Rihanna's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

The MonsterEminem Ft. Rihanna29rank/position

Eminem ft. Rihanna – The Monster (Explicit) [Official Video]

A collaboration between Eminem and Rihanna.

It’s a track about confronting one’s inner monster, released in 2013.

Bebe Rexha and Frequency were involved in its production.

The track reached No.

1 in countries around the world and won a Grammy Award.

All Of The LightsKanye West ft. Rihanna, Kid Cudi30rank/position

Kanye West – All Of The Lights ft. Rihanna, Kid Cudi

All Of The Lights was released featuring the star-studded guests Rihanna and Kid Cudi.

Alongside rap and vocals that showcase each of the three artists’ unique styles, the brass elements subtly evoke the phrase “glory.” The lyrics reflect Kanye West’s own past experiences and the path that led him to his current position.

It feels like you might find your own unique light at the end of overcoming the past and pressing forward with faith.

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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LOYALTY.Kendrick Lamar ft. Rihanna31rank/position

Kendrick Lamar – LOYALTY. ft. Rihanna

A smooth track that sings about pledging loyalty in both platonic and romantic relationships.

It’s a collaboration between American rapper Kendrick Lamar and singer Rihanna, sampling Bruno Mars’s 2016 track “24K Magic.”

FlyNicki Minaj ft. Rihanna32rank/position

Nicki Minaj – Fly ft. Rihanna

A true collaboration of today’s Black singer queens, Nicki Minaj and Rihanna.

It’s a song that celebrates hard workers who strive to move forward, even though the path is surely not an easy one.

It’s also a perfect track for freshmen about to embark on a new chapter.

BELIEVE ITPARTYNEXTDOOR & Rihanna33rank/position

PARTYNEXTDOOR & Rihanna – BELIEVE IT (Official Audio)

PartyNextDoor, a multi-talented singer-songwriter and producer from Ontario, Canada, is also known as the first artist signed to OVO SOUND, the label founded around Drake.

Released in March 2020, this track has been generating huge buzz for featuring Rihanna, who had been away from the music scene for a while.

Over a subdued track, the song explores trust between a man and a woman.

The hook where Rihanna sings “make me believe” is especially striking—many men might find it all too relatable.

Birthday CakeRihanna34rank/position

Rihanna – Birthday Cake (Audio)

Rihanna, an artist from Barbados, is internationally renowned and hugely popular in Japan as well.

She originally debuted as a reggae artist, but later shifted her style several times, from R&B to dance music.

Her track “Birthday Cake” fully embraces a dance music style, gaining popularity with its intense sound—far removed from the catchy melodies typical of standard birthday songs.

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Ryo

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Born AgainRihanna35rank/position

Rihanna – Born Again

Rihanna, a singer known for R&B-leaning tracks like “Umbrella” and “Don’t Stop the Music,” also has a lot of great ballads.

Among them, “Born Again” has an interesting progression and would be a really cool song to sing at karaoke.

It starts with a quiet piano, then the mood shifts a bit in the middle, and a low-pitched melody appears repeatedly.

If you’re a woman with a naturally low voice, it’s definitely worth a try!

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Yuuki

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