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G-Eazy’s “Sober (featuring Charlie Puth),” Halsey’s “Alone (featuring Big Sean & Stefflon Don),” The Chainsmokers’ “Everybody Hates Me,” and Puth’s “Done For Me” are starting to make their climbs at pop radio.
Based on airplay received during the March 11-17 tracking period, “Sober,” “Alone,” and “Everybody Hates Me” earn Top 65 positions.
“Done For Me” moves into the Top 70.
Played 163 times during the tracking period, “Sober” ranks as the Mediabase pop panel’s #61 song. It was outside last week’s Top 100.
“Alone,” which had no airplay last week (the Big Sean/Stefflon Don remix did not launch until late this week, and the original was not receiving spins), earns #63 with 160 spins.
Despite not launching until the sixth day of the tracking period, “Everybody Hates Me” garnered 159 spins. The count is enough for a #64 ranking.
“Done For Me,” another late-week launch, takes #67 on the strength of its 139 spins.