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Have a peek at this year’s
Hottest 100
with these juicy stats
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triple j’s Hottest 100 is right around the corner!
As a little treat, we’re giving you a peek at the results. No spoilers here, just cold hard stats…
More than 2.5 million votes were submitted this year!
25 artists will be making their Hottest 100 debut
8 songs in the countdown were uploaded to triple j Unearthed this year
A f*cked up year: you’re gonna hear 102 f-bombs across the countdown (as many as the last two countdowns combined)
Despite being the middle of winter here, August was the Hottest month, with the most amount of entries
3 artists will join the 15-Songs-Or-Over Club across all Hottest 100 annual countdowns
That’s all we can reveal for now… To find out more, tune into triple j tomorrow from 10am local time, as we get the party started by playing you tracks that landed at 200-101. Then we’ll see you from 12pm AEDT on Saturday 22 Jan as we get stuck into the Hottest 100 songs of the year!
You can listen to the Hottest 100 on the triple j app (iPhone and Android), FM radio, digital radio and on triple j’s website, and follow along with us via Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Twitter. After the countdown, you can chuck on our Hottest 100 playlists on Apple Music, YouTube and Spotify.
Then on Sunday 23 January, go back in time with Double J for the Hottest 100 of 2001. Relive Hottest 100 history as you recover from the day before!
triple j is working with Lifeline for this year’s Hottest 100 to help them connect with more young people who are struggling. Join us by making a donation or buying this year’s Hottest 100 t-shirt!
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Hottest 100 key dates:
Fri 21 Jan (10am local time): Hottest 200-101
Sat 22 Jan (12pm AEDT): Hottest 100
Sun 23 Jan (10am local time): Hottest 100 of 2001 on Double J
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