YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

		HITS LIST WINNERS Here's who's lighting up the scoreboard before and after the Grammys. (2/6a) Check It Out Now SIR LUCIAN'S SHOWCASE: A MUSICAL (VEGAN) FEAST UMG salutes the near future. (2/6a) Check It Out Now GRAMMY-WEEK ALBUM: PICS TO CLICK Including shots of several luminaries entrapped by a HITS nerd. (2/4a) Check It Out Now SPEAKER IN THE HOUSE His Cliveness can still pack 'em in on Grammy eve. (2/4a) Check It Out Now GRAMMY SOCIAL BUZZ Stans and snark take over the World Wide Web. (2/6a) Check It Out Now
		HIP-HOP AT 50 The astonishing first half-century of a world-rocking genre. THE NEXT BIG PLAYER in the catalog game is... INDIE BREAKOUTS More independent music rises at the DSPs. THE GOP CONGRESS At last, America can focus 24/7 on Hunter Biden's laptop.

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Friday, November 12, 2021

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

RCA’s Doja Cat holds down the #1 position with “Need to Know” (Kemosabe) as Republic’s Drake moves to #3 with “Girls Want Girls” f/Lil Baby. Columbia’s Chlöe enters the Top 10 this week with “Have Mercy," as does Def Jam’s Kanye West with “Hurricane” f/The Weeknd & Lil Baby. Showing sizeable increases this week are Warner’s Wale with “Poke it Out” f/J. Cole & Cool & Dre (Warner), RCA’s Latto with “Big Energy” and Epic’s Travis Scott with “Escape Plan.” Columbia also sees Baby Keem & Kendrick Lamar’s “family ties” enter the Top 20 as Republic’s Post Malone & The Weeknd look to debut inside the Top 20 with “One Right Now,” which had this week’s biggest increase, and Interscope’s Summer Walker climbs inside the Top 25 with “Ex for a Reason” f/City Girls.