Over the weekend, DJ Mag revealed the results of their annual poll of the world’s top 100 DJs, with Dutch producer Martin Garrix taking out the top spot for the third year in a row.

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike came in at #2 (again, the same position as last year), with Hardwell, Armin van Buuren, and David Guetta rounding out the top five.

Aussie duo Nervo are the highest locals on the list at #27 (as well as being the highest placed female entry), while MaRLo and Alison Wonderland also make appearances further down the ranking.

As always, there were some questionable moments: revered selectors like Nina Kraviz and Paul Kalkbrenner only just scraped into the rankings, while frat boy duo The Chainsmokers came in at #31 (that said, they did fall 25 places from last year’s poll.)

And, as bloody always, the results of the poll have people divided. A number of dance acts have gleefully roasted the results, with artists such as Jauz and Dillon Francis heartily dunking on the very existence of the poll.

Update – Calvin Harris, Zedd, Diplo all under top 30…. LOL

Unless Dj Diesel is in the top 10 there’s no redemption from this years list

— JAUZ (@Jauzofficial) October 20, 2018

Dj Snake at 24 and Skrill at 21…. ??????????? omfg

— JAUZ (@Jauzofficial) October 20, 2018

isn’t funny how DJ mag top 100 has changed from being something to be honoured to be in to something where if you see unknown people high up then they def dropped a ton of cash for shifty publicity which ultimately does nothing for them?

— TISOKI (@tisoki) October 21, 2018

A heap of artists also fired shots at the poll’s highly questionable way of ranking artists. Scroll down for the best reactions, and check out the full list below.

I killed in the dj mag poll this year, and by killed it, I mean I didn’t buy the $50k advertising package I was offered to be apart of it…I’m up ?!

— SHAUN FRANK (@Shaun_Frank) October 20, 2018

i know somewhere at dj mag hq there’s a list of what the top 100 actually looks like without the bullshit / fake votes / paid campaigns. can someone leak that one.

— CID (@CIDmusic) October 20, 2018

That DJ Mag top 10 in full pic.twitter.com/Z3iGLPsUQU

— Friend Within (@FriendWithin) October 21, 2018

This whole DJ mag thing is getting worse by the minute, it’s a mockery to electronic music.

— Maor Levi (@REALMAORLEVI) October 20, 2018

Here @DJmag I’ll save you some time. My TL is overloaded w/ poll tweets now. So can we get it over with. Thanks #Congrats to the ones who earned it & Great investment to the ones who didn’t earn it. Well played guys. Til next year…. pic.twitter.com/60a1g5kP7k

— The FPIA (@TheFPIA) October 20, 2018

DJ Mag Top 100 — 2018

1. Martin Garrix
2. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
3. Hardwell
4. Armin van Buuren
5. David Guetta
6. Tiësto
7. Don Diablo
8. Afrojack
9. Oliver Heldens
10. Marshmello
11. Steve Aoki
12. R3hab
13. Alok
14. W&W
15. Avicii
16. DVBBS
17. Lost Frequencies
18. KSHMR
19. Vintage Culture
20. Eric Prydz
21. Skrillex
22. Fedde Le Grand
23. Ummet Ozcan
24. DJ Snake
25. Quintino
26. VINAI
27. NERVO
28. Headhunterz
29. Angerfist
30. Bassjackers
31. The Chainsmokers
32. Kygo
33. Timmy Trumpet
34. Vini Vici
35. Wolfpack
36. Alan Walker
37. Blasterjaxx
38. Danny Avila
39. Kura
40. Calvin Harris
41. Axwell /\ Ingrosso
42. Diplo
43. Nicky Romero
44. Zedd
45. Alesso
46. Tujamo
47. Yellow Claw
48. Cat Dealers
49. ATB
50. Diego Miranda
51. Above & Beyond
52. Jeffrey Sutorius (formerly of Dash Berlin)
53. Carl Cox
54. Martin Jensen
55. Paul van Dyk
56. Will Sparks
57. Claptone
58. Steve Angello
59. deadmau5
60. Robin Shulz
61. Richie Hawtin
62. Florian Picasso
63. Swedish House Mafia
64. Jay Hardway
65. Miss K8
66. Mike Williams
67. Andrew Rayel
68. Mariana Bo
69. Radical Redemption
70. Brennan Hart
71. Swanky Tunes
72. MATTN
73. Carta
74. Aly & Fila
75. Ferry Corsten
76. Da Tweekaz
77. Breathe Carolina
78. Deniz Koyu // KO:YU
79. Adam Beyer
80. Daddy’s Groove
81. Mosimann
82. Tchami
83. Nghtmre
84. DJ L
85. Wildstylez
86. Marco Carola
87. Cedric Gervais
88. MaRLo
89. Deorro
90. Andy C
91. Solomun
92. Lucas & Steve
93. Markus Schulz
94. Bobina
95. Paul Kalkbrenner
96. Alison Wonderland
97. Nina Kraviz
98. Rave Republic
99. Carl Nunes
100. SLANDER