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Friday, March 19, 2021

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

Interscope’s Olivia Rodrigo is still camped out in the top spot with “drivers license” (Geffen), making that four consecutive weeks at #1, but don’t blink because Darkroom/Interscope’s Billie Eilish is looking to move up from the #2 spot with “Therefore I Am.” Columbia's Ritt Momney is now Top 3 with "Put Your Records On.” Joining the Top 20 this week is Maroon 5’s "Beautiful Mistakes" f/Megan Thee Stallion (222/Interscope) while Epic's Black Eyed Peasis now Top 25 with "Girl Like Me" f/Shakira. Sliding into the Top 30 will be In2une's Daya with "Bad Girl" (Sandlot/AWAL) and Nelly & Florida Georgia Line’s "Lil Bit" (RECORDS/Columbia). Debuting on the chart this week will be Warner's Bebe Rexha’s "Sacrifice" and Def Jam's Justin Bieber with "Hold On" (RBMG).