Charlie's Hot 75 - November 24, 2016

Shakira and Maluma's "Chantaje" continues its surprise, record breaking run at No. 1 for a second frame. Just last week, the reggaeton track about the 'battle of the sexes' became the first ever foreign language No. 1. It is also the only the fifth foreign language track to ever chart in the top 75 and the second to reach the top 10 ("Gangnam Style" reached No. 8). However, it is not Shakira's first No. 1; the singer's own English language "Empire" debuted at the top slot back in March 2014.

As a result, The Weeknd's "Starboy" maintains the runner up slot for a sixth non-consecutive frame; it has spent all of its chart weeks within the top 2 (9 total). Lady Gaga's "Perfect Illusion" continues to shine, holding 3-3 for an 11th frame in the top 3. It previously reached No. 1 for five weeks. MØ's surprise hit "Drum" continues to hold (4-4), two weeks after it reached a peak of No. 3 behind "Starboy" and "Perfect Illusion".

The top 5's lone new entry comes from Bruno Mars, who shoots 7-5 with the 1990s style banger "24K Magic". It's Bruno's third top 5 on the chart, following "Locked Out of Heaven" (No. 3) and "Uptown Funk" (No. 1). Making up for Mars' climb, Sia's "The Greatest" (5-6) and Olly Murs' "You Don't Know Love" (6-7) are off one spot each.

Meanwhile, OneRepublic scores a third top 10 single with "Kids", which powers 11-8 in its 15th frame. The underrated track marks the shapeshifting group's first entry in the region since 2014's "Love Runs Out". The No. 4 song of all of 2014, "Counting Stars", also reached the tier; it peaked at No. 1 in the middle of Shakira's reign with "Empire".

Emeli Sandé's "Hurts", a Rolling-In-the-Deep-esque moment better than the song it's immitating, is up one notch to a new peak of No. 9 and Twenty One Pilots' former No. 1 hit "Heathens" caps the tier (9-10).

The Weeknd's "I Feel It Coming" is the hot shot debut, claiming No. 12 with just about two days of plays while "Party Monster" is the second highest entry at No. 48. Rae Sremmurd's breakthrough hit "Black Beatles" skyrockets from the bubbling playlist to No. 49, scoring the third biggest entry. Little Mix's "Touch", John Mayer's "Love On the Weekend", Aminé's "Caroline" and Zara Larsson's "I Would Like" make up the rest of the debuts. 

Alessia Cara's "Scars to Your Beautiful" makes one of the biggest moves of the week, up 27-19; it's the Canadian singer's third straight top 20 entry. Also to watch: The 1975's "Somebody Else" makes a surprising jump (50-46) in the third week of its secondary run; it previously peaked at No. 7 before falling off.