23-07-2025, 23:23
US HOT 100 22.06.25 #41
THE TOP TEN:
10. Die With A Smile - Lady Gaga/Bruno Mars (No change/48 weeks in chart)
9. Lose Control - Teddy Swims (No change/100 weeks in chart/first song to reach 100 weeks in chart/70 weeks in top ten)
8. What Did I Miss? - Drake (Down 6/2 weeks in the chart)
7. Love Me Not—Ravyn Lenae (Up 5/NEW PEAK/16 weeks in chart)
6. A Bar Song (Tipsy)—Shaboozey (Down 1/66 weeks in chart)
5. Just In Case - Morgan Wallen (Down 1/17 weeks in chart)
4. Golden - Huntr/X/Ejae/Audrey Nuna/Rei Ami (Up 2/NEW PEAK/4 weeks in chart)
3. What I Want—Morgan Wallen/Tate McRae (No change/9 weeks in chart)
2. Daisies—Justin Bieber (NEW)
1. Ordinary - Alex Warren (No change/7 weeks No. 1/23 weeks in chart)
NEW ENTRIES:
95. M.T.B.T.T.F - Clipse (7/10)
93. Shyne—Travis Scott/Glorilla (5.9/10)
92. The Birds Don't Sing—Clipse/John Legend & Voices Of Fire (7.5/10)
86. 405 - Justin Bieber (6.1/10)
It's what we've heard already but with a few more pop elements.
84. Dadz Love—Justin Bieber/Lil B (7/10)
Just over two minutes of more relaxing soul where Lil B keeps up the pace in a good way; I also believe this is my first listen to Lil B.
83. Glory Voice Memo - Justin Bieber (4/10)
This kind of does sound as if it was recorded on a worse device, with the shakiness and sound quality sounding a lot less than the others. This felt like a segment that could be taken off "SWAG."
79. Too Long—Justin Bieber (5.9/10)
It's like "Yukon," but with more of a Chris Brown-ish kind of vibe and less sweetness; unexpectedly, it also felt repetitive of the current album's style.
78. Ace Trumpets - Clipse (7.9/10)
74. Where Was You - Travis Scott/Playboi Carti/Future (8/10)
72. 2000 Excursion - Travis Scott/Check Wes/Don Toliver (4/10)
70. Swag—Justin Bieber/Cash Cobain/Eddie Benjamin (2.5/10)
What even is Justin doing at this point? "Swag" sounds like a bowl of nothingness, with mumbling on top of a generic mix that sounds like the overlapping complimented nothing. And Cash Cobain as a feature? I'd rather not.
68. In Your Fantasy - ATEEZ (5/10)
After the disappointing "Lemon Drop," the band returns with a loud synth Korean dance song that doesn't make the best use of its sexual energy and instead falls below the mark. The song itself does have its edge to usual K-pop with the synth, tuning, and intenseness branding into a sound that K-pop doesn't usually go for, especially with the intenseness.
65. P.O.V.—Clipse/Tyler, The Creator (8.3/10)
62. So Be It - Clipse (8.2/10)
59. First Place - Justin Bieber (7.6/10)
Another song about relationships where Justin feels like he has somewhat of a passion in the music, I feel like some of these tracks (like this one) are trying for the lyrical appeal.
57. Sweet Spot - Justin Bieber/Sexyy Red (3.8/10)
DAWG WHAT IS THIS??? ??? The album was going down a lovely route, and then suddenly it comes to a halt with yet another artist featuring Sexyy Red, where she raps about putting male genitals up her butt, BUT WHY? Yeah… I can admit that Justin's lines had a little groove and the right amount of summer sexiness, but Sexyy came in so open with her lyricism that it doesn't fit the cuteness of the album but instead feels like a sex worker is going overtime on the clock and wants to get their job done ASAP.
56. Devotion—Justin Bieber/Dijon (7.7/10)
It's like something from "Shawn" by Shawn Mendes but with a slow rhythm twist. A very dreamy acoustic song that sounds good for sleep, pretty walks, or a comfortable moment. Instead of trying to add a rap feature or make it something it's not, the track and feature both feel like they have devotion to making something that truly highlights their vocal composure in a very real way; this song feels like a warm hug.
54. Dumbo - Travis Scott (3.9/10)
53. Champagne & Vacay—Travis Scott/Don Toliver (3.4/10)
Weird screaming inputs that are churned out repeatedly onto verses that feel like they're at an artificial intelligence level of creative—this song is why Travis Scott doesn't excel at what he does, because quite frankly a lot of his discography is something that's made out of mumbled trapped lines, often in a darker tone, with the album's singles not even impressing me. Skip.
50. Kick Out - Travis Scott (3.9/10)
I didn't want to have to relisten for a review, but since it's the highest-charting song by Travis, I guess I have to. Oh, boy. So a short summary on the new "JACKBOYS 2" album: every song felt like it made minimum effort to push Scott's career forward, and in total the album only had ONE good song. I know, very disappointing. From the album we have another soulless throwaway, "Kick Out," which is quite honestly embarrassing. I could be nicer, but Travis doesn't seem like a nice guy… so let's be real here: the uncredited vocals from 21 Savage are unnecessary and interruptthe song. Not like I'm missing much anyway; Travis has his usual trap hook that gains speed as the song goes on. Everything about the pitch to the tuned sound is so expected, as Travis never switches it up. Bad.
49. Butterflies - Justin Bieber (7/10)
The song starts with Justin's viral "Money" clip where he tells paparazzi that they just care about money; the song then goes into a light and easy listen that includes a more pop-friendly side of Justin.
42. Chains & Whips—Clipse/Kendrick Lamar (8.2/10)
I'm yet to hear the Clipse album "Let God Sort Em Out," but this was for sure the song I was most excited to hear, and I will say that it set a high bar for the album. "Chains & Whips" partly sounds like Lamar's older rap music but with a more modern and less experimental side, where the song uses loud and clearly noticeable horns along with guitar and drums, which doesn't make a radio sound but instead uses the sounds often by themselves to showcase the song's parts rather than making a big production. It's a good song; I may hear the album in full.
37. Walking Away—Justin Bieber (6.5/10)
A guitar-drum pattern that uses simple instrumental forms along with vocals that don't feel amongst the most natural from him, but despite that there's still some form of comfort here that makes me partially enjoy this.
35. Things You Do—Justin Bieber (7.8/10)
"Things You Do" talks about the weight small things can have in a relationship; it does this in a similar formation to the rest of the album, but in a simplicity that can be sweet. A good song for sleeping.
33. Way It Is - Justin Bieber/Gunna (7.9/10)
I like this type of Gunna better; he feels more composed at a relaxed level where you can really process the song and soak it in, and I genuinely think this was a good rap feature. He helped bring out a weightlessness feel, not as much as Bieber, but he still did.
28. Jump—BLACKPINK (3.6/10)
I think too much focus was put into the bass and loop and an action-packed production rather than trying to maintain quality. This is your typical bad bitch K-pop song that happens to make you anything but care.
21. All I Can Take—Justin Bieber (4/10)
A summery-ish, slow-moving song where Justin's tuning doesn't really add to the song, and as a whole the song feels flat-out dull.
18. Go Baby—Justin Bieber (6.9/10)
This felt heartfelt, and whilst it has an appeal of meaning, I think critically speaking this isn't his finest work. I'll take it, though.
17. Yukon - Justin Bieber (7.2/10)
Ok, we're working with something. The way the mix started was making me think that this was going to be another lazy "DAISIES"-type "ballad, but instead I think the mixing went well. Of course, this still is kind of basic, but it has a sweetness to it with the feminine slow vocals on top of the acoustic love song. It all felt ever so simple, but it still had a bit of Justin's charm.
2. Daisies - Justin Bieber (5.2/10)
Bland R&B with some guitar that doesn't give much but only matches the R&B energy. The small save for me was Justin's vocals providing the signature smoothness that Bieber is known for.
NOTEABLE CHANGES:
Songs that climbed 10 spots or more:
25. Soda Pop - Saja Boys (Up 10) [HIGHEST CLIMBER]
Songs that fell 10 spots or more:
100. Malboro Rojo - Fuerza Regida (Down 23)
99. Rather Lie - Playboi Carti/The Weeknd (Down 26)
98. Twilight Zone - Ariana Grande (Down 20)
97. Eoo—Bad Bunny (Down 13)
96. Neuvayol—Bad Bunny (Down 30)
94. Party 4 U—Charli XCX (Down 27)
91. TN - Morgan Wallen (Down 27)
89. Whim Whammie - PLUTO/YKNIECE (Down 29) [HIGHEST FALLER]
88. Hard Fought Hallelujah - Brandon Lake/Jelly Roll (Down 20)
87. Your Way's Better - Forrest Frank (Down 18)
82. House Again—Hudson Westbrook (Down 17)
80. Fix What You Didn't Break - Nate Smith (Down 17)
77. Bottle Rockets—Scotty McCreery & Hootie & The Blowfish (Down 15)
75. River Washed Hair - Zach Bryan (Down 22)
73. Indigo - Sam Barber/Avery Anna (Down 12)
71. Superman - Morgan Wallen (Down 14)
69. Amen - Shaboozey/Jelly Roll (Down 11)
67. I Ain't Comin' Back—Morgan Wallen/Post Malone (Down 13)
66. Wildflower - Billie Eilish (Down 10)
63. Just Keep Watching - Tate McRae (Down 11)
61. Outside—Cardi B (Down 22)
60. 20 Cigarettes - Morgan Wallen (Down 11)
58. 6 Months Later - Megan Moroney (Down 10)
48. Love Somebody - Morgan Wallen (Down 10)
46. 30 For 30—SZA/Kendrick Lamar (Down 10)
45. Weren't For The Wind - Ella Langley (Down 20)
40. APT. - ROSÉ/Bruno Mars (Down 10)
39. Anxiety—Doechii (Down 11)
31. Nokia - Drake (Down 10)
Songs that reached a new peak or repeaked (excluding new entries or songs that stuck at their peak):
25. Soda Pop—Saja Boys
24. Good News—Shaboozey
23. How It's Done—Huntr/X/Ejae/Audrey Nuna/Rei Ami
14. Your Idol—Saja Boys
7. Love Me Not - Ravyn Lenae
4. Golden - Huntr/X/Ejae/Audrey Nuna/Rei Ami
BEST AND WORST:
New Entries:
BEST—P.O.V.—Clipse/Tyler, The Creator
WORST—Swag—Justin Bieber/Cash Cobain/Eddie Benjamin
Whole top 100:
BEST - Lose Control - Teddy Swims
WORST—WHIM WHAMMIE—PLUTO/YKNIECE
NEXT WEEK'S PREDICTIONS:
Possible new entries for Tommy Richman, Alex Warren, Zach Bryan, Skye Newman, Jessie Murph & more!
THE TOP TEN:
10. Die With A Smile - Lady Gaga/Bruno Mars (No change/48 weeks in chart)
9. Lose Control - Teddy Swims (No change/100 weeks in chart/first song to reach 100 weeks in chart/70 weeks in top ten)
8. What Did I Miss? - Drake (Down 6/2 weeks in the chart)
7. Love Me Not—Ravyn Lenae (Up 5/NEW PEAK/16 weeks in chart)
6. A Bar Song (Tipsy)—Shaboozey (Down 1/66 weeks in chart)
5. Just In Case - Morgan Wallen (Down 1/17 weeks in chart)
4. Golden - Huntr/X/Ejae/Audrey Nuna/Rei Ami (Up 2/NEW PEAK/4 weeks in chart)
3. What I Want—Morgan Wallen/Tate McRae (No change/9 weeks in chart)
2. Daisies—Justin Bieber (NEW)
1. Ordinary - Alex Warren (No change/7 weeks No. 1/23 weeks in chart)
NEW ENTRIES:
95. M.T.B.T.T.F - Clipse (7/10)
93. Shyne—Travis Scott/Glorilla (5.9/10)
92. The Birds Don't Sing—Clipse/John Legend & Voices Of Fire (7.5/10)
86. 405 - Justin Bieber (6.1/10)
It's what we've heard already but with a few more pop elements.
84. Dadz Love—Justin Bieber/Lil B (7/10)
Just over two minutes of more relaxing soul where Lil B keeps up the pace in a good way; I also believe this is my first listen to Lil B.
83. Glory Voice Memo - Justin Bieber (4/10)
This kind of does sound as if it was recorded on a worse device, with the shakiness and sound quality sounding a lot less than the others. This felt like a segment that could be taken off "SWAG."
79. Too Long—Justin Bieber (5.9/10)
It's like "Yukon," but with more of a Chris Brown-ish kind of vibe and less sweetness; unexpectedly, it also felt repetitive of the current album's style.
78. Ace Trumpets - Clipse (7.9/10)
74. Where Was You - Travis Scott/Playboi Carti/Future (8/10)
72. 2000 Excursion - Travis Scott/Check Wes/Don Toliver (4/10)
70. Swag—Justin Bieber/Cash Cobain/Eddie Benjamin (2.5/10)
What even is Justin doing at this point? "Swag" sounds like a bowl of nothingness, with mumbling on top of a generic mix that sounds like the overlapping complimented nothing. And Cash Cobain as a feature? I'd rather not.
68. In Your Fantasy - ATEEZ (5/10)
After the disappointing "Lemon Drop," the band returns with a loud synth Korean dance song that doesn't make the best use of its sexual energy and instead falls below the mark. The song itself does have its edge to usual K-pop with the synth, tuning, and intenseness branding into a sound that K-pop doesn't usually go for, especially with the intenseness.
65. P.O.V.—Clipse/Tyler, The Creator (8.3/10)
62. So Be It - Clipse (8.2/10)
59. First Place - Justin Bieber (7.6/10)
Another song about relationships where Justin feels like he has somewhat of a passion in the music, I feel like some of these tracks (like this one) are trying for the lyrical appeal.
57. Sweet Spot - Justin Bieber/Sexyy Red (3.8/10)
DAWG WHAT IS THIS??? ??? The album was going down a lovely route, and then suddenly it comes to a halt with yet another artist featuring Sexyy Red, where she raps about putting male genitals up her butt, BUT WHY? Yeah… I can admit that Justin's lines had a little groove and the right amount of summer sexiness, but Sexyy came in so open with her lyricism that it doesn't fit the cuteness of the album but instead feels like a sex worker is going overtime on the clock and wants to get their job done ASAP.
56. Devotion—Justin Bieber/Dijon (7.7/10)
It's like something from "Shawn" by Shawn Mendes but with a slow rhythm twist. A very dreamy acoustic song that sounds good for sleep, pretty walks, or a comfortable moment. Instead of trying to add a rap feature or make it something it's not, the track and feature both feel like they have devotion to making something that truly highlights their vocal composure in a very real way; this song feels like a warm hug.
54. Dumbo - Travis Scott (3.9/10)
53. Champagne & Vacay—Travis Scott/Don Toliver (3.4/10)
Weird screaming inputs that are churned out repeatedly onto verses that feel like they're at an artificial intelligence level of creative—this song is why Travis Scott doesn't excel at what he does, because quite frankly a lot of his discography is something that's made out of mumbled trapped lines, often in a darker tone, with the album's singles not even impressing me. Skip.
50. Kick Out - Travis Scott (3.9/10)
I didn't want to have to relisten for a review, but since it's the highest-charting song by Travis, I guess I have to. Oh, boy. So a short summary on the new "JACKBOYS 2" album: every song felt like it made minimum effort to push Scott's career forward, and in total the album only had ONE good song. I know, very disappointing. From the album we have another soulless throwaway, "Kick Out," which is quite honestly embarrassing. I could be nicer, but Travis doesn't seem like a nice guy… so let's be real here: the uncredited vocals from 21 Savage are unnecessary and interruptthe song. Not like I'm missing much anyway; Travis has his usual trap hook that gains speed as the song goes on. Everything about the pitch to the tuned sound is so expected, as Travis never switches it up. Bad.
49. Butterflies - Justin Bieber (7/10)
The song starts with Justin's viral "Money" clip where he tells paparazzi that they just care about money; the song then goes into a light and easy listen that includes a more pop-friendly side of Justin.
42. Chains & Whips—Clipse/Kendrick Lamar (8.2/10)
I'm yet to hear the Clipse album "Let God Sort Em Out," but this was for sure the song I was most excited to hear, and I will say that it set a high bar for the album. "Chains & Whips" partly sounds like Lamar's older rap music but with a more modern and less experimental side, where the song uses loud and clearly noticeable horns along with guitar and drums, which doesn't make a radio sound but instead uses the sounds often by themselves to showcase the song's parts rather than making a big production. It's a good song; I may hear the album in full.
37. Walking Away—Justin Bieber (6.5/10)
A guitar-drum pattern that uses simple instrumental forms along with vocals that don't feel amongst the most natural from him, but despite that there's still some form of comfort here that makes me partially enjoy this.
35. Things You Do—Justin Bieber (7.8/10)
"Things You Do" talks about the weight small things can have in a relationship; it does this in a similar formation to the rest of the album, but in a simplicity that can be sweet. A good song for sleeping.
33. Way It Is - Justin Bieber/Gunna (7.9/10)
I like this type of Gunna better; he feels more composed at a relaxed level where you can really process the song and soak it in, and I genuinely think this was a good rap feature. He helped bring out a weightlessness feel, not as much as Bieber, but he still did.
28. Jump—BLACKPINK (3.6/10)
I think too much focus was put into the bass and loop and an action-packed production rather than trying to maintain quality. This is your typical bad bitch K-pop song that happens to make you anything but care.
21. All I Can Take—Justin Bieber (4/10)
A summery-ish, slow-moving song where Justin's tuning doesn't really add to the song, and as a whole the song feels flat-out dull.
18. Go Baby—Justin Bieber (6.9/10)
This felt heartfelt, and whilst it has an appeal of meaning, I think critically speaking this isn't his finest work. I'll take it, though.
17. Yukon - Justin Bieber (7.2/10)
Ok, we're working with something. The way the mix started was making me think that this was going to be another lazy "DAISIES"-type "ballad, but instead I think the mixing went well. Of course, this still is kind of basic, but it has a sweetness to it with the feminine slow vocals on top of the acoustic love song. It all felt ever so simple, but it still had a bit of Justin's charm.
2. Daisies - Justin Bieber (5.2/10)
Bland R&B with some guitar that doesn't give much but only matches the R&B energy. The small save for me was Justin's vocals providing the signature smoothness that Bieber is known for.
NOTEABLE CHANGES:
Songs that climbed 10 spots or more:
25. Soda Pop - Saja Boys (Up 10) [HIGHEST CLIMBER]
Songs that fell 10 spots or more:
100. Malboro Rojo - Fuerza Regida (Down 23)
99. Rather Lie - Playboi Carti/The Weeknd (Down 26)
98. Twilight Zone - Ariana Grande (Down 20)
97. Eoo—Bad Bunny (Down 13)
96. Neuvayol—Bad Bunny (Down 30)
94. Party 4 U—Charli XCX (Down 27)
91. TN - Morgan Wallen (Down 27)
89. Whim Whammie - PLUTO/YKNIECE (Down 29) [HIGHEST FALLER]
88. Hard Fought Hallelujah - Brandon Lake/Jelly Roll (Down 20)
87. Your Way's Better - Forrest Frank (Down 18)
82. House Again—Hudson Westbrook (Down 17)
80. Fix What You Didn't Break - Nate Smith (Down 17)
77. Bottle Rockets—Scotty McCreery & Hootie & The Blowfish (Down 15)
75. River Washed Hair - Zach Bryan (Down 22)
73. Indigo - Sam Barber/Avery Anna (Down 12)
71. Superman - Morgan Wallen (Down 14)
69. Amen - Shaboozey/Jelly Roll (Down 11)
67. I Ain't Comin' Back—Morgan Wallen/Post Malone (Down 13)
66. Wildflower - Billie Eilish (Down 10)
63. Just Keep Watching - Tate McRae (Down 11)
61. Outside—Cardi B (Down 22)
60. 20 Cigarettes - Morgan Wallen (Down 11)
58. 6 Months Later - Megan Moroney (Down 10)
48. Love Somebody - Morgan Wallen (Down 10)
46. 30 For 30—SZA/Kendrick Lamar (Down 10)
45. Weren't For The Wind - Ella Langley (Down 20)
40. APT. - ROSÉ/Bruno Mars (Down 10)
39. Anxiety—Doechii (Down 11)
31. Nokia - Drake (Down 10)
Songs that reached a new peak or repeaked (excluding new entries or songs that stuck at their peak):
25. Soda Pop—Saja Boys
24. Good News—Shaboozey
23. How It's Done—Huntr/X/Ejae/Audrey Nuna/Rei Ami
14. Your Idol—Saja Boys
7. Love Me Not - Ravyn Lenae
4. Golden - Huntr/X/Ejae/Audrey Nuna/Rei Ami
BEST AND WORST:
New Entries:
BEST—P.O.V.—Clipse/Tyler, The Creator
WORST—Swag—Justin Bieber/Cash Cobain/Eddie Benjamin
Whole top 100:
BEST - Lose Control - Teddy Swims
WORST—WHIM WHAMMIE—PLUTO/YKNIECE
NEXT WEEK'S PREDICTIONS:
Possible new entries for Tommy Richman, Alex Warren, Zach Bryan, Skye Newman, Jessie Murph & more!