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Friday, May 22, 2015

RHYTHM CHART PREVIEW: WATCH ME NAE NAE

There won't be much change to the top 10 this week, as Jason Derulo’s "Want To Want Me" (Warner Bros.) and Roc Nation/Def Jam's Rihanna "BBHMM" continue to increase. Epic's Jidenna with "Classic Man," Kid Ink’s "Be Real" (RCA), "The Night Is Still Young" by CMYMB/Republic’s Nicki Minaj and Roc Nation/Columbia's J. Cole all have impressive gains. Ultra/Columbia's OMI will also see a big jump with "Cheerleader," and Big Machine/Republic’s Taylor Swift will have the biggest debut with "Bad Blood" f/Kendrick Lamar. Capitol's Silentó should debut with "Watch Me."