Billboard Hot 100 : 07/28/18

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Jul 23, 2018 22:40:36 GMT -5 kcdawg13 said:

Lmao Perfect rose back into the Top 20, who the f**k is still listening to that song?!?!

It still has upwards of 70m total audience impressions at radio.  Most Ed Sheeran songs have longevity, a lot of which is fueled by AC radio.  Perfect is currently #2 on AC according to Mediabase.

[Gary]

Country Airplay

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 2 16 #1 2 wks Get Along , Kenny Chesney 1
2 3 3 21 I Was Jack (You Were Diane) , Jake Owen 2
3 2 1 28 Tequila , Dan + Shay 1
4 6 9 24 GG Mercy , Brett Young 4
5 4 4 31 One Number Away , Luke Combs 1
6 7 7 18 Coming Home , Keith Urban Featuring Julia Michaels 6
7 9 12 11 Drowns The Whiskey , Jason Aldean Featuring Miranda Lambert 7
8 10 13 15 Life Changes , Thomas Rhett 8
9 8 8 37 Kiss Somebody , Morgan Evans 8
10 12 11 41 Take Back Home Girl , Chris Lane Featuring Tori Kelly 10
11 11 14 8 Simple , Florida Georgia Line 11
12 13 10 15 Cry Pretty , Carrie Underwood 10
13 15 16 9 Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset , Luke Bryan 13
14 14 15 47 Hooked , Dylan Scott 14
15 17 18 18 Hotel Key , Old Dominion 15
16 16 17 43 Heart Break , Lady Antebellum 16
17 19 21 42 Kinda Don't Care , Justin Moore 17
18 22 24 5 All Day Long , Garth Brooks 18
19 20 23 22 Break Up In The End , Cole Swindell 19
20 21 22 32 Drunk Girl , Chris Janson 20
21 25 27 21 Blue Tacoma , Russell Dickerson 21
22 24 25 14 Babe , Sugarland Featuring Taylor Swift 22
23 23 – 2 Desperate Man , Eric Church 23
24 26 26 32 Hide The Wine , Carly Pearce 24
25 29 30 25 Born To Love You , LANCO 25
26 28 28 21 Hangin' On , Chris Young 26
27 27 29 23 Rich , Maren Morris 27
28 33 35 17 Drunk Me , Mitchell Tenpenny 28
29 31 32 7 Lose It , Kane Brown 29
30 30 31 27 Shoot Me Straight , Brothers Osborne 30
31 32 33 30 Last Shot , Kip Moore 31
32 34 36 23 Best Shot , Jimmie Allen 32
33 35 34 21 I Hate Love Songs , Kelsea Ballerini 33
34 39 49 3 She Got The Best Of Me , Luke Combs 34
35 36 37 15 Burn Out , Midland 35
36 37 39 11 David Ashley Parker From Powder Springs , Travis Denning 36
37 50 55 3 Burning Man , Dierks Bentley Featuring Brothers Osborne 37
38 40 44 9 Take It From Me , Jordan Davis 38
39 42 42 16 The Difference , Tyler Rich 39
40 41 43 7 Straight To Hell , Darius Rucker Featuring Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan & Charles Kelley 40
41 43 47 14 Millionaire , Chris Stapleton 41
42 46 40 7 Summer Fever , Little Big Town 29
43 45 45 15 See You Try , Craig Campbell 42
44 48 46 12 Good Girl , Dustin Lynch 37
45 44 51 9 You're In It , Granger Smith 44
46 47 50 8 This Is It , Scotty McCreery 46
47 55 – 2 There Was This Girl , Riley Green 47
48 57 58 3 Love Someone , Brett Eldredge 48
49 53 54 6 Love Ain't , Eli Young Band 49
50 52 52 15 Caught Up In The Country , Rodney Atkins Featuring The Fisk Jubilee Singers 48
51 51 53 23 Chills , James Barker Band 51
52 54 57 12 Asking For A Friend , Devin Dawson 52
53 56 56 5 Drop Everything , Carlton Anderson 53
54 58 59 5 Friends Don't , Maddie & Tae 54
55 60 – 2 Slow Roll , Everette 55
56 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 One That Got Away , Michael Ray 56
57 0 Re-Entry 6 Love By The Moon , Tyler Farr 57
58 0 New 1 What Whiskey Does , Randy Houser 58
59 59 – 2 Make Him Wait , Abby Anderson 59
60 0 New 1 How Does It Sound , Dylan Schneider 60

[Gary]

Dance Club

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 2 3 10 #1 1 wks Love Is Bigger Than Anything In Its Way , U2 1
2 3 6 7 I'm Coming Out / Upside Down 2018 , Diana Ross 2
3 4 5 9 Hold On Tight , R3HAB x Conor Maynard 3
4 5 9 7 Flames , David Guetta & Sia 4
5 6 10 7 GG I'm In Love With You , Tony Moran Featuring Jason Walker 5
6 8 12 8 Who You Are , Syn Cole Featuring MIO 6
7 10 14 8 Beautifully Broken , Plumb 7
8 7 4 11 Alone , Halsey Featuring Big Sean & Stefflon Don 1
9 1 2 8 Ashes , Celine Dion 1
10 14 18 5 Messin' With My Mind , Chris Cox & Lee Dagger Featuring Ollie James 10
11 16 19 5 Toy , Netta 11
12 15 20 6 I Wanna Know , NOTD Featuring Bea Miller 12
13 9 1 14 Alien , Sabrina Carpenter & Jonas Blue 1
14 17 24 5 Move To Miami , Enrique Iglesias Featuring Pitbull 14
15 19 22 6 There For You , Hilary Roberts 15
16 21 26 5 Sticks & Stones , Metro & Nelly Furtado 16
17 26 45 3 Accelerate , Christina Aguilera Featuring Ty Dolla $ign & 2 Chainz 17
18 12 11 10 Hands On Me , BURNS Featuring Maluma & Rae Sremmurd 10
19 23 32 5 I'm So Alive , Dark Intensity & Angelica Joni 19
20 13 7 12 No Tears Left To Cry , Ariana Grande 1
21 29 38 4 Rise , Jonas Blue Featuring Jack & Jack 21
22 25 30 9 I Like It , Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin 22
23 30 42 3 Stand Up , Dirty Werk 23
24 20 16 14 One Kiss , Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa 1
25 24 29 5 Jackie Chan , Tiesto & Dzeko Featuring Preme & Post Malone 24
26 18 13 10 2AM , Booyah Riot 11
27 22 15 10 Choose Hope , Camille 15
28 35 44 4 Solo , Clean Bandit Featuring Demi Lovato 28
29 32 39 4 With Or Without You , Genesis Jones 29
30 40 55 2 Dancing Alone , Axwell & Ingrosso Featuring Romans 30
31 11 8 13 Hot Stuff 2018 , Donna Summer 1
32 27 21 12 Friday Night , Johnnie Mikel 11
33 39 47 4 Dance The Night Away , Ani 33
34 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Girls , Rita Ora, Cardi B, Bebe Rexha & Charli XCX 34
35 33 27 11 Feeling Like Myself , Harlow Harvey Featuring Paige Morgan 20
36 31 17 15 Friends , Marshmello & Anne-Marie 3
37 38 33 6 Nevermind , Dennis Lloyd 33
38 28 23 7 Lion , Ron Reeser & DJ GhostDragon Featuring Michael Lanza 23
39 36 36 11 Nice For What , Drake 30
40 47 52 2 Girls Like You , Maroon 5 Featuring Cardi B 40
41 49 51 2 Hey, Mr. President , John Palumbo Featuring ONO 41
42 48 – 2 Summer On Lock , Emily Perry 42
43 46 54 2 Get Together , Sir Ivan 43
44 44 43 4 Shadow , Jing x Atom Panda 42
45 0 New 1 Drink About , Seeb x Dagny 45
46 43 41 7 Trouble , Ashley Brinton 38
47 0 New 1 Miss Me , Sted-E & Hybrid Heights Featuring Mimi 47
48 0 New 1 New York Made Me , The Heroic Enthusiasts 48
49 0 Re-Entry 2 Panic Room , Au/Ra & CamelPhat 49
50 0 New 1 How Do I Live (Re-Imagined) , LeAnn Rimes 50
51 0 Re-Entry 0 In My Feelings , Drake 51
52 0 Re-Entry 0 Somewhere Above The Clouds , DJs From Mars 52
53 0 Re-Entry 0 Remind Me To Forget , Kygo Featuring Miguel 53
54 0 Re-Entry 0 Get Down Tonight , Galactic Marvl Featuring KC & The Sunshine Band 54
55 0 Re-Entry 0 Never Fade Out , Fadi Awad 55

[Gary]

Dance/Electronic

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 1 26 #1 25 wks The Middle , Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey 1
2 2 2 16 One Kiss , Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa 2
3 3 3 74 Something Just Like This , The Chainsmokers & Coldplay 1
4 4 4 9 SG Jackie Chan , Tiesto & Dzeko Featuring Preme & Post Malone 4
5 6 5 9 Solo , Clean Bandit Featuring Demi Lovato 4
6 5 7 5 Ocean , Martin Garrix Featuring Khalid 5
7 7 11 18 AG Remind Me To Forget , Kygo Featuring Miguel 7
8 9 8 5 DG Born To Be Yours , Kygo & Imagine Dragons 3
9 8 6 49 Silence , Marshmello Featuring Khalid 1
10 11 12 8 Rise , Jonas Blue Featuring Jack & Jack 10
11 12 13 34 Body , Loud Luxury Featuring Brando 11
12 14 14 17 Flames , David Guetta & Sia 9
13 13 15 14 Better Not , Louis The Child Featuring Wafia 12
14 17 17 13 Finest Hour , Cash Cash Featuring Abir 14
15 18 22 4 Only You , Cheat Codes & Little Mix 15
16 16 18 10 If You're Over Me , Years & Years 16
17 15 16 13 Somebody , The Chainsmokers & Drew Love 8
18 19 19 19 Fly , Marshmello Featuring Leah Culver 7
19 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Monophobia , deadmau5 Featuring Rob Swire 19
20 22 26 5 Let Me Live , Rudimental & Major Lazer Featuring Anne-Marie & Mr. Eazi 20
21 20 20 17 Ride Or Die , The Knocks Featuring Foster The People 20
22 0 New 1 Satisfied , Galantis Featuring MAX 22
23 23 27 11 Hold On Tight , R3HAB x Conor Maynard 23
24 0 New 1 The City , Louis The Child With Quinn XCII 24
25 0 New 1 Mama Look At Me Now , Galantis 25
26 0 New 1 Happy Now , Zedd & Elley Duhe 26
27 34 33 6 Who You Are , Syn Cole Featuring MIO 27
28 30 30 3 Dancing Alone , Axwell & Ingrosso Featuring Romans 28
29 28 21 18 Alien , Sabrina Carpenter & Jonas Blue 12
30 38 49 3 I'm In Love With You , Tony Moran Featuring Jason Walker 30
31 27 28 7 Panic Room , Au/Ra & CamelPhat 27
32 36 43 10 When We Were Young , Lost Kings Featuring Norma Jean Martine 32
33 0 New 1 Gold (Stupid Love) , Excision & Illenium Featuring Shallows 33
34 41 41 11 Wait , Chantel Jeffries Featuring Offset & Vory 10
35 32 29 7 IDWK , DVBBS X Blackbear 12
36 37 38 18 I Wanna Know , RL Grime Featuring Daya 19
37 47 47 19 Lullaby , Sigala & Paloma Faith 26
38 39 – 2 Ring Ring , Jax Jones Featuring Mabel And Rich The Kid 38
39 35 31 3 Be Right Here , Kungs & Stargate Featuring GOLDN 31
40 46 – 2 Toy , Netta 40
41 0 New 1 Seavolution , Tiesto 41
42 40 36 5 Your Love , David Guetta & Showtek 19
43 44 40 9 Pretender , Steve Aoki Featuring Lil Yachty & AJR 24
44 43 39 18 Everybody Hates Me , The Chainsmokers 5
45 0 New 1 Messin' With My Mind , Chris Cox & Lee Dagger Featuring Ollie James 45
46 50 – 11 Winnebago , Gryffin Featuring Quinn XCII & Daniel Wilson 38
47 0 Re-Entry 3 Oh Child , Robin Schulz & Piso 21 46
48 21 – 2 Karma , Years & Years 21
49 0 New 1 I See Love , Jonas Blue Featuring Joe Jonas 49
50 45 44 8 Spaceship , Galantis Featuring Uffie 36

[Gary]

Gospel

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 1 45 #1 8 wks Won't He Do It , Koryn Hawthorne 1
2 2 2 60 I'm Blessed , Charlie Wilson Featuring T.I. 1
3 3 3 35 Your Great Name , Todd Dulaney 3
4 4 6 23 Not Lucky, I'm Loved , Jonathan McReynolds 4
5 6 4 46 I'm Getting Ready , Tasha Cobbs Leonard Featuring Nicki Minaj 1
6 8 7 28 Listen , Marvin Sapp 6
7 7 5 33 No Reason To Fear , J.J. Hairston & Youthful Praise 5
8 5 11 23 Through It All , Tamela Mann Featuring Timbaland 5
9 9 8 46 You Will Win , Jekalyn Carr 5
10 11 12 24 I Got That , Anthony Brown & group therAPy 9
11 10 9 18 A Great Work , Brian Courtney Wilson 9
12 13 10 25 Serve , Jermaine Dolly 10
13 14 14 14 Nobody Like You Lord , Maranda Curtis 13
14 12 13 13 No Ordinary Worship , Kelontae Gavin 12
15 17 17 3 Oh How I Love You , Zacardi Cortez 15
16 15 15 25 Even Me , Darlene McCoy 15
17 16 16 17 Blessing Me Again , Rance Allen Featuring Snoop Dogg 14
18 19 19 9 Favor Of God , James Fortune Featuring Zacardi Cortez 18
19 20 25 14 Do It Again , Elevation Collective Featuring Travis Green & Kierra Sheard 14
20 18 22 5 Mention , Fresh Start Worship 16
21 0 New 1 Speak The Name , Koryn Hawthorne Featuring Natalie Grant 21
22 21 20 19 Reckless Love , Israel Houghton 12
23 23 24 12 We Livin , Tina Campbell 20
24 24 23 5 Can't Turn Back , Charles Jenkins & Fellowship Chicago 20
25 0 Re-Entry 2 Glory , Deitrick Haddon & Hill City Worship Camp 25

[Gary]

On Demand

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 2 3 #1 2 wks In My Feelings , Drake 1
2 2 1 3 Nonstop , Drake 1
3 4 20 9 Lucid Dreams , Juice WRLD 1
4 9 26 15 I Like It , Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin 3
5 5 13 15 Nice For What , Drake 1
6 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 God Is A Woman , Ariana Grande 6
7 3 6 3 Don't Matter To Me , Drake Featuring Michael Jackson 3
8 12 28 10 Yes Indeed , Lil Baby & Drake 1
9 10 24 20 Sad! , XXXTENTACION 1
10 6 7 8 I'm Upset , Drake 3
11 17 33 7 GG Taste , Tyga Featuring Offset 11
12 15 31 7 Girls Like You , Maroon 5 Featuring Cardi B 10
13 8 12 26 God's Plan , Drake 1
14 7 4 3 Mob Ties , Drake 4
15 19 32 12 Better Now , Post Malone 1
16 18 30 11 Moonlight , XXXTENTACION 3
17 16 34 11 Boo'd Up , Ella Mai 16
18 25 35 21 Psycho , Post Malone Featuring Ty Dolla $ign 1
19 0 New 1 Summertime Magic , Childish Gambino 19
20 11 3 3 Emotionless , Drake 3
21 13 9 3 Can't Take A Joke , Drake 9
22 32 36 5 Apes**t , The Carters 13
23 14 5 3 Elevate , Drake 5
24 46 42 13 No Tears Left To Cry , Ariana Grande 10
25 34 39 9 All Girls Are The Same , Juice WRLD 15
26 0 New 1 Hopeless Romantic , Wiz Khalifa Featuring Swae Lee 26
27 0 Re-Entry 4 Youngblood , 5 Seconds Of Summer 27
28 41 43 23 Look Alive , BlocBoy JB Featuring Drake 2
29 21 16 3 Blue Tint , Drake 16
30 0 New 1 Wasted , Juice WRLD Featuring Lil Uzi Vert 30
31 42 44 23 Plug Walk , Rich The Kid 6
32 37 37 11 Changes , XXXTENTACION 8
33 38 41 35 Meant To Be , Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line 13
34 0 Re-Entry 4 Big Bank , YG Featuring 2 Chainz, Big Sean & Nicki Minaj 34
35 39 38 19 Jocelyn Flores , XXXTENTACION 3
36 23 23 3 After Dark , Drake Featuring Static Major & Ty Dolla $ign 23
37 0 New 1 Eastside , Benny Blanco, Halsey & Khalid 37
38 0 New 1 Fr Fr , Wiz Khalifa Featuring Lil Skies 38
39 44 45 7 All Mine , Kanye West 1
40 47 46 44 Rockstar , Post Malone Featuring 21 Savage 1
41 40 40 28 F**k Love , XXXTENTACION Featuring Trippie Redd 5
42 22 10 3 8 Out Of 10 , Drake 10
43 50 50 4 Tequila , Dan + Shay 37
44 0 New 1 Jackie Chan , Tiesto & Dzeko Featuring Preme & Post Malone 44
45 0 Re-Entry 7 One Kiss , Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa 38
46 0 Re-Entry 20 Love Lies , Khalid & Normani 15
47 29 17 3 Jaded , Drake 17
48 0 Re-Entry 11 Ball For Me , Post Malone Featuring Nicki Minaj 8
49 0 Re-Entry 5 Back To You , Selena Gomez 30
50 24 11 3 Talk Up , Drake Featuring JAY-Z 11

[Gary]

Streaming

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 2 3 #1 2 wks GG In My Feelings , Drake 1
2 4 16 15 I Like It , Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin 2
3 2 13 9 Lucid Dreams , Juice WRLD 1
4 5 9 20 Sad! , XXXTENTACION 1
5 9 22 7 Girls Like You , Maroon 5 Featuring Cardi B 5
6 7 10 15 Nice For What , Drake 1
7 3 1 3 Nonstop , Drake 1
8 0 New 1 God Is A Woman , Ariana Grande 8
9 8 21 12 Boo'd Up , Ella Mai 5
10 13 31 7 Taste , Tyga Featuring Offset 10
11 12 24 10 Yes Indeed , Lil Baby & Drake 1
12 10 7 26 God's Plan , Drake 1
13 6 3 8 I'm Upset , Drake 3
14 17 35 12 Better Now , Post Malone 4
15 11 8 3 Don't Matter To Me , Drake Featuring Michael Jackson 8
16 15 30 7 Moonlight , XXXTENTACION 4
17 18 32 21 Psycho , Post Malone Featuring Ty Dolla $ign 2
18 14 5 3 Mob Ties , Drake 5
19 25 39 13 No Tears Left To Cry , Ariana Grande 5
20 21 40 22 Plug Walk , Rich The Kid 6
21 22 38 5 Apes**t , The Carters 12
22 23 41 34 Meant To Be , Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line 11
23 29 43 11 Te Bote , Casper Magico, Nio Garcia, Darell, Nicky Jam, Ozuna & Bad Bunny 20
24 35 – 3 Big Bank , YG Featuring 2 Chainz, Big Sean & Nicki Minaj 24
25 24 37 12 Changes , XXXTENTACION 9
26 31 45 44 Rockstar , Post Malone Featuring 21 Savage 1
27 32 36 9 All Girls Are The Same , Juice WRLD 19
28 38 50 43 Perfect , Ed Sheeran 1
29 37 – 72 Despacito , Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Featuring Justin Bieber 1
30 34 44 23 Look Alive , BlocBoy JB Featuring Drake 2
31 33 47 25 Walk It Talk It , Migos Featuring Drake 6
32 0 New 1 Summertime Magic , Childish Gambino 32
33 50 – 60 Believer , Imagine Dragons 13
34 16 4 3 Emotionless , Drake 4
35 0 Re-Entry 2 Youngblood , 5 Seconds Of Summer 35
36 39 46 11 This Is America , Childish Gambino 1
37 19 12 3 Can't Take A Joke , Drake 12
38 0 Re-Entry 18 Love Lies , Khalid & Normani 28
39 49 – 42 I Fall Apart , Post Malone 9
40 0 Re-Entry 5 X , Nicky Jam x J Balvin 36
41 42 42 13 Jocelyn Flores , XXXTENTACION 10
42 0 Re-Entry 7 Back To You , Selena Gomez 24
43 0 Re-Entry 23 The Middle , Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey 17
44 20 6 3 Elevate , Drake 6
45 0 Re-Entry 24 Mine , Bazzi 9
46 0 Re-Entry 19 Friends , Marshmello & Anne-Marie 10
47 0 New 1 Wasted , Juice WRLD Featuring Lil Uzi Vert 47
48 0 Re-Entry 40 Havana , Camila Cabello Featuring Young Thug 1
49 0 Re-Entry 16 Heaven , Kane Brown 30
50 0 Re-Entry 2 Tequila , Dan + Shay 44

[Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ]

Great achievement for "No Tears Left To Cry". In this streaming/rap era, 11 weeks for a female pop solo song is huge.

"No Tears Left To Cry" is the only female pop solo song to spend more than 10 weeks in the top 10 in the last two and a half years.

[renfield75]

Jul 23, 2018 20:40:42 GMT -5 allow that said:

Jul 23, 2018 15:52:08 GMT -5 renfield75 said:

Her best hope for a number one at this point is to sing a hook on a huge rapper's song.

But what rap smashes have sung hooks by a pop or r&b singer anymore? The closest thing I can think of is Kendrick & SZA on “All the Stars” but even that anamoly peaked in the bottom half of the Top 10. Overall the rap/sung hook combo is out of style now.

I didn't say they were still huge, just that that would be Ariana's best bet for a number one song. If she performed on a Drake or Post song it would have a much better chance at number one than one of her solo singles.

[slw84]

Jul 23, 2018 21:29:19 GMT -5 iHype. said:

God's Plan, Nice for What, In My Feelings... 3 solo #1 smashes ranking up points after points every week top 10 for the decade/all-time charts.
His album is soon going to enter the all-time top 100 singles eras (albums who's singles have most cumulative points). 

I still think Taylor will end up #1 because Drake's songs might split points and his touring might not match up to Taylor's.
But for sure, Drake is the male artist of the decade and Taylor or Adele depending on if she releases another 21 next year is the female artist of the decade.

I hope drake gets at least 2 more #1s this era and pulls a 150M grossing tour.

Jul 24, 2018 5:43:47 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

Can't see Scorpion spawning fourth number one considering how fast DMTM is dropping. Nonstop is the only chance but like 0.0000001%

DMTM needs an iconic video at the right time.
He'd have to remix Emotionless or another song

Jul 24, 2018 9:08:52 GMT -5 Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ said:

Great achievement for "No Tears Left To Cry". In this streaming/rap era, 11 weeks for a female pop solo song is huge.

"No Tears Left To Cry" is the only female pop solo song to spend more than 10 weeks in the top 10 in the last two and a half years.

Yes, Ariana proved she can secure a hit but she needs to follow it up with more hits not mess.

[Gary]

Ariana Grande's 'God Is a Woman' Debuts at No. 11 on Hot 100

News

By Xander Zellner | July 24, 2018 10:16 AM EDT


Ariana Grande's new single "God Is a Woman" launches at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (dated July 28), earning the pop star her 13th top 40 hit.

The song arrives as the seventh-highest-debuting hit of her 28 career entries. Following the July 13 premiere of its official video, it starts at No. 4 on the Digital Song Sales chart (42,000 sold in the week ending July 19, according to Nielsen Music) and No. 8 on Streaming Songs (26.5 million U.S. streams).

The track is the second proper single from her fourth LP Sweetener, due Aug. 17, and follows "No Tears Left to Cry," which debuted and peaked at No. 3 in May and currently stands at No. 8.

In chronological order, here are all 13 of Grande's top 40 Hot 100 hits:

Title, Peak Position, Peak Date
"The Way," feat. Mac Miller, No. 9, June 22, 2013
"Baby I," No. 21, Aug. 10, 2013
"Problem," feat. Iggy Azalea, No. 2, June 7, 2014
"Break Free," feat. Zedd, No. 4, Aug. 30, 2014
"Bang Bang," with Jessie J & Nicki Minaj, No. 3, Oct. 4, 2014
"Love Me Harder," with The Weeknd, No. 7, Nov. 22, 2014
"One Last Time," No. 13, May 2, 2015
"Focus," No. 7, Nov. 21, 2015
"Dangerous Woman," No. 8, June 11, 2016
"Into You," No. 13, Aug. 27, 2016
"Side to Side," feat. Nicki Minaj, No. 4, Dec. 3, 2016
"No Tears Left to Cry," No. 3, May 5, 2018
"God Is a Woman," No. 11 (to date), July 28, 2018

Grande sports a third entry on the latest Hot 100, as Nicki Minaj's "Bed," featuring Grande, ranks at No. 52 (down from its No. 43 high).

[Gary]

U2 Earns First Dance Club Songs Leader Since 2001: 'To Be at No. 1 Is Huge'

News

By Gordon Murray | July 24, 2018 11:14 AM EDT


'One of my favorite things is to hear how our songs get reinterpreted,' The Edge says.

U2 unleashes its fourth No. 1 and first in 17 years on Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart, as "Love Is Bigger Than Anything in Its Way" rises 2-1 (on the list dated July 28). The track from 2017's Songs of Experience , which bowed as the band's eighth No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart dated Dec. 23, was remixed by Cheat Codes, Will Clarke, and Funk Hunters, among a host of others.

U2's The Edge tells Billboard, "One of my favorite things is to hear how our songs get reinterpreted by our club remix collaborators. It's an even bigger thrill to find out that so many people like the 'Love Is Bigger' remixes.

"To be at No. 1 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart is huge."

U2 had last led Dance Club Songs on Feb. 3, 2001, with "Beautiful Day." The track became U2's third total and consecutive No. 1, following "Discotheque" (March 22 and 29, 1997) and "Lemon" (Dec. 11, 1993).

In June, "Love" became the Irish act's sixth Dance Club Songs top 10. U2 had last appeared on the chart in 2009, when "Magnificent" hit No. 2 that July. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers have totaled 12 Dance Club Songs entries, a run which began 37 years ago on the then-named Disco Top 100 with "I Will Follow" (No. 34, May 1981).

U2's other chart entries are: "New Year's Day" (No. 38, April 1983); "Desire" (No. 37, December 1988); "Mysterious Ways" (No. 42, February 1992); "Even Better Than the Real Thing" (No. 27, September 1992); "Elevation" (No. 32, August 2001); and "Vertigo" (No. 8, December 2004).

[kierz7]

We don't know who the Female Artist of the Decade is.

It could very well be Rihanna depending on her releases between now and 2019. Of course, Adele is very much an option as well as Swift.

The 2010's methodology still remains 'up in the air' for the most part.

The Top four, I believe, will be: Rihanna Adele, Taylor Swift and Drake.

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 24, 2018 11:02:27 GMT -5 kierz7 said:

We don't know who the Female Artist of the Decade is.

It could very well be Rihanna depending on her releases between now and 2019. Of course, Adele is very much an option as well as Swift.

The 2010's methodology still remains 'up in the air' for the most part.

The Top four, I believe, will be: Rihanna Adele, Taylor Swift and Drake.

I think it'll be a tie between Rihanna and Taylor Swift. I'm favoring Rihanna over T. Swizzle because Rihanna has done way more charts-wise than Taylor. She's also sold more singles than Taylor. Taylor wins the album and touring game, but until we know just how much Billboard is going to weigh achievements on the Billboard 200 chart against other metrics this decade, I'll put Rihanna as the Female Artist of the Decade. Adele has done a lot, but not enough to outpace both Rihanna and Taylor.

Drake is my favorite for Male Artist of the Decade and Artist of the Decade overall. For some reason, I believe Billboard will weigh streaming a lot more than other metrics for this decade seeing as it's become the prominent means of music consumption over the latter half of the decade, kind of like the same way Eminem won the Artist of the Decade title because of his dominance in selling albums during a decade where physical/pure sales were the prominent means of music consumption. Not to mention that Drake will more than likely end the decade as the most successful Hot 100 artist. I could be wrong, but if that happens, Drake has the Artist of the Decade title in the bag EASILY. There's also the possibility of Drake releasing a string of singles (and maybe even an album) as early as next year.

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I think Rihanna has the advantage over Taylor or Adele due to more crossover appeal, specifically with pop and urban. Much like Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson in their days of chart glory, an urban-leaning and/or urban-friendly pop act is hard to beat.

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 24, 2018 11:35:02 GMT -5 @mello said:

I think Rihanna has the advantage over Taylor or Adele due to more crossover appeal, specifically with pop and urban. Much like Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson in their days of chart glory, an urban-leaning and/or urban-friendly pop act is hard to beat.

I think some people may be underestimating just how much Rihanna dominated the first half of this decade. Loads of #1 records, largely well-selling singles, even her tours did really well. Adele hasn't really had any chart dominance, especially on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Taylor has a bunch of #1's, but none of them have stayed as long as 8-9 weeks (correct me if I'm wrong), so she doesn't have a history of lasting long on the charts with her singles. Adele wins the album sales game, Taylor wins the touring game, but Rihanna is and should be a strong favorite for winning the Female Artist of the Decade.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

There are 5 Country songs in this week's top 40 thanks to the Hot 100 formula change. I don't quite recall when was the last time we had that happen.

[jtd Thee Stallion]

Jul 24, 2018 11:54:45 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

There are 5 Country songs in this week's top 40 thanks to the Hot 100 formula change. I don't quite recall when was the last time we had that happen.

probbaly in 2013-2014

[rimetm]

I would like to point out that the Drake wave is kinda making country look stronger than it is. Just amongst the top 40s, I noticed an interesting little quirk:

Hot Country
01 17 Meant to Be
02 25 Tequila
03 31 Get Along
04 36 Simple
05 RC Heaven
06 38 Mercy

Recurrent Songs
01 Plug Walk
02 Havana
03 Thunder
04 Heaven

and even further, for the top 50s

Hot Rock
01 34 Whatever It Takes
02 RC Thunder
03 RC Believer
04 RC Feel it Still
05 46 Sit Next to Me

Recurrent Songs
05 New Rules
06 Rockstar
07 Believer
08 Walk It Talk It
09 Feel it Still

That's 3 top 40s and 6 songs overall that were taken out by the Drake wave that would still be charting right now: that boots quite a few country songs from the top 40 and several off the top half as well.

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^Makes a lot of sense - the effect of album bombs on longevity/recurrency. I actually like it, simply as a means to keep the chart fresher, even if it's arguably less accurate.

[iHype.]

I'd say Scorpion is bigger than 50 Cent's two eras. 

If it ends up 5-6x Platinum next year like Views, that's more impressive than doing 8 million in 2003 & 5 million in 2005 with a re-release. 

As for singles, Drake just wins there completely. You can't even blame the way charts are set up now, because in 2003-2005 the Hot 100 was controlled by Urban/Rhythmic airplay. Drake would've done just as well with singles under a formula like that, considering he has 5 #1's on Urban Radio this year.

Drake also is just a bigger household name, a bigger media name, etc. 

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 24, 2018 13:00:23 GMT -5 iHype. said:

I'd say Scorpion is bigger than 50 Cent's two eras. 

If it ends up 5-6x Platinum next year like Views, that's more impressive than doing 8 million in 2003 & 5 million in 2005 with a re-release. 

As for singles, Drake just wins there completely. You can't even blame the way charts are set up now, because in 2003-2005 the Hot 100 was controlled by Urban/Rhythmic airplay. Drake would've done just as well with singles under a formula like that, considering he has 5 #1's on Urban Radio this year.

Drake also is just a bigger household name, a bigger media name, etc. 

There was a recent poll that went kinda viral on Twitter where people were comparing 50 Cent's dominance to Drake's. A while back, people were comparing Nelly's run to Drake's. All that shows is that Drake is on the most unprecedented run in the history of rap music. I can't even understand how he's been this dominant since 2009 and has gotten bigger and more successful every year since. You could make the argument that Ed Sheeran, Cardi B, Kendrick and even Future owned 2017, but 2016 and 2018 were owned entirely by Drake and it's not even close.

It'll be worse if he decides to have another era next year because if Drake has proved anything, it's that people are ALWAYS hungry for more music from him.

He'll end up with probably 22 or 23 Rhythmic Radio #1's by the end of this year. That's just crazy. He's not even giving any of his peers the chance to catch up with him, lol.

[Enigma.]

Future's mixtape was a huge flop on Hot 100 :o only one song remained on chart for second week, who whould've thought in the streaming age, all his albums are certified at least gold.

[thegreatdivine]

Drake should be the most streamed artist of all time,right? He's probably got close to 20 billion streams on Spotify and Apple Music just revealed he's crossed 10 billion streams on their platform.

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Yeah, Drake's a beast... until he's not anymore. I mean, everyone's hot streak ends for one reason or another. And sometimes it's got nothing to do with the music, but rather the person/personal life/bad decisions, etc. New acts come along and take all the shine, too, just as Drake did. It'll be interesting to see when he fades out and how it goes down.  Odds are that we are currently experiencing his commercial peak.

Drake's career is interesting so far... he's had a presence for nearly 10 years now, but most of that was a lead up to what he's got now. Often times acts blow up immediately and achieve their peak with their debut or 2nd era (50 Cent). Plus, by not having an excessive amount of huge pop radio hits earlier in his career, he didn't burn on that audience.

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 24, 2018 13:24:46 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

Future's mixtape was a huge flop on Hot 100 :o only one song remained on chart for second week, who whould've thought in the streaming age, all his albums are certified at least gold.

He's thoroughly overexposed himself. He dropped an album and a mixtape in 2014, another album along with three mixtapes in 2015, another album, an EP and a mixtape in 2016, two albums and a mixtape in 2017 and so far this year, he's dropped a soundtrack album and a mixtape with plans for another album. Throughout all these years, he's also appeared on an unhealthy amount of features. He also doesn't have the kind of dominance to merit dropping that frequently seeing as a lot of his songs end up as misses as far as charts and radio placements/plays go.

I'm interested in seeing what the album he plans on releasing later this year does.

[Gary]

Some artists can get away with that type exposure, some can't.. Not everyone is Drake

Drake is practically big enough to rename the Hot 100 after Drake himself

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 24, 2018 13:30:43 GMT -5 @mello said:

Yeah, Drake's a beast... until he's not anymore. I mean, everyone's hot streak ends for one reason or another. And sometimes it's got nothing to do with the music, but rather the person/personal life/bad decisions, etc. New acts come along and take all the shine, too, just as Drake did. It'll be interesting to see when he fades out and how it goes down.  Odds are that we are currently experiencing his commercial peak.

Drake's career is interesting so far... he's had a presence for nearly 10 years now, but most of that was a lead up to what he's got now. Often times acts blow up immediately and achieve their peak with their debut or 2nd era (50 Cent). Plus, by not having an excessive amount of huge pop radio hits earlier in his career, he didn't burn on that audience.

I'm a huge Drake fan and I'm just as shocked at how successful he still is, considering the fact that he's been garnering hits since '09. People forget that the only reason Best I Ever Had failed to hit #1 was because of the grip the Black Eyed Peas had on the charts at that time in '09. His first single, off a mixtape, could have reached #1 on the Hot 100 chart - that's ridiculous. He's always been a megastar (he's the only one amongst all his peers right now who was doing massive first week numbers, going platinum in a year with his albums WAY BEFORE the streaming era). It's just unfortunate that his chart dominance wasn't as prominent back then because of how the charts mostly favored pop acts and how streaming wasn't yet a thing.

He's dropped every year since 2015 and every project has been massively successful. I know every star burns out, but after years of even me telling myself "this is Drake's peak year," I'm done trying to predict when he'll peak or even start to decline. In the 9 years since he debuted, LOADS of stars have come and gone and he's still here, as strong as ever.

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 24, 2018 13:38:50 GMT -5 Gary said:

Some artists can get away with that type exposure, some can't.. Not everyone is Drake

Drake is practically big enough to rename the Hot 100 after Drake himself

Acts like Drake and Rihanna are a different breed because they're legitimate HIT MAKERS. Rihanna dropped an album in '09, '10, '11 and '12 and none of her eras suffered flops or a lack of hit singles. Acts like her and Drake land their hits WAY MORE TIMES than they ever miss. Their batting average is crazy ridiculous and that earns them an air of loyalty with their fanbases and the general public.

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Jul 24, 2018 13:39:42 GMT -5 thegreatdivine said:

Jul 24, 2018 13:30:43 GMT -5 @mello said:

Yeah, Drake's a beast... until he's not anymore. I mean, everyone's hot streak ends for one reason or another. And sometimes it's got nothing to do with the music, but rather the person/personal life/bad decisions, etc. New acts come along and take all the shine, too, just as Drake did. It'll be interesting to see when he fades out and how it goes down.  Odds are that we are currently experiencing his commercial peak.

Drake's career is interesting so far... he's had a presence for nearly 10 years now, but most of that was a lead up to what he's got now. Often times acts blow up immediately and achieve their peak with their debut or 2nd era (50 Cent). Plus, by not having an excessive amount of huge pop radio hits earlier in his career, he didn't burn on that audience.

I'm a huge Drake fan and I'm just as shocked at how successful he still is, considering the fact that he's been garnering hits since '09. People forget that the only reason Best I Ever Had failed to hit #1 was because of the grip the Black Eyed Peas had on the charts at that time in '09. His first single, off a mixtape, could have reached #1 on the Hot 100 chart - that's ridiculous. He's always been a megastar (he's the only one amongst all his peers right now who was doing massive first week numbers, going platinum in a year with his albums WAY BEFORE the streaming era). It's just unfortunate that his chart dominance wasn't as prominent back then because of how the charts mostly favored pop acts and how streaming wasn't yet a thing.

He's dropped every year since 2015 and every project has been massively successful. I know every star burns out, but after years of even me telling myself "this is Drake's peak year," I'm done trying to predict when he'll peak or even start to decline. In the 9 years since he debuted, LOADS of stars have come and gone and he's still here, as strong as ever.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not counting him out after this era ... and he is a bona fide rarity in the business.  I'm just saying I won't be surprised when he loses his throne, everyone does - I'm more interested in the why and how it all goes down.