Billboard Hot 30

In Week Twenty-Seven, Drake's "In My Feelings" maintains its reign over the charts with heavy increases in radio play as it rises up in both pop and rhymtic airplay. "In My Feelings" shows its first decrease in streaming numbers as its viral challenge begins to slow down in the public eye. At number two, "Girls Like You" by Maroon 5 featuring Card B rises up one spot as it commands in radio airplay. "Girls Like You" previously debuted at number fourteen twelve weeks ago, rose into the top ten the following week to number seven, and then moved into the top spot of the chart. After moving to number two for a week as "Sad!" by XXXTentacion re-entered at number one, "Girls Like You" moved back into the number one spot for another week. Debut single "Lucid Dreams" by JUICE WRLD moves up one spot to hit a new peak at number three in its fifteenth week on the charts. Previous two week number one "I Like It" drops two spots to number four and breakout rapper 6ix9ine maintains his position at number five with "Fefe" featuring Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz. Post Malone's "Better Now" continues its quick ascent up the charts as it leaps three spots to number six after hitting the top ten for the first time last week. "Better Now" debuted at number thirteen following the release of beerbongs and bentleyes while Post Malone's own "Psycho" lead the chart and entered the chart ago following its release as an official radio single. "Love Lies" by Khalid and Normani, although leapfrogged by "Better Now", still continues its upward motion with a one spot skip to number seven. Tyga and Offset's "Taste" rises one spot to number nine after hitting the top ten for the first time last week. "Taste" debuted at number twenty-eight six weeks ago and quickly ascended up the charts, moving up three or four spots every week. This week, "Taste" posts its smallest upward motion in the songs history as it begins to slow in streaming gains, but moves up in radio airplay. "no tears left to cry" reverses course as it jumps up one spo tto number ten following the release of Ariana Grande's new album sweetener. In the nineteen week chart history of "no tears left to cry", the song has only spent two weeks outside the top ten of the chart, both at number eleven. Following the song's release, it debuted at number one, fell down to number eleven two weeks later, and then returned to the top ten as its radio airplay balanced out its streaming declines. Previous number one debuts "Sicko Mode" and "No Brainer" by Travis Scott and then DJ Khaled featuring Justin Bieber, Quavo, and Chance the Rapper, respectively, both place at number eleven and twelve in their third and fourth weeks on the chart. At number thirteen, Selena Gomez's "Back To You" surpasses its peak eight weeks ago as it moves up two spots while it moves up in pop radio airplay. Underneath Gomez is Ariana Grande again, with "God is a woman", which skyrockets ten spots up from number twenty-four to fourteen. "God is a woman" debuted at number ten six weeks ago and fell down the charts as its radio airplay caught up with its streaming numbers. This week, aided by the release of Sweetener, a discount on the sales price, and an award show performance, "God is a woman" is able to shoot ten spots up the chart. Further down the chart, "Youngblood" by 5 Seconds of Summer hops over "Big Bank" by YG featuring 2 Chainz, Big Sean, and Nicki Minaj as it rises two spots to number eighteen. Ariana Grande likewise sends stand-out track "breathin" onto the chart at number twenty-one off of mainly streaming numbers as the song has not yet been sent to radio as an official single. Calvin Harris' follow-up, "Promises" featuring Sam Smith, to the number eight peaking "One Kiss" debuts at number twenty-three ahead of benny blanco's debut single "Eastside" featuring Halsey and Khalid, up one spot again to number twenty-four. Finally, the college football single "Natural" moves up one spot to number twenty-nine in its third week on the chart.