This might surprise you, but New York City's hottest-growing song of the summer wasn't by the Weeknd or Omi.
According to a brand new interactive map from the music company, "No Me Llamas" by Gocho El Lapiz De PLatino was the top trending song by city folks this summer. That track was followed by "Borro Cassette" by Maluma and "Harder Than Them" by Maino.
Rappers Drake, J. Cole and Tory Lanez also landed on the list.
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All along the East Coast, some songs made multiple appearances, like the sleeper cult hit "Cha Cha" by D.R.A.M., "White Iverson" by Post Malone and "Back Up" by Dej Loaf, featuring Big Sean.
Mainstream acts like Drake, Carrie Underwood and Nick Jonas cropped up on the lists as well.
Over on the west coast, "S.O.B" by Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats was the top Shazam in Los Angeles, followed by "Again" by Fetty Wap and "Cul Adis" by La Bandononona Clave Nueva De Max Peraza.
Halsey's "New Americana" was also popular on the west coast, as was "Tear In My Heart" by Twenty One Pilots.
Down in the south, Fetty Wap's "Again" was the top song in Houston, Jaheim's "Back in My Arms" ruled New Orleans and iHeartMemphis' "Hit the Quan" won over Birmingham.
Check out the entire interactive map here to see which earworms your state Shazamed the most.