Predicted Top 100 Girls' Names 2021

Every Friday before Mother's Day, the Social Security Administration publishes the new name data. That day is this Friday. Thus, I will make predictions for the new top 100 names below.

Names enter and leave the top 100 this year. These are the names that I think will enter the top 100:

  • Alaia-Alaia jumped 64 spots up the charts last year. If it even jumps by just 20 spots, Alaia will officially be in the top 100. 
  • Clara-Clara was in the top 10 in its heyday, but for some reason this is not rising. Hopefully that changes soon.
  • Melody-Melody is a new classic making an early revival. It has the musical associations of Aria and the rhythm of Emily. 
  • Raelynn-Paisley has been in the top 100 for years. Raelynn mirrors Paisley in its complete femininity, contemporary style, and country singer association. 
These are the names that I think will leave the top 100:
  • Adeline-Several spellings of this name were so popular recently that Adeline quickly felt overused.
  • Madeline-Madeline has been in the top 100 for over 25 years now. It might be time for Madeline to decline.
  • Peyton-Peyton has moved in and out of the top 100 lately. I think this might go down again.
  • Samantha-Samantha has been a top 100 name for over 40 years and dropped 10 spots. If it drops over 10 spots, Samantha will retire from popularity. 
Here is my predicted top 100 names of 2021:
  1. Olivia
  2. Emma
  3. Charlotte
  4. Ava
  5. Amelia
  6. Sophia
  7. Evelyn
  8. Camila
  9. Isabella
  10. Harper
  11. Gianna
  12. Mia
  13. Luna
  14. Ella
  15. Abigail
  16. Elizabeth
  17. Avery
  18. Eleanor
  19. Sofia
  20. Mila
  21. Emily
  22. Scarlett
  23. Aria
  24. Penelope
  25. Ellie
  26. Layla
  27. Hazel
  28. Nora
  29. Chloe
  30. Madison
  31. Nova
  32. Aurora
  33. Grace
  34. Zoey
  35. Isla
  36. Violet
  37. Emilia
  38. Everly
  39. Lily
  40. Riley
  41. Victoria
  42. Stella
  43. Zoe
  44. Willow
  45. Hannah
  46. Eliana
  47. Leah
  48. Naomi
  49. Lucy
  50. Paisley
  51. Ivy
  52. Elena
  53. Lillian
  54. Kinsley
  55. Addison
  56. Brooklyn
  57. Natalie
  58. Delilah
  59. Claire
  60. Maya
  61. Skylar
  62. Aubrey
  63. Genesis
  64. Audrey
  65. Serenity
  66. Valentina
  67. Sophie
  68. Ruby
  69. Natalia
  70. Aaliyah
  71. Alice
  72. Madelyn
  73. Everleigh
  74. Anna
  75. Sadie
  76. Bella
  77. Caroline
  78. Savannah
  79. Gabriella
  80. Kennedy
  81. Josephine
  82. Autumn
  83. Leilani
  84. Emery
  85. Quinn
  86. Ariana
  87. Alaia
  88. Hailey
  89. Allison
  90. Jade
  91. Piper
  92. Raelynn
  93. Sarah
  94. Nevaeh
  95. Melody
  96. Eva
  97. Clara
  98. Brielle
  99. Cora
  100. Lydia
What names do you think will enter and exit the top 100?

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