Overview
- The Nov. 8-dated Hot 100 ends a two-week top-40 void for rap, the first such gap since Feb. 3, 1990.
- Billboard classifies the single as rap and confirms its top-40 start at No. 38, reversing the recent drought.
- The track becomes Megan Thee Stallion’s 21st top-40 hit, adding to prior No. 1s with “Savage” (remix), “WAP,” and “Hiss.”
- Billboard cautions the placement may be brief, noting other rap entries slipped this week while only a few posted modest gains.
- Some outlets reported a No. 8 debut, but Billboard’s listing for the Nov. 8 Hot 100 places the song at No. 38.