NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 11: DJ Zedd performs onstage during the 2016 Nickelodeon HALO Awards at Basketball City - Pier 36 - South Street on November 11, 2016, in New York City. (Photo by Craig Barritt/Getty Images for Nickelodeon)
This week inside the Hot 100's top 10, Kendrick Lamar has finally dethroned Ed Sheeran in the top spot with the new No. 1 hit "Humble.," but that is only just one of many big moves within the uppermost region on the all-genre tally.
Sheeran's 12-week leader "Shape Of You" is down to second place once again, and this time, it may not rebound. After "Shape" initially debuted in the top spot when it was first released back in January, Migos and Lil Uzi Vert recaptured the highest position with their smash hit "Bad And Boujee," which ended up ruling for three nonconsecutive weeks. It didn't take long for Sheeran's biggest hit to date to find its way back to No. 1, where it would go on to reign for 11 more weeks.
Bruno Mars' current single "That's What I Like" is back to third after peaking at No. 2. The pop star is working hard to push his tune to the top position, but now with a new No. 1 on the ranking, such glory might not be in the future for Mars, despite his efforts.
New to the region (and the Hot 100) is Kendrick Lamar's "DNA.," the second track on the rapper's chart-topping new album DAMN., and clearly a fan favorite. The song debuts at No. 4 thanks to incredible streaming numbers connected to the record. "DNA.," is Lamar's fifth top 10, and just his second as the lead artist, behind only "Humble." He has also made it into the region as a featured vocalist on songs by A$AP Rocky, Maroon 5 and Taylor Swift.
Future's latest cut "Mask Off" is up to a new peak of No. 5, breaking into the top five for the first time. The track is benefiting not only from the rapper's popularity on streaming services (which helped give him two consecutive No. 1 albums earlier this year), but also the viral nature of the song. "Mask Off" is Future's first top 10 hit as a lead artist, and just his second overall. The song is also now the biggest of his career, at least in terms of charting numbers.
Just behind Future comes fellow hip-hop talent KYLE, whose single "iSpy," which features Lil Yachty, is down slightly to No. 6 this time around.
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