List of Billboard number one Holiday Songs 2010–2019

These are the Billboard Holiday Digital Song Sales chart number one hits from 2010 until 2019. The chart represents the top-downloaded Holiday songs, ranked by sales data as compiled by Nielsen SoundScan.

Holiday Songs / Holiday Airplay 2010-2019
Five songs alternated topping the Holiday Airplay chart from 2010 and 2019:
 * Bobby Helms' 1957 "Jingle Bell Rock" for one week on 11/27/10,
 * Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" for 31 weeks (2 weeks from 12/4-11/2010, 2 weeks from 1/1-8/2011, 3 weeks from 12/24/2011-1/7/2012, 1 week on 1/5/2013, 3 weeks from 12/28/2013-1/11/2014, 1 week on 1/3/2015, 4 weeks from 12/19/2015-1/9/2016, 3 weeks from 12/24/2016-1/7/2017 and 12 weeks from 12/30/2017-1/4/2020 ) ,
 * Brenda Lee's 1958 "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" for 9 weeks (1 week on 12/18/2010, 1 week on 12/10/2011, 3 weeks from 12/15-29/2012, 2 weeks from 12/14-21/2013, 1 week on 12/12/2015 and 1 week on 12/10/2016 ) ,
 * Burl Ives' 1964 "A Holly Jolly Christmas" for 5 weeks (on the weeks of 12/25/2010, 12/17/2011, 12/8/2012, 12/13/2014, and 12/9/2017 ) and
 * Jose Feliciano's 1971's "Feliz Navidad" for 6 total weeks (2 weeks from 12/20-27/2014, 1 week on 1/10/2015, 1 week on 12/17/2016 and 2 weeks from 12/16-23/2017 ).

Hot Holiday Songs / Holiday 100 2011-2019
Five songs topped the Holiday 100 from the chart's debut in 2011 until 2019:
 * Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" for 40 weeks,
 * Justin Bieber's "Mistletoe" on 1/7/2012,
 * Pentatonix's "Little Drummer Boy" on 12/21/13,
 * Pentatonix's "Mary, Did You Know?" for 2 weeks from 12/13-20/2014 and
 * Ariana Grande's "Santa Tell Me" on 1/10/2015.

Holiday Streaming Songs 2013-2019
The only songs that topped Holiday Streaming Songs from the chart's debut in 2013 until 2019 are Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" for 30 weeks, Pentatonix's "Mary, Did You Know?" for 3 weeks from 12/13-27/2014 and Ariana Grande's "Santa Tell Me" for 2 weeks from 1/3-10/2015 .