G-Eazy's “Sober” f/ Charlie Puth (BPG/Revels Group/RCA) locks down 28 stations on impact this week, with Saweetie's “Icy Grl” (Icy/Artistry/Warner Bros.) and Trinidad Cardona's “Dinero” (Island/Republic) tying for second with 16 early commitments. Def Jam’s Logic & Marshmello see 13 new stations come in on “Everyday," the same amount as Rae Sremmurd's “Powerglide” (Ear Drummer/Interscope).

G-Eazy f/ Charlie Puth, “Sober” (RCA)
Trinidad Cardona, “Dinero” (Republic)

Drake's momentous “God’s Plan” (YM/Cash Money/Republic) will extend his domination at #1 for at least one, and maybe even two more weeks. The next closest competition are songs from Black Panther: Kendrick Lamar & SZA's “All The Stars” (TDE/Interscope) and The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar's “Pray For Me” (Interscope-Republic), both of which are now inside the Top 5. Post Malone's “Psycho” (Republic) will be up over 900 spins, while DJ Khaled's “Top Off” f/ Jay Z, Future and Beyoncé (WTB/Roc Nation/Columbia/Epic) will be up over 1100 spins, debuting in the Top 20. Finally, Logic & Marshmello's new collaboration “Everyday” (Def Jam) is off to a tremendous start and will debut inside the Top 30, with an increase of over 750 spins.

We The Best/Roc Nation/Columbia/Epic’s DJ Khaled has an amazing impact by getting 63 of the possible 74 stations first week on "Top Off," featuring the enviable cast of Jay-Z, Future and Beyoncé. Logic & Marshmello's “Everyday” (Def Jam) also have a great week with 44 adds. Rae Sremmurd's “Powerglide” f/Juicy J (Ear Drummer/Interscope) takes third place, with 25 commitments. And Khalid X Normani's “Love Lies” (RCA) gets 20 more stations on board.