Top 100 songs for May 29, 2021
This weekly snapshot follows the songs and artists competing across the Billboard Hot 100. Open any entry for its full chart history, or explore 2021 and the 2020s.
This week’s No. 1 is “Good 4 U” by Olivia Rodrigo. Meanwhile, “Famous Friends” by Chris Young + Kane Brown rises from No. 61 to No. 55. 20 songs are listed in their first chart week.
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This week’s chart highlights
Biggest climbers
- Famous Friends — Chris Young + Kane Brownup 6 places, No. 61 → No. 55
- Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home) — Elle King & Miranda Lambertup 6 places, No. 98 → No. 92
- Wockesha — Moneybagg Youp 3 places, No. 42 → No. 39
New to this week’s Top 10
- Good 4 U — Olivia RodrigoNo. 1
- my.life — J. Cole, 21 Savage & MorrayNo. 2
- amari — J. ColeNo. 5
- pride.is.the.devil — J. Cole & Lil BabyNo. 7
- 95.south — J. ColeNo. 8
New to this week’s Top 40
- Seeing Green — Nicki Minaj, Drake & Lil WayneNo. 12
- applying.pressure — J. ColeNo. 13
- 100.mil' — J. Cole & BasNo. 14
- let.go.my.hand — J. Cole, Bas & 6LACKNo. 19
- punchin'.the.clock — J. ColeNo. 20
- hunger.on.hillside — J. Cole & BasNo. 28
- close — J. ColeNo. 33
- Straightenin — MigosNo. 38
- Wockesha — Moneybagg YoNo. 39
First-week entries
- Good 4 U — Olivia RodrigoNo. 1
- my.life — J. Cole, 21 Savage & MorrayNo. 2
- amari — J. ColeNo. 5
- pride.is.the.devil — J. Cole & Lil BabyNo. 7
- 95.south — J. ColeNo. 8
- Seeing Green — Nicki Minaj, Drake & Lil WayneNo. 12
- applying.pressure — J. ColeNo. 13
- 100.mil' — J. Cole & BasNo. 14
- let.go.my.hand — J. Cole, Bas & 6LACKNo. 19
- punchin'.the.clock — J. ColeNo. 20
- hunger.on.hillside — J. Cole & BasNo. 28
- close — J. ColeNo. 33
- Straightenin — MigosNo. 38
- Fractions — Nicki MinajNo. 52
- Build A Bitch — Bella PoarchNo. 58
- His & Hers — Internet Money, Don Toliver & Lil Uzi Vert Featuring GunnaNo. 67
- White Teeth — YoungBoy Never Broke AgainNo. 78
- Itty Bitty Piggy — Nicki MinajNo. 82
- Things A Man Oughta Know — Lainey WilsonNo. 94
- Crocodile Teeth — Nicki Minaj & SkillibengNo. 100
First-week entries have one recorded chart week. Climbs and Top 10/Top 40 arrivals use recorded previous positions for consecutive chart weeks; returning songs without a previous position are not classified as debuts.