Mediabase CHR/Pop Top 50 Chart

[southerninternal999]

Oct 19, 2024 12:48:42 GMT -5 shakemaki said:

The most irritating thing about BT is they had a perfectly suitable and catchy follow up to play from him with Slow It Down and let BT die an organic death, but instead chose to ignore that one in favor of this unnatural eternal life BS they’re pulling with BT. Completely stupid.

And Slow It Down is way better than Beautiful Things, at least in my opinion.

I'm convinced that they're only keeping this song around because it's still doing decently on streaming.

[Juan Carlos]

I have to be honest that I'm not surprised about the latest rebounds that "Beautiful Things" has had over the last few weeks. I think the best should have been that "Slow It Down" replaced the former or, even, his latest single "Pretty Slowly" was properly pushed by Warner, but I think they're using the former as a tool and a strategy to push Benson Boone even harder for the music awards this season, hence the reason why they specifically submitted that song on the GRAMMYs, for example, and him as Best New Artist. Obviously, I don't think he has any chances to win any awards, but a nomination is still a nomination.

The same, in a sort of extent, could be said about "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Shaboozey and "Too Sweet" by Hozier. I use the term 'in a sort of extent' because there weren't any follow-up singles from any of them to the mainstream radio chart as far as I'm aware, unlike Benson Boone.

[Hefty Hanna]

If there are radio people actually reading this board … what is going on? Can we get an answer? Because this is wild and honestly embarrassing at this point. Nobody actually wants to hear the same song over and over again for a year.

[Mylo13 💜]

For Hozier and Shaboozey, the labels are probably keeping them alive as long as possible knowing that a follow-up hit is unlikely in both cases so may as well ride the hit while they've got it. Beautiful Things is frustrating because they did push a solid second single that didn't do as well (Radio audiences are often confusing :/ ) and now they've seemingly decided to ride the one song instead of pivoting. Easy way to be seen as a one hit wonder when you don't keep trying to get another song in the public's memory.

[ry4n]

Strange that they didn't cling onto Tommy Richman as well then (who I think is just as likely to be seen as a "one hit wonder" in the future)

[Az Paynter]

SUNDAY MORNING UPDATE:

1 1 BILLIE EILISH BIRDS OF A FEATHER 14671 15538 -867 36.579
2 2 SABRINA CARPENTER Espresso 13800 14258 -458 37.672
3 3 SABRINA CARPENTER Please Please Please 13256 13570 -314 33.770
4 4 SHABOOZEY A Bar Song (Tipsy) 13058 13270 -212 30.799
6 5 HOZIER Too Sweet 12481 11918 563 29.355
5 6 CHAPPELL ROAN Good Luck, Babe! 11281 11984 -703 31.226
8 7 LADY GAGA & BRUNO MARS Die With A Smile 10089 9384 705 24.813
9 8 BENSON BOONE Beautiful Things 9569 9293 276 21.375
10 9 TAYLOR SWIFT I Can Do It With A Broken Heart 9484 9025 459 18.249
12 10 SABRINA CARPENTER Taste 9230 8197 1033 24.415

11 11 CHAPPELL ROAN HOT TO GO! 9202 8582 620 21.140
15 12 MYLES SMITH Stargazing 8454 6960 1494 18.947
14 13 TEDDY SWIMS The Door 8417 8070 347 17.740
13 14 KENDRICK LAMAR Not Like Us 8041 8101 -60 16.478
7 15 CHARLI XCX 360 7341 9429 -2088 14.805
16 16 THE WEEKND Dancing In The Flames 6649 6723 -74 14.273
18 17 TATE MCRAE It's ok I'm ok 6265 6085 180 13.662
19 18 MARK AMBOR Belong Together 4939 5257 -318 8.007
22 19 MEGHAN TRAINOR Criminals 4340 3467 873 8.850
21 20 JELLY ROLL I Am Not Okay 3993 3760 233 6.410

20 21 THE KID LAROI Girls 3741 4610 -869 6.007
24 22 CHARLI XCX Apple 3723 2659 1064 7.452
17 23 DASHA Austin 3224 6221 -2997 5.513
31 24 ADDISON RAE Diet Pepsi 2814 2035 779 4.755
23 25 COLDPLAY We Pray f/BurnaBoy/Little Simz 2804 2743 61 5.082
27 26 GRACIE ABRAMS Close To You 2546 2227 319 5.339
26 27 KHALID Heatstroke 2498 2348 150 3.066
29 28 MGK & JELLY ROLL Lonely Road 2264 2144 120 2.760
28 29 TINASHE Nasty 2157 2176 -19 3.979
30 30 HALSEY Ego 2075 2084 -9 2.871

35 31 SABRINA CARPENTER Bed Chem 1966 1292 674 5.908
25 32 JIMIN Who 1825 2357 -532 2.499
34 33 KATY PERRY I'm His, He's Mine f/Doechii 1797 1467 330 2.507
33 34 KESHA Joyride 1658 1468 190 1.524
32 35 EMINEM Houdini 1425 1485 -60 4.153
37 36 ARIANA GRANDE the boy is mine 1286 1236 50 3.554
38 37 KOE WETZEL & JESSIE MURPH High Road 1115 999 116 0.698
39 38 LAWRENCE Whatcha Want 964 925 39 0.659
36 39 ALEX WARREN Carry You Home 881 1282 -401 0.950
41 40 KATSEYE Touch 820 730 90 1.092

40 41 MORGAN WALLEN Cowgirls f/ERNEST 708 910 -202 1.078
57 42 AKON Beautiful Day 539 179 360 0.824
44 43 NCT DREAM Rains In Heaven 468 395 73 0.470
103 44 LISA Moonlit Floor 430 45 385 0.506
45 45 FALLING IN REVERSE/JELLY ROLL All My Life 429 370 59 0.296
47 46 AUDRIIX I Do 409 364 45 0.186
-- 47 ROSE & BRUNO MARS APT 405 0 405 1.477
46 48 CAROL DOCHE Montego f/Wiz Khalifa 403 364 39 0.176
54 49 THE WEEKND & PLAYBOI CARTI Timeless 400 212 188 1.317
48 50 DAVID MAY & B. HOWARD Liberian Girl 369 348 21 0.132

[greggpo]

10-20
Leaders and Starters:
MEAGAN THEE STALLION f/Yuki Chiba - Mamushi (293 spins)
KYLIE MINOGUE – Lights Camera Action (218 Spins)
PARIS HILTON f/ Megan Thee Stallion – BBA (216 Spins)

Leaders Only:
ALICE THE GOON – In Time (213 Spins)
CHAPPELL ROAN – Pink Pony Club (196 Spins)
CARA - BLVD (185 Spins)

[fearlessarrow]

TW	TW+	Artist	Title	Spins	Spin+	Bullet	Bullet+	Aud	Aud+
1	=	BILLIE EILISH	BIRDS OF A FEATHER	14671	-118	-867	-88	36.579	-0.222
2	=	SABRINA CARPENTER	Espresso	13800	+17	-458	+91	37.672	-0.326
3	=	SABRINA CARPENTER	Please Please Please	13256	-93	-314	-23	33.770	-0.234
4	=	SHABOOZEY	A Bar Song (Tipsy)	13058	-110	-212	-136	30.799	-0.185
5	=	HOZIER	Too Sweet	12481	+0	563	-133	29.355	-0.254
6	=	CHAPPELL ROAN	Good Luck, Babe!	11281	-90	-703	+3	31.226	-0.254
7	=	LADY GAGA & BRUNO MARS	Die With A Smile	10089	+92	705	-1	24.813	+0.222
8	=	BENSON BOONE	Beautiful Things	9569	+54	276	+15	21.375	+0.167
9	=	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Can Do It With A Broken...	9484	+33	459	-14	18.249	+0.132
10	+1	SABRINA CARPENTER	Taste	9230	+135	1033	-89	24.415	+0.776
11	-1	CHAPPELL ROAN	HOT TO GO!	9202	+58	620	-111	21.140	+0.191
12	+1	MYLES SMITH	Stargazing	8454	+203	1494	-67	18.947	+0.456
13	-1	TEDDY SWIMS	The Door	8417	+75	347	+6	17.740	+0.247
14	=	KENDRICK LAMAR	Not Like Us	8041	-108	-60	-109	16.478	-0.164
15	=	CHARLI XCX	360	7341	-504	-2088	-384	14.805	-1.531
16	=	THE WEEKND	Dancing In The Flames	6649	+33	-74	+20	14.273	+0.245
17	=	TATE MCRAE	It's ok I'm ok	6265	+37	180	-38	13.662	+0.047
18	=	MARK AMBOR	Belong Together	4939	-128	-318	-122	8.007	-0.234
19	=	MEGHAN TRAINOR	Criminals	4340	+127	873	-10	8.850	+0.230
20	+1	JELLY ROLL	I Am Not Okay	3993	+68	233	+62	6.410	+0.167
21	-1	THE KID LAROI	Girls	3741	-403	-869	-395	6.007	-0.980
22	+1	CHARLI XCX	Apple	3723	+285	1064	+235	7.452	+0.698
23	-1	DASHA	Austin	3224	-388	-2997	+3	5.513	-0.657
24	+1	ADDISON RAE	Diet Pepsi	2814	+167	779	+47	4.755	+0.266
25	-1	COLDPLAY	We Pray f/BurnaBoy/Little Simz	2804	+4	61	-15	5.082	+0.037
26	=	GRACIE ABRAMS	Close To You	2546	+37	319	-34	5.339	+0.119
27	=	KHALID	Heatstroke	2498	+33	150	+1	3.066	+0.048
28	=	MGK & JELLY ROLL	Lonely Road	2264	+17	120	-58	2.760	+0.008
29	=	TINASHE	Nasty	2157	+13	-19	+56	3.979	+0.025
30	=	HALSEY	Ego	2075	-10	-9	+7	2.871	+0.011
31	+1	SABRINA CARPENTER	Bed Chem	1966	+99	674	+30	5.908	+0.498
32	-1	JIMIN	Who	1825	-168	-532	-180	2.499	-0.270
33	=	KATY PERRY	I'm His, He's Mine f/Doechii	1797	+54	330	+55	2.507	+0.059
34	=	KESHA	Joyride	1658	+39	190	-1	1.524	+0.018
35	=	EMINEM	Houdini	1425	-4	-60	+35	4.153	-0.018
36	=	ARIANA GRANDE	the boy is mine	1286	+1	50	+42	3.554	-0.110
37	=	KOE WETZEL & JESSIE MURPH	High Road	1115	+17	116	+17	0.698	-0.006
38	+1	LAWRENCE	Whatcha Want	964	+6	39	-12	0.659	+0.028
39	-1	ALEX WARREN	Carry You Home	881	-103	-401	-85	0.950	-0.149
40	=	KATSEYE	Touch	820	+8	90	-17	1.092	-0.027
41	=	MORGAN WALLEN	Cowgirls f/ERNEST	708	-66	-202	-47	1.078	-0.041
42	=	AKON	Beautiful Day	539	+54	360	-29	0.824	+0.089
43	=	NCT DREAM	Rains In Heaven	468	+13	73	+3	0.470	+0.001
44	+6	LISA	Moonlit Floor	430	+93	385	+88	0.506	+0.076
45	-1	FALLING IN REVERSE/JELLY ROLL	All My Life	429	+8	59	-3	0.296	+0.010
46	-1	AUDRIIX	I Do	409	+7	45	-4	0.186	-0.018
47	+1	ROSE & BRUNO MARS	APT	405	+48	405	+48	1.477	+0.110
48	-2	CAROL DOCHE	Montego f/Wiz Khalifa	403	+1	39	-5	0.176	+0.012
49	=	THE WEEKND & PLAYBOI CARTI	Timeless	400	+50	188	+44	1.317	+0.129
50	-3	DAVID MAY & B. HOWARD	Liberian Girl	369	+1	21	-6	0.132	+0.002

[fearlessarrow]

Oct 19, 2024 17:50:39 GMT -5 Juan Carlos said:

I have to be honest that I'm not surprised about the latest rebounds that "Beautiful Things" has had over the last few weeks. I think the best should have been that "Slow It Down" replaced the former or, even, his latest single "Pretty Slowly" was properly pushed by Warner, but I think they're using the former as a tool and a strategy to push Benson Boone even harder for the music awards this season, hence the reason why they specifically submitted that song on the GRAMMYs, for example, and him as Best New Artist. Obviously, I don't think he has any chances to win any awards, but a nomination is still a nomination.

The same, in a sort of extent, could be said about "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Shaboozey and "Too Sweet" by Hozier. I use the term 'in a sort of extent' because there weren't any follow-up singles from any of them to the mainstream radio chart as far as I'm aware, unlike Benson Boone.

To add to this, it seems like "Beautiful Things" is still doing great on callouts (at least what I can tell from Monday Morning Intel, it's actually #1 on callouts still) so it's also not super surprising for me that radio is holding onto it in addition to what you mentioned here.

[Az Paynter]

There needs to be a point where age trumps callout. IDGAF if you're still #1 in callout if you've been charting for damn near 40 weeks. GET OUT.

[jdanton2]

Taste makes the top 10 and Sabrina now has three songs in the top 10. i think Ariana ,Bieber and Doja are the other ones to do it . looks like Stargazing is a future top 10 . i don't really like it much since i am bored with the Folk/EDM sound of the last decade . song is a hit at other formats which could be why it is taking off.

edit

also Birds Of A Feather with 5 weeks in a row ties with Hozier with Too Sweet for the year though it's weeks were not consecutive . previously Greedy by Tate had 8 weeks in a row which started late last year.

[Az Paynter]

Harry Styles did it, I don't think Bieber did.

[jdanton2]

Oct 20, 2024 8:26:37 GMT -5 Az Paynter said:

Harry Styles did it, I don't think Bieber did.

yes you are right i knew it was a male along with Ariana and Doja.

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Oct 20, 2024 8:13:48 GMT -5 Az Paynter said:

There needs to be a point where age trumps callout. IDGAF if you're still #1 in callout if you've been charting for damn near 40 weeks. GET OUT.

What if people want to hear it though?

[chickythelittlechicken]

Is it possible they're just trying to lock a 2025 year end spot for Beautiful Things?

[Cerebro]

“Austin” is, finally, going recurrent, pulling “Cowgirls” back into the top 40. No purges, this week.

[nick64]

Simply not gaining spins next week would be enough to send Beautiful Things to recurrency, tall order

[Az Paynter]

Oct 20, 2024 8:56:56 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

Oct 20, 2024 8:13:48 GMT -5 Az Paynter said:

There needs to be a point where age trumps callout. IDGAF if you're still #1 in callout if you've been charting for damn near 40 weeks. GET OUT.

What if people want to hear it though?

Then play it as a recurrent during the daytime hours when people are awake to hear it! But after nearly 40 weeks nothing has any business still being in the top 10 most-played songs especially as a former #1 (in this case #1 six months ago).

Dasha, who is about to go recurrent, hit the top 40 the same week Benson reached #1. Post/Morgan debuted the same week Benson ended his run at the top, and they're gone. Benson's own follow-up single has come and gone. Ariana, Eminem and Mark Ambor will all log week 20 today, and all three should go recurrent next week. That's at least six songs that will have experienced the entirety of their runs since 'Beautiful Things' hit #1 six months ago, and six songs too many. Callout be damned, streaming be damned, Hot 100 performance be damned. There is nothing to justify this, and for once Max could you please not play the contrarian.

[MitchWolf: Super Chart Genius]

Oct 20, 2024 9:25:49 GMT -5 nick64 said:

Simply not gaining spins next week would be enough to send Beautiful Things to recurrency, tall order

but since its got yet another bullet and rose up a spot from last week, it resets the requirements to go recurrent yet again

[Az Paynter]

No. Benson doesn't need to be unbulleted for two consecutive weeks, since 'Beautiful Things' peaked in the top 10. All he needs is to 1) be outside the top 10 and 2) be unbulleted. The two weeks requirement is for songs that peaked outside the top 10.

[fridayteenage]

imagine if Pop was like AC, where flowers is #2 in its 91st week.

[mkarns]

Oct 20, 2024 0:03:05 GMT -5 Mylo13 💜 said:

For Hozier and Shaboozey, the labels are probably keeping them alive as long as possible knowing that a follow-up hit is unlikely in both cases so may as well ride the hit while they've got it. Beautiful Things is frustrating because they did push a solid second single that didn't do as well (Radio audiences are often confusing :/ ) and now they've seemingly decided to ride the one song instead of pivoting. Easy way to be seen as a one hit wonder when you don't keep trying to get another song in the public's memory.

Which of course doesn't preclude more hits even later; recall that Hozier's only other major CHR hit was nearly a decade ago.

Sabrina Carpenter's breakthrough this year has been very impressive in terms of musical quality as well as commercial success, but three songs in the top 10 at once is a bit much IMO. The last time that happened was two years ago when Harry Styles had "Music for a Sushi Restaurant", "Late Night Talking", and "As It Was". AIW was something like the "Beautiful Things" of 2022 in that it would not go away for months and months after hitting #1, though at least Harry had more established popularity so it didn't feel as inexplicable.

And if pop were like AC....there would be many more recurrents? It seems like AC is relying more and more on older titles from a variety of acts and eras and less on current or newer stuff. At least a break from "Flowers" and "Lose Control" should be coming on many stations in upcoming weeks as the sleigh bells start to jingle in the distance....

[Mayman]

Can't believe Espresso could return to #1 as soon as next week. I'd rather have seen BOAF stay at #1 until DWAS or Taste catch up.

[shakemaki]

Beautiful Things is honestly such an unconventional song to be doing something like this too. I mean nothing about that song sounds like “radio smash” on paper. His carnal screaming on it still jars me sometimes after hearing it a million times tbh. Then again, I suppose that could be why they’re clinging. Maybe they think it makes their playlist sound different and “fresh” (dead @ that idea for a song that’s been smashing so long lmao).

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Oct 20, 2024 9:27:04 GMT -5 Az Paynter said:

Oct 20, 2024 8:56:56 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

What if people want to hear it though?

Then play it as a recurrent during the daytime hours when people are awake to hear it! But after nearly 40 weeks nothing has any business still being in the top 10 most-played songs especially as a former #1 (in this case #1 six months ago).

Dasha, who is about to go recurrent, hit the top 40 the same week Benson reached #1. Post/Morgan debuted the same week Benson ended his run at the top, and they're gone. Benson's own follow-up single has come and gone. Ariana, Eminem and Mark Ambor will all log week 20 today, and all three should go recurrent next week. That's at least six songs that will have experienced the entirety of their runs since 'Beautiful Things' hit #1 six months ago, and six songs too many. Callout be damned, streaming be damned, Hot 100 performance be damned. There is nothing to justify this, and for once Max could you please not play the contrarian.

Idk, I don’t see why people are giving themselves high blood pressure because a clearly defined hit is lingering in the top 10. On one hand, if people like it and want to hear it, what’s the problem? On the other hand, it’s not like radio is making a concious effort to keep this songs on the chart, are they? If these songs dropped below #10 and went recurrent, they wouldn’t suddenly not be played anymore. So the problem is purely chart esthetics?

I do wonder whether the overall low spin count for nearly everything is the reason why old songs are lingering. Back when the threshold for the top 10 was higher and the top songs were getting 18,000+, were the songs on top of the recurrent lists performing similarly to how BTs and others are now? So basically, a song peaks, drops to a certain point and then just…lingers for months in that same range. So, before radio would play newer hits more but now they’re spreading the airplay among more songs? Idk. Why are the songs in the top 5 not being played as much now as they used to and why is that not a bad thing?

[mkarns]

As a measure of Beautiful Things' appeal, I've heard it not only on CHR stations, but with some frequency on AC, Hot AC, Rock, and Alternative ones. I can't say that of too many other current or very recent chart hits. (Too Sweet is another).

[rekz]

I'd hypothesize that the biggest issue is simply that radio no longer expects people to be willingly listening to it for hours on-end and, further, doesn't even expect people to change the channel if there's a song they're tired of. This has been building for decades, but at this point I suspect a growing majority of people playing pop radio are businesses rather then the commuters of before and the teenagers before that. While commuters may change the station if there's a song they're sick of, a hair cutting salon or small store won't. They simply want their customers to feel like they're hip by playing recent-enough songs that young people at least recognize and don't really care if they've already heard it millions of times.

The commuter audience is still there, but at this point I feel like it's mostly people over 30 or 40 since younger ones instead will turn on Spotify or some other music service. I've noticed that I'm actually hearing a lot more much older tracks than I used to and that could be to satisfy the remaining listeners who still think of Britany Spears or NSYNC as "new and cool".

It's kind of a sad state really. I always liked listening to the radio as a lonely teenager and feeling like a part of something because I knew a lot of other people my age were also listening. Even then
in the early '10s streaming had become the norm, but radio still had a sway on things and could be used to gage what was cool. Now though, radio seems to mostly gage what was cool several months ago and connect listeners with out-of-touch Gen-Xers and annoyed service industry workers. The closest thing to get now to what things once were is probably the "Today's Top Hits" playlist on Spotify, but it lacks the excitement of possibly hearing a new song you didn't know about or an old classic. I guess it's all just the flow of culture and technology though and it wouldn't surprise me if something else soon comes to fill the holes radio left that simple streaming haven't filled

[Leo ✔]

SUNDAY PUBLISHED UPDATE:

1 1 BILLIE EILISH BIRDS OF A FEATHER 14689 15538 -849 36.600
2 2 SABRINA CARPENTER Espresso 13805 14258 -453 37.676
3 3 SABRINA CARPENTER Please Please Please 13259 13570 -311 33.773
4 4 SHABOOZEY A Bar Song (Tipsy) 13059 13270 -211 30.799
6 5 HOZIER Too Sweet 12484 11918 566 29.358
5 6 CHAPPELL ROAN Good Luck, Babe! 11284 11984 -700 31.227
8 7 LADY GAGA & BRUNO MARS Die With A Smile 10093 9384 709 24.818
9 8 BENSON BOONE Beautiful Things 9583 9293 290 21.394
10 9 TAYLOR SWIFT I Can Do It With A Broken Heart 9500 9025 475 18.269
12 10 SABRINA CARPENTER Taste 9240 8197 1043 24.425

11 11 CHAPPELL ROAN HOT TO GO! 9212 8582 630 21.149
15 12 MYLES SMITH Stargazing 8459 6960 1499 18.954
14 13 TEDDY SWIMS The Door 8425 8070 355 17.748
13 14 KENDRICK LAMAR Not Like Us 8049 8101 -52 16.487
7 15 CHARLI XCX 360 7344 9429 -2085 14.807
16 16 THE WEEKND Dancing In The Flames 6658 6723 -65 14.282
18 17 TATE MCRAE It's ok I'm ok 6269 6085 184 13.663
19 18 MARK AMBOR Belong Together 4956 5257 -301 8.028
22 19 MEGHAN TRAINOR Criminals 4348 3467 881 8.858
21 20 JELLY ROLL I Am Not Okay 3996 3760 236 6.412

20 21 THE KID LAROI Girls 3747 4610 -863 6.014
24 22 CHARLI XCX Apple 3729 2659 1070 7.458
31 23 ADDISON RAE Diet Pepsi 2819 2035 784 4.760
23 24 COLDPLAY We Pray f/BurnaBoy/Little Simz 2809 2743 66 5.090
27 25 GRACIE ABRAMS Close To You 2550 2227 323 5.343
26 26 KHALID Heatstroke 2504 2348 156 3.072
29 27 MGK & JELLY ROLL Lonely Road 2270 2144 126 2.768
28 28 TINASHE Nasty 2163 2176 -13 3.986
30 29 HALSEY Ego 2076 2084 -8 2.873
35 30 SABRINA CARPENTER Bed Chem 1967 1292 675 5.909

25 31 JIMIN Who 1829 2357 -528 2.499
34 32 KATY PERRY I'm His, He's Mine f/Doechii 1799 1467 332 2.509
33 33 KESHA Joyride 1660 1468 192 1.527
32 34 EMINEM Houdini 1425 1485 -60 4.153
37 35 ARIANA GRANDE the boy is mine 1290 1236 54 3.559
38 36 KOE WETZEL & JESSIE MURPH High Road 1121 999 122 0.703
39 37 LAWRENCE Whatcha Want 965 925 40 0.659
36 38 ALEX WARREN Carry You Home 884 1282 -398 0.952
41 39 KATSEYE Touch 823 730 93 1.095
40 40 MORGAN WALLEN Cowgirls f/ERNEST 709 910 -201 1.080

57 41 AKON Beautiful Day 539 179 360 0.824
44 42 NCT DREAM Rains In Heaven 470 395 75 0.472
103 43 LISA Moonlit Floor 432 45 387 0.510
45 44 FALLING IN REVERSE/JELLY ROLL All My Life 431 370 61 0.298
47 45 AUDRIIX I Do 412 364 48 0.188
46 46 CAROL DOCHE Montego f/Wiz Khalifa 410 364 46 0.181
-- 47 ROSE & BRUNO MARS APT 406 0 406 1.478
54 48 THE WEEKND & PLAYBOI CARTI Timeless 400 212 188 1.317
48 49 DAVID MAY & B. HOWARD Liberian Girl 370 348 22 0.134
51 50 MEGAN THEE STALLION Mamushi f/Yuki Chiba 327 250 77 1.646

[clsvltn]

What artists have had 3 top 10s at once?

[jdanton2]

Oct 20, 2024 20:23:03 GMT -5 clsvltn said:

What artists have had 3 top 10s at once?