This ranking for the USA, dated 21 June 2026, reflects the popularity of the most listened-to and best-selling current and new singles over a week. It therefore provides the most representative information possible

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	2	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
2	1	8	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
3	10	3	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
4	6	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
5	4	4	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
6	3	8	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
7	5	8	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
8	7	8	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
9	13	8	ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
10	9	8	SOMBR	Homewrecker
11	11	8	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
12	8	8	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
13	14	8	LUKE COMBS	Be By You
14	22	4	YUNG MIAMI	Spend Dat
15	16	8	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
16	23	8	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
17	49	8	MORGAN WALLEN	Don't We
18	15	8	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
19	12	8	FRENCH MONTANA & MAX B	Ever Since U Left Me (I Went Deaf)
20	19	5	DRAKE	Janice STFU
21	18	8	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
22	17	6	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
23	20	8	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
24	21	8	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
25	25	8	HARDY, ERIC CHURCH, MORGAN WALLEN & TIM MCGRAW	McArthur
26	33	8	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
27	30	8	LUKE COMBS	Sleepless In A Hotel Room
28	27	8	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
29	28	8	PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSON	Stateside
30	80	2	BTS	Come Over
31	24	8	T.I.	Let 'Em Know
32	34	8	DEXTER AND THE MOONROCKS	Freakin' Out
33	29	3	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
34	31	8	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
35	NEW	1	BLAKE SHELTON	Let Him In Anyway
36	NEW	1	LOCASH & PARMALEE	Let The Country Music Play
37	35	6	FORREST FRANK	Okay!
38	41	6	ELLA LANGLEY	Dandelion
39	37	8	ONEREPUBLIC	Need Your Love
40	39	8	BTS	Swim
41	38	8	ELEVATION WORSHIP & CHANDLER MOORE	God I'm Just Grateful
42	42	5	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
43	43	8	JOSH ROSS	Hate How You Look
44	92	2	LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE	Iconic By Mistake
45	NEW	1	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Stupid Song
46	46	8	JASON ALDEAN	Don't Tell On Me
47	32	8	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
48	50	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Loving Life Again
49	51	5	JUSTIN BIEBER	Speed Demon
50	NEW	1	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' To The Sun
51	52	8	MEGAN MORONEY	Beautiful Things
52	26	7	DJO	End Of Beginning
53	NEW	1	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE & SKYLAR GREY	R.I.P.
54	55	6	TEMS	What You Need
55	78	2	ANDREA BOCELLI, DAVID GUETTA, EJAE & MEGAN THEE STALLION	DNA (More Than A Game)
56	88	4	KENNY CHESNEY	Carry On
57	75	2	DRAKE	Shabang
58	63	8	COREY KENT & KOE WETZEL	Rocky Mountain Low
59	95	4	DAN + SHAY	Say So
60	48	8	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
61	67	8	KANE BROWN	Woman
62	NEW	1	TESLA	Never Alone
63	64	8	BAILEY ZIMMERMAN	Chevy Silverado
64	RE	4	SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
65	NEW	1	RICK ROSS, FRENCH MONTANA & MAX B	Minks In Miami
66	44	5	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
67	59	3	SABRINA CARPENTER	House Tour
68	69	5	GEORGE BIRGE & LUKE BRYAN	Ride, Ride, Ride
69	66	3	LAINEY WILSON & JOHN MAYER	Phone, Keys, Wallet
70	68	8	CHRIS BROWN	Obvious
71	82	2	CODY JOHNSON	Horseback
72	61	8	JORDAN DAVIS	Turn This Truck Around
73	NEW	1	SLEEP THEORY	Bye Bye Bye
74	74	5	DRAKE	2 Hard 4 The Radio
75	85	7	DON TOLIVER	E85
76	79	4	ELLA MAI	100
77	NEW	1	QUICKSAND	Cool Guy
78	RE	3	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
79	NEW	1	BEARTOOTH	Bullshit
80	NEW	1	D12 feat. METHOD MAN	Tenderism
81	83	8	LUKE BRYAN	Country And She Knows It
82	NEW	1	JON BATISTE	Gospel Andante
83	36	8	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
84	NEW	1	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
85	NEW	1	HONESTAV & MGK	Crash First
86	62	8	SABRINA CARPENTER	When Did You Get Hot?
87	NEW	1	BACKSTREET BOYS & PAW PATROL	Bottle Up
88	NEW	1	BOUNDARIES	May This Pain Never Leave
89	81	6	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
90	NEW	1	DOMINIC FIKE	Babydoll
91	71	8	RILEY GREEN	My Way
92	96	3	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
93	RE	2	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE	Afraid Of The Dark
94	76	7	SABRINA CARPENTER	Go Go Juice
95	NEW	1	MARILYN MANSON	Exit Wound
96	70	6	DABABY	Pop Dat Thang
97	NEW	1	NEEDTOBREATHE	Last Drink
98	45	8	RILEY GREEN	Change My Mind
99	93	5	ZACH TOP	South Of Sanity
100	47	6	KEITH URBAN	Summer Breeze
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			MADONNA	Love Sensation
			RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
			G FLIP	Bed On Fire
			EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
			KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
			KEITH URBAN	Steal Away
			ALEX WARREN	Passenger
			HAN	Back To Life
			DON TOLIVER	Body
			JACK WHITE	Dollar Bill
			THE MENZINGERS	Better Angels
			AARON LEWIS	The Door
			TUCKER WETMORE	Brunette
			MARIA WIRRIES, L.J. BENET & ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST OF THE LOST BOYS	Now, Forever
			TRANSFORMERS & BRITTNEY SLAYES	The Transformers (Theme) [Reformatted Edition]
			NIALL HORAN	Tastes So Good
			THE REVIVALISTS	Get It Honest
			BLAKE WHITEN	Barely Gettin' By
			TOVE LO & STROMAE	Des Fleurs
			JOHNNY VENUS	I Want You Back
			RICK ROSS feat. T.I.	Mahogany Caskets
			CHARLES WESLEY GODWIN & WYATT FLORES	Hey There Son

📻 US Radio Airplay + Digital Singles: Radio Momentum Fuels This Week’s Biggest Chart Stories

Unlike a pure download ranking, this week’s combined U.S. Airplay + Digital chart highlights which songs are successfully converting consumer demand into nationwide radio support. While digital sales can ignite a hit overnight, sustained airplay remains the key ingredient behind long-term chart success. This week’s ranking showcases several notable breakthroughs, with Country radio once again proving its unmatched influence while Pop and Rock formats continue shaping the national landscape.

📡 Bruno Mars continues to dominate America’s biggest playlists

Although « I Just Might » slips one place to No. 2, Bruno Mars remains the undisputed leader on U.S. radio. The single continues to enjoy exceptional support from major CHR and Hot AC outlets including KIIS-FM Los Angeles, Kiss 108 Boston, KRBE Houston, KDWB Minneapolis, WNCI Columbus and Y100 Miami, ensuring that it remains one of the country’s most-heard current hits.

That consistency comes as no surprise. Following the release of his latest album The Romantic, Mars secured another Billboard 200 No. 1 while « I Just Might » became yet another Hot 100 chart-topper, extending one of the strongest radio legacies of the past fifteen years. Few contemporary artists combine mass radio appeal and commercial longevity as effectively as Bruno Mars.

🤠 Morgan Wallen turns expanding Country airplay into one of the week’s biggest gains

One of the chart’s most impressive climbs belongs to Morgan Wallen, whose « Don’t We » vaults from No. 49 to No. 17.

The leap is clearly supported by Country radio, where the single continues adding influential stations such as WSIX Nashville, KASE 101 Austin, KNIX Phoenix, WGAR Cleveland, WCOL Columbus and KILT Houston. As these key markets increase rotation, the song rapidly strengthens its overall chart position.

The timing coincides with another landmark year for Wallen. His latest album continues to dominate country consumption in the United States, while he remains one of Billboard’s most successful Country Airplay artists, regularly generating audience figures exceeding 30 million listeners per week on his biggest singles.

🎙️ Yung Miami breaks into the upper tier thanks to Urban radio

The biggest Top 20 breakthrough comes from Yung Miami, whose « Spend Dat » climbs from No. 22 to No. 14.

Unlike many of this week’s Country-driven gains, this surge is powered by expanding Urban and Rhythmic playlists. Major stations including HOT 97 New York, Power 106 Los Angeles, WGCI Chicago and 97.9 The Box Houston continue increasing spins, helping the record reach a significantly broader audience.

The single also benefits from growing attention surrounding Yung Miami’s current solo era, which has generated strong engagement across streaming platforms and social media, further reinforcing demand beyond traditional radio audiences.

🎧 BTS begin translating fan power into mainstream radio exposure

After debuting much lower last week, « Come Over » storms from No. 80 to No. 30, marking one of the chart’s most spectacular advances.

While the group’s fanbase initially fuelled impressive digital sales, radio programmers are now beginning to follow. The song has started appearing on playlists at several leading Top 40 stations, including KIIS-FM Los Angeles, KRBE Houston, KDWB Minneapolis and KHTS San Diego, signalling a gradual expansion beyond BTS’ core audience.

The momentum follows another major commercial milestone for the global superstars, whose latest album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, adding yet another blockbuster release to one of the decade’s most successful catalogues.

🌟 Olivia Dean confirms remarkable staying power

While newer releases dominate many headlines, Olivia Dean continues building one of the year’s strongest long-term radio campaigns.

« So Easy (To Fall In Love) » remains firmly inside the Top 10, while « Man I Need » also continues attracting consistent support across Adult Pop and Mainstream Top 40 stations including KMXV Kansas City, KZZP Phoenix, WKSC Chicago, WRVW Nashville and Kiss 108 Boston.

Dean’s breakthrough has accelerated dramatically throughout 2026, with critical acclaim translating into genuine commercial success. Her growing presence across American radio illustrates how sustained programmer confidence can transform an emerging artist into a mainstream fixture.

🎸 Rock radio injects fresh energy into the chart

This week’s combined ranking also reflects a busy week for Active Rock.

New entries from Motionless In White & Skylar Grey, Tesla, Sleep Theory, Quicksand, Beartooth, Boundaries, Marilyn Manson and NEEDTOBREATHE all benefit from immediate exposure on specialist rock stations including KISW Seattle, KUPD Phoenix, WEBN Cincinnati and WMMR Philadelphia.

Rather than relying on downloads alone, these artists continue demonstrating how dedicated Rock formats can quickly establish momentum and generate meaningful chart impact despite limited exposure on mainstream Pop stations.

🎤 Olivia Rodrigo expands her latest campaign

Another noteworthy debut comes from Olivia Rodrigo, whose new single « Stupid Song » enters directly at No. 45.

While still in the early stages of its promotional cycle, the track has already secured adds across several influential Top 40 outlets, complementing the ongoing success of « Drop Dead » and « The Cure », which both remain inside the chart.

The simultaneous presence of three current singles highlights Rodrigo’s exceptional commercial consistency, reinforcing her position among the defining pop artists of her generation.

📊 The Bottom Line

This week’s combined Airplay + Digital chart once again confirms that sustained radio exposure remains essential to building lasting hits in the United States. Country continues to dominate audience impressions through powerhouse stations such as WSIX, KNIX, WGAR and KASE, while Pop leaders like KIIS-FM, KRBE, KDWB and Kiss 108 continue driving nationwide crossover success.

From Morgan Wallen’s explosive Country surge to Bruno Mars’ relentless radio dominance and BTS’ growing mainstream acceptance, the week’s biggest winners are those successfully converting audience impressions into enduring chart momentum—proof that, even in the streaming era, America’s airwaves remain one of the industry’s most powerful hit-making forces.