History has been made several times this Hottest 100, but with one song left there were still a couple of records to break.
The countdown is officially over. Here's who made the top ten.
Billie Eilish, 18, has broken two records to become the first woman and the youngest person to win the Triple J Hottest 100.
She took out the title with her song bad guy off the album WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
She had five other songs in the countdown as well.
Check out the full list below:
THE HOTTEST 100 SONGS OF 2019, AS VOTED BY YOU
100: Dune Rats - No Plans
99: Cosmo's Midnight - C.U.D.I. (Can You Dig It)
98: Baker Boy - Meditjin (feat. JessB)
97: San Cisco - Skin
96: Bring Me The Horizon - Ludens
95: Adrian Eagle - A.O.K.
94: Allday - Protection
93: Post Malone - Wow
92: Client Liaison - The Real Thing
91: Billie Eilish - all the good girls go to hell
90: Skegss - Here Comes Your Man (triple j Like A Version)
89: Sampa The Great - Final Form
88: Meduza x Becky Hill x Goodboys: Lose Control
87: Kanye West - Follow God
86: Slipknot - Unsainted
85: Lana Del Rey - Doin' Time
84: DOPE LEMON - Hey You
83: Alex Lahey - Welcome To The Black Parade (triple j Like A Version)
82: Peking Duk & Jack River - Sugar
81: Flume - Let You Know (feat. London Grammar)
80: Spacey Jane - Good For You
79: Dean Lewis - Stay Awake
78: Thelma Plum - Not Angry Anymore
77: G Flip - I Am Not Afraid
76: Meg Mac - Something Tells Me
75: Golden Features x The Presets - Paradise
74: Hayden James and NAATIONS - Nowhere To Go
73: Cub Sport - Party Pill
72: Angie McMahon - Pasta
71: The Weeknd - Blinding Lights
70: E^ST - Talk Deep
69: Violent Soho - Vacation Forever
68: Illy - Then What
67: Billie Eilish - wish you were gay
66: G Flip - Stupid
65: Thelma Plum - Homecoming Queen
64: George Alice - Circles
63: Halsey - Nightmare
62: Bakar - Hell N Back
61: Holy Holy - Maybe You Know
60: Hockey Dad - I Missed Out
59: Mallrat x Basenji - Nobody's Home
58: G Flip - Lover
57: Slowly Slowly - Jellyfish
56: J. Cole - Middle Child
55: Khalid - Talk
54: Ocean Alley - Stained Glass
53: FISHER - You Little Beauty
52: Tame Impala - Patience
51: BENEE - Evil Spider
50: Holy Holy - Teach Me about Dying
49: Ruel - Free Time
48: Ziggy Alberts - Intentions (22)
47: BROCKHAMPTON - SUGAR
46: Dean Lewis - 7 Minutes
45: Denzel Curry - RICKY
44: Baker Boy - Cool As Hell
43: Tame Impala - It Might Be Time
42: Juice WLRD - Robbery
41: Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM
40: Halsey - Graveyard
39: Catfish And The Bottlemen - Longshot
38: Ruel - Face To Face
37: Duke Dumont - Red Light Green Light
36: PNAU - Solid Gold (feat. Kira Divine, Marques Toliver)
35: Billie Eilish - bury a friend
34: Glass Animals - Tokyo Drifting (feat. Denzel Curry)
33: Dom Dolla - San Frandisco
32: Lime Cordiale - Money
31: Skegss - Save It For The Weekend
30: Flume - Friends (feat. Reo Cragun)
29: MEDUZA - Piece of Your Heart (feat. Goodboys)
28: Lizzo - Juice
27: Stormzy - Vossi Bop
26: Tones and I - Johnny Run Away
25: BENEE - Find An Island
24: Ocean Alley - Infinity
23: Tyler, The Creator - EARFQUAKE
22: Ruel - Painkiller
21: The Chats - Pub Feed
20: DMA's - Silver
19: BENEE - Glitter
18: Tame Impala - Borderline
17: Lime Cordiale - I Touch Myself (triple J Like A Version)
16: Billie Eilish - everything i wanted
15: Tones and I - Never Seen The Rain
14: Purple Hat - Sofi Tukker
13: Lime Cordiale - Inappropriate Behaviour
12: FIDLAR - By Myself
11: Post Malone - Circles
10: Hilltop Hoods - Exit Sign (feat. Illy, Ecca Vandal)
9: Thelma Plum - Better In Blak
8: The Jungle Giants - Heavy Hearted
7: Lime Cordiale - Robbery
6: G Flip - Drink Too Much
5: Denzel Curry - Bulls On Parade
4: Tones and I - Dance Monkey
3: Mallrat - Charlie
2: Flume - Rushing Back feat. Vera Blue
1: Billie Eilish - bad guy
Alright everyone, been a whole heap of fun hanging out with you all day but that's the end of our Hottest 100 live blog.
We've seen records broken, new debutants and some old favourites this year.
We also saw an all-Australian top 10! (If you allow yourself to be a bit creative about the criteria).
Thanks so much for joining us today, it's time to throw our last YEW and head off.
18-year-old Los Angeles artist Billie Eilish has become the first solo female act and the youngest person to win the Triple J Hottest 100.
She also equalled Wolfmother's record six songs in one countdown.
She took out the title for her infectious hit bad guy.
The song features a sample of a Sydney traffic light so we're using the same creative accounting that had us calling Denzel Curry's Bulls On Parade an Australian song to call this one too.
"That's crazy," Ms Eilish said in her post win interview, from the bedroom where she wrote the song.
"Thank you guys for that, that's insane," she added.
"I love Australia, I've only had good experiences there," the teenager said. "It's so sad what's happening there."
She said she's relaxing ahead of the Grammys where she'll probably pick up a couple more accolades.
Hottest 100 favourite Flume has placed at number two with his song Rushing Back with fellow Aussie Vera Blue.
While that's only number two, Flume is reportedly, a really good guy.
Brisbane pop queen Mallrat has taken the third spot with Charlie.
Huge number of Aussies in the top 10 but with two spots left and only one predicted song (bad guy) remaining, we're all scratching our heads about what could be next.
Dance Monkey, a hot favourite to win, has appeared at number four instead, much to the relief of people who were probably singing its praises before the song went mainstream (thus losing its appeal) and shot the multi-ARIA award winner to fame and success.
Tones also had Johnny Run Away at number 26 and Never Seen The Rain at number 15.
Denzel Curry's Bulls On Parade was tipped as a potential winner but it's kicked off the top five instead.
In doing so he breaks the record for highest placed Like A Version, beating former record holder DMA's.
He equals highest placed cover, which Spiderbait won when Black Betty came in at number five in 2004.
While this puts an end to the streak of Australian songs in the top 10 (the Florida rapper covers a song by California band Rage Against The Machine) the song was recorded in the Triple J studios for Like A Version.
Many have been pointing out that our taxpayer dollars are paying for this countdown so if you're still committed to that argument go ahead and count this one as an Australian song. The dream lives!
The dream lives! G Flip coming in at number six with Drink Too Much (in the words of American rapper Logic "who can relate?").
This is the Melbourne muso's fourth song in the countdown.
She had I Am Not Afraid at 77, Stupid at 66 and Lover at 58.
Australian band Lime Cordiale has kept the all Aussie top 10 going for one more song, with their track Robbery.
Rapper Juice WRLD (R.I.P) came in at 42 with his song of the same name.
While both songs deal with similar themes (namely, a woman stealing the singer's heart), Juice WRLD's track was released several months beforehand.
We are sure it's a coincidence because we have listened to music before and there are only like, five things you can write a song about.
The Jungle Giants kept the futile dream of an all Australian top 10 alive with their entrance at number 8 with Heavy Hearted.
Sure we can hope, but since we haven't heard bad guy or Bulls On Parade yet, it's unlikely we'll be seeing a particularly patriotic close to the countdown.
Thelma Plum's Better in Blak was a hot pick for the top five, but it's come in at number nine.
Probably the last we'll see of her in the countdown, but she also had Not Angry Anymore come in at 78 and Homecoming Queen at 65.
While the song features the lyric "if I had lighter skin maybe I would win", this is a reference to her experiences as an Indigenous woman and not the Hottest 100.
In an interview with Music Feeds last year, she said the song was "about my experiences with people trying to take the colour from the conversation. My colour is an important part of who I am, and over the last couple of years I’ve had people try and tell me 'it’s not about colour' when obviously to me it is."
"I wrote this for Aboriginal women, and especially with tomorrow coming up, you know Invasion Day…" the singer said in a post song interview.
Having been informed she now holds the record for highest entrance by an Indigenous woman, she said she hopes the record is broken soon.
"To be honest I hope I don't keep that for a long time."
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