Immediately embraced by pop and rhythmic radio programmers, Jason Derulo’s “Want to Want Me” starts well on the Billboard Hot 100.
The single opens at #45 on the weekly, all-encompassing chart. Save for Mumford & Sons’ “Believe” (#31), it is the week’s highest-charting debut.
In conjunction with its Hot 100 debut, “Want to Want Me” lands at #19 on the Digital Songs subchart and #44 on the Radio Songs breakdown. The opening week bow on Billboard’s all-format, audience-driven airplay chart is particularly impressive.
The Mumford and Derulo singles are the only Hot 100 debuts to land inside the Top 93.
