She recently drove the rundown with “Kill Bill” and “Kiss Me More.”
SZA scores her third No. 1 on Announcement’s Pop Airplay outline as “Saturn” rockets to the best position on the overview dated June 8.
SZA recently drove the rundown with “Kill Bill” for seven days in April 2023 and as highlighted on Doja Feline’s “Kiss Me More” for one edge in July 2021.
The Pop Airplay graph, which started in October 1992, positions tunes by week after week plays on more than 150 standard top 40 radio broadcasts observed by Mediabase, with information gave to Announcement by Luminate.
“Saturn” was delivered Feb. 23 after SZA prodded the track in a Mastercard business that circulated during CBS’ broadcast of the Grammy Grants Feb. 4.
She couldn’t planet any better: “Saturn,” in the mean time, is among a select gathering of Pop Airplay hits with names of planets in their titles:
“Saturn,” SZA (No. 1, multi week to date, 2024)
“Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me),” Train (No. 4, 2001)
“The Earth, The Sun, The Downpour,” Consider Me Badd (No. 7, 1996)
“Downtown Venus,” P.M. Sunrise (No. 21, 1995)
“Remaining at the Edge of the Earth,” Blessid Association of Spirits (No. 35, 2000)
In addition, Bruno Mars flaunts nine Pop Airplay No. 1s and Thirty Seconds to Mars, four passages; OMC’s “The way Odd” drove for seven days August 1997, on the Mercury mark; and Nelly’s “Hot in Herre” (2002), Justin Timberlake’s “Rock Your Body” (2003) and Gwen Stefani’s “Hollaback Young lady” (2005) all hit No. 1 – each of the three melodies were delivered by The Neptunes.
SZA co-stated “Saturn,” delivered on Top Dawg/RCA Records. The melody appeared at its No. 6 high on the all-class, multimetric Bulletin Hot 100 in Spring, turning into her tenth top 10. It has likewise beaten the multimetric Hot R&B Tunes diagram and the Musical Airplay positioning, turning into her 6th No. 1 on each outline.
All Bulletin outlines dated June 8 will refresh Tuesday, June 4, on Billboard.com.
