Billboard Hot 30

Ariana Grande returns to the top of the chart this week with "thank u, next", after a two week break from the top spot. "thank u, next", Ariana Grande's second number one single after "no tears left to cry", rebounds thanks to the debut of its new music video. "thank u, next" likewise bounds to just outside the top ten of the radio charts, up over ten positions. Grande's single posts the largest streaming week ever for a woman and she looks to keep her position at the penthouse of the chart as "thank u, next" maintains a solid lead over the number two spot, "Happier" by Marshmello featuring Bastille. "Happier", although down in streaming numbers, still gains in its radio airplay for the week. At number three, Halsey's "Without Me" bounds two spots as she hits her highest position in the chart. "Without Me" looks to be "thank u, next"'s biggest competition in the coming weeks as the song gains heavily in radio airplay and stills maintains a strong showing on streaming numbers. Previous number ones "Sicko Mode" by Travis Scott and "Zeze" by Kodak Black featuring Offset and Travis Scott drop one spots to four and five, respectively. "Youngblood" by 5 Seconds of Summer and "Drip Too Hard" by Lil Baby and Gunna stay at numbers six and seven, respectively. Sheck Wes hits the top ten for the first time with "Mo Bamba", his debut hit single. "Mo Bamba" took ten weeks to hit the top tier of the chart and pushes up thanks to mainly its large streaming numbers. "Eastside", the debut single by benny blanco featuring Halsey and Khalid, keeps at its number nine high; however, the song gains in its radio airplay as its hits the top ten of radio. Halsey has two songs in the top ten of the chart for the first time, and joins an elite group of artists who have had two songs in the top ten, after the likes of Drake, Cardi B, Lil Wayne, XXXTentacion, and more. At number ten, Panic! at the Disco earns its first top ten as "High Hopes" bounds three spots from number thirteen. "High Hopes" is propelled by its large gains in radio airplay, specifically pop and alternative stations. XXXTentacion's "BAD!" drops three spots to number eleven as its streaming numbers, its main propell for chart points, decrease. "Lucid Dreams" by Juice WRLD ranks at number twelve, out of the top ten for the first time since the July 6th chart, a whopping twenty-three weeks in the top ten, with two of them spent at number one and five at number two. "Lucid Dreams" falls short one week of  the twenty-four week record in the top ten that "Girls Like You" also completed and finished just two weeks ago. Speaking of "Girls Like You", Maroon 5 and Cardi B's hit record drops two spots to number fourteen. Sandwiched in between the two records is none other than Cardi B with DJ Snake, Ozuna, and Selena Gomez with "Taki Taki", up one spot to a new peak of number thirteen. Underneath Maroon 5 is Ella Mai with her second single "Trip", up two spots to number fifteen in its thirteenth week on the chart. "Trips" garners its points from a solid streaming numbers along with both rhytmic and pop radio support. Ariana Grande's third single "breathin" (after "no tears left to cry" and "God is a woman") dashes up two spots to number sixteen after reentering the chart following its official release as a radio single. Previous number three peaking "Love Lies" by Khalid and Normani drops two spots to number seventeen in its thirtieth followed by Post Malone's "Better Now", also down two spots in its thirtieth week. Despite "Love Lies" being released back in February, the single did not debut on the chart until May the week when the extra ten positions were added to the chart. "Better Now" debuted at number thirteen following the release of Post Malone's studio album and then slowly rose up the chart until hitting number one in its nineteenth week on the chart. Undearneath "Better Now" is the next official single by Post Malone, "Sunflower" featuring Swae Lee. From the Spiderman movie, "Sunflower" debuted at number eight seven weeks ago and continues to reverse course as its radio support builds. Mariah Carey hits the top twenty for the first time as "All I Want For Christmas Is You" jingles up three spots to number twenty as streams continue to rise as the Holiday Season is underway. "Wake Up In The Sky" nears its original debut position of number twenty as it ticks one spot up to number twenty-one. Bad Bunny featuring Drake's "Mia", a number ten debuting song drops one spot to number twenty-two, while Meek Mill featuring Drake debut at number twenty-three with "Going Bad", from Meek Mill's new album. Drake continues to extend his record shared with Cardi B and Post Malone as having the honor of being the only artists present on every chart since its debut. Speaking of Cardi B, her own "Money" rises up to number twenty-four as its radio gains. "Shallow" by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper drop one spot to number twenty-five while Imagine Dragon's "Natural" tumbles seven spots to number twenty-six. At number twenty-seven, Bazzi's "Beautiful" featuring Camilla Cabello rises one spot in its third week to a new peak. Bazzi and Camilla Cabello used to both share the honor of having the longeset chart run in chart history as both songs were present in the chart's first week as "Mine" by Bazzi ranked at number thirteen and "Never Be The Same" by Cabello ranked at number nineteen (honorary mention to Cabello's "Havana" which ranked at number ten in the initial chart week). Both songs spent twenty-three weeks on the chart and dropped out at the beginning of August in the same week. Flipp Dinero's breakout single "Leave Me Alone" debuts at number twenty-eight off a strong showing in the top ten of streaming and a building radio support. Trippie Redd's "Topanga" drops two spots to number twenty-nine after peaking at number twenty four while "broken" by lovelytheband falls one spot to number thirty after peaking at number twenty-five during its twelve week tenure on the chart. Looking forward to next week, Halsey's "Without Me" looks to step into the runner-up spot, "High Hopes" will bound up in the top ten, possibly two/three/four spots, and Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas is You" appears primed to shoot up another two or three spots,