In the End

Why it's moving

Why it's here

"In the End," released as the fourth single from Linkin Park's 2000 debut Hybrid Theory, peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and remains the band's highest-charting single, which is why it persists as a catalog staple rather than a news-driven entry. [1] Linkin Park kept the song in front of live audiences through the From Zero World Tour, a 100-show run with singer Emily Armstrong that began September 11, 2024 in Los Angeles and closed June 30, 2026 in Zurich, weeks before this chart date. [2]

In culture

Every place this record has lived. A solid chip states a fact and carries the citation that earns it; a dashed one is a connection somebody drew, and carries their name instead.

• Covered Alexandra Kuznetsovasource
• Written by Brad Delsonsource
• Written by Chester Benningtonsource
• Remixed by Chris Voiceman, One Game I Don't Know Whysource
• Sampled by Danny Greyiers, BECOMING IIsource
• Covered FEVER 333source
• Covered Forward to Deathsource
• Covered Gordisource
• Written by Joseph “Joe” Hahnsource
• Sampled by Juicy J feat. Lord Infamous, Smoke Dat Weedsource
• Remixed by Linkin Park, In the End (2022 remix)source
• Remixed by Linkin Park, In The End (BeeKay remix)source
• Remixed by Linkin Park, In the End (Kay-DC remix)source
• Remixed by Linkin Park, In the End (Markus Schulz tribute remix)source
• Remixed by Linkin Park reinterpreted by Kutmasta Kurt feat. Motion Man, Enth E ndsource
• Covered Margarita Sipatovasource
• Covered MIDI Bunnysource
• Written by Mike Shinodasource
• Covered Mike Shinodasource
• Written by Rob Bourdonsource
• Covered Scott D. Davissource
• Sampled by slippymudman, In The End I'm a Gummy Bearsource
• Covered The Bunny The Bearsource
• Covered The HITZsource
• Covered Tufts University Beelzebubssource
• Sampled by Uppermost, Avensource
• Covered Vitamin String Quartetsource
• Sampled by Walt & Feliz, Endlesssource

Across markets · earliest pickup first

Every date here is the date the source chart covers, never the date we fetched it. Sources publish on different lags: the Spotify mirror runs about two days behind, TurnTable publishes weekly.

1. MarketFirst seenLatestDaysPeakRank path
2. Ukraineua · applemusic_kworb deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-21#1273#4
   #12
3. Switzerlandch · applemusic applemusic_kworb spotify2026-06-172026-09-21#7190#12
   #71
4. Czechiacz · applemusic applemusic_kworb deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-21#7281#15
   #72
5. Portugalpt · applemusic applemusic_kworb deezer spotify2026-06-172026-09-21#6480#15
   #64
6. United Statesus · shazam spotify · 1 city2026-06-172026-09-19#11375#18
   #113
7. Austriaat · applemusic applemusic_kworb spotify2026-06-172026-09-21#3285#24
   #32
8. Luxembourglu · applemusic applemusic_kworb spotify2026-06-172026-09-21#6071#25
   #60
9. Belgiumbe · applemusic_kworb spotify2026-06-172026-09-19#6490#40
   #64
10. Show all 75 markets

Worldwide feeds · not markets

A source's own worldwide chart. These are feeds, not places, so they are kept out of the market count above.

1. MarketFirst seenLatestDaysPeakRank path
2. Global feedglobal · applemusic_kworb spotify2026-06-172026-09-19#6693#52
   #66
3. World feedworld · shazam2026-07-202026-09-21#4050#36
   #40

City pickups

City charts record their parent country as the market, so these do not add to the market count above. One line per country: how many of its rooms picked the song up, and the best of them.

1. no 1 city · best #22 oslo
2. us 1 city · best #47 kansas city

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Editions

1. 2026-09-15Chart-only edition#32
2. 2026-09-14Chart-only edition#29
3. 2026-09-13Chart-only edition#27
4. 2026-08-08Chart-only edition#33
5. 2026-08-07Chart-only edition#38