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Ellie Goulding’s new album Brightest Blue is out 7/17.

Billie Eilish shared NOT MY RESPONSIBILITY, the short film about body shaming she produced for her recent tour.

Britney Spears formally released “Mood Ring,” a DJ Mustard-produced track previously only available on the Japanese deluxe edition Glory.

Fans think a new BTS single, “Still With You,” is dropping 6/5.

Here’s the trailer for Darren Criss’ new Amy Heckerling-directed Quibi comedy Royalties, about a fictional pop songwriting duo.

“Take this time to register to vote and raise your voice,” she wrote.

Lady Gaga postponed her Chromatica listening party on Friday, given the civil unrest over George Floyd’s murder.

Two natural superstars just dripping with charisma, and yet the tectonic beat and the prodigious dancing kids in the video outshine them. Said “Savage” drops to #2 on the Hot 100, followed by DaBaby’s “Rockstar,” the Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights,” Doja Cat’s “Say So,” Drake’s “Toosie Slide,” Dua Lipa’s “Don’t Start Now” (which rose from #8 to #7), Roddy Ricch’s “The Box,” and Justin Bieber’s “Intentions.” The top 10 is rounded out by Future and Drake’s “Life Is Good.” POP FIVE Gaga also becomes the third solo act to have topped the Hot 100 in the ’00s, ’10s, and ’20s, following Mariah Carey (who achieved the feat with “All I Want For Christmas Is You” in January) and Beyoncé, who matched that after her and Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage” went #1 last week. That ties 19 for the record for most Hot 100 #1 debuts in a given year. “Rain On Me” is the 39th song ever to debut at the top of the chart, and the fourth to do so this year. It drew 31.4 million US streams and 11.1 million audience impressions.

It’s Gaga’s fifth #1 and Grande’s fourth - the latter’s latest came just a couple weeks ago with her Justin Bieber collab “Stuck With U.” It notched 72,000 downloads throughout the week ending on 5/28 thanks to digital downloads that accompanied physical cassettes, CD, and vinyl singles. The Chromatica single was released a week before the album itself came out. Over on the Hot 100, Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s “Rain On Me” debuted at #1. After them, Polo G slipped to #5, followed by Drake, DaBaby, the Weeknd, Lil Uzi Vert, and Post Malone, whose Hollywood’s Bleeding rounds out the top 10. It’s the group’s third top 10 album - they made it to #1 with 2016’s I Like It When You Sleep… 2018’s A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships debuted at #4. Debuting at #4 is the 1975’s Notes On A Conditional Form, which earned 54,000 units - 39,000 of those were from album sales. Billboard reports that it had 111,000 equivalent album units, nearly all of them from streaming.Ĭoming in at #2 is Lil Baby’s latest My Turn - the former chart-topper rose one spot on the new chart with 65,000 equivalent units, beating out last week’s #1, Future’s High Off Life, which drops to #3 with 61,000 units. Gunna earned his first #1 album this week with Wunna, which debuted at the top of the Billboard 200. Whether gently cooing or locking into rap-like cadences, both his voice and his perspective stand out, even at a time when seemingly every white singer-songwriter dude is flexing a hip-hop influence. His tenor just happens to be particularly high-pitched, which lends a fragile innocence to his thoughtful words about mental health, romance, existential crises, and other subjects you might expect a borderline millennial/Gen Z to fixate on. In fact, Benjamin turned 26 last week, the day before he released his major-label debut album These Two Windows. Or maybe this was one of those prepubescent success stories, like Walmart yodel boy-turned-Lil Nas X collaborator Mason Ramsey. The first time I heard an Alec Benjamin song, I wondered if he was microdosing helium. Truthfully, I can only speak from my own experience. No, the initial reason folks stop what they’re doing and pay attention when this guy opens his mouth is because his voice is kind of weird! This isn’t necessarily because he has something meaningful to say, though I’d argue that Benjamin is a more substantial lyricist than your average lite-pop singer-songwriter.