Over on the Billboard Artist 100, which blends album sales, track sales, radio airplay, streaming and social media data to measure the week’s most popular artists across all genres, D.R.A.M hits a new high, leaping 74-64. (an acronym for Does Real Ass Music) simultaneously scores his first top 10 on the Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop airplay chart with “Broccoli,” hopping 11-9 in its 11 th frame, with a 6 percent increase in spins at the format through Sept. For a fifth week in a row, “Broccoli” remains at No. A 2 percent jump in digital downloads (to 33,000) adds to its chart points sum as well. That rise also lifting the track 2-1 on R&B/Hip-Hop Streaming Songs.
8 (according to Nielsen Music), its highest weekly stream count yet. “Broccoli’s” trip to the summit is supported in part by a 30 percent climb in streams (to 16.8 million) in the week ending Sept. Lil Yachty, Rap’s Next Big Thing, on His Unapologetic Approach to Hip-Hop: ‘I Honestly Couldn’t Name Five Songs’ By Tupac & Biggie One year ago, the Virginia native’s debut single “Cha Cha” No.
“Broccoli” is D.R.A.M.s second career charting song. The rise knocks Drake’s “Too Good,” featuring Rihanna, from a three-week crowning reign (to No. The climb marks each act’s first chart-topping hit. 1 as D.R.A.M.’s “Broccoli,” featuring Lil Yachty, rises 2-1 (on the Sept. The Hot Rap Songs chart welcomes a new No.
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