Top Searches of 2025: Who Had Everyone Typing?

In 2025, a few names dominated the internet search charts. Taylor Swift and Donald Trump were at the top of the list.

Taylor Swift: A Year of Milestones

• Swift's fans, known as Swifties, kept her name trending.
• She was on tour, reclaimed her music rights, and released a new album.
• The biggest news? She got engaged to Travis Kelce.
• Their announcement went viral, with over 35 million likes on Instagram.
• Fans searched for every detail about their relationship and wedding plans.

Donald Trump: A Year of Dominance

• Trump had a huge year, always in the news, whether it was politics or interviews.
• He topped global search charts with over a hundred million hits at times.

Sabrina Carpenter: A Rising Star

• Her album broke records and became a global hit.
• Her style and voice made her a cultural icon, especially among younger fans.

Bianca Censori: A Moment of Virality

• She and her husband, Kanye West, made a shocking appearance at the Grammys.
• Her outfit caused a stir, and for a brief moment, she was the most searched person in the world.

The Power of Virality

• Experts say that virality is now as important as traditional fame.
• Controversy and unexpected moments can push new names to the top of search rankings.
• In today's media landscape, brief moments can generate as much attention as years of career-building.
• Attention is driven by the ability to capture the cultural moment, not just longevity.