HOT 100

For the first time since January 2017, Post Malone no longer holds down a position on the Hot 100 charts.

21 Savage and Metro Boomin's "Savage Mode II" has completely taken over the Billboard charts with an impressive 13 placements.

6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj's collaboration, "TROLLZ," has reportedly experienced quite the fall from grace.

Juice WRLD and The Kid Laroi's "Go!" manages to slide comfortably into the fifty-second spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

Future celebrated becoming the artist with the fourth highest number of Billboard Hot 100 entries of all time, beating out Elvis Presley.

Billboard doesn't take Tekashi 6ix9ine's accusations lightly, so they responded with a lengthy article about how they come up with their chart numbers.

Travis Scott pays homage to Kid Cudi with a heartfelt and celebratory post about their recent success as "The Scotts."

Thanks to DaBaby's Ashanti-featured song, "Nasty," entering the Billboard Hot 100, the R&B singer officially has an entry in the chart from each of the last three decades.

Roddy Ricch remains a force to be reckoned with on the charts with "The Box" holding strong for a tenth week.

Lil Baby officially racked up the same amount of total hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart as notable artists like Prince and post-Beatles Paul McCartney.

Roddy Ricch's "The Box" enjoys its eighth week at No. 1!

Meek Mill's teasing the follow-up to "CHAMPIONSHIPS" with an appearance from Roddy Ricch who has spent seven weeks atop the Hot 100 with "The Box."

Pop Smoke's "Dior" single posthumously climbs up the Hot 100 charts, marking his second placement and first as a solo artist.

Roddy Ricch is a Billboard Darling.

Mac lands the No. 1 spot due to his writing credits on ten Hot 100 songs.

Drake got slaps for days.

"The Box" is heading for world domination.

It appears the Drake vocals came in, again.

It was all good just a week ago!

"The Box" is taking the world by storm.

An eternal queen.

Post is gonna finish 2019 on a high note.

Iggy Azalea's record remains intact.

"No Guidance" is Chris Brown's first appearance in the Billboard Hot 100's top five since "Forever."

YES, Lizzo.

You get Slime! You get Slime!

Drake has that pesky Glee cast in his sights.

Lil Nas X has passed Mariah Carey and Luis Fonsi on the all-time list.