Def Jam may have serviced two new Rihanna singles to radio this week, but the reign of “Work (featuring Drake)” is not yet over. The song earns a fifth straight week atop the Mediabase rhythmic and urban airplay charts.
The March 27-April 2 tracking week only marked its tenth week on each chart, which means “Work” has spent half its chart tenure in the #1 position.
This week’s rhythmic victory comes courtesy a weekly spin count of ~6,978. While down 86 from last week’s count, the tally keeps “Work” more than 2200 spins ahead of the competition.
G-Eazy x Bebe Rexha’s “Me, Myself & I,” which holds at #2 this week, received ~4,748 plays during the official tracking week (-553).
Up one place, Chris Brown’s “Back To Sleep” earns #3 on the strength of ~4,485 weekly spins (+225). Also up one place each, Jeremih’s “oui” (~4,433, +216) and Belly’s “Might Not (featuring The Weeknd)” (~4,274, +337) respectively take #4 and #5.
On the urban front, “Work” leads with a weekly spin count of ~5,415 (+16). Jeremih’s “oui” holds at #2 with ~4,138 (+127), while Luke Nasty’s “Might Be” rises one place to #3 courtesy ~3,877 weekly plays (+118).
Up two places, Bryson Tiller’s “Exchange” grabs #4 with ~3,789 plays (+191). Beyonce’s “Formation” falls two places to #5 with ~3,735 (-60).
