Looks like we're not getting much of a change in the Top 10 just yet. But, we're still getting some changeups in the Top 20 with the new twenty one pilots song proving to be a huge smash already. And I'm perfectly fine with that. Still, someone just boot Drake out of the top spot already. The freaking thing doesn't even have a video. Blah. HIGHLIGHTS TIME!
Top 10
1. One Dance by Drake ft. Wizkid & Kyla (1)
2. Can't Stop The Feeling! by Justin Timberlake (2)
3. Panda by Desiigner (3)
4. Don't Let Me Down by The Chainsmokers ft. Daya (4)
5. This Is What You Came For by Calvin Harris ft. Rihanna (6) (Biggest Streaming, Digital Gainer)
6. Cheap Thrills by Sia ft. Sean Paul (8) (Biggest Airplay Gainer)
7. Work From Home by Fifth Harmony ft. Ty Dolla $ign (5)
8. Needed Me by Rihanna (7)
9. Don't Mind by Kent Jones (10)
10. Ride by twenty one pilots (13)
Fell Off Top 10
11. I Took A Pill In Ibiza by Mike Posner (9)
Big Gains (10+)
50. Treat You Better by Shawn Mendes (63)
61. We Don't Talk Anymore by Charlie Puth ft. Selena Gomez (86)
65. Broccoli by D.R.A.M. ft. Lil Yachty (87)
80. My PYT by Wale (94)
Moderate Gains (5 - 9)
32. Sorry by Beyoncé (38)
33. For Free by DJ Khaled ft. Drake (40)
39. Kill 'Em With Kindness by Selena Gomez (44)
43. Church Bells by Carrie Underwood (48)
44. Into You by Ariana Grande (50)
48. NO by Meghan Meghans (54)
54. Head Over Boots by Jon Pardi (59)
62. You Don't Own Me by Grace ft. G-Eazy (68)
69. THat Part by ScHoolboy Q ft. Kanye West (76)
74. Noise by Kenny Chesney (80)
75. Sit Still, Look Pretty by Daya (83)
89. Toothbrush by DNCE (98)
94. Different For Girls by Dierks Bentley ft. Elle King (99)
Big Losses (10+)
52. Humble And Kind by Tim McGraw (41)
60. Unsteady by X Ambassadors (39)
76. Body by Dreezy ft. Jeremih (65)
87. Try Everything by Shakira (70)
91. Still Here by Drake (79)
93. Grammys by Drake ft. Future (82)
99. Kiss It Better by Rihanna (89)
Moderate Losses (5 - 9)
21. Close by Nick Jonas ft. Tove Lo (14)
25. Love Yourself by Justin Bieber (19)
28. Never Forget You by Zara Larsson & MNEK (22)
34. oui by Jeremih (34)
42. Huntin', Fishin' & Lovin' Every Day by Luke Bryan (37)
56. T-Shirt by Thomas Rhett (47)
58. Wild Things by Alessia Cara (52)
70. Came Here To Forget by Blake Shelton (62)
71. The Sound Of Silence by Disturbed (66)
77. Hype by Drake (69)
79. Champions by Kanye West, Gucci Mane, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Travi$ Scott, Yo Gotti, Quavo, & Desiigner (71)
81. Childs Play by Drake (73)
90. Hasta El Amanecer by Nicky Jam (85)
97. No Problem by Chance The Rapper ft. Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz (91)
Dropouts
- Exchange by Bryson Tiller (46, 34 weeks)
- Somewhere On A Beach by Dierks Bentley (58, 20 weeks)
- Messin' Around by Pitbull ft. Enrique Iglesias (77, 7 weeks)
- Sweatshirt by Jacob Sartorius (90, 1 week)
- With You by Drake ft. PARTYNEXTDOOR (93, 7 weeks)
- Might Not by Belly ft. The Weeknd (96, 17 weeks)
- Faded by Alan Walker (100, 8 weeks)
New Entries
14. Heathens by twenty one pilots
67. Dark Necessities by Red Hot Chili Peppers
78. All In My Head (Flex) by Fifth Harmony ft. Fetty Wap
86. What The World Needs Now Is Love by Broadway For Orlando
88. Ain't No Stopping Us Now by Kane Brown
92. Why You Always Hatin? by YG ft. Drake & Kamaiyah
100. Night's On Fire by David Nail
New Entries Ranked
1. Heathens
Deliciously dark. Very fitting of the Suicide Squad universe as far as I'm concerned. Tyler and Josh are insane on this one, which is a good thing. I guess it's not for everyone, but holy crap I think it's really good.
2. Dark Necessities
I hear this on the radio frequently but didn't think it would get on the Hot 100. But I'm glad it did. It takes RHCP's funk style and makes it darker. Like dark chocolate. With chili peppers. I don't know. After two decades, these guys have still got it. Fingers crossing this actually has some longevity in the mainstream.
3. Why You Always Hatin?
I feel like I should hate this a lot. It reminds me a lot of cheap mid-2000s rap. But something about that groove is undeniable. I like YG and Kamaiyah's parts more than Drake's, but that's to be expected. Still, this is a lot of fun despite a minimalist synth beat.
4. Night's On Fire
I feel like the only thing I'm gonna remember about this later is the Adam Levine "ooh's" in the post-chorus. Other than that, it's alright. Well-performed, David Nail's a decent singer. Just, not anything particularly special.
5. All In My Head (Flex)
All I could remember about this song was Fetty Wap's part. Kinda. I still feel like he shouldn't have to sing that high. Other than that...it's okay I guess. It does have a nice guitar lick going on, but the rest of the instrumentation kinda undoes it. The girls do a decent job, I guess. Most of my problems with this are with production.
6. What The World Need Now Is Love
Sigh... Yeah, the shootings of Christina Grimmie and at Pulse were tragedies. But, I kinda thought we agreed to stop making sappy charity singles. If you really wanna help, donate your money. Don't buy a song everyone's gonna forget about in a few days' time.
7. Ain't No Stopping Us Now
Dude, bro country is on the decline. Stop trying to bring it back. The chorus is very similar to Cruise. not a good sign. There's no charm to this song, only sleaze and retreads of dead trends.
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