2010s Music Quiz

The 2010s music quiz is not one game but a whole collection of quizzes built around the decade streaming took over, from 2010 to 2019. You get a run of songs and race to name the artist and track before the clock runs out. It spans EDM festival anthems, trap and hip hop, and streaming era pop, so every round of 2010s music trivia pulls from the hits that ruled Spotify, YouTube and the radio. Pick a set and start playing right away.

Expect the artists who defined the decade: Drake, named Billboard's Artist of the Decade, alongside Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Beyonce, Adele, Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish. When you guess the 2010s song you will hear era defining tracks like Rolling in the Deep, Uptown Funk, Shape of You, Despacito, Bad Guy and the record smashing Old Town Road. The collection mixes chart toppers with the deeper cuts streaming pushed into the mainstream, so there is always another round to discover.

Yes, the 2010s music quiz is completely free and needs no signup, so you can jump straight in and start guessing. If you want to keep your progress, you can sign in to save your stats, track your best scores and climb the weekly league against other players. Nothing is locked behind a paywall to play, and every 2010s hits quiz in the collection stays free. Sign in only when you want your streaks and results to stick around between sessions.

It scales with what you know. If you lived through the decade, the huge hits like Gangnam Style, Shape of You and Uptown Funk land from the opening bar and feel easy. The challenge in this 2010s music trivia comes from the deep cuts, one hit wonders and the many pop songs shaped by producers like Max Martin and DJ Mustard that can blur together. Speed matters too, since faster correct answers score more, so knowing a track early beats guessing late.

The 2010s had a sound you can spot from the opening bar. Booming 808 bass and rattling trap hi hats drove hip hop, the big room synth drop powered EDM anthems, and Auto-Tune shaped countless vocals. Streaming and viral moments meant hooks were engineered to grab you instantly, which is exactly why a 2010s hits quiz works so well. When Despacito or Bad Guy starts, that opening is unmistakable, and the whole decade of playlists comes rushing back.