I noticed that on one of the Jhene Aiko songs that debuted this week, Tyga wasn't credited for his feature on "Like, Whatever". Did someone at Billboard forget to add him?
Look, I love “Man I Need” as a song so much, but why is it still here? Even “Choosin’ Texas” feels like it’s still quite big now. Like, I just can’t make sense of how when it comes to #2 hits, it would be bigger than “Counting Stars” or even “Birds of a Feather” if we’re talking the same decade 😮💨.
Well, I’m still cheering it on, hopefully it becomes the 2nd biggest hit of this year…
Community Question If every week of the Billboard Hot 100 since its inception in August 1958 had a countdown video with a dedicated community like we have now, which era of the top 10 would you want to experience? Ignore everything that could be happening in history and just focus on the songs that were charting at the time.
My personal pick would be winter 2013-14 because a lot of the songs I am fond of now peaked at that period. Honorable mentions to 2007 and every week Foreigner’s “Waiting For A Girl Like You” and Missy Elliott’s “Work It” were at #2.
Guys, don’t get too comfortable with seeing ‘I Knew It, I Knew You’ dropping 3 places because I don’t entirely think that means it’ll be out of here soon. I am very certain it will regain starting soon, because as of tomorrow, Toy Story 5 is coming to Disney+. I mean yeah that’s not bad news of course, and I actually think this song is pretty okay, but yeah, just don’t get too comfortable thinking it will be gone soon. That’s all I’m saying.
Nobody in chat has supported her online more than me other than Miranda ofc. She helped co write Choosin Texas and if I lost you already you probably don't know country music baby!
1) Olivia Rodrigo – Expectations (=) Peak: 1 (2 wks) Weeks in top 10: 6
2) Dropkick Murphys ft. Stephanie Dougherty – The Dirty Glass (=) Peak: 1 (7 wks) Weeks in top 10: 11
3) Jay-Z ft. Gonjasufi – Nickels And Dimes (+2) Peak: 1 (3 wks) Weeks in top 10: 12
4) Shaboozey – Anabelle (-1) Peak: 3 Weeks in top 10: 13
5) Olivia Rodrigo – Stupid Song (+1) Peak: 5 Weeks in top 10: 3
6) Cowboy Junkies – 200 More Miles (+27) Peak: 6 Weeks in top 10: 1
7) Sydney Rose – I Think Of How It Ends (+2) Peak: 7 Weeks in top 10: 5
8) Cowboy Junkies – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry (+12) Peak: 8 Weeks in top 10: 1
9) Kendrick Lamar – Backseat Freestyle (-5) Peak: 2 Weeks in top 10: 10
10) Ariana Grande – Bad Thing (Bunny Hop) (-2) Peak: 8 Weeks in top 10: 4
Leaving this week: Blur – London Loves Doechii ft. SZA – Girl, Get Up Entering this week: Cowboy Junkies – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry Cowboy Junkies – 200 More Miles
Man, I don’t get excited when I see what a big hit is these days on the charts. The entire top 3 feels so unremarkable and easy to tune out, to me at least.
When I see ‘Choosin Texas’ as the #1 song in the country right now, it feels less like a massive hit song conquering the cultural conversation (7 months after its first week at the top, mind you), and instead just feels like… the best-selling brand of toilet paper of the week. Something that is so unimportant to expend any thought on. Something mundane.
Congrats to Ella Langley for breaking the record, yes I really like “Choosin’ Texas” but it’s not worthy being the longest-running #1, but congrats nonetheless
Taylor Swift has a new single, “Patient Zero”, that will be out this Friday and I’m hoping that will end the run of “Choosin’ Texas” after 24 weeks at the top (since it’ll hold next week)
It’s also fascinating to see “Dracula” re-peak nearly a year into its chart run
‘Bby Wow’ equals the highest charting song of Karol G’s career. It matches ‘TQG’ with Shakira from 2023. With its current momentum, I could see her entering the Top 5 next week and that would be a real positive. I’m also amazed that ‘Dracula’ returns to its peak after all this time.
In the past six weeks, we’ve had only one new song in the Top 10. I’m sorry, but there’s no excuse for the sheer lack of excitement or movement at this point. Hopefully Adéla can break through with ‘Nicole Kidman’ or ‘Ain’t In LA’ if either of them get a radio push. Her streaming numbers are huge.
@chapter7thomas On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
In two weeks, the new title by Taylor Swift will no doubt knock off Ella from the #1 spot after 24 weeks at #1.
@Ashley1151 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Where is bad taste by Freya Skye
@GraysonTheVoiceActor-p9l On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
I noticed that on one of the Jhene Aiko songs that debuted this week, Tyga wasn't credited for his feature on "Like, Whatever". Did someone at Billboard forget to add him?
@imnoopYT On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
ella langley the queen 🔥
@reginasuangco8563 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Congratulations Ella!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@zahraalmairaismail1413 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Look, I love “Man I Need” as a song so much, but why is it still here? Even “Choosin’ Texas” feels like it’s still quite big now. Like, I just can’t make sense of how when it comes to #2 hits, it would be bigger than “Counting Stars” or even “Birds of a Feather” if we’re talking the same decade 😮💨.
Well, I’m still cheering it on, hopefully it becomes the 2nd biggest hit of this year…
@zahraalmairaismail1413 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Community Question
If every week of the Billboard Hot 100 since its inception in August 1958 had a countdown video with a dedicated community like we have now, which era of the top 10 would you want to experience? Ignore everything that could be happening in history and just focus on the songs that were charting at the time.
My personal pick would be winter 2013-14 because a lot of the songs I am fond of now peaked at that period. Honorable mentions to 2007 and every week Foreigner’s “Waiting For A Girl Like You” and Missy Elliott’s “Work It” were at #2.
@K-popwold-2k On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Ella !❤❤❤❤ Karol g❤❤❤ and Jennie and Tana implant ❤
@jadenthemusicfreak On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Guys, don’t get too comfortable with seeing ‘I Knew It, I Knew You’ dropping 3 places because I don’t entirely think that means it’ll be out of here soon. I am very certain it will regain starting soon, because as of tomorrow, Toy Story 5 is coming to Disney+. I mean yeah that’s not bad news of course, and I actually think this song is pretty okay, but yeah, just don’t get too comfortable thinking it will be gone soon. That’s all I’m saying.
@Practice19 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Nobody in chat has supported her online more than me other than Miranda ofc. She helped co write Choosin Texas and if I lost you already you probably don't know country music baby!
Congrats Ladies!
@SelenaYanz On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
9 Songs with female singers in the 10
Ella Langley
Ariana Grande
Taylor Swift
Olivia Dean
Karol G
Jennie
Stella
@jadenthemusicfreak On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Jaden's top 10 songs of the week:
(09/22/2026)
1) Olivia Rodrigo – Expectations (=)
Peak: 1 (2 wks)
Weeks in top 10: 6
2) Dropkick Murphys ft. Stephanie Dougherty – The Dirty Glass (=)
Peak: 1 (7 wks)
Weeks in top 10: 11
3) Jay-Z ft. Gonjasufi – Nickels And Dimes (+2)
Peak: 1 (3 wks)
Weeks in top 10: 12
4) Shaboozey – Anabelle (-1)
Peak: 3
Weeks in top 10: 13
5) Olivia Rodrigo – Stupid Song (+1)
Peak: 5
Weeks in top 10: 3
6) Cowboy Junkies – 200 More Miles (+27)
Peak: 6
Weeks in top 10: 1
7) Sydney Rose – I Think Of How It Ends (+2)
Peak: 7
Weeks in top 10: 5
8) Cowboy Junkies – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry (+12)
Peak: 8
Weeks in top 10: 1
9) Kendrick Lamar – Backseat Freestyle (-5)
Peak: 2
Weeks in top 10: 10
10) Ariana Grande – Bad Thing (Bunny Hop) (-2)
Peak: 8
Weeks in top 10: 4
Leaving this week:
Blur – London Loves
Doechii ft. SZA – Girl, Get Up
Entering this week:
Cowboy Junkies – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
Cowboy Junkies – 200 More Miles
@jadenthemusicfreak On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Man, I don’t get excited when I see what a big hit is these days on the charts. The entire top 3 feels so unremarkable and easy to tune out, to me at least.
When I see ‘Choosin Texas’ as the #1 song in the country right now, it feels less like a massive hit song conquering the cultural conversation (7 months after its first week at the top, mind you), and instead just feels like… the best-selling brand of toilet paper of the week. Something that is so unimportant to expend any thought on. Something mundane.
@SelenaYanz On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Congratulations Ella Langley
"Choosin Texas" Week 23 #1
@SelenaYanz On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Karol G BBY second week in the Top 10
Same TQG
@SelenaYanz On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Finally "Choosin Texas" make 23 weeks in the #1
AIWFCIY second place
@SelenaYanz On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Mariah Carey : I don't know her 😅
@losmillonariosgallinas On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Choosing Texas🤢🤢🤢
@GraysonTheVoiceActor-p9l On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Only 3 more weeks for the tracking year, we can do this guys
@TreyJohnson-b8g On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Congrats to spending 23 weeks at number 1 Choosin Texas.
It’s Good to see Dracula rise and spend a 3rd week at number 5
@JCnCharles On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
Congrats to Ella Langley for breaking the record, yes I really like “Choosin’ Texas” but it’s not worthy being the longest-running #1, but congrats nonetheless
Taylor Swift has a new single, “Patient Zero”, that will be out this Friday and I’m hoping that will end the run of “Choosin’ Texas” after 24 weeks at the top (since it’ll hold next week)
It’s also fascinating to see “Dracula” re-peak nearly a year into its chart run
@piran1807 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
‘Bby Wow’ equals the highest charting song of Karol G’s career. It matches ‘TQG’ with Shakira from 2023. With its current momentum, I could see her entering the Top 5 next week and that would be a real positive. I’m also amazed that ‘Dracula’ returns to its peak after all this time.
@piran1807 On September 23, 2026 at 2:52 pm
In the past six weeks, we’ve had only one new song in the Top 10. I’m sorry, but there’s no excuse for the sheer lack of excitement or movement at this point. Hopefully Adéla can break through with ‘Nicole Kidman’ or
‘Ain’t In LA’ if either of them get a radio push. Her streaming numbers are huge.