A RECAP OF RADIO ADD RECAPS

At Top 40, Lizzo’s "Rumors" f/Cardi B takes Most Added honors this week, pulling in 148 adds on impact. Interscope puts three tracks in the Top 10, with 43 adds on Billie Eilish’s "Happier Than Ever" (Darkroom), 25 adds on Elton John & Dua Lipa’s "Cold Heart (PNAU Remix)" (Mercury/Warner) and 22 more adds on Olivia Rodrigo’s "traitor" (Geffen). RCA impacts WizKid’s "Essence" f/Justin Bieber & Tems (Starboy) with 32 adds as Epic brings in another 25 on Black Eyed Peas’ "HIT IT" f/Saweetie & Lele Pons. Columbia puts up 23 more adds on Lil Nas X’s "INDUSTRY BABY" f/Jack Harlow, while HITCO stacks another 16 on Dixie’s "Psycho" f/Rubi Rose (In2une). Closing out the Top 10 with 15 adds each are Arista's Måneskin with "Beggin" (Sony Music Latin) and Republic's The Weeknd with "Take My Breath" (XO).

Meanwhile, at Rhythm, Republic’s Lil Tecca leads the way with 33 impact adds on “Repeat It” f/Gunna, followed by Interscope’s Morray, who brought in 23 stations on “Trenches.” RCA’s WizKid continues to close out the panel with eight more commitments on “Essence” f/Tems. Pulling in eight more stations each this week are Capitol’s Capella Grey with “GYALIS” and Interscope’s Moneybagg Yo with “Wockesha.”

And at Modern Rock, Warner’s Nessa Barrett has this week's Most Added record with “I hope ur miserable until ur dead.” Other winners include Interscope’s Machine Gun Kelly with “papercuts,” Better Noise’s Dirty Heads with “Rage” f/Travis Barker & Aimee and RCA’s Wolf Alice with “Smile.”

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The kids can tell the difference... for now.
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