The track is West’s second No. 1 debut on the chart this 12 months, following ‘All Mine.’
For the second time in 2018, Kanye West debuts atop Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart – and this time, he brings Lil Pump alongside.
“I Love It,” West’s new collaboration with Lil Pump, debuts at No. 1 on the Streaming Songs chart dated Sept. 22. The track gathered 46.6 million streams within the week ending Sept. 13, based on Nielsen Music.
The monitor is West’s second No. 1 on the chart, following the No. 1 debut of “All Mine” in June 2018. “Mine” was one in all seven songs from Ye, West’s Billboard 200-topping album that was launched in June. “Love” will not be a part of Ye and is presently a standalone single.
Meanwhile, the track is Lil Pump’s first to rule the checklist; “Gucci Gang,” his first monitor to make the Streaming Songs chart, peaked at No. 2 final November.
The monitor’s surge to No. 1 is thanks partly to its viral music video, launched Sept. 7. Indeed, of the track’s 46.6 million streams, 54 p.c are from video clicks. The video sparked its personal #ILoveItProblem, which additionally drew viewers to the track and clip towards the top of the monitoring week. The problem depicts members dancing alongside to the track in blocky costumes or garments that resemble these worn by the rappers within the clip.
That stated, “I Love It” nonetheless succeeds on on-demand audio providers, ruling the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart with 21.three million streams from on-demand audio gamers.
Coupled with 17,00zero first-week gross sales and a few early airplay for the track, “I Love It” debuts at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. It’s West’s highest debut since “Heartless” in November 2008 (No. 4) and is his 17th prime 10 whole, and it’s Lil Pump’s first prime 10 debut.
