List of Online Music Song Contest winners

Twenty-six songs have won the Online Music Song Contest, a competition organized all the countries in the world. The contest has been held once or twice in a month since its debut in August 2020. The contest's winner has been determined using a basic voting method; awarding points to countries by juries and/or televoters. The country awarded the most points is declared the winner. There have been twenty-four contests so far with twenty countries winning so far. Jiydesh Idirisova became the first artist to win the contest and Aidana Deka became the first artist to win on home soil. Jiydesh Idirisova's "Narinay (Наринай)" became also the first winning song to be entirely in a language other than English, as the song was sung only in Kyrgyz. SEA's "Player Two" became the first winning song to have English lyrics in it, while BlackPink's song "Lovesick Girls" was the first song sung in more than one language. It was sung in English and Korean. Skott's "Mermaid" became the first song that won after winning a national selection. In this case, "Mermaid" won the Swedish national selection SkottFestivalen (OMSC 10). Artem Pivovarov became the first male artist to win the contest. He won with his song "Nomer Odin (Номер Один)", sung entirely in Russian, which also took part in the contest after winning a national selection. In this case, the song won the Ukrainian national selection Шлях України до ОМSC (OMSC 12). Glowie and iLL BLU became the first collaboration to win the contest. They won with the song "Tribalist (Get To Know), sung in English, which won OMSC 13 with 131 points. Michelle Andrade's "Rumba" became the song who won with the highest score ever. She won with a score of 224 points. Ogee became the first American artist to win the competition. She won the eighteenth edition for Guadeloupe and broke the streak of victories held by European countries from OMSC 7. Michelle Andrade became the first artist to win the contest twice in a row and twice in general. She won OMSC 23 with her song "Échale".

Winners by Language
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