G: I’m not 100% sure I understand “the song after going online,” but interpreting your question as “which 2024 song fits the bill of being the one that a lot of people secretly like / listen to shamefully / admit to loving quietly,” here are a few candidates:

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🎧 Top contenders in 2024

• “Lose Control” by Teddy Swims — it was #1 on Billboard’s Year-End Hot 100 for 2024. citeturn0search1turn0search34
• “Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter — very high in streaming, charted globally. citeturn0search7turn0search0turn0search34
• “Birds of a Feather” by Billie Eilish — in 2024 it overtook “Espresso” on Spotify as the most-streamed track of the year. citeturn0news52turn0search7
• “Good Luck, Babe!” by Chappell Roan — critically acclaimed and breakout hit, often cited in “best of 2024” lists. citeturn0search48turn0search20turn0search24

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If you clarify “after going online” or what you meant by “shamefully,” I can narrow it further and pick the most likely candidate for your meaning. Do you mean the song that got big via internet / social media, or the one people secretly jam to but don’t admit?

G: I poked around — there’s no obvious, definitive “guilty-pleasure song of 2024” that everyone agrees on. But a few tracks come close in terms of virality, meme status, and “embarrassing-to-admit—but-can’t-stop-humming-it” energy.

Here are a few that stand out as strong contenders:

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🎯 Top Guilty Pleasure Contenders of 2024

• “Nasty” by Tinashe
  This one might hit the closest to your description. It gained huge traction through TikTok memes and viral dance videos. citeturn0search10 It’s catchy, a bit provocative, and not necessarily the kind of song someone would loudly declare as their favorite — yet many were still riding that hook all summer.

• “Guilty Pleasure” by Kenny Chesney
  The title itself leans into the idea of a song you might enjoy quietly. citeturn0search4turn0search2 Though it’s more in the country realm, it carries that “should-be-embarrassing-but-I-still-like-it” vibe.

• “Guilty Pleasure” by JoJo Siwa
  More playful and overt. It’s almost cheeky in admitting it’s a guilty pleasure, which can make it appealing to people who enjoy the idea of embracing that shameful delight. citeturn0search7

• “Guilty as Sin?” by Taylor Swift
  Not strictly guilty pleasure in the “shameful secret song” sense, but the theme and the title nod toward that tension. citeturn0search12

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If I had to pick one as the most likely big guilty pleasure of 2024, I lean toward “Nasty” by Tinashe. Its path via memes, viral dances, and ambiguous popularity gives it that sneaky, “everyone might enjoy this but few will admit it” vibe.

If you want, I can dig more and check fan forums, social media posts, etc., to see what people actually confess as their 2024 musical guilty pleasure. Do you want me to try that?

G: You’re right to push back — there’s rarely a universal “guilty pleasure” song that hits everyone. But from what I found, “Nasty” by Tinashe is probably the closest to what you mean for 2024 — a song people might feel a little sheepish about admitting they blast on repeat. citeturn0search12turn0search12turn0search12

Here’s why “Nasty” fits the profile:

• It had strong virality through memes and social media trends, rather than pure radio dominance. citeturn0search12turn0search12
• Its hook and lyric “match my freak” became meme fodder. citeturn0search12
• It’s seductive, a bit risqué, and not the kind of song you’d typically “brag” about — exactly the emotional flavor of a guilty pleasure. citeturn0search12

If you like, I can dig deeper (e.g. fan forums, Twitter confessions) to see what lesser-known track really earned “guilty pleasure” status in 2024. Do you want me to go there?