STREAMS

Eminem's "Music To Be Murdered By" continues to rack up streams, pushing past one billion on Spotify.

N.W.A.'s 1988 hit "F*ck Da Police" has seen a major spike in streams ever since protests against police brutality have kicked off across the country.

Gunna is expected to see his first No.1 debut on next week's Billboard 200 chart, with "Wunna."

Tekashi 6ix9ine's music has received a wave of new support following his release from prison.

YNW Melly's "Murder On My Mind" is one of the biggest songs in recent memory, clocking in some gargantuan numbers.

Babyface and Teddy Riley both saw a major increase in streams of the songs they played during their recent "Verzuz" Instagram live battle.

Where it's out of curiosity or sheer nostalgia, 6ix9ine's debut album "DUMMY BOY" sees an uptick in streams.

With incredible first-week sales on deck, The Weeknd's "After Hours" is one of the biggest releases of 2020.

Pop Smoke's streaming numbers jumped from 5 million to 24.7 million on the day of his death, after he was tragically murdered in a fatal shooting in West Hollywood.

Joe Budden dubs Selena Gomez a "doof."

We can't keep up.

The song didn't perform very well despite features from Post Malone and Cardi B.

Quite the feat.

Now that's love

Billboard continues to change the way they measure album sales.

XXXTentacion was streamed nearly 4 billion times in the last year on Spotify.

Lanez did decent numbers.

Chance the Rapper hits one billion streams on SoundCloud.

Lil Baby doin' numbers.

"Stranger Things" strikes big yet again.

Lil Nas X battles Billie Eilish for the #1 spot.

Someone let ScHoolboy Q that the machine that fakes streams has been identified.

"Old Town Road" is expected to retain top spot on Billboard's Top 100 for a 7th week running.

Logic is on pace for another number one album.

The album previously debuted at number 4 on the chart.

Nipsey Hussle all day, every day.

Drake's illustrious 2018 gains the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry's approval.

J. Cole proves he can still navigate the charts with finesse.