The Hero Song

Breaking Me by Topic

1,238,571,778 streams

ONE HIT WONDER
Topic

"The Topic song 'Breaking Me' is 6x more famous than their next biggest song, making them a ONE HIT WONDER. See the stats on JustOneHit.com."

Ratio

5.9x

Hit Streams

1,238.6M

Verdict

Certified One Hit Wonder

One Hit Wonder Meter

LEGEND
One Hit Wonder

Topic · 5.9x ratio

Streams Comparison

Breaking Me 1,238,571,778
Kernkraft 400 (A Better Day) 209,516,893
Chain My Heart 132,771,273
Why Do You Lie To Me (feat. Lil Baby) 96,264,124
Breaking Me - HUGEL Remix 93,481,241
In Your Arms (For An Angel) 81,480,351
All Or Nothing 73,717,864
Out My Head 27,667,368
Perfect 27,565,487
Home (feat. Nico Santos) - Alle Farben Remix 27,046,030

Other Songs

Tracks 2–10 by streams

2. Kernkraft 400 (A Better Day) 209,516,893
3. Chain My Heart 132,771,273
4. Why Do You Lie To Me (feat. Lil Baby) 96,264,124
5. Breaking Me - HUGEL Remix 93,481,241
6. In Your Arms (For An Angel) 81,480,351
7. All Or Nothing 73,717,864
8. Out My Head 27,667,368
9. Perfect 27,565,487
10. Home (feat. Nico Santos) - Alle Farben Remix 27,046,030

The Story

Topic is a German DJ and producer who broke through internationally with one gleaming dance-pop single. "Breaking Me", released in 2019 with the Swedish singer A7S, paired a wistful vocal with a propulsive, whistle-led drop, and it became a slow-building global hit, the kind of track that quietly takes over radio and playlists over many months.

He is an active producer with other charting work, including "Kernkraft 400 (A Better Day)", and within dance circles he is a steady presence rather than a one-off. But on streaming, that one single has pulled clearly ahead.

"Breaking Me" sits near 1.2 billion plays, while his next most-streamed track, "Kernkraft 400", trails at around 210 million. That puts the ratio at about 5.9, over our 5.0 line.

By our measure Topic is a certified one-hit wonder, with the caveat that always applies to working dance producers. The genre is built around individual hits more than career arcs, and he remains busy, but on streams one perfectly judged crossover still does far more work than everything else he has released. Among dance producers, that pattern is closer to the norm than the exception.

Sources

By The JustOneHit Editorial Team Last updated 23 May 2026