Daft Punk Popular Song Rankings [2026]

StarboyThe Weeknd ft. Daft Punk11rank/position

The Weeknd – Starboy ft. Daft Punk (Official Video) ft. Daft Punk

A collaboration between The Weeknd and Daft Punk.

Inspired by The Weeknd’s 2016 track “Out Here.” Released as a single in 2016, it reached No.

1 on charts around the world.

It’s an electropop track with R&B elements that sings about the luxurious lifestyle of celebrities.

AerodynamicDaft Punk12rank/position

Daft Punk – Aerodynamic (Official Video)

An instrumental track released by Daft Punk in 2001.

It samples Sister Sledge’s 1982 track “Il Macquillage Lady.” It was a hit in several European countries, reaching No.

19 on the charts in Finland.

ContactDaft Punk13rank/position

Daft Punk – Contact (Official Audio)

Daft Punk, the French electronic duo with worldwide popularity.

They’re known for crafting distinctive sounds that are catchy yet leave a powerful impact with every track.

“Contact” is one of their lesser-known songs, peaking at No.

46 on the charts in France.

However, it’s a gem for enthusiasts, featuring a unique production that samples NASA’s Apollo 17 mission communications.

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Ryo

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Da FunkDaft Punk14rank/position

Daft Punk – Da Funk

An acid house track released in 1995 by Daft Punk.

It was a hit worldwide and reached No.

1 on the U.S.

charts.

It samples Vaughan Mason and Crew’s 1979 track “Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll.”

Lose Yourself to DanceDaft Punk15rank/position

Daft Punk – Lose Yourself to Dance (Official Version)

On February 22, 2021, the French male duo Daft Punk announced their breakup on their official YouTube channel.

Not only were they pioneers who elevated French house music, but their genre-defying sound kept producing global hits, so news of their split saddened many music fans.

Among their magnificent discography—which includes songs so iconic that even people who rarely listen to Western music know them—this time I’d like to introduce Lose Yourself to Dance from Random Access Memories, their biggest hit and effectively their final album.

It’s a disco-funk tune featuring Nile Rodgers—guitarist of the quintessential American funk band Chic and an accomplished producer—and Pharrell Williams, a hitmaking producer and popular solo artist, on vocals.

Beyond its sound, the subtly nostalgic melody invites listeners back to the evocative atmosphere of the 1980s.

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KOH-1

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