A PREVIEW OF RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

At Top 40, Marella's Capitol crew sends Nicki Minaj & Ice Spice's "Barbie World" w/Aqua (Atlantic-Republic) up the chart as it tries to unseat Taylor Swift's "Cruel Summer" from what looks to be a record-breaking #1 run for Republic's Team Spangler. RCA's Rothschild bunch has two tracks moving up the Top 10 as SZA's "Snooze" (TDE) joins the Top 5 and Doja Cat's "Paint the Town Red" (Kemosabe) insinuates itself into the Top 10. Interscope’s Team Romano & Lopes has Olivia Rodrigo's "bad idea right?" (Geffen) penetrating the Top 15 and Billie Eilish's "What Was I Made For?" (Darkroom) making its way into the Top 20. Debuting on the chart will be RCA's Tate McRae with "greedy" and Interscope's Olivia Rodrigo with "get him back."

At Rhythm, meanwhile, RCA's Lori G and Inca move Doja Cat’s "Paint the Town Red" (Kemosabe) to #2 this week. Michael Williams and team gamma. welcome Usher x Summer Walker x 21 Savage’s "Good Good" (mega) into the Top 10 (it's quickly heading for the Top 5). Epic’s Sack and Dontay have Travis Scott’s "MELTDOWN" f/Drake (Cactus Jack) in the Top 15. Davey Dee and Republic ensconce Nicki Minaj’s "Last Time I Saw You" into the Top 25, with a gain of more than 550 spins. Also joining the Top 25 are Travis Scott’s "I KNOW?" (Cactus Jack/Epic) and gamma.’s Team Michael Williams with Sexyy Red’s "SkeeYee" (Open Shift). Look for Republic’s Drake to debut this week with "Slime You Out" f/SZA (OVO).

And at Modern Rock, RCA’s Gary Gorman will take the top spot next week with Foo Fighters’ “Under You." Arista’s Nick Petropoulos hits the Top 10 with Måneskin’s “HONEY (ARE U COMING?).” Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin has a massive launch with blink-182’s “ONE MORE TIME,” which will enjoy a Top 20 debut after only a couple of days of airplay. Also hitting the Top 20 is AWAL/Monotone’s Cold War Kids with “Run Away With Me,” led by Dave Lombardi. Dirty Hit’s The 1975 makes a strong move with “About You,” which jumps 36-28, and Island/Republic’s The Last Dinner Party makes its chart debut with “Nothing Matters.”