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The Weeknd Settles for No. 2 | Scanning the Charts 📉

Scanning the Charts – Billboard 200 & Hot 100 (2/20/21): The Weeknd debuts at no. 2 with his first career greatest hits set, The Highlights.

Fresh off success in 2020, Jason Derulo drops “Lifestyle” with an assist from Grammy-winner Adam Levine. The results are so-so.

Scanning the Charts – Billboard 200 & Billboard Hot 100 (10/24/20): Pop Smokes returns to no. 1 with Aim for the Stars Shoot for the Moon.

Scanning the Charts – Billboard 200 & Billboard Hot 100 (10/17/20): 21 Savage and Metro Boomin launch at no. 1 with Savage Mode II.

WANT 2.0: 15 Songs Where Want, or Lack Thereof, is Real features songs from Fiona Apple, Juice WRLD, Luke Bryan, Teyana Taylor & Snoh Aalegra.

Jason Derulo plans to “Take You Dancing” – 😎. Yet, the dancing he refers to on the infectious pop single references skills in the bedroom.

For the 96th interview in our Getting to Know… series on The Musical Hype, we chat it up with the compelling Irish musician, Ren Marabou.

‘11 Intriguing Songs Focused on a Side’ features music courtesy of Ariana Grande, Jessie Reyez, Justin Timberlake, SZA, and Whitechapel.

The ‘talk-worthy’ list “Small Talk + More Songs Worth Talking About” features songs by Doja Cat, Halsey, James Blake, Khalid & Niall Horan.

“13 Entertaining Songs That Reference Musical Instruments” features songs courtesy of Alt-J, Behemoth, Jason Derulo, Jeezy, and Taylor Swift.

“15 Fantastic Booty Shaking Anthems” features rump-shaking music courtesy of Chris Brown, City Girls, Denzel Curry, Lizzo & Travis Porter.

Bro country duo Florida Georgia Line delivers an enjoyable, if sometimes corny fourth studio album with Can’t Say I Ain’t Country.