Foo Fighters’ “Of All People” Opens at No. 1 on iTunes

Foo Fighters currently lead the iTunes Top Songs chart, the site’s list of the bestselling tracks, as it debuts at No. 1. The group replaces Social Distortion’s “Partners in Crime” at the summit, as that rollicking tune falls outside the top 10 entirely, dipping to No. 17. While purchases no longer carry the same weight as they once did in the American music economy, iTunes remains perhaps the most vital of all sales platforms.

Lady Gaga’s “Runway” Joins BTS Tracks Inside the Top 10

As of the writing of this article, only two brand new tracks break into the iTunes Top Songs chart’s top 10. Lady Gaga and Doechii teamed up to create the house banger “Runway,” which was crafted for the upcoming film The Devil Wears Prada 2. “Runway” sits at No. 8, sandwiched in between BTS smashes.

Seven versions of “Swim,” the lead single from the K-pop boy band’s comeback album Arirang, live in some of the loftiest spaces on the iTunes Top Songs tally. Each one is credited to the group and also names one of the seven members, as they put their own spins on the Billboard Hot 100 smash. New editions of the laidback electronic cut – titled the Pixel Cover Versions – help the multiple takes of “Swim” become top 10 bestsellers. Currently, half a dozen reimaginings of the same title appear inside that uppermost register.

“Of All People” Marks the Fourth Single From a New Album

“Of All People” is the fourth official single pushed from Your Favorite Toy. Foo Fighters initiated this latest era with “Asking for a Friend,” which dropped in mid-October of last year. Earlier in 2026, both the title track and “Caught in the Echo” have also become bestsellers, at least on iTunes. None of those tunes appear on the iTunes Top Songs chart at the moment, however.

The Singles Have All Reached the Hot Hard Rock Songs Chart

So far, the three singles shared from Your Favorite Toy have all appeared, at least for a week, on Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart, the busiest and most competitive list in America when looking solely at that style. “Asking for a Friend” spent 14 frames rising and falling, entering at No. 4, what turned out to be its all-time high.

The full-length’s title track, its second single, missed out on giving Foo Fighters a fourth No. 1 when it stalled at No. 2, joining both “Making a Fire” and “My Hero” in that spot. “Caught in the Echo,” the most recent drop before “Of All People,” missed out on the highest tier entirely, peaking at No. 14.

In a little over a week, there’s a good chance that “Of All People” will make it to the Hot Hard Rock Songs chart, and potentially also a number of purchase-only rankings like the Hard Rock Digital Song Sales and Rock Digital Song Sales tallies.