USA Top 40, 6.25.22: We’re just wild about Harry: Styles’, ‘As It Was’ are immovable No. 1 for 9th week

Fans have clearly fallen in love with Harry Styles all over again, as his No. 1 smash, “As It Was,” continues to dominate the charts. It soared onto the charts at No. 3 11 weeks ago, ascended to No. 1 two weeks late and is still there nine weeks later. Only Jack Harlow’s “First Class” has come close to topping Styles, and Harlow has been stuck at No. 2 for the past seven weeks. Rounding out the top five are Lizzo’s “About Damn Time,” Latto’s “Big Energy” and Glass Animals’ “Heat Waves.”

“Heat Waves” continues to dominate in its own right, having been lodged in the Top 40 for 62 weeks. It’s been in the Top 10 for 33 straight weeks and has been outside of the Top 5 only one time since November 27. During that stretch it also held onto No. 1 for 12 weeks. As we reach the midyear point of 2022, “Heat Waves” has already shown the kind of strength that sent “Levitating” to the top as the biggest song of 2021.

Of the seven songs that exited the chart this week there were two standouts. Justin Bieber’s “Ghost” fell from the T0p 40 after 35 weeks, having peaked at No. 4. “One Right Now,” the collaboration between Post Malone and The Weeknd, spent 27 weeks in the Top 40 and peaked at No. 11.

Here is the updated chart for the week of June 25, 2022. Each song is linked to its official video on YouTube, where possible. To listen to the full playlist of these songs, visit our page on Spotify.

Pos Song Artist LW Chg Wks Peak
1 As It Was Harry Styles 1 0 11 1
2 First Class Jack Harlow 2 0 10 2
3 About Damn Time Lizzo 3 0 8 3
4 Big Energy Latto 5 1 22 2
5 Heat Waves Glass Animals 4 -1 62 1
6 Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) Kate Bush 8 2 3 6
7 Late Night Talking Harry Styles 9 2 4 5
8 I Like You (A Happier Song) Post Malone & Doja Cat 6 -2 2 6
9 Wait For U Future, Drake & Tems 7 -2 7 4
10 Titi Me Pregunto Bad Bunny 10 0 6 7
11 Enemy Imagine Dragons 12 1 22 2
12 Boyfriend Dove Cameron 16 4 16 12
13 Numb Little Bug Em Beihold 19 6 13 13
14 Sunroof Nicky Youre & dazy New New 1 14
15 Me Porto Bonito Bad Bunny & Chencho Corleone 13 -2 6 12
16 Sweetest Pie Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa 14 -2 14 10
17 Get Into It (Yuh) Doja Cat 36 19 2 17
18 Yet to Come BTS New New 1 18
19 Stay The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber 15 -4 49 2
20 Cash In Cash Out Pharrell Williams, 21 Savage & Tyler the Creator New New 1 20
21 Bam Bam Camila Cabello & Ed Sheeran 25 4 15 12
22 That’s What I Want Lil Nas X 24 2 38 6
23 Rock and a Hard Place Bailey Zimmerman New New 1 23
24 Cooped Up Post Malone & Roddy Ricch 11 -13 4 11
25 Moscow Mule Bad Bunny 18 -7 6 6
26 Wasted On You Morgan Wallen 23 -3 8 23
27 Despues De La Playa Bad Bunny 20 -7 6 8
28 Party Bad Bunny & Rauw Alejandro 17 -11 6 11
29 Thousand Miles The Kid Laroi 35 6 8 12
30 Woman Doja Cat 21 -9 24 6
31 Glimpse of Us Joji New New 1 31
32 Cold Heart Elton John & Dua Lipa 34 2 33 8
33 Ojitos Lindos Bad Bunny & Bomba Estereo 27 -6 4 27
34 When You’re Gone Shawn Mendes Re-E Re-E 5 24
35 Efecto Bad Bunny 37 2 3 33
36 Provenza Karol G 22 -14 7 22
37 You Proof Morgan Wallen 28 -9 5 9
38 2step Ed Sheeran & Lil Baby New New 1 38
39 Super Gremlin Kodak Black 30 -9 26 7
40 Something in the Orange Zach Bryan 32 -8 4 32

The American charts all have their whims. We look across the pop music landscape to put together a reliable snapshot of what is truly trending today. We are currently tracking 107 songs that have trended in various ways in the past week.


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