Charlie's Hot 75 - November 3, 2016

There's change in the air as The Weeknd's "Starboy" powers its way back to the top slot (2-1), in a photo-finish week. This marks the second week the Daft Punk collaboration has ranked at No. 1, with the last (and only other time) being back on the chart dated October 6th. The Weeknd's cumulative weeks at No. 1 rises to 21. The Toronto native becomes just the third artist to crack 20+ total weeks at the top after Lady Gaga (23) and Rihanna (30).

Speaking of the Super Bowl performer, Gaga has had a poor week -- in comparison to last. "Perfect Illusion" slips down 1-2 after five weeks at No. 1, while "A-Yo" tumbles 5-11 in its second frame and former top 10 hit "Million Reasons" comes down 12-17.

Back in the top 10, Sia and Kendrick Lamar's "The Greatest" notches a fourth week at its No. 3 peak. It's now Kendrick's top peaking hit, beating out this year's "untitled 08 | blue faces" which also hit No. 3 but only lasted there for three weeks. Olly Murs' "You Don't Know Love" remains stationary as well (4-4). MØ's "Drum" nabs the final top 5 slot, soaring five spots from No. 10 where it ranked last week. It's the Danish singer's second top 5 entry after "Lean On".

Making a surprise surge into the top 10 is Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa and Imagine Dragons' "Sucker For Pain" from the Suicide Squad soundtrack (up 18-6). The track marks the first ever top 10 visit for all three of the tracks featured acts (Logic, X Ambassadors and Ty Dolla $ign). Only one of those acts, X Ambassadors, had ever gotten close to the top 10 before; they reached No. 11 (4 weeks at peak) with "Renegades" just under a year ago. It's Wayne's third, Wiz's second (first since 2012) and Imagine Dragons' second top 10 (first since 2013).

Capping the top 10, Twenty One Pilots' former No. 1 "Heathens", Kungs' "This Girl", Tame Impala's No. 2 hit "Let It Happen" and Ariana Grande's surprise summer smash "Into You" are all off one slot each.

Just outside the top 10 -- and new to the top 20 -- are Enrique's "Duele El Corazon" (23-15), M.O's (the British girl band) "Who Do You Think Of?" (24-16) and Emeli Sande's HIGHLY underrated "Hurts (roaring 27-19). Meanwhile Calvin Harris' "This Is What You Came For" (20-20) makes it 26 consecutive weeks or a half year in the top 20.

This week's top debut is Kings of Leon's "Waste a Moment" (No. 24), while Shakira's "Chantaje" (No. 36) makes a lofty start after one day of release. Long time bubbling under tracks Alicia Keys' "Blended Family" and Mike Posner's "Be As You Are (Jordan XL Remix)" enter at No. 61 and No. 63 respectively, while Adele's disco-pop/trip-hop fusion "Water Under the Bridge" is back at No. 66.