Rod Wave Charts 16 Songs on Hot 100 From ‘Don’t Look Down,’ Surpasses 100 Career Entries
He becomes the 24th artist in history to chart at least 100 songs on the Hot 100.
Rod Wave continues to dominate Billboard charts with his album "Don’t Look Down," released on August 28 via Alamo Records. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, earning 99,000 equivalent album units in its opening week, marking his fourth career leader after albums SoulFly, Beautiful Mind, and Nostalgia. Additionally, 16 tracks from "Don’t Look Down" made their debut on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, led by "Piece of Your Love" re-entering at No. 40 and "Hustle" at No. 48, both achieving new peak positions.
Rod Wave's 16 Hot 100 entries include "Take Care," "War Wounds," "I Am," "Dope Girl," "Keep Dancing" featuring Hazlett, "Look at Me Momma," "Not New to It," "Kiss Me Interlude" featuring Hazlett, "Venusian" featuring Hazlett, "TP," "2017 (Streamer U)" featuring Aimee Carty, and "LaCosa Nostra." With 14 debuts on the Hot 100 this week, Rod Wave's cumulative chart entries now reach 107, making him the 24th artist to achieve at least 100 entries in the chart's history, which began in 1958.
Hazlett, Aimee Carty, and Luv Von all made their first-ever Hot 100 appearances thanks to their featured roles in the album. Notably, "2017 (Streamer U)" samples Carty's "2 Days Into College," which had previously peaked at No. 5 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 ranking.
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