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Jhené Aiko & Kendrick Lamar’s “So Good” Jumps To #1 At Rhythmic Radio

The collaboration makes a big move this week.

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The #6 song on last week’s Mediabase rhythmic radio airplay chart ascends to #1 on this week’s listing.

Jhené Aiko’s “So Good (featuring Kendrick Lamar),” that song, received a format-leading ~5,377 spins during the October 18-24 tracking period. The count tops last week’s mark by a mammoth 1,109 spins.

Up two places, Future’s “California Girls” earns #2 on this week’s Mediabase rhythmic chart. Tems’ “What You Need” falls from #1 to #3, while Drake’s “Janice STFU” drops a spot to #4.

Latto’s “Okayyy (featuring Doja Cat)” makes its first Top 5 appearance, rising two places to #5.

Written by Brian Cantor

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