Taylor Swift’s “august” peaked at number 19 on the Canadian Hot 100.
That result placed the song inside Canada’s top 20 despite “august” being an album track rather than an initially promoted single. Its recurring August listening pattern contributed to renewed attention well after folklore’s release.
The Canadian peak is separate from the song’s chart positions in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, and the United States. It is also different from the Billboard Global 200 ranking, which measures worldwide activity rather than one national market.
The song’s chart story illustrates how streaming can revive older releases. Listeners repeatedly return to “august” when the month arrives, allowing the track to reappear in charts without a new studio recording or traditional single campaign.