Bad Bunny’s ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ has secured one more nonconsecutive week at No. 1 — its eleventh time at the best position out of 19 weeks since its delivery. Not since Drake’s “Perspectives” logged 13 nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 out of 2016 had a comparable accomplishment been reached.
Both “Perspectives” and “Un Verano’s” runs were nonconsecutive, in any case, Terrible Rabbit still can’t seem to slip under a No. 2 opening. “Un Verano” enters with what could be compared to 97,000 collection deals in the U.S., as per Luminate through Announcement.
Harry Styles likewise achieves a memorable characteristic of 14 weeks at No. 1 on the Board Hot 100 melodies graph, the longest stay at No. 1 since Lil Nas X’s graph beating “Old Town Street,” accomplishment.
Billy Beam Cyrus logged 19 weeks in 2019. Out of its 24 weeks on the diagram, “As It Was” right now holds the record for the most weeks spent in the Hot 100’s main two situations with 23 weeks.
In the meantime, Steve Frilly and “Vice” stays at a No. 2 pinnacle; Nicki Minaj’s previous No. 1 single “Very Freaky Young lady” lifts from No. 7 to No. 3, energized by the arrival of its “Sovereign Blend” version; Post Malone’s “I Like It (A More joyful Tune),” accomplishment. Doja Feline crawls once again into the tune outline’s best five (6-5); and Morgan Wallen’s “You Evidence” hops 10 to 6, following the debut of its music video.
At No. 4 is Nicky You’re and Dazy’s “Sunroof” and Lizzo’s “About Damn Time” slips from its No. 5 situation to No. 7. OneRepublic’s “I Ain’t Stressed” keeps at No. 8; Harry Styles’ “Late Evening Talking” floods 9 to 3; and Future’s “Sit tight for U,” highlighting Drake and Terms, rejoins the main 10 from No. 11.
New on the collections diagram is Nav’s “Evil presences Safeguarded by Heavenly messengers” — his fifth top 10-outlining exertion on the Announcement 200.
The set, which flaunts highlights from any semblance of Future, Gunna, Lil Durk, Lil Uzi Vert, and Travis Scott, entered with 67,000 identical collection units acquired.
Ozzy Osbourne’s “Patient Number 9” debuts at No. 3, with 56,000 comparable collection units procured, denoting the stone vocalist’s 10th top 10-outlining collection.
Wallen’s previous diagram clincher, “Hazardous: The Twofold Collection,” slips 2 to 4 with 50,000 comparable collection units procured (albeit that aggregate lifted 5% from the week before).
Kane Brown procures his fourth top 10 with “Various Man” entering at No. 5 (46,000 collection units sold), YoungBoy At no point ever Broke In the future’s “Realer 2” skirts up 71 to 6 after its most memorable full diagramming week (39,000 collection units sold).
“Realer 2” opened up for web-based on YouTube beginning Sept. 6, and afterward went wide to all decorations on Sept. 7.
This arrangement implies its No. 71 presentation on the Bulletin 200 was simply because it was followed for two days of movement across every single web-based feature, alongside three days of action from YouTube.
YoungBoy At absolutely no point ever Broke In the future has scored his eleventh top 10-diagramming collection with “Realer 2,” and fourth top 10 of 2022. He’s the main demonstration with four new top 10s this year.
Styles’ “Harry’s Home” tumbles from 5 to 7 on the graph with 38,000 collection units (down 12%); Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” descends 6 to 8 with 37,000 collection units (down 9%), and Pole Wave’s “Lovely Brain” likewise slips 7 to 9 with 32,000 collection units (down 11%).
Lastly, it is Yeat’s “Lyfe” which appeared at No to balance the main 10. 10 with 30,000 collection units sold — his second top 10 exertion behind the current year’s “2 Alive.”
