Jack Harlow’s ‘Whats Poppin’ Hops Into No. 1 Slot on Rhythmic Songs Chart

Tory Lanez, meanwhile, returns to the Rhythmic Songs perch for the first time since his breakthrough hit, “Say It,” scored a two-week run at No. 1 in February 2016. He nearly returned to the top later that year, when “Luv” climbed to No. 2 that September.

For Lil Wayne, “Poppin” makes for an even dozen leaders on Rhythmic, and his first to capture the flag since he, Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper and Quavo assisted on DJ Khaled’s “I’m The One,” a four-week champ in 2017.

With his newest leader, Lil Wayne breaks from a tie with Bruno Mars and Chris Brown to claim fourth place for the most Rhythmic No. 1s among all acts. Here’s a look at the updated leaderboard since the chart began in 1992:

28, Drake
17, Rihanna
13, Usher
12, Lil Wayne
11, Bruno Mars
11, Chris Brown
10, Beyoncé
10, The Weeknd

Elsewhere, “Poppin” continues strong showings in the R&B/hip-hop realm. It retains its No. 3 rank on Rap Airplay for a second straight week, though it improves by 13% in audience for the week ending July 12. The single similarly doubles down in the No. 4 spot on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, gaining 10% to 16.9 million in audience.

The track, too, registers in the pop world for the first time, with a No. 33 debut on the Pop Songs airplay chart. Gains at all the aforementioned sectors push “Poppin” 23-20 on the all-genre Radio Songs chart, where it counts 34.7 million in total audience reach, a 15% boost from the prior week.