Billboard Hot 100 Highlights June 10th, 2017

So, looks like the final member of One Direction has stepped up to make their own music. How does it fare? Guess we'll find out. This was a busy week, folks. HIGHLIGHTS TIME!

Top 20

1. Despacito by Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee ft. Justin Bieber (1)
2. That's What I Like by Bruno Mars (2)
3. I'm The One by DJ Khaled ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper & Lil Wayne (3)
4. Humble. by Kendrick Lamar (5)
5. Shape Of You by Ed Sheeran (4)
6. Mask Off by Future (7)
7. Stay by Zedd & Alessia Cara (9)
8. Something Just Like This by The Chainsmokers & Coldplay (6)
9. XO TOUR Llif3 by Lil Uzi Vert (8)
10. It Ain't Me by Kygo x Selena Gomez (12)
11. Issues by Julia Michaels (14)
12. Say You Won't Let Go by James Arthur (11)
13. Congratulations by Post Malone ft. Quavo (13)
14. Body Like A Back Road by Sam Hunt (16)
15. Believer by Imagine Dragons (20)
16. iSpy by KYLE ft. Lil Yachty (15)
17. Sign of the Times by Harry Styles (17)
18. Malibu by Miley Cyrus (10)
19. In Case You Didn't Know by Brett Young (23)
20. DNA. by Kendrick Lamar (18)

Fell Off Top 20

21. Location by Khalid (19)

Big Gains (10+)

26. Now Or Never by Halsey (38)
27. Bad Liar by Selena Gomez (80)
35. Attention by Charlie Puth (45)
71. You Look Good by Lady Antebellum (83)
74. No Promises by Cheat Codes ft. Demi Lovato (95)
82. Thunder by Imagine Dragons (94)

Moderate Gains (5 - 9)

15. Believer by Imagine Dragons (20)
22. Redbone by Childish Gambino (29)
25. There's Nothing Holding Me Back by Shawn Mendes (32)
30. Castle On The Hill by Ed Sheeran (39)
52. Slow Hands by Nial Horan (60)
60. God, Your Mama, And Me by Florida Georgia Line ft. Backstreet Boys (60)
65. Craving You by Thomas Rhett ft. Maren Morris (71)
68. How Not To by Dan + Shay (74)
73. My Girl by Dylan Scott (79)
75. Every Time I Hear That Song by Blake Shelton (81)
78. Drinkin' Problem by Midland (85)
81. Flatliner by Cole Swindell (86)
93. do re mi by blackbear (99)

Big Losses (10+)

41. Rockabye by Clean Bandit ft. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie (28)
44. Cold by Maroon 5 ft. Future (33)
53. Paris by The Chainsmokers (42)
83. Element. by Kendrick Lamar (70)
87. At My Best by Machine Gun Kelly ft. Hailee Steinfeld (72)
89. Human by Rag'n'Bone Man (75)
91. Rollin by Calvin Harris ft. Future & Khalid (62)
98. My Old Man by Zac Brown Band (87)

Moderate Losses (5 - 9)

18. Malibu by Miley Cyrus (10)
28. Bad And Boujee by Migos ft. Lil Uzi Vert (22)
32. Closer by The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey (27)
34. Tunnel Vision by Kodak Black (26)
37. T-Shirt by Migos (31)
40. Hurricane by Luke Combs (34)
67. Bon Appetit by Katy Perry ft. Migos (59)
85. Hometown Girl by Josh Turner (78)
100. Any Ol' Barstool by Jason Aldean (91)

Dropouts

• Love On The Brain by Rihanna (43, 5, 31 weeks)
• Both by Gucci Mane ft. Drake (44, 41, 22 weeks)
• I Feel It Coming by The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk (46, 4, 26 weeks)
• I Don't Wanna Live Forever (Fifty Shades Darker) by Zayn & Taylor Swift (48, 2, 23 weeks)
• Bounce Back by Big Sean (50, 6, 28 weeks)
• The Weekend by Brantley Gilbert (69, 64, 20 weeks)
• Prblms by 6LACK (82, 72, 8 weeks)
• Yeah Boy by Kelsea Ballerini (84, 65, 13 weeks)
• Good Life by G-Eazy & Kehlani (90, 59, 5 weeks)
• Whatever It Takes by Imagine Dragons (92, 92, 1 week)
• Cake by Flo Rida & 99 Percent (96, 73, 6 weeks)
• Ghost In This House by Lauren Duski (98, 98, 1 week)
• Me Enamore by Shakira (100, 100, 1 week)

Returning Entries

84. Gyalchester by Drake
96. Weak by AJR
97. Either Way by Chris Stapleton
99. Subeme La Radio by Enrique Iglesias ft. Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennox

New Entries

42. Strip That Down by Liam Payne ft. Quavo
43. Deja Vu by Lauren Duski
46. Swish Swish by Katy Perry ft. Nicki Minaj
47. Crying In The Club by Camila Cabello
66. Money On You by Chris Blue
76. Yours If You Want It by Rascal Flatts
77. Most Girls by Hailee Steinfeld
92. The Dance by Lauren Duski
94. Boy by Lee Brice

New and Returning Entries

1. Weak

I'M WEAK! AND WHAT'S WRONG WITH THAT? BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY OH

2. Either Way

I'm still not particularly impressed by this. Sounds fine and is well executed but it's not the most engaging thing in the world. Maybe I would like it more if I listened to Chris' new album? Also it's starting to resemble Sam Smith's Lay Me Down, which I'm honestly not particularly fond of.

3. Deja Vu

The best song with this title to chart this year. I'm not even kidding. It's nothing special, but as an original composition it shows off Lauren's vocal talents pretty well. She really deserved to win The Voice this season.

4. The Dance

A Garth Brooks cover for The Voice. Like usual, I'm not familiar with old country. But this is pleasant enough. The strings are well played and Lauren still sounds good. Guess this is supposed to be a slow dance.

5. Most Girls

Okay, this song confuses me. Hailee describes "most girls" in this song as having positive qualities like strength, etc. And there's nothing wrong with that inherently. But she also describes petty stereotypes in the verses and it kinda muddies the message. As such I'm conflicted on how to feel about the lyrics. The beat's solid though. Kinda Shape of You like, but is distinct and catchy enough that I can enjoy it.

6. Swish Swish

Oh god she's still going for trap influences. Actually to be fair this is probably the best of the singles for Katy's upcoming album. The chorus drop is somehow annoying yet catchy at the same time. Though it still seems too dark and hamfisted for Katy freaking Perry. Also Nicki's verse references Migos because of course.

7. Yours If You Want It

Country song about showing a girl a good time. Standard stuff I guess. Tonally sounds fine but not much pops. I guess someone sang it on The Voice and that's why it got popular. Also in the music video a customer flirts with a waitress but then it turns out it was a fantasy and then she gives him her number? What?

8. Money on You

So, this guy won The Voice, eh? And he wasn't even the highest Voice debut this week. I'm honestly surprised this guy won, because he does very little for me. I can appreciate him going for funk, but as funk song, this is pretty unmemorable. Kinda by the numbers instrumentation. And Chris Blue doesn't have a very interesting voice. He does falsetto and all, but he's not powerful enough to pull off what he wants to do. Not a lot of personality either. Seriously, Lauren Duski impressed me way more.

9. Subeme La Radio

So, this still exists. Still not /that/ bad but still awfully derivative. Like an attempt to recreate Bailamos. Which I also don't really remember too well, to be honest.

10. Crying in the Club

CAMILA CABELLO CANNOT SING WHY DOES SHE KEEP TRYING TO...cough. Sorry. The first minute or so is full of these droning synths and then suddenly it becomes Shape of You. That part would probably be pretty good if it weren't for Camila's vocals and the droning synths. Something about those just puts me on edge. They feel like a substance for something that could hit harder.

11. Gyalchester

So apparently Drake performed this at the Billboard awards. Why? It's such a dull, bad song.

12. Boy

I was looking forward to this because Lee Brice's last Hot 100 hit was 2014's excellent I Don't Dance. This on the other hand...ho boy. (No pun intended.) Brice spends the entire time explaining to his son's face all the ways he's going to mess up. And it's framed as heartwarming. No. The thought of a man telling his offspring all the ways he's going to do wrong is horrifying to me. If Zac Brown Band did a song about fatherhood right, this is doing it so damn wrong.

13. Strip That Down

I was kidding when I said Liam would be a rapper. Okay, he's not really a rapper, more an R&B singer who's taking ideas from hip hop. And god this is unpleasant. The beat's mostly limp bass and gang vocals. And the lyrics are forced drugs sex money crap. Say what you want about Zayn, he at least had some sort of subtlety to him. Yeah, Liam's pretty much in last place for the One Direction solo careers now. Can't believe I'm saying that.