The landscape of virtual music is more competitive than ever, as evidenced by the latest weekly viewing statistics. The data reveals a fascinating tug-of-war between established “divas” of the scene and viral hits that refuse to fade away. From the powerhouse dominance of Hololive to the indie-adjacent success of Shigure Ui, the virtual music industry is currently firing on all cylinders.

The Reign of the Divas: Hoshimachi Suisei and Houshou Marine

If the chart tells any story, it is one of consistent excellence from Hololive’s top talent. Hoshimachi Suisei continues to be a force of nature, with her hit “Bibideba” maintaining the #1 spot with a staggering 550K weekly views, contributing to an immense lifetime total of 171.6M. Suisei’s presence is felt throughout the top 50, with tracks like “Stellar Stellar,” “Caramel Pain,” and “Soirée” all maintaining six-figure weekly viewership—a testament to her longevity and status as a mainstream music icon.

Equally impressive is Houshou Marine. Marine’s strategy of high-quality “original anime MVs” continues to pay dividends. With five different tracks in the top 50, including “III,” “Bishoujo Muzai♡Pirates,” and “I’m Your Treasure Box,” she has mastered the art of creating evergreen content that fans return to week after week.

The Shigure Ui Phenomenon

Outside of the corporate giants, Shigure Ui remains a statistical anomaly. Her track “Houkago Mermaid” secured the #2 spot this week, but it is the enduring legacy of “Loli God Requiem” (#4) that continues to baffle and impress. With 142M total views, Ui has proven that a distinct creative vision and a touch of internet-culture savvy can rival the marketing machine of major agencies.

Newcomers and Rising Trends

The charts also highlight the successful integration of newer generations. hololive DEV_IS ReGLOSS is making significant strides, with their group tracks “Lucky Loud” and “Feeling Graduation” showing steady growth. Additionally, the presence of KAMITSUBAKI Studio artists like RIM and ASU underscores a growing appetite for “Vsinger” content that leans into more experimental and alternative pop genres.

🎵 VTuber Song Charts — Weekly Top 50 (Week of 2026-05-11)

Data from VTuber Song Charts · Updated weekly