Is Social House a One Hit Wonder?

The Hero Song

Magic In The Hamptons (feat. Lil Yachty)

578,055,009 streams

ONE HIT WONDER

Yes. By the streaming numbers, Social House is a one hit wonder. "Magic In The Hamptons (feat. Lil Yachty)" has 578,055,009 streams, against 42,391,730 for their next biggest song "Haunt You", a ratio of 13.6x. JustOneHit certifies an artist as a one hit wonder when that ratio is 5.0 or higher.

Ratio

13.6x

Hit Streams

578.1M

Verdict

Certified One Hit Wonder

Tags

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One Hit Wonder Meter

LEGEND
One Hit Wonder

Social House · 13.6x ratio

Streams Comparison

Magic In The Hamptons (feat. Lil Yachty) 578,055,009
Haunt You 42,391,730
Tropical Rain 12,206,527
At Least We Can Say That We Tried 5,546,643
Love Me Back 4,599,846
Higher 4,088,824
Why You Always Gotta Start Something 2,119,138
Bentley Coupe 1,793,339
Little Bit 271,218
Outside 199,661

Other Songs

Tracks 2–10 by streams

2. Haunt You 42,391,730
3. Tropical Rain 12,206,527
4. At Least We Can Say That We Tried 5,546,643
5. Love Me Back 4,599,846
6. Higher 4,088,824
7. Why You Always Gotta Start Something 2,119,138
8. Bentley Coupe 1,793,339
9. Little Bit 271,218
10. Outside 199,661

The Story

Social House are an American duo, Mikey Foster and Scootie Anderson, who made their name behind the scenes as songwriters and producers, with credits on hits for Ariana Grande and others, before stepping out under their own name. Their breakthrough was "Magic in the Hamptons", a breezy 2018 single featuring Lil Yachty that got a visibility boost from Grande herself.

The duo remained closely tied to Grande's camp, even co-writing and appearing on her work, but as a recording act under their own banner, one song has pulled clearly ahead.

"Magic in the Hamptons" sits near 565 million plays, while their next most-streamed track, "Haunt You", trails at around 42 million. That puts the ratio above 13, far past our 5.0 line.

By our measure Social House are a certified one-hit wonder, with the caveat that fits a behind-the-scenes hit factory. Like many writer-producers who release their own music, their wider success lives in other artists' catalogues, while under their own name a single, star-boosted summer single stands far ahead of everything else they have put out.

By The JustOneHit Editorial Team Last updated 23 May 2026