Fifth Harmony earns third #1 hit with "He Like That", former member Camila Cabello earns Greatest Gainer of the week.

Fifth Harmony jumps three spots with "He Like That", earning their third #1 hit, following "Worth It" featuring Kid Ink (6 weeks at #1) and "Work From Home" featuring Ty Dolla $ign (2 weeks at #1).

Lorde follows at #2 with her "Homemade Dynamite" remix featuring Khalid, Post Malone and SZA. It ties "Green Light" as Lorde's highest peaking single, and also outpeaks Maroon 5's "What Lovers Do" (where SZA's featured) to become SZA's highest peaking song to date. "Lovers" backtracks one spot to #6 this week from it's #5 high-point.

At #3, Rita Ora's "Your Song" stays stable at it's current peak. Dua Lipa's "New Rules" moves down to #4, it's lowest rank since it moved into the top 3 on it's second chart-week. Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" likewise drops to #5, it's lowest rank so far.

CNCO and Little Mix move up to #7 with their "Reggaetón Lento" remix. While the "Despacito" mix never charted, with the original peaking at #14, it seems like this "Spanglish remixes" trend might be helping several songs, as J Balvin's "Mi Gente" re-enters on it's new remixed form featuring Beyoncé at #50. It should easily outpeak the original (#42) next week.

Imagine Dragons' "Thunder" becomes the third top 10 hit from their latest album, Evolve, as it moves up three spots to #8, following #1 "Believer" and #4 hit "Whatever it Takes".

Portugal. The Man and Charlie Puth close the top 10 as "Feel It Still" stays stable at #9 and "Attention" drops to #10.

Just below, Halsey, Avicii and Rita Ora are looking to join the top 10 with brand new singles, as "Bad at Love" and Avicii's "Lonely Together" jump eight spots each to #11 and #12. P!nk's "What About Us" jumps to #14, while Kelly Clarkson's "Love So Soft" joins the top 20 at #18.

None of them match the 30-spot jump by "Havana", Camila Cabello's latest single featuring Young Thug, at #15 this week.