Billboard Hot 30

In Week Thirty-Three, Lil Wayne smashes onto the chart with three songs making the top thirty. Led at number one by "Mona Lisa" featuring Kendrick Lamar. Lil Wayne collects his first number one on the chart and first entry on the chart. Kendrick Lamar likewise collects his third top ten after number three peaking "Pray For Me" featuring the Weeknd and number seven peaking "All the Stars" with SZA, but "Mona Lisa" is Lamar's first chart leader. Aided with the release of Wayne's Tha Carter V, "Mona Lisa" leads narrowly with most of its points coming from streaming numbers. "Lucid Dreams" by Juice WRLD continues on its enduring stay near the top of the charts as it spends another week at number two. In its twenty-first week on the chart while still at number two shows great longevity on the chart. After hitting number one on the chart four weeks ago, "Lucid Dreams" stayed at the top for two weeks total and then dropped to number two under Post Malone's "Better Now" and Lil Peep and XXXTENTACION's "Falling Down", and now "Mona Lisa" by Lil Wayne. Speaking of Lil Wayne and XXXTENTACION, their song "Don't Cry" debuts at number three on the chart, likewise benefitting by the release of Tha Carter V. XXXTENTACION first hit the chart with "Sad!" which peaked at number six following the release of his album ?. Following the rapper's death, "Sad!" reentered the chart at number one, "Falling Down" skyrockets from to number one from twenty-eight, and now "Don't Cry" debuts at number three. Following these two debuts, "Better Now" by Post Malone, "Love Lies" by Khalid and Normani, "Girls Like You" by Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B, and "Back To You" by Selena Gomez all move down one spot, ahead of "Falling Down".Speaking about Cardi B and some chart trivia involving the rapper, Cardi B is one of only three artists to have been on the chart all thirty-three weeks on the chart, along with Drake and Post Malone. In the original chart week, Cardi B ranked at number one on Bruno Mar's "Finesse", Drake ranked at number two with "God's Plan", and Post Malone was at number eigtheen with "I Fall Apart". Cardi B has been aided by multitude of hits including "Finesse", "Motorsport", "Be Careful", "I Like It", "Taki Taki" and "Girls Like You". On the other hand, Drake has collected more chart hits overtime with the looks of "God's Plan", "Look Alive", "Nice For What", "Walk It Talk It", "Yes Indeed", "I'm Upset", "In My Feelings", "Don't Matter To Me", and more. While Post Malonehas had enduring hits "Psycho" and "Better Now". Returning to the chart, 5 Seconds of Summer's "Youngblood" hikes up one spot, although with two debuts above it, its looks to continue its upward motion next week. "Sicko Mode" by Travis Scott maintains its position at number twelve (again although two songs debut above it), as it nears the top twenty on radio and continues its strong showing on streaming. At fifteen and eighteen, "Natural" by Imagine Dragons and "Happier" by Marshmello and Bastille both move up one spot as their radio airplay shows large gains. At number twenty-one, DJ Snake's new debut "Taki Taki" featuring Ozuna, Cardi B, and Selena Gomez debut and grant DJ Snake and Ozuna their first appearance on the chart. Underneath at number twenty-three, Lil Wayne sends his third and final debut onto the chart as "Uproar" starts off the streaming off large streaming numbers and aided by his Uproar challenge. Lil Baby and Gunna's "Drip Too Hard" shoots up five spots to number twenty-five, even with so many debuts ahead of it. Looking forward to next week, "Drip Too Hard" is expected to skyrocket into the top ten of the chart, and maybe even the top five, after the debut of Lil Baby and Gunna's new collaborative album. Finally, "Mo Bamba" by Sheck Wes debuts at number twenty-eight this week with a strong showing on streaming sites.