Billboard Hot 100: 04/30/2022

[Darkest Hour]

Useless fact of the week: Eric Church is the only artist that has 3 songs (Homeboy, Like A Wrecking Ball, Heart on Fire) charted for more than 20 weeks on Hot 100 while peaking outside top 50.

[nathanalbright]

Somehow I think that record was made to be broken.

[Gary]

Bubbling Under

TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 2 - 6 In Jesus Name (God Of Possible), Katy Nichole 1
2 3 - 6 Sleazy Flow, SleazyWorld Go 2
3 7 - 7 DFMU, Ella Mai 2
4 4 - 6 7500 OBO, Tim McGraw 4
5 - - 1 Serial Killers, Gucci Mane 5
6 5 - 8 Wild Hearts, Keith Urban 5
7 10 - 8 Middle Of The Night, Elley Duhe 7
8 - - 1 10 Things I Hate About You, Leah Kate 8
9 15 - 2 Dear Alcohol, Dax 9
10 12 - 11 Dandelions, Ruth B 9
11 18 - 3 Love's Train, Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak) 11
12 23 - 2 Last Night Lonely, Jon Pardi 12
13 22 - 4 Truth About You, Mitchell Tenpenny 13
14 - - 1 Memories, Conan Gray 14
15 - - 2 Bestie, DaBaby & YoungBoy Never Broke Again 15
16 17 - 3 Best Thing Since Backroads, Jake Owen 16
17 16 - 2 What's My Name, Fivio Foreign & Queen Naija Featuring Coi Leray 16
18 25 - 10 Toxic, BoyWithUke 18
19 24 - 4 Chale!, Eden Munoz 13
20 - - 1 Robbery Part 3, Tee Grizzley 20
21 6 - 2 Heartfirst, Kelsea Ballerini 6
22 - - 1 EA, Young Nudy Featuring 21 Savage 22
23 13 - 3 Cold, Chris Stapleton 1
24 19 - 2 Wishful Drinking, Ingrid Andress With Sam Hunt 19
25 - - 8 Pick Me Up, Gabby Barrett 9

[Gary]

Global 200


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 3 As It Was, Harry Styles 1
2 2 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 2
3 3 - 68 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
4 4 - 41 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
5 6 - 36 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 3
6 5 - 25 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 3
7 7 - 7 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 7
8 8 - 23 abcdefu, GAYLE 1
9 9 - 7 Envolver, Anitta 2
10 10 - 32 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 3
11 11 - 68 Save Your Tears, The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 1
12 12 - 43 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 1
13 14 - 10 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 4
14 - - 1 Don't Think Jesus, Morgan Wallen 14
15 13 - 39 Industry Baby, Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow 2
16 16 - 81 Levitating, Dua Lipa 2
17 17 - 31 Ghost, Justin Bieber 16
18 20 - 24 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 17
19 15 - 3 Love Dive, IVE 15
20 19 - 40 Pepas, Farruko 7
21 23 - 85 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 2
22 18 - 28 Easy On Me, Adele 1
23 22 - 18 Desesperados, Rauw Alejandro & Chencho Corleone 13
24 28 - 32 Where Are You Now, Lost Frequencies & Calum Scott 22
25 25 - 40 Woman, Doja Cat 11
26 30 - 14 Middle Of The Night, Elley Duhe 26
27 24 - 49 Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo 1
28 21 - 17 We Don't Talk About Bruno, Carolina Gaitan, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz & Encanto Cast 1
29 29 - 7 Una Noche En Medellin, Cris Mj 29
30 35 - 38 Happier Than Ever, Billie Eilish 6
31 31 - 4 X Ultima Vez, Daddy Yankee & Bad Bunny 23
32 33 - 13 Light Switch, Charlie Puth 21
33 34 - 31 Thats What I Want, Lil Nas X 4
34 38 - 32 Love Nwantiti (Ah Ah Ah), CKay 2
35 27 - 2 In A Minute, Lil Baby 27
36 37 - 4 Fuera del Mercado, Danny Ocean 36
37 - - 1 Flowers, Lauren Spencer-Smith 37
38 41 - 10 Boyfriend, Dove Cameron 17
39 40 - 9 Big Energy, Latto 32
40 52 - 85 Watermelon Sugar, Harry Styles 9
41 36 - 3 When You're Gone, Shawn Mendes 19
42 42 - 30 My Universe, Coldplay x BTS 1
43 43 - 54 Kiss Me More, Doja Cat Featuring SZA 3
44 45 - 48 Butter, BTS 1
45 46 - 51 Another Love, Tom Odell 37
46 47 - 21 Super Gremlin, Kodak Black 16
47 44 - 21 Infinity, Jaymes Young 23
48 49 - 85 Perfect, Ed Sheeran 30
49 26 - 2 Right On, Lil Baby 26
50 57 - 85 Dynamite, BTS 1
51 60 - 17 Peru, Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran 34
52 56 - 6 Bones, Imagine Dragons 45
53 67 - 5 Wait A Minute!, Willow Smith 53
54 59 - 11 She's All I Wanna Be, Tate McRae 31
55 53 - 25 Do It To It, Acraze Featuring Cherish 15
56 62 - 14 Dandelions, Ruth B. 51
57 58 - 45 Need To Know, Doja Cat 6
58 51 - 67 Drivers License, Olivia Rodrigo 1
59 54 - 48 Traitor, Olivia Rodrigo 7
60 64 - 82 Sweater Weather, The Neighbourhood 52
61 - - 1 Mixed Nuts, Official HIGE DANdism 61
62 66 - 85 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse), Post Malone & Swae Lee 41
63 65 - 85 Shape Of You, Ed Sheeran 55
64 61 - 85 Believer, Imagine Dragons 52
65 68 - 57 Peaches, Justin Bieber Featuring Daniel Caesar & Giveon 1
66 73 - 85 Dance Monkey, Tones And I 16
67 63 - 46 Yonaguni, Bad Bunny 3
68 39 - 5 Plan A, Paulo Londra 8
69 48 - 3 In My Head, Lil Tjay 25
70 71 - 12 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 40
71 76 - 6 What Happened To Virgil, Lil Durk Featuring Gunna 35
72 88 - 7 Jordan, Ryan Castro 72
73 69 - 29 Lo Siento BB:/, Tainy, Bad Bunny & Julieta Venegas 12
74 - - 1 About Damn Time, Lizzo 74
75 70 - 59 Leave The Door Open, Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak) 2
76 83 - 84 Baby Shark, Pinkfong 38
77 72 - 6 Sweetest Pie, Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 12
78 - - 1 Darl+ing, SEVENTEEN 78
79 32 - 3 Still Life, BIGBANG 9
80 80 - 85 Someone You Loved, Lewis Capaldi 24
81 77 - 77 Dakiti, Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez 1
82 79 - 28 Without Me, Eminem 39
83 78 - 55 Deja Vu, Olivia Rodrigo 3
84 81 - 56 Montero (Call Me By Your Name), Lil Nas X 1
85 75 - 54 Yellow, Coldplay 75
86 92 - 16 Fingers Crossed, Lauren Spencer-Smith 13
87 85 - 6 Tom's Diner, AnnenMayKantereit & Giant Rooks 66
88 91 - 43 Love Tonight, Shouse 20
89 74 - 5 Nobody Like U, 4*TOWN (From Disney And Pixar's Turning Red) 37
90 94 - 85 Don't Start Now, Dua Lipa 30
91 - - 1 Shake It, Kay Flock, Cardi B, Dougie B & Bory300 91
92 103 - 8 Get Lucky, Daft Punk Featuring Pharrell Williams 92
93 55 - 9 Nail Tech, Jack Harlow 23
94 82 - 5 Cool For The Summer, Demi Lovato 58
95 87 - 7 Starlight, Dave 58
96 84 - 17 Surface Pressure, Jessica Darrow 9
97 86 - 5 Tomboy, (G)I-DLE 58
98 90 - 20 Tacones Rojos, Sebastian Yatra 72
99 97 - 11 Still D.R.E., Dr. Dre Featuring Snoop Dogg 16
100 89 - 5 Sentadona (Ai Calica), MC Frog, Davi Kneip E DJ Gabriel Do Borel 54
101 119 - 10 Unstoppable, Sia 101
102 170 - 54 Sweet Child O' Mine, Guns N' Roses 102
103 108 - 66 Smells Like Teen Spirit, Nirvana 92
104 113 - 60 Counting Stars, OneRepublic 104
105 112 - 81 Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen 97
106 101 - 65 Astronaut In The Ocean, Masked Wolf 3
107 107 - 46 Beggin', Maneskin 3
108 153 - 26 Moth To A Flame, Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd 10
109 114 - 85 Shallow, Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper 59
110 50 - 2 Psychofreak, Camila Cabello Featuring WILLOW 50
111 128 - 80 Dreams, Fleetwood Mac 10
112 102 - 68 Something Just Like This, The Chainsmokers & Coldplay 102
113 118 - 43 You Right, Doja Cat & The Weeknd 12
114 106 - 27 I Love You So, The Walters 55
115 124 - 85 Circles, Post Malone 49
116 99 - 15 To The Moon!, JNR CHOI & Sam Tompkins 64
117 109 - 11 Lose Yourself, Eminem 25
118 110 - 33 Knife Talk, Drake Featuring 21 Savage & Project Pat 6
119 115 - 14 Lost, Frank Ocean 43
120 105 - 7 Chale!, Eden Munoz 67
121 104 - 15 Pushin P, Gunna & Future Featuring Young Thug 10
122 126 - 85 Bad Guy, Billie Eilish 54
123 120 - 44 No Role Modelz, J. Cole 114
124 132 - 7 Something In The Way, Nirvana 23
125 116 - 42 Gangsta's Paradise, Coolio Featuring L.V. 99
126 117 - 18 The Real Slim Shady, Eminem 59
127 140 - 85 Lovely, Billie Eilish & Khalid 70
128 123 - 85 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 2
129 138 - 14 There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back, Shawn Mendes 129
130 129 - 67 Take Me To Church, Hozier 123
131 98 - 4 Soy El Unico, Yahritza y Su Esencia 29
132 134 - 12 505, Arctic Monkeys 131
133 133 - 78 Closer, The Chainsmokers Featuring Halsey 100
134 95 - 5 Feel My Rhythm, Red Velvet 36
135 161 - 44 Adore You, Harry Styles 68
136 188 - 2 Payphone, Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa 136
137 125 - 22 Oh My God, Adele 3
138 149 - 8 Freaky Deaky, Tyga X Doja Cat 37
139 135 - 10 In Da Club, 50 Cent 44
140 139 - 12 La Cancion, J Balvin & Bad Bunny 127
141 148 - 43 Mr. Brightside, The Killers 115
142 144 - 40 Riptide, Vance Joy 142
143 154 - 69 Hotel California, Eagles 143
144 158 - 4 Where Did You Go?, Jax Jones Featuring MNEK 144
145 142 - 23 All Too Well (Taylor's Version), Taylor Swift 1
146 111 - 67 Whats Poppin, Jack Harlow Featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne 17
147 145 - 24 One Right Now, Post Malone & The Weeknd 9
148 147 - 16 Locked Out Of Heaven, Bruno Mars 116
149 131 - 8 Yo Voy, Zion & Lennox Featuring Daddy Yankee 119
150 122 - 5 Pantysito, Alejo, Feid & ROBI 122
151 150 - 77 Old Town Road, Lil Nas X Featuring Billy Ray Cyrus 70
152 143 - 48 Todo de Ti, Rauw Alejandro 3
153 137 - 21 Medallo, Blessd, Justin Quiles & Lenny Tavarez 80
154 162 - 73 Despacito, Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Featuring Justin Bieber 114
155 160 - 44 Starboy, The Weeknd Featuring Daft Punk 52
156 141 - 10 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 141
157 157 - 4 AA, Walker Hayes 125
158 155 - 33 Meet Me At Our Spot, THE ANXIETY: WILLOW & Tyler Cole 21
159 146 - 15 Softcore, The Neighbourhood 65
160 156 - 41 Permission To Dance, BTS 1
161 167 - 25 Toxic, BoyWithUke 60
162 171 - 26 Wake Me Up!, Avicii 154
163 136 - 16 Dos Oruguitas, Sebastian Yatra 26
164 - - 13 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 19
165 - - 1 Angel Baby, Troye Sivan 165
166 176 - 47 Thunderstruck, AC/DC 166
167 169 - 24 Thunder, Imagine Dragons 167
168 178 - 36 Take On Me, a-ha 139
169 152 - 16 La Fama, Rosalia Featuring The Weeknd 34
170 182 - 13 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 133
171 - - 2 Sign Of The Times, Harry Styles 169
172 - - 1 No Ouvidinho, Felipe Amorim 172
173 183 - 15 The Nights, Avicii 168
174 181 - 3 Demasiadas Mujeres, C. Tangana 174
175 177 - 18 Broadway Girls, Lil Durk Featuring Morgan Wallen 32
176 179 - 8 Can't Hold Us, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton 148
177 175 - 44 Fancy Like, Walker Hayes 25
178 121 - 6 Out Of Time, The Weeknd 15
179 184 - 72 Senorita, Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello 67
180 180 - 3 When I Was Your Man, Bruno Mars 157
181 - - 12 When I'm Gone, Alesso / Katy Perry 82
182 187 - 72 Don't Stop Believin', Journey 125
183 193 - 9 Ya No Somos Ni Seremos, Christian Nodal 36
184 164 - 10 La Santa, Bad Bunny X Daddy Yankee 151
185 192 - 18 Billie Jean, Michael Jackson 137
186 - - 1 Go, Cat Burns 186
187 198 - 10 Every Breath You Take, The Police 179
188 185 - 37 Get Into It (Yuh), Doja Cat 41
189 186 - 79 All Of Me, John Legend 97
190 - - 24 The Hills, The Weeknd 44
191 - - 11 Tennessee Whiskey, Chris Stapleton 175
192 - - 1 10 Things I Hate About You, Leah Kate 192
193 172 - 5 Over, Lucky Daye 109
194 173 - 5 Maniac, Stray Kids 21
195 - - 3 Doin' This, Luke Combs 122
196 195 - 65 Streets, Doja Cat 8
197 191 - 71 Thinking Out Loud, Ed Sheeran 103
198 190 - 9 Blank Space, Taylor Swift 157
199 - - 9 Die For You, The Weeknd 126
200 100 - 6 Handsomer, Russ Featuring Ktlyn 57

[Gary]

Global excl US


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 3 As It Was, Harry Styles 1
2 2 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 2
3 3 - 66 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
4 5 - 41 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
5 7 - 7 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 5
6 4 - 7 Envolver, Anitta 1
7 6 - 36 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 2
8 9 - 23 abcdefu, GAYLE 1
9 8 - 25 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 3
10 11 - 32 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 3
11 12 - 43 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 1
12 10 - 3 Love Dive, IVE 10
13 13 - 68 Save Your Tears, The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 2
14 14 - 10 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 5
15 17 - 34 Where Are You Now, Lost Frequencies & Calum Scott 13
16 19 - 8 Una Noche En Medellin, Cris Mj 16
17 16 - 39 Industry Baby, Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow 2
18 18 - 19 Desesperados, Rauw Alejandro & Chencho Corleone 10
19 20 - 40 Pepas, Farruko 5
20 21 - 24 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 16
21 23 - 81 Levitating, Dua Lipa 3
22 26 - 20 Middle Of The Night, Elley Duhe 22
23 24 - 27 Easy On Me, Adele 1
24 27 - 85 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 2
25 25 - 5 Fuera del Mercado, Danny Ocean 25
26 - - 1 Mixed Nuts, Official HIGE DANdism 26
27 28 - 30 Ghost, Justin Bieber 21
28 29 - 4 X Ultima Vez, Daddy Yankee & Bad Bunny 28
29 31 - 55 Another Love, Tom Odell 25
30 32 - 32 Love Nwantiti (Ah Ah Ah), CKay 2
31 30 - 30 My Universe, Coldplay x BTS 1
32 34 - 48 Butter, BTS 1
33 35 - 39 Woman, Doja Cat 8
34 36 - 13 Light Switch, Charlie Puth 24
35 33 - 23 Infinity, Jaymes Young 17
36 22 - 5 Plan A, Paulo Londra 3
37 40 - 85 Dynamite, BTS 1
38 37 - 49 Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo 2
39 38 - 31 Thats What I Want, Lil Nas X 8
40 39 - 25 Do It To It, Acraze Featuring Cherish 12
41 45 - 8 Jordan, Ryan Castro 41
42 42 - 38 Happier Than Ever, Billie Eilish 8
43 15 - 3 Still Life, BIGBANG 3
44 51 - 85 Watermelon Sugar, Harry Styles 7
45 - - 1 Darl+ing, SEVENTEEN 45
46 55 - 17 Peru, Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran 29
47 43 - 5 Sentadona (Ai Calica), MC Frog, Davi Kneip E DJ Gabriel Do Borel 29
48 41 - 3 When You're Gone, Shawn Mendes 24
49 50 - 85 Perfect, Ed Sheeran 37
50 48 - 10 Boyfriend, Dove Cameron 22
51 52 - 85 Shape Of You, Ed Sheeran 43
52 54 - 15 Dandelions, Ruth B. 45
53 44 - 7 Starlight, Dave 33
54 56 - 54 Kiss Me More, Doja Cat Featuring SZA 5
55 46 - 6 Tomboy, (G)I-DLE 34
56 57 - 46 Love Tonight, Shouse 12
57 61 - 6 Bones, Imagine Dragons 56
58 62 - 57 Peaches, Justin Bieber Featuring Daniel Caesar & Giveon 1
59 60 - 85 Believer, Imagine Dragons 56
60 59 - 67 Drivers License, Olivia Rodrigo 1
61 69 - 85 Dance Monkey, Tones And I 11
62 58 - 22 Tacones Rojos, Sebastian Yatra 41
63 84 - 4 Wait A Minute!, Willow Smith 63
64 64 - 46 Yonaguni, Bad Bunny 4
65 72 - 11 She's All I Wanna Be, Tate McRae 53
66 53 - 5 Feel My Rhythm, Red Velvet 20
67 75 - 15 Unstoppable, Sia 67
68 68 - 79 Sweater Weather, The Neighbourhood 60
69 63 - 29 Lo Siento BB:/, Tainy, Bad Bunny & Julieta Venegas 16
70 65 - 5 Cool For The Summer, Demi Lovato 41
71 85 - 6 Where Did You Go?, Jax Jones Featuring MNEK 71
72 79 - 9 Get Lucky, Daft Punk Featuring Pharrell Williams 72
73 81 - 84 Baby Shark, Pinkfong 36
74 66 - 64 Yellow, Coldplay 66
75 94 - 2 No Ouvidinho, Felipe Amorim 75
76 73 - 31 Without Me, Eminem 32
77 71 - 48 Traitor, Olivia Rodrigo 16
78 70 - 5 Pantysito, Alejo, Feid & ROBI 70
79 83 - 85 Someone You Loved, Lewis Capaldi 28
80 80 - 56 Montero (Call Me By Your Name), Lil Nas X 1
81 87 - 5 Demasiadas Mujeres, C. Tangana 81
82 93 - 85 Don't Start Now, Dua Lipa 31
83 78 - 8 Chale!, Eden Munoz 55
84 113 - 3 Angel Baby, Troye Sivan 84
85 86 - 46 Beggin', Maneskin 2
86 67 - 3 Vampiro, Matue, WIU & Teto 67
87 109 - 26 Moth To A Flame, Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd 12
88 89 - 41 Permission To Dance, BTS 1
89 102 - 85 Shallow, Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper 52
90 88 - 11 Cayo La Noche, Quevedo, El Ima, Cruz Cafune, Bejo, La Pantera, Juseph & Abhir Hathi 64
91 82 - 22 Medallo, Blessd, Justin Quiles & Lenny Tavarez 51
92 96 - 14 Down Under, Luude Featuring Colin Hay 57
93 91 - 35 Mon Amour, zzoilo 38
94 92 - 57 Leave The Door Open, Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak) 4
95 158 - 6 Payphone, Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa 95
96 99 - 45 Need To Know, Doja Cat 10
97 105 - 74 Counting Stars, OneRepublic 97
98 95 - 76 Something Just Like This, The Chainsmokers & Coldplay 95
99 76 - 3 In My Head, Lil Tjay 50
100 142 - 7 Go, Cat Burns 100
101 103 - 85 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse), Post Malone & Swae Lee 63
102 97 - 8 Yo Voy, Zion & Lennox Featuring Daddy Yankee 83
103 77 - 16 We Don't Talk About Bruno, Carolina Gaitan, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz & Encanto Cast 9
104 - - 1 Flowers, Lauren Spencer-Smith 104
105 111 - 3 Si Quieren Frontear, Quevedo, DuKi & De La Ghetto 105
106 98 - 23 La Fama, Rosalia Featuring The Weeknd 30
107 121 - 14 There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back, Shawn Mendes 107
108 100 - 20 Zankyosanka, Aimer 16
109 168 - 3 W / X / Y, Tani Yuuki 109
110 104 - 9 Dancarina, Pedro Sampaio & MC Pedrinho 33
111 108 - 2 Crazy What Love Can Do, David Guetta & Becky Hill & Ella Henderson 108
112 110 - 77 Dakiti, Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez 1
113 49 - 2 Comedy, Gen Hoshino 49
114 101 - 6 Sweetest Pie, Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 21
115 47 - 2 Chance, Paulo Londra 47
116 115 - 51 Gangsta's Paradise, Coolio Featuring L.V. 102
117 123 - 81 Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen 110
118 122 - 14 Mal Feito, Hugo & Guilherme E Marilia Mendonca 54
119 116 - 22 Oh My God, Adele 7
120 112 - 51 Deja Vu, Olivia Rodrigo 8
121 117 - 5 Maniac, Stray Kids 15
122 127 - 85 Lovely, Billie Eilish & Khalid 69
123 125 - 9 Ya No Somos Ni Seremos, Christian Nodal 24
124 118 - 10 Still D.R.E., Dr. Dre Featuring Snoop Dogg 27
125 114 - 8 O.O, Nmixx 71
126 120 - 48 Todo de Ti, Rauw Alejandro 3
127 - - 3 Sweet Child O' Mine, Guns N' Roses 127
128 124 - 5 Tom's Diner, AnnenMayKantereit & Giant Rooks 106
129 173 - 2 Termina Comigo Antes, Gusttavo Lima 129
130 139 - 54 The Nights, Avicii 127
131 119 - 36 Entre Nosotros, Tiago pzk, LIT killa, Nicki Nicole & Maria Becerra 17
132 107 - 3 Fim de Semana No Rio, Teto 107
133 146 - 82 Despacito, Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Featuring Justin Bieber 104
134 129 - 12 Malvada, Ze Felipe 32
135 136 - 83 Closer, The Chainsmokers Featuring Halsey 104
136 151 - 64 Wake Me Up!, Avicii 136
137 149 - 84 Bad Guy, Billie Eilish 45
138 126 - 21 The Real Slim Shady, Eminem 70
139 90 - 3 Me Arrepenti, Ak4:20, Pailita, & Cris Mj 63
140 147 - 16 Locked Out Of Heaven, Bruno Mars 133
141 145 - 49 Smells Like Teen Spirit, Nirvana 110
142 187 - 2 Chronostasis, BUMP OF CHICKEN 142
143 153 - 9 Cinderella Boy, Saucy Dog 143
144 143 - 65 Take Me To Church, Hozier 130
145 133 - 25 I Love You So, The Walters 88
146 137 - 32 Money, Lisa 7
147 157 - 83 Senorita, Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello 55
148 - - 1 Desenrola Bate Joga de Ladin, DJ Bel da CDD, L7nnon & Os Hawaianos Featuring DJ Biel do Furduncinho 148
149 144 - 20 Eleven, IVE 38
150 165 - 40 Riptide, Vance Joy 150
151 141 - 10 Lose Yourself, Eminem 46
152 128 - 15 To The Moon!, JNR CHOI & Sam Tompkins 60
153 156 - 26 Toxic, BoyWithUke 46
154 134 - 15 Softcore, The Neighbourhood 63
155 199 - 43 Adore You, Harry Styles 82
156 155 - 85 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 2
157 170 - 69 Old Town Road, Lil Nas X Featuring Billy Ray Cyrus 80
158 174 - 59 Every Breath You Take, The Police 155
159 164 - 15 Fingers Crossed, Lauren Spencer-Smith 25
160 160 - 78 Cheap Thrills, Sia Featuring Sean Paul 115
161 175 - 8 Chameleon, King Gnu 26
162 152 - 20 No Lie, Sean Paul Featuring Dua Lipa 113
163 148 - 17 Malvadao 3, Xama, Gustah & Neo Beats 22
164 161 - 10 In Da Club, 50 Cent 52
165 171 - 24 Can't Hold Us, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton 150
166 167 - 7 DARARI, TREASURE 91
167 132 - 12 Mujeriego, Ryan Castro 94
168 185 - 69 Take On Me, a-ha 144
169 179 - 30 Acapulco, Jason Derulo 63
170 184 - 85 Yoru Ni Kakeru, YOASOBI 6
171 166 - 6 Baby, Aitch & Ashanti 109
172 162 - 12 A Tu Merced, Bad Bunny 108
173 177 - 5 Love Yourself, Justin Bieber 161
174 131 - 5 Nobody Like U, 4*TOWN (From Disney And Pixar's Turning Red) 70
175 74 - 2 Psychofreak, Camila Cabello Featuring WILLOW 74
176 183 - 24 Betelgeuse, Yuuri 50
177 169 - 8 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 105
178 172 - 78 The Business, Tiesto 5
179 159 - 16 Wa Da Da, Kep1er 39
180 182 - 25 Overpass Graffiti, Ed Sheeran 12
181 176 - 3 Big Energy, Latto 157
182 163 - 4 Hymn For The Weekend, Coldplay 163
183 178 - 66 Astronaut In The Ocean, Masked Wolf 3
184 - - 3 Sign Of The Times, Harry Styles 180
185 194 - 13 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 148
186 192 - 25 Do I Wanna Know?, Arctic Monkeys 150
187 193 - 84 All Of Me, John Legend 94
188 - - 16 Bloqueado, Gusttavo Lima 70
189 - - 5 Abalo Emocional, Luan Santana 167
190 - - 19 Starboy, The Weeknd Featuring Daft Punk 86
191 188 - 36 Don't Be Shy, Tiesto & Karol G 42
192 - - 1 Al Sevgilim, Semicenk & Funda Arar 192
193 196 - 29 The Feels, TWICE 10
194 189 - 15 Sacrifice, The Weeknd 6
195 - - 1 Imdat, Cakal 195
196 - - 69 Circles, Post Malone 79
197 195 - 44 Let Her Go, Passenger 139
198 190 - 2 Move Your Body, Ownboss & SEVEK 190
199 - - 74 Memories, Maroon 5 65
200 186 - 10 La Santa, Bad Bunny X Daddy Yankee 152

[Gary]

Radio Songs


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 2 - 20 Big Energy, Latto 1
2 3 - 10 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 2
3 1 - 39 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
4 4 - 28 Thats What I Want, Lil Nas X 3
5 5 - 40 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
6 6 - 13 Woman, Doja Cat 4
7 7 - 28 Ghost, Justin Bieber 3
8 8 - 44 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 1
9 14 - 3 As It Was, Harry Styles 9
10 9 - 24 One Right Now, Post Malone & The Weeknd 9
11 11 - 27 Easy On Me, Adele 1
12 10 - 18 abcdefu, GAYLE 5
13 13 - 32 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 4
14 12 - 31 Need To Know, Doja Cat 3
15 15 - 10 Hrs And Hrs, Muni Long 15
16 19 - 6 Sweetest Pie, Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 16
17 20 - 29 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 7
18 16 - 75 Levitating, Dua Lipa 1
19 27 - 3 To The Moon!, JNR CHOI & Sam Tompkins 19
20 21 - 11 Fingers Crossed, Lauren Spencer-Smith 20
21 18 - 12 I Hate U, SZA 15
22 17 - 11 Beers On Me, Dierks Bentley, BRELAND & HARDY 17
23 26 - 7 Never Say Never, Cole Swindell / Lainey Wilson 23
24 22 - 13 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 15
25 23 - 63 Save Your Tears, The Weeknd 2
26 30 - 6 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 26
27 25 - 42 You Right, Doja Cat & The Weeknd 9
28 28 - 12 Super Gremlin, Kodak Black 18
29 35 - 8 Doin' This, Luke Combs 29
30 32 - 8 Peru, Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran 30
31 31 - 37 Industry Baby, Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow 3
32 36 - 15 Heart On Fire, Eric Church 32
33 29 - 15 23, Sam Hunt 15
34 39 - 3 Boyfriend, Dove Cameron 34
35 37 - 9 Never Wanted To Be That Girl, Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde 35
36 33 - 47 Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo 1
37 47 - 2 When You're Gone, Shawn Mendes 37
38 38 - 6 She's All I Wanna Be, Tate McRae 38
39 43 - 2 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 39
40 41 - 22 Sand In My Boots, Morgan Wallen 19
41 42 - 5 Wild Hearts, Keith Urban 41
42 - - 1 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 42
43 44 - 4 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 43
44 45 - 4 Slow Down Summer, Thomas Rhett 44
45 34 - 12 Light Switch, Charlie Puth 19
46 49 - 2 Give Heaven Some Hell, HARDY 46
47 50 - 2 AA, Walker Hayes 47
48 46 - 6 Come Back As A Country Boy, Blake Shelton 43
49 40 - 9 Pushin P, Gunna & Future Featuring Young Thug 32
50 48 - 4 Complete Mess, 5 Seconds Of Summer 48

[Gary]

Digital Songs


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 - - 1 Don't Think Jesus, Morgan Wallen 1
2 5 - 4 As It Was, Harry Styles 2
3 3 - 23 Big Energy, Latto x Mariah Carey Featuring DJ Khaled 1
4 - - 1 About Damn Time, Lizzo 4
5 1 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 1
6 6 - 22 AA, Walker Hayes 6
7 4 - 27 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 1
8 8 - 36 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 1
9 9 - 7 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 2
10 23 - 32 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 3
11 - - 1 Wild Horse (717 Tapes), Warren Zeiders 11
12 13 - 45 Fancy Like, Walker Hayes 2
13 15 - 15 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 10
14 45 - 2 Flowers, Lauren Spencer-Smith 14
15 17 - 2 Dear Alcohol, Dax 15
16 - - 1 Shake It, Kay Flock, Cardi B, Dougie B & Bory300 16
17 - - 1 The Forever Now, Mandy Moore 17
18 16 - 17 We Don't Talk About Bruno, Carolina Gaitan, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz & Encanto Cast 1
19 21 - 12 In Jesus Name (God Of Possible), Katy Nichole 6
20 32 - 8 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 4
21 - - 1 Love Like That, Phillip Phillips 21
22 33 - 2 She Had Me At Heads Carolina, Cole Swindell 22
23 18 - 6 Never Say Never, Cole Swindell / Lainey Wilson 17
24 19 - 12 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 13
25 26 - 46 Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home), Elle King & Miranda Lambert 2
26 28 - 24 abcdefu, GAYLE 1
27 22 - 2 Hell Yeah, Little Big Town 22
28 46 - 25 Sand In My Boots, Morgan Wallen 12
29 14 - 52 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 13
30 - - 5 Something In The Way, Nirvana 20
31 50 - 15 Doin' This, Luke Combs 5
32 - - 6 Flower Shops, ERNEST Featuring Morgan Wallen 7
33 43 - 5 Tom's Diner, AnnenMayKantereit & Giant Rooks 7
34 25 - 27 Ghost, Justin Bieber 7
35 - - 7 Unstoppable, Sia 20
36 24 - 6 Cold, Chris Stapleton 3
37 - - 1 Masterpiece, Motionless In White 37
38 36 - 12 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 8
39 - - 48 Tennessee Whiskey, Chris Stapleton 2
40 7 - 7 Handsomer, Russ Featuring Ktlyn 1
41 37 - 43 Buy Dirt, Jordan Davis Featuring Luke Bryan 11
42 40 - 42 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 2
43 48 - 2 Afterlife, Five Finger Death Punch 43
44 - - 1 Doin' It Right, Chayce Beckham 44
45 - - 1 Darl+ing, SEVENTEEN 45
46 41 - 76 Levitating, Dua Lipa 1
47 - - 23 You Should Probably Leave, Chris Stapleton 27
48 34 - 3 If I Was A Cowboy, Miranda Lambert 20
49 - - 1 Sweet Child O' Mine, Guns N' Roses 49
50 27 - 3 Ghost Story, Carrie Underwood 2

[Gary]

Streaming Songs


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 1
2 2 - 3 As It Was, Harry Styles 1
3 - - 1 Don't Think Jesus, Morgan Wallen 3
4 6 - 56 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 3
5 5 - 22 Super Gremlin, Kodak Black 2
6 4 - 2 In A Minute, Lil Baby 4
7 3 - 2 Right On, Lil Baby 3
8 7 - 17 We Don't Talk About Bruno, Carolina Gaitan, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz & Encanto Cast 1
9 8 - 6 What Happened To Virgil, Lil Durk Featuring Gunna 4
10 9 - 41 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
11 10 - 16 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 9
12 17 - 10 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 5
13 12 - 4 Big Energy, Latto 6
14 11 - 39 Industry Baby, Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow 1
15 - - 1 Shake It, Kay Flock, Cardi B, Dougie B & Bory300 15
16 20 - 15 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 3
17 15 - 65 Save Your Tears, The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 2
18 14 - 22 abcdefu, GAYLE 4
19 16 - 24 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 12
20 18 - 31 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 6
21 - - 1 Flowers, Lauren Spencer-Smith 21
22 21 - 40 Tennessee Whiskey, Chris Stapleton 16
23 30 - 11 AA, Walker Hayes 23
24 19 - 33 Knife Talk, Drake Featuring 21 Savage & Project Pat 2
25 25 - 18 Ghost, Justin Bieber 20
26 29 - 11 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 26
27 23 - 67 Levitating, Dua Lipa 3
28 27 - 18 Broadway Girls, Lil Durk Featuring Morgan Wallen 9
29 22 - 17 Surface Pressure, Jessica Darrow 3
30 31 - 39 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 4
31 37 - 24 Woman, Doja Cat 31
32 36 - 8 Doin' This, Luke Combs 32
33 24 - 39 Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo 1
34 34 - 40 Fancy Like, Walker Hayes 5
35 26 - 7 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 13
36 28 - 15 Pushin P, Gunna & Future Featuring Young Thug 2
37 35 - 29 Happier Than Ever, Billie Eilish 3
38 13 - 6 Nail Tech, Jack Harlow 4
39 45 - 133 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse), Post Malone & Swae Lee 1
40 33 - 9 Ahhh Ha, Lil Durk 3
41 43 - 105 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
42 40 - 43 Need To Know, Doja Cat 3
43 42 - 8 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 28
44 - - 11 Whiskey Glasses, Morgan Wallen 34
45 41 - 2 Never Say Never, Cole Swindell / Lainey Wilson 41
46 - - 10 You Should Probably Leave, Chris Stapleton 39
47 44 - 27 Easy On Me, Adele 1
48 49 - 24 No Role Modelz, J. Cole 35
49 - - 9 Sand In My Boots, Morgan Wallen 10
50 46 - 19 Buy Dirt, Jordan Davis Featuring Luke Bryan 23

[Gary]

Recurrent

TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 35 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
2 - - 15 Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home), Elle King & Miranda Lambert 2
3 2 - 14 If I Didn't Love You, Jason Aldean & Carrie Underwood 2
4 3 - 7 Essence, Wizkid Featuring Justin Bieber & Tems 2
5 7 - 6 You Should Probably Leave, Chris Stapleton 4
6 5 - 11 Kiss Me More, Doja Cat Featuring SZA 2
7 9 - 89 Tennessee Whiskey, Chris Stapleton 6
8 6 - 10 Thinking 'Bout You, Dustin Lynch Featuring Lauren Alaina Or MacKenzie Porter 2
9 10 - 72 Circles, Post Malone 1
10 4 - 2 Love Nwantiti (Ah Ah Ah), CKay 4
11 8 - 4 Knife Talk, Drake Featuring 21 Savage & Project Pat 4
12 12 - 30 Forever After All, Luke Combs 2
13 11 - 16 Leave The Door Open, Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak) 4
14 15 - 66 Whiskey Glasses, Morgan Wallen 3
15 13 - 12 Happier Than Ever, Billie Eilish 2
16 14 - 120 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse), Post Malone & Swae Lee 1
17 19 - 18 Chasing After You, Ryan Hurd With Maren Morris 2
18 17 - 17 Pepas, Farruko 6
19 - - 14 Dreams, Fleetwood Mac 6
20 25 - 87 Someone You Loved, Lewis Capaldi 1
21 24 - 33 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 1
22 20 - 17 No Role Modelz, J. Cole 3
23 16 - 21 Drivers License, Olivia Rodrigo 2
24 18 - 17 Whats Poppin, Jack Harlow Featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne 6
25 22 - 13 Girls Want Girls, Drake Featuring Lil Baby 3

[Gary]

Artist 100


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 47 - 45 Tyler, The Creator 1
2 9 - 163 Morgan Wallen 1
3 3 - 118 Doja Cat 3
4 5 - 147 Harry Styles 1
5 4 - 401 Ed Sheeran 1
6 6 - 354 The Weeknd 1
7 1 - 89 Jack Harlow 1
8 10 - 268 Luke Combs 1
9 8 - 67 Olivia Rodrigo 1
10 7 - 206 Lil Baby 1
11 11 - 408 Drake 1
12 22 - 404 Taylor Swift 1
13 15 - 207 Dua Lipa 1
14 14 - 374 Justin Bieber 1
15 16 - 339 Chris Stapleton 1
16 17 - 386 Bruno Mars 1
17 19 - 282 Adele 1
18 - - 4 Rush 6
19 20 - 122 Lil Nas X 2
20 27 - 162 Kanye West 1
21 23 - 371 Imagine Dragons 1
22 12 - 92 Lil Durk 1
23 24 - 191 Billie Eilish 1
24 33 - 329 Kendrick Lamar 1
25 28 - 205 Juice WRLD 1
26 29 - 16 Latto 17
27 26 - 54 Walker Hayes 8
28 31 - 304 Post Malone 1
29 13 - 26 Red Hot Chili Peppers 1
30 36 - 102 Nirvana 20
31 39 - 159 Fleetwood Mac 3
32 30 - 62 Glass Animals 7
33 35 - 117 Kodak Black 1
34 37 - 212 Bad Bunny 2
35 43 - 384 Jason Aldean 1
36 82 - 263 Nicki Minaj 2
37 52 - 289 BTS 1
38 2 - 6 Jack White 1
39 69 - 12 Lauren Spencer-Smith 39
40 34 - 139 SZA 16
41 44 - 231 The Beatles 2
42 18 - 196 Camila Cabello 1
43 - - 90 Lizzo 2
44 56 - 107 Elton John 7
45 40 - 21 Cody Johnson 12
46 45 - 278 J. Cole 1
47 46 - 252 Kane Brown 2
48 57 - 335 Metallica 2
49 49 - 373 Eminem 1
50 48 - 22 GAYLE 21
51 38 - 346 Thomas Rhett 1
52 63 - 270 Carrie Underwood 1
53 60 - 134 Miranda Lambert 2
54 54 - 226 Maren Morris 10
55 70 - 106 Childish Gambino 3
56 76 - 311 Travis Scott 1
57 64 - 231 Future 1
58 72 - 208 Queen 1
59 41 - 163 Cole Swindell 8
60 83 - 6 Stray Kids 1
61 77 - 137 AC/DC 1
62 65 - 77 The Kid LAROI 4
63 78 - 6 J.I.D 62
64 99 - 160 Lee Brice 15
65 90 - 114 Gabby Barrett 18
66 58 - 42 Tate McRae 45
67 66 - 306 Shawn Mendes 1
68 71 - 16 Muni Long 50
69 75 - 263 Khalid 1
70 73 - 111 Gunna 1
71 81 - 165 Eagles 10
72 86 - 8 HARDY 42
73 91 - 327 Michael Jackson 20
74 74 - 396 Maroon 5 1
75 84 - 82 Creedence Clearwater Revival 39
76 89 - 16 Tame Impala 2
77 68 - 318 Sam Hunt 4
78 100 - 100 Led Zeppelin 5
79 53 - 84 Pink Floyd 3
80 - - 2 Kurt Vile 80
81 - - 104 Lana Del Rey 2
82 87 - 23 Dr. Dre 2
83 - - 62 Guns N' Roses 16
84 94 - 5 Em Beihold 84
85 96 - 4 Dove Cameron 85
86 62 - 22 Kid Rock 5
87 25 - 2 Wet Leg 25
88 67 - 110 Pop Smoke 1
89 51 - 194 Charlie Puth 6
90 93 - 148 Lewis Capaldi 11
91 - - 111 Prince 1
92 85 - 19 The Notorious B.I.G. 72
93 - - 11 Jimi Hendrix 14
94 - - 10 Pearl Jam 3
95 88 - 49 Anderson .Paak 9
96 - - 34 Kid Cudi 2
97 - - 294 twenty one pilots 1
98 - - 62 Journey 55
99 - - 1 The Police 99
100 - - 188 Lil Uzi Vert 1

[Gary]

Country



TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 3 - 23 Never Say Never, Cole Swindell / Lainey Wilson 1
2 2 - 30 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 1
3 1 - 39 Beers On Me, Dierks Bentley, BRELAND & HARDY 1
4 6 - 23 Doin' This, Luke Combs 4
5 7 - 41 Heart On Fire, Eric Church 5
6 9 - 32 Never Wanted To Be That Girl, Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde 6
7 4 - 33 23, Sam Hunt 1
8 8 - 51 Thinking 'Bout You, Dustin Lynch Featuring MacKenzie Porter 1
9 10 - 36 Wild Hearts, Keith Urban 9
10 11 - 25 Slow Down Summer, Thomas Rhett 10
11 14 - 22 AA, Walker Hayes 11
12 13 - 60 Give Heaven Some Hell, HARDY 12
13 12 - 30 Come Back As A Country Boy, Blake Shelton 12
14 15 - 15 Trouble With A Heartbreak, Jason Aldean 14
15 16 - 12 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 15
16 17 - 38 7500 OBO, Tim McGraw 15
17 18 - 16 Circles Around This Town, Maren Morris 17
18 21 - 28 Take My Name, Parmalee 18
19 19 - 28 If I Was A Cowboy, Miranda Lambert 16
20 20 - 38 Best Thing Since Backroads, Jake Owen 19
21 22 - 27 Damn Strait, Scotty McCreery 21
22 23 - 15 Flower Shops, ERNEST Featuring Morgan Wallen 22
23 24 - 34 New Truck, Dylan Scott 23
24 25 - 32 At The End Of A Bar, Chris Young With Mitchell Tenpenny 24
25 26 - 26 With A Woman You Love, Justin Moore 25
26 29 - 10 Last Night Lonely, Jon Pardi 26
27 28 - 8 Don't Come Lookin', Jackson Dean 27
28 27 - 35 Country'd Look Good On You, Frank Ray 27
29 30 - 11 Everyone She Knows, Kenny Chesney 29
30 32 - 8 Son Of A Sinner, Jelly Roll 30
31 34 - 17 Wishful Drinking, Ingrid Andress With Sam Hunt 31
32 31 - 11 Party Mode, Dustin Lynch 31
33 33 - 6 Ghost Story, Carrie Underwood 25
34 36 - 19 No Hard Feelings, Old Dominion 34
35 35 - 21 Soul, Lee Brice 34
36 39 - 16 Truth About You, Mitchell Tenpenny 36
37 40 - 11 Pick Me Up, Gabby Barrett 37
38 - - 1 Songs About You, Brett Eldredge 38
39 38 - 26 Wilder Days, Morgan Wade 38
40 43 - 6 Down Home, Jimmie Allen 40
41 46 - 3 Heartfirst, Kelsea Ballerini 24
42 42 - 22 You Didn't, Brett Young 42
43 41 - 12 Out In The Middle, Zac Brown Band 41
44 44 - 10 My Bar, Priscilla Block 44
45 47 - 10 What A Song Can Do, Lady A 45
46 45 - 30 Bye Mom, Chris Janson 38
47 49 - 15 Learn From It, Conner Smith 47
48 48 - 7 Holy Water, Michael Ray 48
49 53 - 3 She Likes It, Russell Dickerson & Jake Scott 49
50 50 - 12 Son Of A, Dillon Carmichael 49
51 52 - 3 Joy Of My Life, Chris Stapleton 51
52 51 - 8 Love Talking, Eli Young Band 51
53 58 - 4 Good Day For Living, Joe Nichols 53
54 54 - 22 Giving You Up, Kameron Marlowe 52
55 56 - 5 Drinkin' It Wrong, Adam Doleac 53
56 55 - 10 Missing One, Jameson Rodgers 53
57 60 - 4 Pass It On, Ryan Hurd 54
58 59 - 4 Note To Self, Randy Houser 58
59 - - 1 Downtown Baby, Caitlyn Smith 59
60 57 - 7 Can't Do Without Me, Chayce Beckham & Lindsay Ell 56

[Gary]

Pop


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 19 Big Energy, Latto 1
2 2 - 12 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 2
3 3 - 18 Woman, Doja Cat 1
4 4 - 31 Thats What I Want, Lil Nas X 1
5 6 - 25 One Right Now, Post Malone & The Weeknd 5
6 5 - 45 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
7 9 - 4 As It Was, Harry Styles 7
8 7 - 32 Ghost, Justin Bieber 1
9 8 - 42 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
10 11 - 7 Sweetest Pie, Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 10
11 10 - 15 Fingers Crossed, Lauren Spencer-Smith 10
12 12 - 35 Need To Know, Doja Cat 1
13 14 - 8 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 13
14 16 - 9 Boyfriend, Dove Cameron 14
15 13 - 21 abcdefu, GAYLE 1
16 15 - 10 She's All I Wanna Be, Tate McRae 15
17 17 - 12 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 16
18 18 - 4 When You're Gone, Shawn Mendes 18
19 19 - 7 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 19
20 20 - 8 Complete Mess, 5 Seconds Of Summer 19
21 31 - 2 About Damn Time, Lizzo 21
22 35 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 22
23 22 - 10 Peru, Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran 22
24 23 - 21 Chosen, Blxst & Tyga Featuring Ty Dolla $ign 23
25 21 - 14 Light Switch, Charlie Puth 11
26 27 - 3 Get Into It (Yuh), Doja Cat 26
27 24 - 13 I Love You So, The Walters 24
28 25 - 6 Freaky Deaky, Tyga X Doja Cat 25
29 29 - 6 Don't Forget My Love, Diplo & Miguel 29
30 30 - 4 Out Of Time, The Weeknd 30
31 34 - 3 To The Moon!, JNR CHOI & Sam Tompkins 31
32 32 - 5 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 32
33 26 - 14 Love It When You Hate Me, Avril Lavigne Featuring blackbear 25
34 33 - 6 House On Fire, Mimi Webb 32
35 - - 1 All 4 Nothing (I'm So In Love), Lauv 35
36 36 - 5 Weatherman, Eddie Benjamin 36
37 40 - 2 Just A Cloud Away, Pharrell Williams 37
38 37 - 5 I'm Tired, Labrinth & Zendaya 34
39 - - 1 Thousand Miles, The Kid LAROI 39
40 39 - 5 Let You, iann dior 38

[Gary]

Hot Latin


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 10 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 1
2 2 - 42 Pepas, Farruko 1
3 5 - 7 Envolver, Anitta 3
4 4 - 77 Dakiti, Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez 1
5 3 - 4 Soy El Unico, Yahritza y Su Esencia 1
6 6 - 19 Desesperados, Rauw Alejandro & Chencho Corleone 5
7 7 - 46 Yonaguni, Bad Bunny 1
8 8 - 4 X Ultima Vez, Daddy Yankee & Bad Bunny 5
9 10 - 8 Chale!, Eden Munoz 9
10 9 - 4 Sigue, J Balvin & Ed Sheeran 7
11 11 - 10 Sus Huellas, Romeo Santos 10
12 12 - 9 Ya No Somos Ni Seremos, Christian Nodal 8
13 13 - 26 Si Te Pudiera Mentir, Calibre 50 8
14 16 - 16 Medallo, Blessd, Justin Quiles & Lenny Tavarez 14
15 19 - 7 No Le Aflojo, Los Gemelos de Sinaloa X Fuerza Regida 15
16 43 - 2 Esta Noche, Yahritza y Su Esencia 16
17 20 - 12 Ojos Rojos, Nicky Jam 17
18 15 - 4 Remix, Daddy Yankee 13
19 18 - 15 Fumando Mota, Los Lara 10
20 17 - 4 Forever My Love, J Balvin & Ed Sheeran 11
21 21 - 9 Andamos Mejor, Los Gemelos de Sinaloa 21
22 14 - 17 Dos Oruguitas, Sebastian Yatra 2
23 22 - 20 Cada Quien, Grupo Firme & Maluma 7
24 24 - 20 Tacones Rojos, Sebastian Yatra 12
25 30 - 3 Los Botones Azules, Junior H & Luis R Conriquez 25
26 23 - 17 Colombia, Mi Encanto, Carlos Vives 6
27 28 - 5 Una Noche En Medellin, Cris Mj 27
28 26 - 6 Sensual Bebe, Jhay Cortez 20
29 27 - 10 Si Me Ven, Los Gemelos de Sinaloa 27
30 31 - 8 !WOW BB!, Natti Natasha, Chimbala & El Alfa 27
31 29 - 4 Ahi Donde Me Ven, Angela Aguilar 29
32 34 - 6 Te Espero, Prince Royce & Maria Becerra 32
33 41 - 3 Hibrido, Virlan Garcia 33
34 33 - 3 Fuera del Mercado, Danny Ocean 33
35 46 - 4 Nada de Nada, Marc Anthony 35
36 35 - 15 Ojos Cerrados, Banda MS Featuring Carin Leon 18
37 42 - 3 Fuera de Servicio, El Fantasma 37
38 36 - 8 Y Si Se Quiere Ir, Luis Angel "El Flaco" 34
39 32 - 2 Se Acabo, Lenin Ramirez / Fuerza Regida & Banda Renovacion 32
40 38 - 15 Me Acostumbre A Lo Bueno, Fuerza Regida 24
41 25 - 2 Un Viaje, Jotaerre, Karol G & Alejo Featuring Moffa 25
42 44 - 7 Deprimida, Ozuna 34
43 37 - 2 Mar y Tierra, Santa Fe Klan 37
44 40 - 12 Mujeriego, Ryan Castro 33
45 49 - 19 Los Mire Con Talento, Fuerza Regida X Luis R Conriquez X Calle 24 24
46 39 - 3 Me Vale Perderte, Banda Rancho Viejo de Julio Aramburo La Bandononon Desde El Ion de Los Peraza 39
47 - - 1 Me Siento A Todo Dar, Banda Los Recoditos 47
48 - - 1 Miranos Ahora, Calibre 50 48
49 - - 2 Sincero, Don Omar 36
50 - - 1 El Belicon, Peso Pluma & Raul Vega 50

[Gary]

Hot 100


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 2 - 3 As It Was, Harry Styles 1
2 1 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 1
3 3 - 66 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
4 4 - 26 Big Energy, Latto 3
5 5 - 22 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 5
6 6 - 41 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
7 - - 1 Don't Think Jesus, Morgan Wallen 7
8 8 - 38 Woman, Doja Cat 8
9 7 - 24 Super Gremlin, Kodak Black 3
10 9 - 30 Ghost, Justin Bieber 5
11 10 - 31 Thats What I Want, Lil Nas X 8
12 12 - 43 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 2
13 11 - 22 abcdefu, GAYLE 3
14 15 - 32 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 4
15 16 - 33 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 7
16 17 - 28 Easy On Me, Adele 1
17 20 - 45 Need To Know, Doja Cat 8
18 23 - 68 Save Your Tears, The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 1
19 24 - 24 One Right Now, Post Malone & The Weeknd 6
20 14 - 2 In A Minute, Lil Baby 14
21 21 - 76 Levitating, Dua Lipa 2
22 22 - 28 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 18
23 19 - 39 Industry Baby, Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow 1
24 30 - 10 MAMIII, Becky G X Karol G 15
25 25 - 7 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 23
26 26 - 17 Hrs And Hrs, Muni Long 16
27 18 - 17 We Don't Talk About Bruno, Carolina Gaitan, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz & Encanto Cast 1
28 13 - 2 Right On, Lil Baby 13
29 27 - 14 Never Say Never, Cole Swindell / Lainey Wilson 27
30 31 - 19 Doin' This, Luke Combs 27
31 36 - 23 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 9
32 32 - 15 AA, Walker Hayes 32
33 28 - 49 Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo 1
34 33 - 6 Sweetest Pie, Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 15
35 34 - 16 Fingers Crossed, Lauren Spencer-Smith 19
36 29 - 20 I Hate U, SZA 7
37 44 - 10 Boyfriend, Dove Cameron 37
38 42 - 8 To The Moon!, JNR CHOI & Sam Tompkins 38
39 37 - 42 You Right, Doja Cat & The Weeknd 11
40 45 - 12 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 40
41 38 - 44 Fancy Like, Walker Hayes 3
42 48 - 40 Sand In My Boots, Morgan Wallen 30
43 39 - 6 What Happened To Virgil, Lil Durk Featuring Gunna 22
44 35 - 15 Pushin P, Gunna & Future Featuring Young Thug 7
45 41 - 17 Beers On Me, Dierks Bentley, BRELAND & HARDY 40
46 49 - 12 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 42
47 50 - 11 She's All I Wanna Be, Tate McRae 44
48 52 - 3 When You're Gone, Shawn Mendes 38
49 47 - 37 Buy Dirt, Jordan Davis Featuring Luke Bryan 22
50 - - 1 About Damn Time, Lizzo 50
51 - - 1 Shake It, Kay Flock, Cardi B, Dougie B & Bory300 51
52 43 - 13 Light Switch, Charlie Puth 27
53 68 - 12 If I Was A Cowboy, Miranda Lambert 53
54 53 - 12 Peru, Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran 53
55 - - 1 Flowers, Lauren Spencer-Smith 55
56 40 - 9 Nail Tech, Jack Harlow 18
57 60 - 8 Freaky Deaky, Tyga X Doja Cat 43
58 55 - 17 23, Sam Hunt 50
59 73 - 5 Trouble With A Heartbreak, Jason Aldean 59
60 58 - 18 Broadway Girls, Lil Durk Featuring Morgan Wallen 14
61 63 - 22 Heart On Fire, Eric Church 56
62 59 - 16 No Love, Summer Walker & SZA 13
63 56 - 17 Surface Pressure, Jessica Darrow 8
64 51 - 9 Slow Down Summer, Thomas Rhett 43
65 67 - 13 Flower Shops, ERNEST Featuring Morgan Wallen 64
66 65 - 15 Never Wanted To Be That Girl, Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde 63
67 66 - 15 Me Or Sum, Nardo Wick, Lil Baby & Future 58
68 61 - 9 Ahhh Ha, Lil Durk 18
69 76 - 8 Give Heaven Some Hell, HARDY 69
70 54 - 7 Handsomer, Russ Featuring Ktlyn 40
71 74 - 4 Envolver, Anitta 70
72 70 - 11 Do We Have A Problem?, Nicki Minaj X Lil Baby 2
73 82 - 20 Get Into It (Yuh), Doja Cat 68
74 77 - 12 Rumors, Gucci Mane Featuring Lil Durk 51
75 80 - 3 Take My Name, Parmalee 75
76 89 - 3 Damn Strait, Scotty McCreery 76
77 57 - 15 Circles Around This Town, Maren Morris 52
78 64 - 3 In My Head, Lil Tjay 33
79 72 - 5 Nobody Like U, 4*TOWN (From Disney And Pixar's Turning Red) 49
80 69 - 4 Soy El Unico, Yahritza y Su Esencia 20
81 86 - 14 I Love You So, The Walters 71
82 84 - 12 Come Back As A Country Boy, Blake Shelton 81
83 - - 1 GINE, 6ix9ine 83
84 71 - 9 City Of Gods, Fivio Foreign, Kanye West & Alicia Keys 46
85 85 - 3 Complete Mess, 5 Seconds Of Summer 85
86 - - 1 Leave You Alone, Kane Brown 86
87 94 - 6 Bones, Imagine Dragons 87
88 87 - 9 Banking On Me, Gunna 61
89 90 - 5 She Likes It, Russell Dickerson & Jake Scott 86
90 92 - 17 Pressure, Ari Lennox 66
91 98 - 3 Desesperados, Rauw Alejandro & Chencho Corleone 91
92 96 - 5 Over, Lucky Daye 77
93 78 - 16 The Family Madrigal, Stephanie Beatriz, Olga Merediz & Encanto Cast 20
94 - - 2 Hate Our Love, Queen Naija & Big Sean 88
95 93 - 16 Dos Oruguitas, Sebastian Yatra 36
96 91 - 14 P Power, Gunna Featuring Drake 24
97 - - 4 Money So Big, Yeat 95
98 95 - 4 Blick Blick!, Coi Leray & Nicki Minaj 37
99 - - 1 Fall In Love, Bailey Zimmerman 99
100 99 - 3 X Ultima Vez, Daddy Yankee & Bad Bunny 73

[Gary]

Hot 100 - Canada


TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 2 - 3 As It Was, Harry Styles 1
2 1 - 2 First Class, Jack Harlow 1
3 3 - 68 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
4 4 - 36 Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), Elton John & Dua Lipa 1
5 5 - 32 Ghost, Justin Bieber 2
6 7 - 25 Enemy, Imagine Dragons X JID 6
7 9 - 24 The Motto, Tiesto & Ava Max 7
8 6 - 7 Bam Bam, Camila Cabello Featuring Ed Sheeran 6
9 8 - 32 Shivers, Ed Sheeran 2
10 10 - 41 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
11 14 - 43 Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran 1
12 12 - 14 Big Energy, Latto 11
13 11 - 23 abcdefu, GAYLE 2
14 13 - 31 Thats What I Want, Lil Nas X 5
15 15 - 36 Woman, Doja Cat 12
16 16 - 11 She's All I Wanna Be, Tate McRae 11
17 - - 1 Flowers, Lauren Spencer-Smith 17
18 21 - 72 Save Your Tears, The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 1
19 19 - 75 Levitating, Dua Lipa 1
20 17 - 39 Industry Baby, Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow 3
21 20 - 13 Light Switch, Charlie Puth 17
22 18 - 3 When You're Gone, Shawn Mendes 15
23 24 - 28 Easy On Me, Adele 1
24 26 - 36 Pepas, Farruko 23
25 23 - 36 Edamame, bbno$ Featuring Rich Brian 13
26 25 - 49 Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo 1
27 - - 1 Don't Think Jesus, Morgan Wallen 27
28 27 - 16 Fingers Crossed, Lauren Spencer-Smith 8
29 29 - 13 'Til You Can't, Cody Johnson 26
30 22 - 3 In My Head, Lil Tjay 14
31 32 - 17 Doin' This, Luke Combs 31
32 - - 1 Chauffeur, Diljit Dosanjh x Tory Lanez 32
33 33 - 29 Where Are You Now, Lost Frequencies & Calum Scott 26
34 34 - 15 Sacrifice, The Weeknd 9
35 - - 1 About Damn Time, Lizzo 35
36 31 - 17 We Don't Talk About Bruno, Carolina Gaitan, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz & Encanto Cast 3
37 35 - 10 Boyfriend, Dove Cameron 25
38 37 - 32 Love Nwantiti (Ah Ah Ah), CKay 5
39 39 - 17 Peru, Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran 37
40 28 - 2 Right On, Lil Baby 28
41 45 - 6 Sweetest Pie, Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 19
42 40 - 28 CTRL + ALT + DEL, Reve 38
43 43 - 26 Moth To A Flame, Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd 7
44 51 - 12 Numb Little Bug, Em Beihold 44
45 30 - 9 Nail Tech, Jack Harlow 11
46 44 - 8 Out Of Time, The Weeknd 20
47 49 - 10 Middle Of The Night, Elley Duhe 44
48 42 - 6 Tom's Diner, AnnenMayKantereit & Giant Rooks 38
49 48 - 9 Never Say Never, Cole Swindell / Lainey Wilson 48
50 47 - 43 Leave Before You Love Me, Marshmello X Jonas Brothers 7
51 36 - 10 Handsomer, Russ Featuring Ktlyn 20
52 58 - 5 AA, Walker Hayes 52
53 - - 1 Shake It, Kay Flock, Cardi B, Dougie B & Bory300 53
54 38 - 2 In A Minute, Lil Baby 38
55 53 - 6 Bones, Imagine Dragons 53
56 52 - 20 Super Gremlin, Kodak Black 24
57 62 - 8 Love Turns Lonely, Sophie Simmons 57
58 59 - 3 Dandelions, Ruth B 58
59 61 - 6 7500 OBO, Tim McGraw 59
60 64 - 9 Start Over, zach zoya & Benny Adam 60
61 71 - 18 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 10
62 56 - 14 Lost, Frank Ocean 22
63 57 - 7 Starlight, Dave 57
64 54 - 12 High, The Chainsmokers 36
65 60 - 15 Come Back As A Country Boy, Blake Shelton 55
66 63 - 17 Surface Pressure, Jessica Darrow 12
67 75 - 6 What Happened To Virgil, Lil Durk Featuring Gunna 65
68 69 - 16 If I Was A Cowboy, Miranda Lambert 53
69 70 - 8 Slow Down Summer, Thomas Rhett 64
70 41 - 2 Psychofreak, Camila Cabello Featuring WILLOW 41
71 76 - 5 Circles Around This Town, Maren Morris 71
72 66 - 6 Nobody Like U, 4*TOWN (From Disney And Pixar's Turning Red) 34
73 79 - 9 Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home), Elle King & Miranda Lambert 73
74 72 - 18 Broadway Girls, Lil Durk Featuring Morgan Wallen 27
75 - - 1 Memories, Conan Gray 75
76 67 - 15 Pushin P, Gunna & Future Featuring Young Thug 10
77 83 - 5 Pick Up, MacKenzie Porter 77
78 84 - 3 She Don't Know, Jade Eagleson 78
79 90 - 3 Hide From A Broken Heart, Dallas Smith 79
80 - - 1 GINE, 6ix9ine 80
81 65 - 12 Whatever It Takes, High Valley 65
82 - - 1 10 Things I Hate About You, Leah Kate 82
83 77 - 5 IDGAF, BoyWithUke X blackbear 61
84 73 - 15 To The Moon!, JNR CHOI & Sam Tompkins 60
85 74 - 11 Black Summer, Red Hot Chili Peppers 38
86 - - 6 Freaky Deaky, Tyga X Doja Cat 44
87 98 - 3 When's It Gonna Happen, Tenille Townes 87
88 91 - 2 Last Night Lonely, Jon Pardi 88
89 55 - 2 London, BIA Featuring J. Cole 55
90 82 - 16 When I'm Gone, Alesso / Katy Perry 54
91 68 - 4 Chaotic, Tate McRae 21
92 96 - 2 Trouble With A Heartbreak, Jason Aldean 92
93 - - 2 Birthday Cake, Dylan Conrique 88
94 - - 1 11 Beers, The Reklaws x Jake Owen 94
95 - - 1 Wild As Her, Tyler Joe Miller 95
96 97 - 2 Best Thing Since Backroads, Jake Owen 96
97 - - 1 Headphones, Banx + Ranx & Reve 97
98 89 - 13 Overpass Graffiti, Ed Sheeran 23
99 88 - 8 Dancing Feet, Kygo Featuring DNCE 68
100 100 - 8 Money So Big, Yeat 88

[Skibidi Bop Bop]

Why Mariah never gets a credit in radio as well for getting a another number 1?

[phieaglesfan712]

Pretty funny how WDTAB has already fallen below Save Your Tears, despite the latter making it’s Hot 100 debut 21 months earlier. With the Kendrick album release scheduled to happen on WDTAB’s 21st chart week, it’s possible WDTAB might go recurrent after 20 weeks (and if that happens, it will not come close to making the decade end chart).

[rimetm]

For those who were keeping track of "Out of Time"'s prospects, we actually have a good picture of where it is at the moment. Because R&B remains a fallow genre in the mainstream despite its resurgence in 2021, the song's been charting easily on its Hot sub-chart. This week, it's #10, under Ella Mai's "DFMU" (BU03) and over Mary J. Blige's "Good Morning Gorgeous" (a fellow Hot 100 dropout) and Silk Sonic's cover of "Love's Train" (BU11). Concerningly, "Out of Time" lacks a bullet, with the following status on components:

Airplay
Adult Pop: #33 (+3) (Bullet)
Adult R&B: #22 (-2)
Pop: #30 (=) (Bullet)
Rhythmic: #25 (+2) (Bullet)

Notably, it's not on any consumption metric listing, so it appears that its pace in streaming is eating away whatever gains it's making on radio; it's going to need to ramp up the latter to not have its chance at a re-entry on the Hot 100 slip away.

[phieaglesfan712]

With Abel releasing the remix bundle on Friday, I think the 5/7 chart may be the best opportunity for Out of Time to re-enter the chart. If it doesn’t re-enter the chart next week, I’m not sure if it ever will, especially considering the upcoming album releases.

[atg]

If it weren’t for TMB making the album then Dawn FM wouldn’t have any true hits at all. I’m hoping this is just Abel’s Artpop era and he could definitely recover from this.

[Mayman]

I'm honestly not concerned with the performance of the Dawn FM singles. The album, which is of his best in my opinion besides After Hours and the Trilogy mixtapes, pulled in decent numbers and had a decent impact in its first few weeks. I just think he's focused on this tour, which is why we aren't seeing as much from him like we did during the After Hours era.

[kcdawg13]

Apr 26, 2022 14:32:30 GMT -5 Mayman said:

I'm honestly not concerned with the performance of the Dawn FM singles. The album, which is of his best in my opinion besides After Hours and the Trilogy mixtapes, pulled in decent numbers and had a decent impact in its first few weeks. I just think he's focused on this tour, which is why we aren't seeing as much from him like we did during the After Hours era.

Makes sense that he's focusing on the tour, despite having 3 singles out its crazy to think the dude hasn't sung one song off the record on any Late Night shows or Awards ceremony's. Dude was putting in work during the After Hours era, it felt like he was everywhere, every talk show, every award show, tons of performances and music videos. And so far for The Dawn we've had 4 music videos and a couple little things for Amazon but that's all.

[Gary]

Five Burning Questions: Morgan Wallen’s ‘Don’t Think Jesus’ Debuts in the Hot 100’s Top 10
Wallen's first new release of 2021 lands with his second-biggest bow to date.


By Andrew Unterberger

04/26/2022

While Morgan Wallen had as commercially successful a 2021 as any popular artist with his Dangerous: The Double Album set — the top-performing album of the year, according to the Billboard 200 year-end chart — it was a disastrous period for his public image. In February, the country superstar was filmed using a racial slur, leading to him getting suspended from his record label and pulled from most radio stations, and largely retreating from the spotlight.

A year and a couple months later, and Wallen’s career seems to have mostly picked up where it left off. The singer-songwriter is once again touring arenas and topping Billboard‘s Country Airplay chart, and now he’s launched his first top 10 Hot 100 hit since Dangerous‘ release week — with the emotional ballad “Don’t Think Jesus,” his first new release as a solo artist since the 2021 incident, and a No. 7 debut on the Hot 100 this frame (chart dated April 30).

Is Wallen’s career officially back to where it was? And if he’s back there, does it feel earned? Billboard staffers discuss these questions and more below.

1. “Don’t Think Jesus” debuts at No. 7 this week on the Hot 100, Wallen‘s highest-charting song on the Hot 100 since “7 Summers” debuted at No. 6 in August 2020. Given that the song is his first new solo release since he was caught on camera using a racial slur in early 2021, and may not even be an official single for him, how surprised are you on a scale from 1-10 at the song’s strong debut?

Jason Lipshutz: A 2. If you’ve been paying attention to the charts over the past year, you know that the appetite for Morgan Wallen’s music remains enormous in the country music world: his Dangerous album is still in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 chart 15 months after its release, and when he’s dipped his toe back into the public, whether at a performance or with a collaboration like Lil Durk’s “Broadway Girls,” he’s found a ready and willing audience. The top 10 debut of “Don’t Think Jesus” is slightly surprising – not many overtly religious, Good Friday-pegged non-singles are cracking the upper frame these days – but Wallen’s continued popularity is not.

Taylor Mims: My surprise is at about a 2. The country music community has rallied around Wallen like he is their fallen martyr. He may have been pulled from radio stations and streaming playlists and asked not to attend certain award ceremonies, but that was about the extent of the “backlash” since he was caught on camera using a racial slur in February 2021. That same month, sales of his album skyrocketed, demonstrating the demand for country music’s newest “bad boy.” The success of “Don’t Think Jesus” sends two distinct messages from the country music community – that it whole heartedly supports Wallen, and that if that’s an issue for you, this isn’t the community for you.

Melinda Newman: My answer would be 1. I am not at all surprised. Wallen debuted a rough, live acoustic version on Instagram in October and gave the story behind it (three hit Nashville songwriters wrote it with him specifically in mind). That post has more than 2.2 million views. As the son of a Baptist minister, Wallen has always been very open about his faith and this is another way for him to address the slur in a way that shows contrition, but also stresses forgiveness. It sets the perfect tone. And it’s no coincidence that it came out around Easter.

Jessica Nicholson: A 5. Earlier this year, he earned a No. 1 song on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart with “Sand in My Boots,” and is currently in the top 15 on that chart with “Wasted on You.” Both of these songs were included on 2021’s Dangerous album, so I think his audience is primed to hear new music from him.

Andrew Unterberger: Really can’t be much higher than a 2 for me. Though Wallen hadn’t released a new song as a lead artist since Dangerous in early 2021, he’s still managed to be an unavoidable presence on the charts in 2022 — “Don’t Think Jesus” is one of five Hot 100 entries this week bearing Wallen’s name, tied with Doja Cat for the most of any artist. Oh, and lest we forget, well over a year past its initial release, Dangerous is still No. 2 on the Billboard 200 — perhaps just a Tyler, the Creator vinyl shipment delay from returning to No. 1 this week for the first time since March 2021, for the 11th total frame. You could make a pretty credible argument that if the song’s No. 7 debut is in any way a surprise, it’s that it wasn’t even higher.



2. Does the song’s top 10 Hot 100 debut mean to you that Wallen is officially back to where he was commercially before the backlash to his video last year, or do you think we need to see more about how this and subsequent releases do before coming to that conclusion?

Jason Lipshutz: Wallen was so red-hot prior to last year’s backlash that it’s hard to fathom that he’s fully recovered from the incident, both in terms of commercial appeal and the mainstream opportunities he was receiving. That said, a non-single like “Don’t Think Jesus” crashing the top 10 indicates that he’s still in the very upper tier of popular country artists – aside from Luke Combs, there aren’t many country performers launching singles near the top of the Hot 100 these days, and I’d expect that, whenever Wallen returns with an official new single to follow up Dangerous, it will follow the same path.

Taylor Mims: I don’t believe Wallen is back to where he was before the backlash. He is much bigger now, even before the new hit. Prior to Wallen getting kicked off Saturday Night Live for breaking COVID-19 protocol and then using a racial slur, most people outside of country music listeners didn’t know his name. Now, after all his controversies, Morgan Wallen is a household name and everyone has an opinion about him. Regardless of the music’s quality, I think Wallen will do big numbers with his next string of releases immediately (even hate listens count for streaming). If his upcoming material stays on the charts, then I think he will officially be back and bigger than ever.

Melinda Newman: He never left in the minds of his fans and the Billboard 200 and Country Albums charts, so commercially the backlash was non-existent — except for the airplay he lost when radio chains and CMT pulled him. If anything, his fans began to see him as a martyr and doubled down on their support for him through streaming and snapping up concert tickets the minute they went on sale. Additionally, many of his fellow artists, including his idol Eric Church, quickly welcomed him back into the fold, while never condoning his actions. He is back and more popular than he ever was, because many of his fans felt like there was an overreaction to his drunken slur and those who felt like he needed to do penance largely feel like it is time to move on. Also, regardless of what happens with the song from here on, he’s already set a new record by debuting three songs atop Billboard‘s Hot County Songs chart.

Jessica Nicholson: In addition to his recent No. 1 Country Airplay hit and his current top 15 hit, he launched a sold-out headlining arena tour this year that included three sold-out concerts at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena — and recently announced his first stadium show, set for October. He also accepted the Academy of Country Music’s album of the year honor last month for Dangerous. Yes, he is back to where he was commercially prior to his incident and the backlash.

Andrew Unterberger: He’s back, and it’s hard to imagine he won’t end 2022 bigger than ever. The country community has thrown their arms back around him, and the listeners have followed. Or maybe it was the other way around. Either way, while certain opportunities may remain at a distance for Wallen — he may not be asked to perform at Coachella or do an NPR Tiny Desk anytime soon — they’re not the kind that will materially impact his career or bottom line, which should continue to be about as profitable as for any other figure in popular music right now.

3. Beyond its splashy debut, do you see “Don’t Think Jesus” becoming a long-lasting hit for Wallen, or do you think it’ll ultimately be a stopgap until his proper return single?

Jason Lipshutz: The emotional, quiet-to-loud ballad suits Wallen well, and I could see “Don’t Think Jesus” becoming a fan favorite for its tale of redemption through religion. Its subject matter may limit its long-term appeal as a crossover bid or radio hit, but as a stopgap song until Wallen officially returns with a new single, “Don’t Think Jesus” certainly serves its purpose.

Taylor Mims: “Don’t Think Jesus” is certainly a poignant song to release as he works his way back into the spotlight and makes amends for his myriad controversies. But, to put it plainly, it’s not a fun song. I don’t see it getting a ton of airplay somewhere like Kid Rock’s rowdy Nashville bar, where Morgan was thrown out of and then made his stage return months later. This latest release feels like an apology note to go along with the $500k he has donated so he can get that out of the way, and the subsequent songs can forget anything ever happened.

Melinda Newman: It feels like a stopgap, but one that could become a highpoint in his live shows and a very meaningful song for his die-hard fans. Big Loud is still working “Wasted on You” to country radio, where it stands at No. 15 on Country Airplay this week, so that song remains the priority. We don’t know if this will show up on an album or be a one-off, but it feels like an important song for him and one that will be a historical marker that will be forever tied to the racial slur, but will also have significance to anyone of faith who is looking for a little grace.

Jessica Nicholson: This has the potential to become a lasting hit for Morgan, given his strong streaming numbers. Also, the song’s themes of failure, grace and forgiveness have a history within the country music genre.

Andrew Unterberger: It’s a stopgap. Which is fine for him — he’s gotten the First Song Back out of the way, it’s proven immediately successful, and now he can essentially feel free to proceed as he wishes with the more official first single from whatever his upcoming era ends up being. If it’s another of the hard-living party anthems that stocked much of Dangerous, no one would bat an eye at this point.

4. Obviously the lyrics to “Don’t Think Jesus,” an emotional ballad about Jesus forcing Wallen to confront his life decisions and ultimately forgiving him, echo much about his real-life career arc. What kind of message do you think he’s ultimately delivering about his past year and what he wants for his career moving forward with this song?

Jason Lipshutz: “Don’t Think Jesus” — complete with lines about “chasing the devil through honky-tonk bars” and how the Lord should “make me pay for my mistakes” — encapsulates the message that Wallen has been trying to deliver for the past year: making amends, showing humility, owning up to mistakes, growing. The sincerity of his overtures has been questioned, but that has nonetheless been the tone that Wallen has attempted to establish, and “Don’t Think Jesus” crystallizes it over swelling, dramatic country-rock balladry.

Taylor Mims: As I mentioned above, “Don’t Think Jesus” seems like an open apology so that he can move forward from drunken antics and racial slurs. Even though his controversies have garnered him a lot of attention, I don’t think Wallen wants all these headlines hanging over his head for the rest of his career. The song lets everyone know he’s hyper aware of the way he is being portrayed, and doesn’t think it’s a good look either. He understands the shaming and accepts the blame, and he’s paid (both literally and figuratively) for his mistakes. The song seems to be stating that he’s gone through the consequences of his actions and he’s ready to move on.

Melinda Newman: The song, oddly, wouldn’t have likely has as much resonance if he’d written it, but that three outside songwriters (Jessi Alexander, Chase McGill and Mark Holman), were thinking of him and his experience somehow gives it even more poignancy. We don’t know if any of the lyrics got changed, but it’s pretty hard-hitting from the beginning in terms of his turning to alcohol and women to try to deal with the glaring, disruptive onset of fame. It’s something he has addressed himself in songs like “Livin’ the Dream,” which includes the line, “Between alcohol and women and Adderall and adrenaline/ I don’t ever get no rest,” so the confessions here seem real and familiar. He’s looking for understanding, but in some ways, he’s also chiding himself for his failings and expressing gratitude that Jesus’s compassion is there for all who need it and matters far more than any words his fellow man could provide. Wallen’s brand is a bit of the wounded bird — whether in love or in life –and this song plays right into that.

Jessica Nicholson: The song’s lyrics paint a picture of a young singer-songwriter who has a come-to-Jesus moment after making several mistakes, pulled by the lure of whiskey, women and other vices. Though Morgan is not a writer on the song (Jessi Alexander, Mark Holman and Chase McGill wrote it), lyrics such as “I’d shame me, I’d blame me, I’d make me pay for my mistakes/ But I don’t think Jesus does it that way,” seem to appeal to beliefs in forgiveness and grace. It may also indicate that going forward, we could hear more introspective material from Morgan, alongside his string of breakup songs and party songs.

Andrew Unterberger: I think it says that he’s closing the book on this rocky chapter of his career, and asking listeners to essentially do the same. The final chorus even delivers something a parting shot to those who have “throw[n] a few stones” over the past year (“Are y’all sure that Jesus done it that way?”), following his “I ain’t perfect” statement with the implication that no one listening is either, and hey, let’s all live and learn and move on. With emphasis on the last part.

5. If Wallen is indeed back at the center of the mainstream, do you think he’s done enough to earn his way back there? If not, what more would you liked to have seen from him first?

Jason Lipshutz: There’s really no way to answer this except on a personal level, since, as listeners, we all have a different tolerance for what an artist does in their personal lives that will make us stop listening (as well as, what an artist can do to make amends for their transgressions and get us to start listening again). Different artist controversies resonate with each of us, and affect our enjoyment of their art, at varying degrees. For me, Wallen’s actions were damaging enough to remove one of my favorite new country songwriters in years from my regular rotation.

Now, I’d like to see him continue to make amends – keep donating to Black-owned organizations, keep speaking out against coded and overt racism, keep publicly owning up to the mistakes he’s singing about in his new song – even when (and especially when!) the pressure to do so dissipates. It’s not for me to say whether or not Wallen has done enough to earn his way back into the mainstream, but he’s unquestionably back there, and I hope he recognizes the opportunity to do good work even when the spotlight dims.

Taylor Mims: It has been said a million times, but the best apology is changed behavior. Apologizing, donating to charities and having conversations with people outside of your own community are all important steps to growing, but it’s hard to tell if someone has truly grown from afar. On one hand, I believe that the country music industry has used Wallen as a scapegoat so it can go on ignoring the much larger issues of racism in their community. On the other hand, his willful ignorance and harmful language has hurt people and he’s benefitted from that. Until it is clear he has changed his behavior, I would not give him a platform to continue rising especially if he is potentially taking the space that could be filled with people of color who have historically been kept out of the genre.

Melinda Newman: For some people, he will never “earn” his way back, and what he did should be career-ending or at least have ongoing ramifications given the hurt it caused. For others, once he apologized the first time, all should have been forgiven. Each person will have their own feeling on what he did and that will determine their own relationship with Wallen and his music going forward. He may have helped his case if he’d been more transparent about what he had done to make amends: although Billboard has been able to verify that he did donate $500,000 to Black-focused organizations, met with a number of Black leaders, and has indicated the work is ongoing. Many in Nashville, and I tend to agree, would like to move the focus off Wallen and onto the bigger problems of the lack of inclusion and diversity in the country music community. That doesn’t mean forget what happened, but it means looking at solutions that make it so that the culture changes enough to not allow something like this to happen again.

Jessica Nicholson: Morgan has taken some steps (some publicized and some not), and there is always room to learn, grow and do better. But ultimately, it is up to his audience and music fans whether he is “back.” The bigger issue at hand is how the industry overall is working to improve diversity and inclusion within country music, both onstage and within the industry.

Andrew Unterberger: As a white listener from well outside Nashville, it’s probably not really up to me to determine whether he’s “done enough.” I hope that he has consulted with members of the community he’s particularly hurt to determine how they feel about the amends he’s made, and that those consultations were taken seriously, and not set up to just to tell him what he wants to hear for the purposes of checking a box. I hope that he continues to do so throughout his career, to demonstrate that the lessons of the past year have stayed with him, even if the commercial ramifications have not.

If there is a way I feel comfortable expressing my disappointment in Wallen’s behavior, it’s in his obvious desire to move on from the backlash and bury it in the past. It’s an understandable and human instinct, given how negative the immediate response and consequences were to an incident he viewed as a “playful” moment between friends — but regardless of intent, the damage he did to his community’s credibility with its Black members (and to those Black members themselves) is real and lasting. Meanwhile, I thought it was highly commendable how upon his original apology, he’d asked his fans to not defend him or argue on his behalf — something not a lot of besieged pop artists with vocal fanbases have had the stomach to do — but now that he’s been adopted as a martyr by so many for the furthering of their ideological agendas, he no longer seems invested in calling them off. Again, understandable from a career (and maybe even from a personal) perspective, but still something of a bummer.

[GW]

Apr 26, 2022 11:52:58 GMT -5 Skibidi Bop Bop said:

Why Mariah never gets a credit in radio as well for getting a another number 1?

Because the original Latto-only version continues to receive the most overall radio airplay.  Digital Sales is the only metric where Mariah has been credited, because it has been the more popular download.

[Gary]

Top 10 songs with the word "Jesus" in it:

Don't Think Jesus - Morgan Wallen
Jesus To A Child - George Michael

Honorable Mention would go to "Lord's Prayer" - Sister Janet Mead

[Gary]

Guns N’ Roses’ ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ Tops Rock Charts After ‘Thor’ Trailer
The '80s classic surges to No. 1 on Hot Hard Rock Songs.


BY KEVIN RUTHERFORD
GGuns N’ Roses‘ “Sweet Child O’ Mine” rules Billboard‘s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart for the first time following its inclusion in the new trailer for the upcoming movie Thor: Love and Thunder.

“Child” debuts at No. 1 on the April 30-dated ranking and re-enters the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart at No. 9. (Older songs are eligible to appear on Billboard‘s multi-metric charts if in the top half and with a meaningful reason for their revivals.)


In the April 15-21 tracking week, “Child” earned 4.7 million official U.S. streams, an 8% boost, and sold 1,600 downloads, up 181%, according to Luminate, formerly MRC Data. A staple of classic hits and rock radio, it also drew 1.2 million in audience on stations that report to Billboard‘s Radio Songs chart.

The track’s Hot Hard Rock Songs coronation gives Guns N’ Roses its first ruler on the ranking, which began in 2020. The band boasts two previous top fives, paced by the No. 2-peaking “Hard Skool” in October 2021, after “Absurd” hit No. 5 in August.

“Child” concurrently lifts 2-1 on Hard Rock Streaming Songs for its 24th week atop the survey since its 2020 premiere and jumps 16-3 on Hard Rock Digital Song Sales.

Released in 1987 on Guns N’ Roses’ debut album Appetite for Destruction, “Child” topped the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks in September 1988, becoming the band’s first of six top 10s.

The Thor trailer premiered April 18. The film, starring Chris Hemsworth as its namesake superhero, is due in theaters July 8.

[nathanalbright]

I must admit that's not a component chart I hear much about.

[mms82]

Apr 27, 2022 14:02:48 GMT -5 nathanalbright said:

I must admit that's not a component chart I hear much about.

have any song on it charted in the top 40 on the Hot 100?

[nathanalbright]

Considering it's only been around since 2020, doubt it.

[mms82]

longest chart thread all year coming to a close