Billboard Hot 100 (September 28, 2019)

CHART HIGHLIGHTS

- Lizzo's 'Truth Hurts' spends its fourth consecutive week at #1 on the chart, making it the longest running solo #1 hit by a female rap artist (surpassing Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow"). Among all female rap #1s, it's the longest since 'Fancy' by Iggy Azalea ft Charli XCX (7 weeks, 2014).

- 'Truth Hurts' also takes the top spot on Radio Songs, with a weekly US audience of 116.4 million! It's the first rap song to rule on radio in over a year, since 'I Like It' hit the top of the chart back in July 2014!

- Former #1s, 'Senorita' & 'Bad Guy' rank at #2 and #3 respecitvely. The latter has now spent 6 cumulative months (26 weeks) inside the Hot 100's Top 10!

- Completing the Top 5 are two new arrivals to the tier! 'Someone You Loved' jumps 9-4 to become the Digital Sales Gainer with 21,000 downloads & gives Lewis Capaldi his first Top 5 hit in America!

- 'Panini' is also showing future chart-topper potential, as it soars 14-5 in the latest chart! Thanks to an official video and a remix, it convincingly ranks as the most watched song on US YouTube this week with 16.4 million views!

- The rest of the Top 10 is as follows: 'Ransom' by Lil Tecca (stationary at #6, fifth week atop Streaming Songs), 'No Guidance' by Chris Brown ft Drake (stationary at #7), 'Goodbyes' & 'Circles' by Post Malone (falling 3-8 and 4-9 respectively), and 'Old Town Road' by Lil Nas X making a return to the region (11-10).

- The Top 10 is posted in full below, but check beneath it for other positions revealed so far!

- Thanks for reading everyone!

Other positions revealed below the Top 10 so far tonight...

#11: Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber - I Don't Care (+2)
#13: Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey - Don't Call Me Angel (debut)
#15: Jonas Brothers - Sucker (+4)
#16: Ed Sheeran ft Khalid - Beautiful People (+7)
#19: Ariana Grande & Social House - Boyfriend (+6)
#21: Taylor Swift - You Need To Calm Down (+3)
#22: Megan Thee Stallion ft Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign - Hot Girl Summer (+6)
#23: Shawn Mendes - If I Can’t Have You (+4)
#30: Sam Smith & Normani - Dancing With A Stranger (+5)
#39: Jonas Brothers - Only Human (+8)
#44: Halsey - Graveyard (debut)
#49: Taylor Swift - Lover (=)
#50: Lizzo - Good As Hell (+1)
#54: Camila Cabello - Liar (+2)
#58: Normani - Motivation (+3)
#63: Y2K & bbno$ - Lalala (+2)
#68: Cole Swindell - Love You Too Late (+9)
#75: Drake - Behind Barz (debut)
#89: Miley Cyrus - Slide Away (-16)
#91: Blackbear - Hot Girl Bummer (debut)
#95: Camila Cabello - Shameless (-35)
#100: Thomas Rhett - Remember You Young (debut)

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

bad guy
Billie Eilish
From the album: WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
Number
4

Someone You Loved
Lewis Capaldi
From the album: Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent
Number
5

Panini
Lil Nas X
From the album: 7
Number
6

Ransom
Lil Tecca
From the album: We Love You Tecca
Number
7

No Guidance
Chris Brown featuring Drake
From the album: Indigo
Number
8

Goodbyes
Post Malone featuring Young Thug
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Number
9

Circles
Post Malone
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

Liar
Camila Cabello
From the album: Romance
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
2
Number
2 Dropout

Dance Monkey
Tones and I
From the album: The Kids Are Coming
Peak
2
Weeks
4
Number
3 Dropout

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

Lover
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
5
Number
5 Dropout

Paper Rings
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
3
Weeks
4
Number
6 Dropout

Post Malone
Sam Feldt featuring RANI
From the album: Magnets
Peak
6
Weeks
5
Number
7 Dropout

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

The Borders
Sam Fender
From the album: Hypersonic Missiles
Peak
9
Weeks
1
Number
10 Dropout

Higher Love
Kygo & Whitney Houston
From the album: Golden Hour
Peak
4
Weeks
12
Number
11 Dropout

Mambo Salentino
BoomDaBash featuring Alessandra Amoroso
From the album: Don’t Worry – Best of 2005-2020
Peak
11
Weeks
3
Number
13 Dropout

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

Cornelia Street
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
5
Weeks
4
Number
15 Dropout

Sorry
Joel Corry
From the album: Another Friday Night
Peak
15
Weeks
5
Number
16 Dropout

Don't Call Me Angel
Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey
From the album: Charlie's Angels (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Peak
16
Weeks
1
Number
17 Dropout

Torn
Ava Max
From the album: Heaven & Hell
Peak
11
Weeks
5
Number
18 Dropout

I Think He Knows
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
6
Weeks
4
Number
19 Dropout

Younger
Jonas Blue & HRVY
From the album: Blue, Can Anybody Hear Me?
Peak
19
Weeks
2
Number
20 Dropout
Would I Lie To You
T. Matthias
Peak
11
Weeks
5
Number
21 Dropout

Outnumbered
Dermot Kennedy
From the album: Without Fear
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
13
Number
22 Dropout

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

On The Road
Post Malone featuring Meek Mill & Lil Baby
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
10
Weeks
2
Number
24 Dropout

Takeaway
The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM featuring Lennon Stella
From the album: World War Joy, ASCEND
Peak
7
Weeks
8
Number
25 Dropout

Ride It
Regard
Peak
25
Weeks
3
Number
26 Dropout

Got It All
Professor Green featuring Alice Chater
From the album: M.O.T.H
Peak
26
Weeks
1
Number
27 Dropout

A Thousand Bad Times
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
9
Weeks
2
Number
28 Dropout

SOS
Avicii featuring Aloe Blacc
From the album: TIM
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
23
Number
29 Dropout

Sunflower
Post Malone & Swae Lee
From the album: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
3
Weeks
18
Number
31 Dropout

Freaking Me Out
Ava Max
Peak
31
Weeks
2
Number
32 Dropout

The Archer
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
3
Weeks
9
Number
33 Dropout

Lost
End of the World featuring Clean Bandit
Peak
2
Weeks
6
Number
34 Dropout

Ritual
Tiësto, Jonas Blue, & Rita Ora
From the album: The London Sessions
Peak
34
Weeks
1
Number
35 Dropout
We Call It House
Frost
Peak
31
Weeks
2
Number
36 Dropout

Death By A Thousand Cuts
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
23
Weeks
3
Number
37 Dropout

Die For Me
Post Malone featuring Future & Halsey
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
23
Weeks
2
Number
38 Dropout

Beautiful People
Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid
From the album: No.6 Collaborations Project
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
12
Number
39 Dropout

You Need To Calm Down
Taylor Swift
From the album: Lover
Peak
2
Weeks
14
Number
40 Dropout

Slow Dance
AJ Mitchell featuring Ava Max
From the album: Slow Dance, SKYVIEW
Peak
29
Weeks
4

A chart by

Piran

Date

September 28, 2019

Songs

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1 Lizzo – “Truth Hurts”

2 Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello – “Señorita”

3 Billie Eilish – “bad guy”

4 Lewis Capaldi – “Someone You Loved”

5 Lil Nas X – “Panini”

6 Lil Tecca – “Ransom”

7 Chris Brown ft. Drake – “No Guidance”

8 Post Malone ft. Young Thug – “Goodbyes”

9 Post Malone – “Circles”

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

DROPOUTS:

1 -- Camila Cabello – “Liar” 1(×1) 2

2 -- Tones and I – “Dance Monkey” 2 4

3 -- Taylor Swift – “Cruel Summer” 1(×3) 4

4 -- Taylor Swift – “Lover” 1(×1) 5

5 -- Taylor Swift – “Paper Rings” 3 4

6 -- Sam Feldt ft. RANI – “Post Malone” 6 5

7 -- Camila Cabello – “Shameless” 2 2

9 -- Sam Fender – “The Borders” 9 1

10 -- Kygo & Whitney Houston – “Higher Love” 4 12

11 -- BoomDaBash ft. Alessandra Amoroso – “Mambo Salentino” 11 3

13 -- Taylor Swift – “Daylight” 4 4

14 -- Taylor Swift – “Cornelia Street” 5 4

15 -- Joel Corry – “Sorry” 15 5

16 -- Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey – “Don't Call Me Angel” 16 1

17 -- Ava Max – “Torn” 11 5

18 -- Taylor Swift – “I Think He Knows” 6 4

19 -- Jonas Blue & HRVY – “Younger” 19 2

20 -- T. Matthias – “Would I Lie To You” 11 5

21 -- Dermot Kennedy – “Outnumbered” 1(×1) 13

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

23 -- Post Malone ft. Meek Mill & Lil Baby – “On The Road” 10 2

24 -- The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM ft. Lennon Stella – “Takeaway” 7 8

25 -- Regard – “Ride It” 25 3

26 -- Professor Green ft. Alice Chater – “Got It All” 26 1

27 -- Post Malone – “A Thousand Bad Times” 9 2

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

29 -- Post Malone & Swae Lee – “Sunflower” 3 18

31 -- Ava Max – “Freaking Me Out” 31 2

32 -- Taylor Swift – “The Archer” 3 9

33 -- End of the World ft. Clean Bandit – “Lost” 2 6

34 -- Tiësto, Jonas Blue, & Rita Ora – “Ritual” 34 1

35 -- Frost – “We Call It House” 31 2

36 -- Taylor Swift – “Death By A Thousand Cuts” 23 3

37 -- Post Malone ft. Future & Halsey – “Die For Me” 23 2

38 -- Ed Sheeran ft. Khalid – “Beautiful People” 1(×1) 12

39 -- Taylor Swift – “You Need To Calm Down” 2 14

40 -- AJ Mitchell ft. Ava Max – “Slow Dance” 29 4

5 Comments

Hi Piran!
Thank you for the commentary on the Billboard Hot 100 for this week.
Nice to see "Panini" in the top 5 at #5 (not #4), but I'm also surprised seeing "Old Town Road" return to the top 10, I thought the momentum died after it lost the #1 spot.
If I would rank these songs, here's how I would rank them (from favourite to least favourite):
1. Circles
2. Señorita
3. Panini
4. Goodbyes
5. Bad Guy
6. Truth Hurts
7. Old Town Road
8. Ransom
9. Someone You Loved
10. No Guidance
Also, I'm shocked that "Don't Call Me Angel" debuted below the top 10, thought because of the names attached to this song, it would be higher.
Nice commentary!

Hey Sergej! Good to see you here. :)
Yeah, I'll be posting my own commentary of the Billboard Hot 100 every Monday on here from now on, as well as my personal Top 40 songs of the week each Friday as usual!
I'm also really pleased that 'Panini' jumped to #5 (that part in my review got corrected!) & I honestly don't mind it going all the way to #1, just as long as we don't get another 19-week reign from him, haha.
On that topic, I guess 'Old Town Road' returning to the Top 10 is okay. It's still got impressive streaming & YouTube numbers, so I'm not too surprised to see it back here with how weak the lower Top 10 is right now... even if I am ridiculously tired of it at this point!
I feel like our Top 10 rankings are fairly similar, although I'd probably place 'Someone You Loved' higher despite how long it's been out for, while 'Goodbyes' would be considerably lower! It seems like we agree on 'No Guidance' being the lowest of them all here.
Again, thanks for checking this out. Nice to know that you follow the US charts regularly like I do!

You're welcome Piran!
I'm a chart watcher, not only do I regularly follow the German & US charts, but also the UK charts, the Italian charts, the sales charts on iTunes of those countries and a lot more!

Hey Piran! It's good that now you also comment on the Billboard Hot 100. Magnificent! Thank you.

Hey Rockmaker! :)
You're welcome! I'm planning on posting weekly Billboard Hot 100 commentaries here every Monday from now on.
Hope you're doing good anyway!