The results keep rolling in, and some of them are very surprising.

Well, it’s happening: the Hottest 200 of the Decade is finally upon us.

The results of the massive national poll, organised and run by triple j, will be released unusually slowly for the station. The countdown will occur over five days, with spots 200 to 101 revealed from today until Friday, and then the Hottest 100 countdown itself will go down this Saturday. That’ll give us a lot of time to digest the list, and also allow everybody to adjust their predictions for the top spot in real-time.

It’ll also mean we’ll get strung out with a series of surprises; the kind of upsets and shock omissions that we’ve already started to see as the spots have been slowly revealed. For instance, we’ve already had a number of songs place surprisingly low on the list.

Coming in at spot 195, for instance, is Middle Kids’ ‘Edge of Town’. That song didn’t even place in the Hottest 100 when it was first released, but the band are extremely popular with the station, and the reputation of their break-out single has only grown since then. You’d expect it to hit around the #50 mark — for it to be this low means we have some surprises in store.

The same goes with the song sitting at position number 192, Lizzo’s ‘Truth Hurts’. Lizzo is everywhere at the moment — her bop ‘Juice’ will almost certainly appear again in the count — so you’d expect one of her lead singles to be faring better.

But hey, at least the other songs make more sense. The National coming in at 197 with ‘Bloodbuzz Ohio’ checks out, as does The Weeknd nabbing the 191st spot with ‘The Hills’. Expect to see more of them as the list goes on. We’ll keep you updated.

Here’s the list so far:

Hottest 200 of the Decade (…So Far)

101. Methyl Ethel — ‘Ubu’

102. Kanye West — ‘Power’

103. Sticky Fingers — ‘Liquorlip Loaded Gun’

104. Catfish And The Bottlemen — ‘Cocoon’

105. Peking Duk — ‘Take Me Over’

106. Ruel — ‘Younger’

107. Ou Est le Swimming Pool — ‘Dance The Way I Feel’

108. Gang Of Youths — ‘What Can I Do If The Fire Goes Out?’

109. Childish Gambino — ‘Sweatpants’

110. Ocean Alley — ‘Knees’

111. Bliss N Eso — ‘Addicted’

112. RÜFÜS DU SOL — ‘You Were Right’

113. Little Red — ‘Rock It’

114. Lana Del Rey — ‘Young And Beautiful’

115. Gorillaz — ‘On Melancholy Hill’

116. Ball Park Music — ‘She Only Loves Me When I’m There’

117. Ruel — ‘Face To Face’

118. Ruel — ‘Free Time’

119. The Jungle Giants — ‘She’s A Riot’

120. Meg Mac — ‘Roll Up Your Sleeves’

121. London Grammar — ‘Strong’

122. Art vs Science — ‘Magic Fountain’

123. Lana Del Rey — ‘Summertime Sadness’

124. A$AP Rocky — ‘F**kin’ Problems’

125. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis — ‘Can’t Hold Us’

126. Kanye West — ‘All Of The Lights’

127. Birds Of Tokyo — ‘Plans’

128. Kendrick Lamar — ‘Money Trees’

129. Lime Cordiale — ‘Robbery’

130. Duke Dumont — ‘Ocean Drive’

131. Boy & Bear — ‘Fall At Your Feet’

132. ZHU — ‘Faded’

133. BROCKHAMPTON — ‘SWEET’

134. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis — ‘Same Love’

135. J. Cole — Wet ‘Dreamz’

136. Major Lazer — ‘Lean On’

137. Flume — ‘Say It’

138. Thundamentals — ‘Sally’

139. Dune Rats — ‘Scott Green’

140. Sticky Fingers — ‘Caress Your Soul’

141. Mac Miller — ‘Dang!’

142. Foals — ‘My Number’

143. Lana Del Rey — ‘Born To Die’

144. Denzel Curry — ‘Bulls On Parade’

145. Frank Ocean — ‘Nights’

146. Birds Of Tokyo — ‘Lanterns’

147. Thelma Plum — ‘Better In Blak’

148. Billie Eilish — ‘when the party’s over’

149. PNAU — ‘Chameleon’

150. Skrillex — ‘Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites’

151. Lime Cordiale — ‘I Touch Myself’

152. Flume — ‘Rushing Back’

153. Mallrat — ‘Groceries’

154. Skegss — ‘Spring Has Sprung’

155. Arctic Monkeys — ‘Arabella’

156. Hockey Dad — ‘Join The Club’

157. HAIM — ‘The Wire’

158. Mark Ronson – ‘Uptown Funk’

159. Lorde – ‘Tennis Court’

160. Gang Of Youths – The Heart Is A Muscle’

161. Calvin Harris — ‘Sweet Nothing’

162. Holy Holy — ‘True Lovers’

163. Mura Masa — ‘Love$ick’

164. Tyler, The Creator — ‘Yonkers’

165. The Jungle Giants — ‘Feel The Way I Do’

166. G Flip — ‘Drink Too Much’

167. Empire Of The Sun — ‘Alive’

168. Arcade Fire — ‘The Suburbs’

169. Pendulum — ‘Witchcraft’

170. Frank Ocean — ‘Pyramids’

171. Frank Ocean — ‘Super Rich Kids’

172. Boy & Bear — ‘Feeding Line’

173. Skegss — ‘Up In The Clouds’

174. Juice Wrld — ‘Lucid Dreams’

175. San Cisco — ‘Fred Astaire’

176. Drapht — ‘Rapunzel’

177. Thundamentals — ‘Brother’

178. Florence And The Machine — ‘Spectrum (Say My Name)’

179. Thundamentals — ‘Smiles Don’t Lie’

180. Ziggy Alberts — ‘Laps Around The Sun’

181. Illy — ‘Papercuts’

182. Tones And I — ‘Dance Monkey’

183. Travis Scott — ‘goosebumps’

184. The Naked And Famous – ‘Punching In A Dream’

185. BENEE — ‘Glitter’

186. BENEE — ‘Soaked’

187. Miike Snow – ‘Genghis Khan’

188. A$AP Rocky — ‘Praise The Lord (Da Shine)’

189. DOPE LEMON — ‘Marinade’

190. Ocean Alley — ‘Baby Come Back’

191. The Weeknd — ‘The Hills’

192. Lizzo — ‘Truth Hurts’

193. The Lumineers — ‘Ho Hey’

194. Tyler, The Creator — ‘See You Again’

195. Middle Kids — ‘Edge Of Town’

196. Two Door Cinema Club — ‘What You Know’

197. The National — ‘Bloodbuzz Ohio’

198. Bluejuice — ‘Act Yr Age’

199. The Amity Affliction — ‘Pittsburgh’

200. The Naked And Famous — ‘Young Blood’