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20 Biggest Breakouts of 2015: What the Rolling Stone List Confirms

Rolling Stone’s 2015 music roundup confirms Fetty Wap, Justin Tranter, and Tobias Jesso Jr. among its breakouts, but the full twenty-person roster is not established.
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Rolling Stone published its music roundup “20 Biggest Breakouts of 2015” on December 28, 2015. The available excerpts confirm three entries—Fetty Wap, songwriter Justin Tranter, and Tobias Jesso Jr.—but do not establish the full twenty-person roster. The examples show that “breakout” meant different kinds of recognition, not a single measured ranking.

What the 2015 roundup covered

The title refers to a Rolling Stone music list published December 28, 2015. Its stated count describes the intended size of the roundup; it is not a statistical measure of how much an artist broke through. The confirmed examples point to several routes into wider recognition: successful singles, songwriting work, and the arrival of a debut album.

Three confirmed examples

Artist Basis for inclusion What the available evidence establishes
Fetty Wap Hit singles and public visibility An excerpt associated with the list connects his breakout with “Trap Queen,” “679,” and “My Way.” Source excerpt
Justin Tranter Songwriting His entry credits songwriting contributions to the year’s pop charts. Source biography
Tobias Jesso Jr. Album-led artist emergence His 2015 debut album Goon is connected to his inclusion. Source excerpt

Fetty Wap: singles-driven recognition

The excerpt links Fetty Wap to three songs—“Trap Queen,” “679,” and “My Way”—making his example the clearest case of a breakout framed around records reaching a broad audience. It does not supply a common chart threshold or ranking formula for comparing him with the other entries.

Justin Tranter: a songwriter’s breakthrough

Tranter’s inclusion reflects songwriting contributions to pop charts rather than a breakout defined solely by performing a hit. That makes the roundup broader than a list limited to newly prominent recording artists.

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Tobias Jesso Jr.: an album-led emergence

Jesso Jr. is associated with his 2015 debut, Goon. The album provides a distinct route to recognition from Fetty Wap’s singles or Tranter’s songwriting work.

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Is the complete list available?

The accessible evidence confirms these three examples but does not establish all twenty names, their order, or a shared selection method. The original Rolling Stone page did not return accessible article content, and the available excerpts do not fill in the missing entries. For that reason, this account does not add names based on memory or later associations.

As a result, the roundup is best understood from the confirmed examples as a set of varied 2015 music breakthroughs—not as a fully reconstructed, ranked roster. Rolling Stone roundup listing

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