Peggy Gou is a South Korean, Berlin-based DJ and producer who is one of the most celebrated names in contemporary house and techno, a fixture of the world's biggest clubs and festivals. So her appearance here is a borderline one: her standing in dance music rests on far more than a single track.
But on streaming, one crossover hit has pulled enormously ahead. "(It Goes Like) Nanana", released in 2023 and drawing on a classic ATB melody, became a genuine pop smash, the Beatport best-seller of its year and a viral fixture, reaching far beyond her usual audience.
Her other releases are revered in club circles but trail well behind on streams. "Nanana" sits near 702 million plays, while her next most-streamed track, "Starry Night", trails at around 119 million. That puts the ratio at about 5.9, over our 5.0 line.
So by our strict, numbers-only measure, Peggy Gou narrowly registers as a certified one-hit wonder. We flag the caveat firmly: this is a globally respected artist with a deep catalogue, whose single most accessible, pop-leaning crossover has, on streams, simply outrun the rest of her work.