Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ returns to denial. Scorching 100 on 1
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Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” is the epitome of Refuse. 1, by denial. 3, on the Billboard Hot 100 Songs chart, shined through the July 4 premiere of its respectable video.
The monitor scored a second life at the peak of 100, later it started in Refuge. 19 weeks ago. It turned into a pop-culture fixture and spent 8 weeks following its arrival between numbers two and six, also finishing two frames on Refuge. 3. During that period, it was further promoted through Lamar’s Juneteenth The Pop Out: Kane & Friends concert – in which he performed the blistering diss track five times at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.
(Only two non-holiday songs have logged additional hours, each 9 weeks, among the refuge’s remnants. Scoring 1 in 100: Olivia Rodrigo’s “Vampire” in 2023 and Miley Cyrus’s “Wrecking Ball” in 2013.)
Meanwhile, Lamar received his first multi-week scoring 100 refusal. 1 In my personal life; He has not used collaborators in the past, billed for a lifetime with “Humble” in 2017. He has dominated the scoring top 100 for a total personal best of 3 weeks in April with “Like That” featuring Week and Metro Boomin. He earned his first of four refusals. 1s for Life in 2015 as featured in Taylor Rapid’s “Bad Blood”.
Also debuting within the lead 10 of the Hot 100, Morgan Wallen’s “Lies Lie Lies” debuted on Refuse. 7, becoming their tenth musical to receive the patch.
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Below is a list of the lead 10 of the untouched Scorching 100.
“Not Like Us” on PGlang/Manage Dog/Aftermath/Interscope/ICLG garners a respectable 53.8 million streams (up 20%), 40 million radio airplay target audience impressions (up 9%) and eight,000 offers (up 16%). Reigns with. % in the US July 5-11.
The musical has a rating of 5th at over 50 million weekly streams, the highest for a name of this era. (Tommy Richman’s “Million Dollar Baby” is second with 3 such weeks.) Overall, songs have averaged fifty million or more streams in 17 weeks in 2024; Spanning ages, only one musical has reached that level, twice: Miley Cyrus’s “Flowers.”
“Not Like Us” made a 2–1 move to fifth place on the Streaming Songs chart, the highest for monitors of this age; 6-4 on Virtual Track Gross Sales, later receiving refusals. 3; And 10-9 for excellent top radio songs.
Additionally it topped the multimetric Hot Rap Songs chart for 9th life and the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart for 7th life.
Wallen’s ‘Lie Lie Lie’ debut
Morgan Wallen’s “Lies Lie Lies” enters the scoring 100 at Refuge. 7 with 27 million streams, 4.5 million airplays in the target audience and 14,000 offers in its first live, after a massive drop on July 5. The ballad was first recorded in two studios at Abbey Street Studios in London in late December and first released on 3 March as part of their seven-song debut. abbey street periods Virtual order.
This marks Wallen’s tenth Top 100 scoring top 10 and 7th to debut within the tier. It is noteworthy that he has appeared in at least 10 lead 10 alternative acts so far this decade.
Maximum Scorching 100 Managed 10, 2020:
43, drake
34, Taylor Rapid
16, 21 savage
13, week
11, Justin Bieber
11, Lil Child
11, Travis Scott
10, scary bunny
10, Metro Boomin
10, Morgan Wallen
10, The Weeknd
Shabuzzi left the remains of Manage 10
Shaboozie’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” ranks among the refuse. 2 on a scorching 100, this became his first refusal after a lifetime. 1, and claims the chart’s leading airplay gainer award (69.5 million in target audience, up 16%). It leads the Nation Songs chart in virtual track gross sales for 9th for Life (21,000, unhealthy 8%) and multimetric scoring for 5th for Body.
Malone’s “I Had Some Help”, featuring Morgan Wallen, slipped to 2–3 on the scoring 100 after six consecutive weeks in refuge. Can start from May 1st. It topped the Radio Songs (81 million, up 2%) charts for 3rd life and the Summertime Multimetric Songs charts for 7th life.
Tommy Richman’s “Million Dollar Baby” went 5–4 at the scoring 100, later being rebuffed. 2, as it leads the multimetric Hot R&B Songs chart for the eleventh time in a row.
Sabrina Chippy’s “Espresso” fell to 4–5 on the scoring 100, after receiving a refusal. 3, and his “please please please” helps in the refusal. 6, 3 weeks later this became his first refusal. 1.
3 x 2 = a priori: With Chippy’s “Please please please” refrain. Wallen’s “Lies Lies” on 6 and Refuge. 7, This Life is the first in the history of the Hot 100 in which two songs with titles containing three identical words in a row ranked back-to-back, and even together in the lead 10. (Hopefully that makes the long statue clear; we wouldn’t want to duplicate it.)
Hoosier’s “Too Sweet” after one life in the Refuge, the scoring dropped to 7-8 at 100. In April 1st. It leads the multimetric scoring Rock Songs and Scoring Supplementary Songs charts for every 15th Life and the Scoring Rock and Supplementary Songs charts for every 14th Life.
Denial of Benson Boon, completing the scorching 100 lead by 10. The 2-peaking “Beautiful Things” fell to 8-9 and Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control”, which cost a life in March, fell to 9-10.
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