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Rihanna’s “Work” Leads Urban Radio For 8th Week, Jeremih’s “oui” Earns #1 at Rhythmic

While Rihanna’s smash “Work (featuring Drake)” finally cedes its throne at the rhythmic format, it remains the #1 song at urban radio.

“Work” earns an eighth week atop the Mediabase urban chart courtesy the ~4,506 spins it received during the April 17-23 tracking period. The count trails last week’s mark by 363 spins but still keeps “Work” ahead of the pack.

Jeremih’s “oui,” the runner-up at urban, received ~4,408 spins during the official tracking week (+139). It was #3 last week.

Bryson Tiller’s “Exchange,” last week’s runner-up, slips to #3 with ~4,348 weekly plays (-6). Kevin Gates’ “2 Phones” rises one place to #4 on the strength of its ~3,598 spins (+10), while Luke Nasty’s “Might Be” slips to #5 with a spin count of ~3,470 (-334).

— “Work” does not, however, secure an eighth week at rhythmic radio. After seven weeks on top, it slips to #3 on this week’s chart (~5,010 spins, -696).

“oui” moves into the #1 position courtesy a weekly play total of ~5,351 (+322). Up one place, Belly’s “Might Not (featuring The Weeknd)” follows at #2 with ~5,214 plays (+230).

Ty Dolla $ign’s “Saved (featuring E-40)” follows “Work” thanks to a one-place boost to #4. It earned ~4,429 tracking week spins (+77).

Up two places, Mike Posner’s “I Took A Pill In Ibiza” takes #5 with ~4,005 tracking week plays (+332).

Written by Brian Cantor

Brian Cantor is the editor-in-chief for Headline Planet. He has been a leading reporter in the music, movie, television and sporting spaces since 2002.

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