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20. Imagine Dragons -

Potentially a surprising start to this top 20, Imagine Dragons has had several long-lasting hits that have carried them onto this list. People are still jamming out to their 2012 song 'Radioactive.'

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19. Adele -

This powerhouse singer is a shoo-in for this list. Her albums like '21' and '25' were streaming sensations on Spotify. Her new album is sure to boost her numbers.

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18. Queen -

The only non-current band on this list, Queen is timeless. Despite not releasing new music (with Mercury) since 1995, the band has been in the mainstream with projects like the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' biopic.

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17. Maroon 5 -

With albums coming out every few years since 'Songs About Jane' in 2002, plus a Super Bowl appearance in 2019, it's more surprising that Maroon 5 isn't higher on this list!

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16. Khalid -

Khalid's hit 2019 song 'Talk' racked up the streams, pushing him into the top 20. As of early 2020, he was in the top 10 for number of streams as well.

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15. Taylor Swift - The Queen of Pop released her new album 'Folklore' in July 2020 and it has been smashing Spotify records left and right. She's sure to be moving right up on this list.

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14. J Balvin -

The Prince of Reggaeton, J Balvin is gaining more notoriety with an English-speaking fan base, which means even more people to stream his music. Songs like 'Mi Gente' are too catchy for just one stream.

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13. Billie Eilish -

Eilish has been smashing records since she popped up on the scene in 2015. She was the most-streamed female artist on Spotify in 2019, and 2020 is off to a good start with the release of her new Bond theme song.

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12. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis -

One of the few to achieve most-streamed artist of the year, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' greatest hits (such as 'Can't Hold Us' and 'Thrift Shop') have carried them onto this list.

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11. Post Malone -

The most-streamed artist of 2019 (and the runner-up in 2018), Post Malone has had several good years. With only three albums under his belt, his position on this list is truly impressive.

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10. Ariana Grande - The talented singer has the most followers of any other female artist, so it's no surprise that she also has an impressive number of streams. She was the most-streamed female artist of the 2010s.

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9. Calvin Harris -

This DJ has collaborated with some of the biggest names in music in the past few years. With songs like 'I Need Your Love' with Ellie Goulding, 'Slide' with Frank Ocean and Migos, and 'Feels' with Katy Perry, Big Sean, and Pharrell, he's bound to get the streams.

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8. Justin Bieber -

Justin Bieber's fans are nothing if not dedicated. He became the first artist to hit seven billion-streamer songs on Spotify earlier this year, and is looking to add a few more to that list soon.

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7. Coldplay - One of the few bands on this list, Coldplay can credit most of their streaming success to "oldies but goodies." Their most popular songs on Spotify were released between 2000 and 2008, barring their 2017 collab with The Chainsmokers.

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6. Kanye West -

Set to release a new album in no time, titled 'Donda: With Child' after his mother, Kanye West may be moving up on this list. The rapper just seems to drop hit after hit.

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5. Rihanna -

Despite not releasing a new album since 2016, Rihanna was runner-up to Ariana Grande for the most-streamed female artist of the decade. She is still releasing singles, however, including collabs 'Lemon' and 'Believe It.'

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4. The Weeknd -

The Weeknd is one of the male artists with the most monthly followers. The Canadian singer released 'Blinding Lights' in late 2019, and it's been booming. It even got its own Tik Tok dance!

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3. Eminem - Though Spotify and Eminem may have a shaky relationship, that doesn't stop the rapper from having a huge number of streams. Classics combine with his new releases to put Eminem in the third-place spot.

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2. Ed Sheeran -

With his unwavering popularity, it should be no surprise that Ed Sheeran is second on this list. His song 'Shape of You' made over £7 million (over US$9 million) from the streaming app alone.

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1. Drake -

The most-streamed artist for three different years, Drake is number one on this list. He was also (unsurprisingly) the most-streamed artist of the decade.

Want to learn more about the rapper? Check out his past flings and rumored romances!

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