Doja Cat sees her name painted in top positions on the Billboard Hot 100 and the Billboard 200 thanks to the first-week commercial response to her fourth studio album, ‘Scarlet,’ and its breakout hit single ‘Paint the Town Red.’
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Already boasting the title of first Rap song to hit #1 on the Hot 100 in 2023 when it soared to the top spot weeks ago, the Dionne Warwick-sampling bop returned to the chart’s summit this week (for a second time). Here are the numbers that powered the rebound.
- Streaming: 27.5 million U.S.-based streams
- Digital Downloads: 6,000 Sold
- Radio Airplay: 52.6 million audience impressions
A personal milestone for Doja, the repeat run at #1 (after a brief hiatus thanks to Olivia Rodrigo, Drake, and others) marks the first time the Rap diva has ever spent more than one week atop the hitlist. Her previous (and inaugural) tenancy came courtesy of the rise of the Nicki Minaj-assisted remix of ‘Say So‘ in 2020.
The news of the reascent of ‘Red’ comes just weeks before her dedicated fans (affectionately called #Kittens) will get to see the cut performed live aboard the Doechii and Ice Spice-assisted ‘Scarlet Tour,’ which kicks off on Halloween (October 31).
Look below to see who joins Doja on the refreshed TGJ Chart Check: Hot 100.
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So Drake slimed all the way out the top 10 💀 props to Doja and SZA!
I see what you did there 😆
Here are the current top 10 grossing tours of all time:
1. Elton John (Farewell Yellow Brick Tour) $939 million/ 330 shows
2. Ed Sheeran (Divide Tour) $776 million/ 255 shows
3. U2 (U2 360 Tour) $736 million/ 110 shows
4. Coldplay (Music of the Spheres World Tour) $617 million/ 107 shows
5. Harry Styles (Love onTour) $617 million/ 169 shows
6. Guns & Roses (Not in This Lifetime Tour) $584 million/ 158 shows
7. Beyonce (The Renaissance World Tour) $579 million/ 56 shows
8. The Rolling Stones (A Bigger Bang Tour) $558 million/ 144 shows
9. The Rolling Stones (No Filter Tour) $546 million/ 58 shows
10. Coldplay (A Head Full of Dreams Tour) $523 million/ 114 shows
Come thru singles artists
Why yall won’t post them 6k pure sales on album 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Also why don’t yall don’t talk about Bongos tumbling off the charts🤣🤣🤣😭