The song launches on multiple charts, making the highest start on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay in 30 years.
If The Beach Boys felt threatened by the Fab Four’s explosive arrival, they were not going down without a fight.
Plus: Lil Wayne, ENHYPEN, Addison Rae, My Chemical Romance and Turnstile shake up the top 10.
The Sheffield-formed group last hit the top spot in 1997 with This is Hardcore.
It's Carpenter's fourth No. 1 single in a little over a year.
The final of the group's three No. 1 singles was a brilliant but bittersweet success.
“I set out to blend traditional country instrumentation with a modern edge,” Green tells Billboard.
This week's Trending Up features the most-streamed songs for the legendary band after its leader's passing, as well as some heartbreak gains for Coldplay and more.
Sly & the Family Stone's second Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 started to take a very different tone from its first, but with equally powerful and funky results.
Mrs. GREEN APPLE's “KUSUSHIKI” holds at No. 3.
