Billboard Hot 100 (September 12, 2019)

CHART HIGHLIGHTS:

- Lizzo's 'Truth Hurts' leads the Hot 100 for a sixth consecutive week, putting it just one week away from tying 'Fancy' as the longest #1 ever by a female rap artist.

- 'Truth Hurts' dominates both the Radio Songs & Digital Songs Sales charts. In the former chart, it spends a third consecutive week at the top (122 million, +2%). In the latter chart, it rebounds 2-1 for a fifth non-consecutive week at the summit (30,000, +19%),

- 'Ransom' by Lil Tecca was the most streamed song of the week for a seventh week running! That puts it among the Top 10 longest-running #1s in the Streaming Songs chart.

- Beyond that, however, the Hot 100's Top 10 remains extremely uneventful! Seven songs remain in their same position as last week, with the only movers in the region being; 'Bad Guy' by Billie Eilish (7-6), 'Circles' by Post Malone (8-7) & 'Panini' by Lil Nas X (6-8).

- One thing I forgot to note from last week is that both Post Malone & Lil Nas X have multiple songs inside the Top 10.

- Below is the Top 10 in full, but posted beneath it are other positions elsewhere in this week's Hot 100 that have been announced so far.

- Thanks for reading everyone! :)

Other positions revealed below the Top 10 so far tonight…

#28: Lizzo - Good As Hell (+15)

Compact View

Number
1

Truth Hurts
Lizzo
From the album: Cuz I Love You
Number
2

Señorita
Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello
From the album: Shawn Mendes, Romance
Number
3

Someone You Loved
Lewis Capaldi
From the album: Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent
Number
4

Ransom
Lil Tecca
From the album: We Love You Tecca
Number
5

No Guidance
Chris Brown featuring Drake
From the album: Indigo
Number
6

bad guy
Billie Eilish
From the album: WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
Number
7

Circles
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Number
8

Panini
Lil Nas X
From the album: 7
Number
9

Goodbyes
Post Malone featuring Young Thug
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Number
10

Old Town Road (Remix)
Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus
From the album: 7

Dropouts

Number
1 Dropout

Dance Monkey
Tones and I
From the album: The Kids Are Coming
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
6
Number
2 Dropout

Post Malone
Sam Feldt featuring RANI
From the album: Magnets
Peak
2
Weeks
7
Number
3 Dropout

Cruel Summer
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
6
Number
4 Dropout

Liar
Camila Cabello
From the album: Romance
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
4
Number
5 Dropout

Good Things Fall Apart
ILLENIUM & Jon Bellion
From the album: ASCEND
Peak
5
Weeks
2
Number
6 Dropout

The Borders
Sam Fender
From the album: Hypersonic Missiles
Peak
6
Weeks
3
Number
7 Dropout

Lover
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
8 Dropout

Paper Rings
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
3
Weeks
6
Number
9 Dropout

God Is a Dancer
Tiësto featuring Mabel
From the album: High Expectations, The London Sessions
Peak
8
Weeks
2
Number
10 Dropout

Got It All
Professor Green featuring Alice Chater
From the album: M.O.T.H
Peak
10
Weeks
3
Number
11 Dropout

Takeaway
The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM featuring Lennon Stella
From the album: World War Joy, ASCEND
Peak
7
Weeks
10
Number
13 Dropout

Sorry
Joel Corry
From the album: Another Friday Night
Peak
9
Weeks
7
Number
15 Dropout

Higher Love
Kygo & Whitney Houston
From the album: Golden Hour
Peak
4
Weeks
14
Number
16 Dropout

Ride It
Regard
Peak
16
Weeks
5
Number
17 Dropout

Good as Hell
Lizzo
From the album: Coconut Oil, Cuz I Love You
Peak
17
Weeks
2
Number
18 Dropout

Canter
Gerry Cinnamon
From the album: The Bonny
Peak
18
Weeks
1
Number
19 Dropout

Mambo Salentino
BoomDaBash featuring Alessandra Amoroso
From the album: Don’t Worry – Best of 2005-2020
Peak
11
Weeks
5
Number
20 Dropout

Shameless
Camila Cabello
From the album: Romance
Peak
2
Weeks
4
Number
21 Dropout

Cornelia Street
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
5
Weeks
6
Number
22 Dropout

Turn Me On
Riton & Oliver Heldens featuring Vula
Peak
22
Weeks
2
Number
23 Dropout

SOS
Avicii featuring Aloe Blacc
From the album: TIM
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
25
Number
24 Dropout

Younger
Jonas Blue & HRVY
From the album: Blue, Can Anybody Hear Me?
Peak
18
Weeks
4
Number
25 Dropout

Daylight
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
4
Weeks
6
Number
26 Dropout

Torn
Ava Max
From the album: Heaven & Hell
Peak
11
Weeks
7
Number
27 Dropout

Outnumbered
Dermot Kennedy
From the album: Without Fear
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
15
Number
28 Dropout

Freaking Me Out
Ava Max
Peak
27
Weeks
4
Number
30 Dropout

Afterlife
Hailee Steinfeld
Peak
30
Weeks
1
Number
31 Dropout

Soon You'll Get Better
Taylor Swift featuring The Chicks
From the album: Lover
Peak
4
Weeks
6
Number
32 Dropout

On The Road
Post Malone featuring Meek Mill & Lil Baby
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
10
Weeks
4
Number
33 Dropout

A Thousand Bad Times
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
9
Weeks
4
Number
34 Dropout
asdfmovie12 song
LilDeuceDeuce featuring EileMonty
Peak
34
Weeks
2
Number
35 Dropout

Sunflower
Post Malone & Swae Lee
From the album: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
3
Weeks
20
Number
37 Dropout

Never Really Over
Katy Perry
From the album: Smile
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
13
Number
38 Dropout

Take Me Back to London
Ed Sheeran featuring Stormzy
From the album: No.6 Collaborations Project
Peak
4
Weeks
4
Number
40 Dropout

Lonely
Diplo featuring Jonas Brothers
From the album: Diplo Presents Thomas Wesley Chapter 1: Snake Oil
Peak
40
Weeks
1

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Date

October 12, 2019

Songs

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1 Lizzo – “Truth Hurts”

2 Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello – “Señorita”

3 Lewis Capaldi – “Someone You Loved”

4 Lil Tecca – “Ransom”

5 Chris Brown ft. Drake – “No Guidance”

6 Billie Eilish – “bad guy”

7 Post Malone – “Circles”

8 Lil Nas X – “Panini”

9 Post Malone ft. Young Thug – “Goodbyes”

10 Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus – “Old Town Road (Remix)”

DROPOUTS:

1 -- Tones and I – “Dance Monkey” 1(×2) 6

2 -- Sam Feldt ft. RANI – “Post Malone” 2 7

3 -- Taylor Swift – “Cruel Summer” 1(×3) 6

4 -- Camila Cabello – “Liar” 1(×1) 4

5 -- ILLENIUM & Jon Bellion – “Good Things Fall Apart” 5 2

6 -- Sam Fender – “The Borders” 6 3

7 -- Taylor Swift – “Lover” 1(×1) 7

8 -- Taylor Swift – “Paper Rings” 3 6

9 -- Tiësto ft. Mabel – “God Is a Dancer” 8 2

10 -- Professor Green ft. Alice Chater – “Got It All” 10 3

11 -- The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM ft. Lennon Stella – “Takeaway” 7 10

13 -- Joel Corry – “Sorry” 9 7

15 -- Kygo & Whitney Houston – “Higher Love” 4 14

16 -- Regard – “Ride It” 16 5

17 -- Lizzo – “Good as Hell” 17 2

18 -- Gerry Cinnamon – “Canter” 18 1

19 -- BoomDaBash ft. Alessandra Amoroso – “Mambo Salentino” 11 5

20 -- Camila Cabello – “Shameless” 2 4

21 -- Taylor Swift – “Cornelia Street” 5 6

22 -- Riton & Oliver Heldens ft. Vula – “Turn Me On” 22 2

23 -- Avicii ft. Aloe Blacc – “SOS” 1(×5) 25

24 -- Jonas Blue & HRVY – “Younger” 18 4

25 -- Taylor Swift – “Daylight” 4 6

26 -- Ava Max – “Torn” 11 7

27 -- Dermot Kennedy – “Outnumbered” 1(×1) 15

28 -- Ava Max – “Freaking Me Out” 27 4

30 -- Hailee Steinfeld – “Afterlife” 30 1

31 -- Taylor Swift ft. The Chicks – “Soon You'll Get Better” 4 6

32 -- Post Malone ft. Meek Mill & Lil Baby – “On The Road” 10 4

33 -- Post Malone – “A Thousand Bad Times” 9 4

34 -- LilDeuceDeuce ft. EileMonty – “asdfmovie12 song” 34 2

35 -- Post Malone & Swae Lee – “Sunflower” 3 20

37 -- Katy Perry – “Never Really Over” 1(×1) 13

38 -- Ed Sheeran ft. Stormzy – “Take Me Back to London” 4 4

40 -- Diplo ft. Jonas Brothers – “Lonely” 40 1

Billboard Hot 100 (September 12, 2019)

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