The reaction that sent off about six diss tracks catches a radio organization and comes near the standard R&B/hip-jump lofty position.
There’s a great deal to like on Board’s Musical Airplay graph for Future, Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar, whose joint effort “Like That” moves to No. 1 on the radio positioning rundown dated May 18. The tune ascends from No. 3 after a 12% increment in plays made it the most-played tune on U.S. checked musical radio broadcasts in the following seven day stretch of May 3-9, as per Luminate.
Because of the 12% flood on areas of strength for currently, “Similar to That” wins the Best Gainer honor, granted every week to the melody with the biggest expansion in plays among the outline’s 40 titles. A couple of Texas stations, KBBT-FM in San Antonio and KBFM-FM in McAllen, lead the way with the most “Like That” plays in the most recent following week, while Fresno, Calif’s. KBOS-FM balances the main three.
“Like That” grants Future his 6th Cadenced Airplay No. 1. Here is a survey of his about six winners, all of which managed for multi week with the exception of “Way 2 Hot,” a fourteen day tenant of the penthouse.
“Jumpman,” with Drake, on the outline dated Feb. 2, 2016
“Cover Off,” June 24, 2017
“Life Is Great,” highlighting Drake, Walk 21, 2020
“Way 2 Attractive,” Drake including Future and Youthful Hooligan, two, Oct. 23, 2021
“Sit tight for U,” including Drake and Tems, July 2, 2022
“Like That,” with Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar, May 18, 2024
Maker Metro Boomin, in the interim, gets his second visit to Cadenced Airplay’s top space as a credited craftsman. His earlier chief accompanied “Creepin’,” a teamup with The Weeknd and 21 Savage that drove the rundown for three edges. As a maker, he’s been behind a few all the more No. 1s at the radio configuration, including the previously mentioned “Jumpman” and “Veil Off,” Migos’ “Awful and Boujee,” highlighting Lil Uzi Vert and The Weeknd’s “Relentless.”
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For Kendrick Lamar, “Similar to That” turns into the MC’s fifth No. 1 on Musical Airplay and first beginning around 2018. The Pulitzer Prize victor’s assortment of champions currently seems to be this:
“Humble.,” three weeks at No. 1, starting June 3, 2017
“Unwaveringness.,” including Rihanna, one, Sept. 30, 2017
“Love.,” including Zacari, one, Dec. 30, 2017
“Petition God for Me,” with The Weeknd, two, April 14, 2018
“Like That,” with Future and Metro Boomin, one (until this point), May 18, 2024
Somewhere else, “Similar to That” stretches out its Rap Airplay rule to a third week at No. 1, with a 13% addition in crowd for the most recent following week. It rehashes at its No. 3 best on Standard R&B/Hip-Jump Airplay, however it added 14% more plays in the week. Proceeded with progress at the musical and R&B/hip-bounce designs pushes “Like That” 20-17 on the all-kind Radio Tunes diagram. There, it improved to 29.4 million in absolute crowd, up 13% from the earlier week.
