TOP		APC		PEAK		title		YEAR
	1		120		103		SAVAGE LOVE		2020
	2		322		181		WANT TO WANT ME		2015
	3		366		255		SWALLA		2017
	4		451		404		TAKE YOU DANCING		2020
	5		498		281		WIGGLE		2014
	6		657		347		TALK DIRTY		2013
	7		857		756		LOVE NOT WAR (THE TAMPA BEAT)		2020
	8		1883		879		IN MY HEAD		2010
	9		2334		1311		BREATHING		2012
	10		2428		1467		TRUMPETS		2013
	11		2564		1291		WHATCHA SAY		2009
	12		2569		1434		DON'T WANNA GO HOME		2011
	13		3526		1994		RIDIN' SOLO		2010
	14		3559		2979		1, 2, 3		2018
	15		3855		2325		IT GIRL		2011
	16		4670		3667		GET UGLY		2016
	17		4761		3303		THE OTHER SIDE		2013
	18		5611		5449		LIFESTYLE		2021
	19		5787		4372		TRY ME		2015
	20		6973		5780		IF I'M LUCKY		2017
	21		10002		6471		WHAT IF		2010
	22		10984		7414		FIGHT FOR YOU		2011
	23		12636		12318		ACAPULCO		2021
	24		16236		15983		SLOW LOW		2023
	25						ANIMAL		2024
	26						WHEN LOVE SUCKS		2023
	27						STUPID LOVE		2014
	28						MARRY ME		2013
	29						SPICY MARGARITA		2024
	30						GOODBYE		2018
	Jason Derulo, born Jason Joel Desrouleaux on September 21, 1989, in Miramar, Florida, grew up in a warm and lively Haitian-American household where music, rhythm, and storytelling were part of everyday life. His parents, who had immigrated from Haiti, encouraged creativity and discipline, and Jason quickly discovered that music was the language in which he felt most at home. He began writing songs at the age of eight, often filling notebooks with ideas, melodies, and lyrics that reflected his imagination and emotions. Haitian Creole was his first language, and the cultural richness of his upbringing shaped his sense of identity and artistic expression. As a child, Jason showed talent not only for singing but also for dance and acting. He attended several performing arts schools in Florida, where he trained in ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop, and contemporary dance. These early years gave him a strong foundation in performance and helped him develop the stage presence that would later become one of his trademarks. His teachers quickly recognized his potential, and by his teenage years he was already writing songs for established artists. Before stepping into the spotlight as a performer, Jason built a reputation as a gifted songwriter. He wrote music for artists such as Lil Wayne, Pitbull, Diddy, Cassie, and Sean Kingston. His songwriting skills caught the attention of producer J.R. Rotem, who signed him to Beluga Heights Records, a label that later partnered with Warner Music Group. This partnership gave Jason the platform he needed to launch his own career. His breakthrough came in 2009 with the release of “Whatcha Say,” a song built around a haunting sample from Imogen Heap’s “Hide and Seek.” The track blended emotional storytelling with a modern pop-R&B sound and quickly climbed to the top of the American charts. It became a multi-platinum success and introduced Jason Derulo as a fresh, exciting new voice in mainstream music. The success of “Whatcha Say” set the stage for his self-titled debut album, released in 2010. The album produced several major hits, including “In My Head” and “Ridin’ Solo.” “In My Head” showcased Jason’s confident vocal delivery and his ability to craft catchy, danceable hooks, while “Ridin’ Solo” became an anthem of independence and self-discovery. These songs helped establish Jason as a rising star with a unique blend of pop, R&B, and dance influences. His smooth vocals, energetic choreography, and charismatic personality made him stand out in a crowded pop landscape. In 2011, Jason released his second album, Future History, which included the singles “Don’t Wanna Go Home” and “It Girl.” “Don’t Wanna Go Home” was a high-energy dance track that sampled Robin S.’s classic “Show Me Love,” while “It Girl” highlighted Jason’s softer, romantic side. During this period, he was also in a well-known relationship with singer Jordin Sparks, which lasted until 2014 and often drew media attention. Jason’s career took another major leap in 2013 with the release of “The Other Side,” a song that leaned more heavily into electronic dance music. It became a global hit and marked the beginning of a new era in his sound. Later that year, he released “Talk Dirty,” featuring rapper 2 Chainz. The song’s bold saxophone riff, provocative lyrics, and infectious rhythm made it one of the biggest hits of his career. It reached high positions in charts around the world and became a staple in clubs, festivals, and parties. His third album, Talk Dirty (released internationally as Tattoos), included several more hits, such as “Wiggle” featuring Snoop Dogg, “Trumpets,” and “Stupid Love.” “Wiggle” was playful and humorous, built around a quirky beat and a memorable hook. “Trumpets” was a romantic track with orchestral elements, showing Jason’s ability to blend genres in unexpected ways. These songs helped solidify his reputation as a versatile hitmaker who could move effortlessly between pop, R&B, EDM, and hip-hop. Jason’s collaborations have played a major role in his success. Over the years, he has worked with a wide range of artists from different genres and cultures. His song “Swalla,” featuring Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla $ign, became a global sensation in 2017. With its tropical rhythms, colorful production, and playful lyrics, “Swalla” showcased Jason’s ability to create music that feels both international and instantly accessible. He also collaborated with David Guetta on “Goodbye,” a track that blended pop, EDM, and Latin influences, and featured vocals from Nicki Minaj and Willy William. Other notable collaborations include “Hello Friday” with Flo Rida, “Lifestyle” with Adam Levine, “Love Not War” with Nuka, and “Good Vibes” with Robin Schulz. Jason has also worked with Latin artists such as Farruko and Maluma, EDM producers like Hardwell and Zedd, and pop stars including Meghan Trainor and Jennifer Lopez. These partnerships reflect his belief that music is a global language and that creativity grows when artists from different backgrounds come together. In 2020, Jason experienced one of the biggest moments of his career with “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat),” a collaboration with New Zealand producer Jawsh 685. The song became a viral sensation on TikTok, inspiring millions of dance videos and reaching number one in multiple countries. A remix featuring BTS helped the track reach an even wider audience. “Savage Love” demonstrated Jason’s ability to stay relevant in the digital age and connect with younger listeners through social media trends. Jason’s music often explores themes of love, desire, heartbreak, celebration, and self-confidence. Songs like “Want to Want Me,” “Cheyenne,” and “Take You Dancing” highlight his emotional range, while tracks like “Get Ugly” and “The Sky’s the Limit” focus on fun, energy, and ambition. His lyrics are usually straightforward and accessible, making them easy for fans to relate to. Beyond music, Jason has built a massive presence on social media, especially TikTok, where he is known for his dance videos, comedy sketches, and creative visual effects. His content regularly goes viral, and he has become one of the platform’s most influential celebrities. This online success has helped him reach new audiences and promote his music in innovative ways. Jason has also explored acting, appearing in films such as Cats (2019) and Night School (2018). He has participated in television projects as well, including serving as a judge on So You Think You Can Dance. These ventures show his desire to expand his artistic reach beyond music. Throughout his career, Jason Derulo has sold more than 250 million singles worldwide and earned numerous platinum certifications. His ability to adapt to changing musical trends while maintaining his signature style has made him one of the most successful pop artists of his generation. His sharp choreography, polished vocals, and charismatic personality continue to attract fans around the world. In recent years, Jason has focused more on releasing singles rather than full albums, embracing the streaming era’s emphasis on individual tracks. Songs like “Acapulco,” “Lifestyle,” and “Love Not War” show his continued interest in blending pop with global influences. He has hinted at new projects and possibly a future album, keeping fans excited about what comes next. Jason Derulo’s journey from a young songwriter in Florida to an international superstar is a story of talent, discipline, and constant reinvention. Whether he’s performing “Whatcha Say,” dancing to “Savage Love,” or collaborating on “Swalla,” he continues to evolve while staying true to his roots. His legacy is one of creativity, versatility, and connection — a reminder that music can bring people together across cultures, languages, and generations.