Top 100 Boys' Risers for 2023

Recently, I listed the 100 best girls' names for 2023. Today I move on to boys' names. These names are most likely to rise this year, whether they come from famous people or pop culture or merely fit current parents' taste. 

  1. Theodore
  2. Levi
  3. Mateo
  4. Luca
  5. Maverick
  6. Waylon
  7. Kai
  8. Brooks
  9. Bennett
  10. Silas
  11. Weston
  12. River
  13. Legend
  14. Walker
  15. Archer
  16. Enzo
  17. Rhett
  18. Theo
  19. Atlas
  20. Jude
  21. Arthur
  22. Messiah
  23. Arlo
  24. Hayes 
  25. Simon
  26. Louis
  27. Nico
  28. Callum
  29. Hendrix
  30. Bodhi
  31. Orion
  32. Ellis
  33. Wade
  34. Otto
  35. Romeo
  36. Wilder
  37. Royal
  38. Briggs
  39. Sullivan
  40. Finnegan
  41. Archie
  42. Apollo
  43. Onyx
  44. Forrest
  45. Hank
  46. Frederick
  47. Banks
  48. Koa
  49. Ridge
  50. Valentino
  51. Miller
  52. Watson
  53. Houston
  54. Anakin
  55. Otis
  56. Callahan
  57. Bruno
  58. Caspian
  59. Grey
  60. Bridger
  61. Harry
  62. Magnus
  63. Evander
  64. Blaze
  65. Rome
  66. Ira
  67. Guillermo
  68. Bear
  69. Elio
  70. Idris
  71. Alistair
  72. Alfred
  73. Jones
  74. Bowie
  75. Benedict
  76. Foster
  77. Lyle
  78. Rhodes
  79. Lazarus
  80. Gus
  81. Draco
  82. Booker
  83. Denim
  84. Mars
  85. Laken
  86. Pharaoh
  87. Zealand
  88. Arrow
  89. Huck
  90. Ozzie
  91. Artemis
  92. Linus
  93. Elton
  94. Shalom
  95. Wolf
  96. Jennings
  97. Percy
  98. Ignatius
  99. Wendell
  100. Cosmo
Which of these names do you think will rise the most?

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