Billboard Hot 20

In Week Fourteen, "Psycho" by Post Malone returns to the top of the chart for its third stint at number one as it gains heavily at radio during the past tracking week. At number four, Migos featuring Drake rise to a new peak with "Walk It Talk It" as it balances heavily in streams and radio. Ariana Grande's previous number one, "no tears left to cry" returns to the top five as it continues to gain in radio airplay. "Boo'd Up" by Ella Mai likewise repeats another three position surge, as it debutted at sixteen, jumped to thirteen, leaped into the top ten at number ten, and now repeats its jump at number seven. Furthermore, "Whatever It Takes" by Imagine Dragons jumps up one spot to number eight while "In My Blood" by Shawn Mendes jumps three spots to number ten off the strength of his new album hype and accompanying video. Furthermore, Lil Baby and Drake's "Yes Indeed" predictably jumps four spots to number twelve after debuting last week at number sixteen with only half of a tracking week of points. Likewise making gains is "One Kiss" by Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa which jumps one spot and "Wait" by Maroon 5 which surges five spots upward as it gains heavily in airplay. At number sixteen, Cardi B's single "I Like It" begins to reverse course after debuting at number at number six, moving up to number five, and then beginning a steady decline until this week. At nineteen is Khalid & Normani's "Love Lies" which begins to see gains in airpaly after mainly being a streaming hit. Also moving up is Juice WRLD's "Lucid Dreams" which completes the biggest leap in chart history from twenty-seven to twenty. A$AP Rocky featuring Skepta debut at twenty-two with "Praise THe Lord (Da Shine)" and underneath is Taylor Swift's "Delicate", up one spot to number twenty-three. Further down the chart, Selena Gomez jumps two spots with "Back To You" to gain a new peak of twenty-six while at number twenty-eight, Lauv's enduring breakout single moves up a tick to number twenty-eight. Finally, at twenty-nine is Post Malone again with "Better Now" as the song is beginning to be pushed to radio as the album's new single.