Billboard Hot 30

In Week Thirty-One, Post Malone rules the chart in a narrow race for number one as "Better Now" beats out "Lucid Dreams" for the top spot. Post Malone tallies his second number one, after chart-topping "Psycho" (which drops off the chart this week due to recurreny rules after twenty-nine weeks on the chart). "Better Now"'s rise is due to its push in radio airplay as well as having large streaming numbers. "Better Now"'s case is likewise interesting, as it originally debuted at number thirteen, fell off the chart completely, and then reentered at number twenty-nine before being sent to radio as an offical single. Underneath is "Lucid Dreams", which although down in position, still manages to gain in overall chart points as it moves up in radio airplay and stays strong on streaming services. Khalid and Normani's "Love Lies" struts to a new peak of number three, up one spot, as it peaks on and leads pop radio. Coincidentally, the top three songs are all in their nineteenth week on the chart, dating back to the week the chart added an extra ten positions to the chart. "Girls Like You" stays at number five as it leads in radio while last week's debut "I Love It" by Kanye West and Lil Pump featuring Adele Givens remains at its peak position. Underneath is Eminem with "Killshot" a diss track about Machine Gun Kelly, which debuts at number seven off mainly Youtube streaming numbers. Two weeks ago, Eminem debuted at number nine with "Lucky You", which remains on the chart this week, up one spot to number twenty-two. "Back To You" by Selena Gomez leaps up two spots to a new peak of number eight as it continues to gain in pop airplay. "Youngblood" by 5 Seconds of Summer remains at its number twelve peak, and looks prime to move into the top ten in the coming weeks, maybe as early as next week.