Bruno Mars — Marry You

The go-to soundtrack for flash-mob proposals is broadly charting again, appearing on 22 country and platform charts today after a 20-day gap. A track from Bruno Mars' 2010 debut Doo-Wops & Hooligans, it was released as a single only outside the United States, per Wikipedia — yet it became the default proposal anthem across the following decade, the number every himbo cued up before dropping to one knee, as What-Song puts it. A Glee cover even outperformed the original, reaching number 32 on the Hot 100. Its bubbly two-chord bounce and dumb-fun opening line have made it durable wedding-season fodder, and early July sits squarely in that window. The current spread is worth tracking as summer proposals peak.