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Can't understand that either. Forbes literally called God's Plan an "escapist pop smash listeners need right now", "with digestible hooks" and "extremely catchy track" from "a good guy who excels at writing escapist, candy-coated pop-rap anthems" Why wouldn't pop radio play a pop song -- especially one that has been a huge smash from the start and from someone of the likes of Drake?

Nope, that's all Rhythmic and Urban. It's not on Pop's top 50 yet. God's Plan was getting similar support tho, so it's not all that surprising. It just goes to show Drake's sway with those formats.

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The way that Whatever It Takes is still stuck at #11 and more than a thousand spins away from top 10 on pop Guess it'll take another week or so in order to pass Perfect.

The album that has his best song.

Truly 2010s biggest band. Imagine if Smoke + Mirrors hadn't flopped.

Congrats Taylor! She did that despite little to no airplay support here.

Viva la Vida being 2008's best on streaming. That's what I call taste.

He's having little to no airplay. Radio is still spinning Pray for Me, given that he neither had a radio deal nor has an adds date (yet).

Canada its power Congrats Abel!

Oh wow, Evolve is slaying at #10. Longevity always wins.

Looks like Whatever It Takes may score some extra days at #1 on Alt if Live In The Moment starts free falling.

I don't think yesterday's charts are up yet, but my Spotify desktop client is showing Call Out My Name with 5.8M total streams, so I assume that's what they are talking about.

Something's off. Believer and Thunder did well on callouts, but Whatever It Takes don't seem to be doing as well -- neither on Pop nor on Hot AC. That plus the fact the song is only now taking off on streaming will likely equal to a harder climb to the top, unfortunately.

That's true. Thunder will overtake Radioactive within the next few months. The way they have longevity on all three metrics.

Not when Young Dumb & Broke already is recurrent on Pop and is soon to be on the Hot 100 too. Never change, KIIS. Also, it's pretty weird to see that most songs on power rotation on both stations have long peaked (only The Middle, Pray for Me and God's Plan are peaking right now). It just reinforces the idea that pop radio is disconnected from the GP.

The song that was once Spotify's most-listened track (back in 2013) was bound to be outgrown, but it's still going strong. First Imagine Dragons track to achieve this. 2010s biggest rock record keeps on winning. Congrats!

Well, it is one of the best songs on pop radio atm. Zedd, Maren and Grey deserve it.

About a week later: Pop 45 +2 AJR Sober Up 563 (+432) spins, 1.344 (+0.055) AI Hot AC 34 +1 AJR Sober Up 376 (+38) spins, 1.476 (+0.146) AI Here's to hoping it will.

We love strong sellers

A third of the year in and Thunder is still #5. It's really sad it only has ~5 more weeks before going recurrent. It won't be enough to keep it on the YE top 10. + Believer is holding on to the top 40 even tho it's been recurrent for months. Hoping it's enough to sneak into the 90s and chart in two YEs.

My poor Whatever It Takes. It's gonna take 15 or more days to reach radio's top 10 this way.

Sober Up is the 2nd-most added song on Hot AC and 4th-most on Pop this week so far. Is this actually shaping up to cross over?

ID's fourth song to cross this mark (after Radioactive, Demons and Thunder). Talent won once again.

Hi there, I guess