Doja Cat’s ‘Agora Hills’ takes the No. 1 spot Advertising signList’s Rhythmic Airplay Chart dated December 23. The new champion jumped from No. 3 after a 12% increase in plays that made it the most-played song at US rhythm radio in the tracking week of Dec. 8-14, according to Luminate.Check out the latest videos, charts and news.
“Agora Hills,” released on Kemosabe/RCA Records, gives Doja Cat the 11th Rhythmic Airplay leader and pushes the rapper/singer into a tie for ninth overall in the overall crowd among all acts. Thanks to her latest No. 1, she breaks a tie with Post Malone and ties Nicki Minaj. Here’s an updated look at the leaderboard for the most Rhythmic Airplay No. 1:
- 39, Drake
- 17, Rihanna
- 13, Bruno Mars
- 13, Chris Brown
- 13, The Weeknd
- 13, Usher
- 12, Beyoncé
- 12, Lil Wayne
- 11, Doja Cat
- 11, Nicki Minaj
- 10, Post Malone
With “Agora Hills,” Doja Cat reclaims the Rhythmic Airplay crown just five weeks after her last reign. Her previous single “Paint the Town Red” ended a seven-week run at the top of the chart dated Nov. 18, the longest stay at No. 1 for any song this year. Both tracks are featured on Doja Cat’s new album, Redwhich was released in September.
Beyond rhythmic radio, “Agora Hills” — the title of which is a nod to Agoura Hills, California, where Doja Cat spent some of her youth — extends its reach to other forms of radio. The track jumps 20-14 on the Pop Airplay chart after a 14% boost in weekly plays at mainstream top-40 stations and 7-6 on the Rap Airplay survey, where it jumps 14% in audience compared to last week’s total.
The growing radio boost lifts “Agora Hills” to 19-15 on the all-genre Radio Songs chart, up 21% to 32.8 million viewers. From this increase, the single wins the chart’s weekly Greatest Gainer award, given to the song with the biggest increase in audience numbers each week among the chart’s 50 titles.
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