Hot 100 Jewels: The Chainsmokers Spend 10th Week at No. 1

The Chainsmokers seem to be unstoppable.  For a ninth week, “Closer” holds down the no. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

The Chainsmokers seem to be unstoppable.  The duo spends a rare 10^th week at no. 1.  “Closer” isn’t budging from the no. 1 spot on the Hot 100.  The Weeknd continues to trail “Closer” as “Starboy” gains more steam. D.R.A.M. finally reaches the top five with “Broccoli.”  Beyond the three aforementioned examples, there are a number of chart stories from the Hot 100 dated November 5, 2016.  

1. The Chainsmokers spend a rare 10^th week at no. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with “Closer” (ft. Halsey)

2. The Weeknd is indeed a “Starboy,” but can’t stop The Chainsmokers extended reign. It remains firmly planted at no. 2, once more with performance gains.

3. D.R.A.M. breaks into the top-five with “Broccoli” (ft. Lil Yachty).

4. Bruno Mars sees “24K Magic” slip one spot (no. 5 to no. 6), but experiences gains in performance.

5. Ariana Grande sees “Side To Side” (ft. Nicki Minaj) ascend from no. 10 to no. 8.

6. gnash has yet to re-enter the top 10 with “I Hate U I Love U” (ft. Olivia O’Brien), but rises from no. 12 to no. 11 this week.

7. Hailee Steinfield & Grey takes “Starving” to a new peak position (no. 18).

8. Young M.A has a big hit on her hands as “OOOUUU” ascends from no. 28 to no. 21.

9. Rae Sremmurd takes “Black Beatles” from no. 33 to no. 22 in its sixth charting week.

10. Aminé continues to see growing support for viral single “Caroline,” which jumps three spots from no. 35 to no. 32.

11. Alessia Cara sees “Scars To Your Beautiful” enter the top 40 (no. 42 to no. 36).

12. Rob $tone breaks into the top 40 with “Chill Bill” ft. J. Davi$ & Spooks (no. 44 to no. 39).

13. Chance the Rapper continues to gain support for “No Problem” ft. Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz (no. 49 to no. 43).

14. Currently, The Chainsmokers’ “All We Know” drops six spots from no. 38 to no. 44.

15. Florida Georgia Line ascend nine spots with “May We All” featuring Tim McGraw (no. 59 to no. 50).

16. 21 Savage & Metro Boomin move up the charts with “X” (ft. Future). The record jumps 17 spots from no. 71 to no. 54.

17. Jon Bellion may be experiencing the performance he deserves on the charts. “All Time Low” zooms up the chart from no. 82 to no. 59.

18. Fitz And The Tantrums continue to build momentum with “HandClap,” which jumps 13 spots from no. 80 to no. 67.

19. Carrie Underwood debuts “Dirty Laundry” at no. 73.

20. Brett Eldredge sees “Wanna Be That Song” jump 17 spots from no. 93 to no. 76.

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