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When Pharrell Williams teams up with adidas, the sneaker world stops and pays attention. Since their partnership kicked off in 2014, the duo has delivered some of the most forward-thinking designs in sneaker culture — and the upcoming VIRGINIA adistar Jellyfish might just be sneaker of the year. Explore See latest videos, charts and news From the jump, this sneaker has been one of the most anticipated drops of 2025. Pharrell has always lived at the intersection of music, fashion and design, and the Jellyfish proves he’s still pushing boundaries, despite what people may think. Debuting at Paris Fashion Week back in January, this shoe instantly threw the sneaker world into a frenzy. From sneaker Twitter to the sneaker blogs, all posts pointed to Pharrell. The community fell in love with the sneaker’s sculptural midsole, and then the Clipse co-sign made this shoe impossible to ignore. The silhouette takes cues from the fluidity of a jellyfish, with an exaggerated midsole meant to echo floating gills. A layered mesh upper, exoskeletal side panels, and subtle “VIRGINIA” branding add futuristic dimension. Pharrell’s storytelling goes deeper than aesthetics, the campaign reimagines a fictional coral reef, spotlighting the fragility and beauty of marine ecosystems without disturbing the real thing. Pharrell Williams Jellyfish Adidas Courtesy Photo It’s avant-garde but wearable: nature-inspired, fashion-forward, and a reimagining of adidas’ performance heritage with lifestyle flair. People have compared it to Balenciaga’s Triple S, but let’s be real, the Jellyfish does everything the Triple S tried to do, only cleaner and with actual story and intention behind it. What makes this release even more intriguing is the timing. By most accounts, chunky sneakers or “dad shoes” have been considered “dead.” The oversized, heavy silhouettes that dominated starting around 2016–2017, think Balenciaga’s Triple S or the adidas Yeezy Boost 700, have largely given way to thinner, sleeker models like Bad Bunny’s Ballerinas, Puma’s Speedcat, A$AP Rocky’s Puma Mostros and the ever-present adidas Samba. So for adidas to bring out a sneaker that feels like a direct callback to that bulky era is a bold move. Personally, I love the shoe and clearly a lot of the sneaker community does too, which raises the possibility: maybe chunky sneakers aren’t as dead as we thought. And if they are? Leave it to Skateboard P to breathe life back into them. The real test will be whether this style resonates with the mainstream sneaker consumer or stays within the culture’s inner circle. Pharrell Williams Jellyfish Adidas Christopher Claxton/Billboard The launch colorway, a mix of white, orange and black, is set to drop August 23rd. But we’ve already seen multiple other looks leak, including all-black, white/black/silver, and a clean white/blue/black. The Clipse (Pusha T & Malice) were spotted in pairs during their Paris Fashion Week takeover — and it wasn’t just a flex, it tied directly to Pharrell’s world. He also produced the duo’s massively anticipated fourth album Let God Sort ’Em Out, which debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200. Clipse in Jellyfish Brendan O’Connor Retailing at $300, the Jellyfish comes with a hefty price tag. Honestly, I expected these to come in at $180–$200. But when you factor in design innovation, material costs, R&D and Pharrell’s creative reach, especially now that he’s also Creative Director of Louis Vuitton Men’s, the number starts to make sense. This isn’t just for the average sneakerhead, it’s aimed at both adidas fans and Pharrell’s luxury audience. For me, this is a major FLEX. I’ve been locked in since Pharrell first teased them seven months ago. The design, the story, the Clipse connection, the exaggerated midsole, everything about this sneaker just feels different. It’s rare to get a shoe that truly blends art, tech, and cultural energy without feeling gimmicky, but the Jellyfish does exactly that. So yeah — I’m copping. But now we want to hear from you: Flex, Trade, or Fade? Will you add the VIRGINIA adistar Jellyfish to your rotation, hold for trade value, or skip entirely? Drop your take in the comments. Pharrell Williams Jellyfish Adidas Christopher Claxton/Billboard Source link

Taylor Swift is officially back in album mode. On last week’s episode of Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast, the superstar revealed her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, due out Oct. 3. Along with the announcement, she also dropped a few key details: the cover art, a concise 12-song tracklist (a sharp contrast to the 31-track “data dump” of The Tortured Poets Department), a guest feature from Sabrina Carpenter and the return of longtime producers/collaborators Max Martin and Shellback, who helped craft some of Swift’s biggest hits from Red, 1989 and reputation. The rollout marks another fascinating chapter in Swift’s career, and has left fans curious about what to expect. In the podcast, though, she said “[The album is] a lot more upbeat, and it’s a lot more fun pop excitement. My main goals were melodies that were so infectious, you’re almost angry at it.” She added that all 12 songs are “bangers” — not unlike the past hits she made with the Swedish pop masterminds, such as “Shake It Off” and “Blank Space.” “We’ve never actually made an album before where it was just the three of us, there’s no other collaborators,” she said. “It felt like catching lightning in a bottle. These guys, they’re just geniuses. Working with them again was absolutely incredible.” One thing we know for certain is that Swift is in for a big chart week. She’s already rewritten the Billboard record books countless times, and each new release seems to add more milestones to her résumé. With six weeks until Showgirl arrives, here’s a look at some of the biggest chart records Swift could break — in some cases against fellow superstars, and in others, against herself. Most No. 1 Albums on the Billboard 200 Among Solo Artists Swift is currently tied with Drake and Jay-Z for the most No. 1 albums among solo artists with 14 No. 1s apiece, dating to the chart’s launch in March 1956. If Showgirl debuts on top, she’ll be the first solo artist to tally 15 No. 1s — unless, perhaps, Drake drops his anticipated new album Iceman before Oct. 3. The Beatles lead all acts with 19 No. 1 albums. Most Consecutive Calendar Years at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 If Showgirl opens at No. 1, Swift will extend her run of yearly chart-toppers to seven (2019-2025), tying The Beatles for the most consecutive calendar years with a new No. 1 album. Swift has earned nine of her 14 total No. 1 albums in that span. Largest Streaming Week for an Album The Tortured Poets Department holds the record as the album with the largest streaming week ever, with 891.37 million on-demand official U.S. streams generated in its opening week (April 19-25, 2024). Since Showgirl is expected to have far fewer tracks (12 compared to 31), it will be much tougher to beat that record. But if anyone can outdo herself, it’s Swift. Most Vinyl Albums Sold in a Single Week in the Modern Era The Tortured Poets Department also set the record here, selling 859,000 vinyl copies on the chart dated May 4, 2024 — the most for an album in a single week since Luminate began tracking music sales in 1991. We know that The Life of a Showgirl is already available for preorder, and Swift announced Monday (Aug. 18) that two special vinyl variants were available in her webstore, named The Life of a Showgirl: The Shiny Bug Edition. Both versions, available for preorder for only 48 hours (or “while supplies last”), reportedly sold out in less than an hour. So we can be sure to expect another blockbuster vinyl week. The question is: can she clear that 859,000 bar? Most Albums to Sell 1,000,000 Copies in a Single Week in the Modern Era Since 1991, only 24 albums have sold 1 million-plus in the U.S. in a single week (in pure sales). Of those 24, Swift has the most, with seven. If Showgirl joins the club, she’ll extend her record to eight. Swift cleared the 1-million mark with, in order: Speak Now (1.046 million; Nov. 13, 2010), Red (1.208 million; Nov. 10, 2012), 1989 (1.286 million; Nov. 15, 2014), reputation (1.216 million; Dec. 2, 2017), Midnights (1.14 million; Nov. 5, 2022), 1989 (Taylor’s Version) (1.359 million; Nov. 11, 2023) and The Tortured Poets Department (1.913 million; May 4, 2024). Only Artist to Sweep the Top 10 of the Hot 100 Three Times Swift famously blanketed the entire top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 on Nov. 5, 2022, after releasing Midnights, and then outdid herself by claiming the entire top 14 with Tortured Poets. With Showgirl’s expected 12 tracks, she can’t claim that record, but she could become the first artist to claim the entire top 10 three times, a feat no one else has achieved even once. Most No. 1 Songs on the Hot 100 of the 2020s Swift and Drake have both scored seven No. 1 songs on the Hot 100 in the 2020s so far — tied for the most among all artists this decade. If a track from Showgirl tops the chart, she’ll surpass him for the most (unless, of course, Drake scores a new No. 1 before then). Most Top 5s, Top 10s, Top 20s, Top 40s and Overall Entries on the Hot 100 Among Women Among women, Swift already holds the records for the most top 5s (36), top 10s (59), top 20s (100), top 40s (165) and overall entries (264). Among all artists, only Drake ranks higher on these lists. But the 12 tracks from Showgirl could help her narrow the gap, or at least extend her lead among women. Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

Redacción Panamericana Pamela López mostró voucher de gastos de sus hijos tras la pensión de alimentos que depositó Christian Cueva y las cifras generaron polémica. Pamela López volvió a encender la polémica en el mundo de la farándula luego de revelar en qué se gasta el dinero que recibe de Christian Cueva como pensión de alimentos. La aún esposa del futbolista apareció en el programa América Hoy y sorprendió al mostrar los vouchers de lo que destinó a sus hijos en un solo fin de semana. Voucher revela más de 800 soles en un fin de semana Para sustentar su postura, Pamela López mostró un comprobante donde se aprecia que, durante el último fin de semana, gastó más de 800 soles en actividades recreativas, ropa y juguetes por el Día del Niño. “Eso me acabo de gastar en sus juguetes, además de sacarlos a comer, a los juegos y comprarles ropa. Ese señor no tiene idea de todo lo que sus hijos gastan”, expresó en el programa. Te puede interesar Vanessa Pumarica se aleja de Pamela Franco tras alerta sobre Christian Cueva: “Fue su decisión” Pamela López recuerda un año sin apoyo Visiblemente indignada, la madre de los hijos de Cueva recordó que pasó más de un año sin recibir pensión alguna, por lo que tuvo que apoyarse en su familia y endeudarse para mantener a sus pequeños. “Ese es el primer abono que recibo. Un año manteniendo a mis hijos sola. Me endeudé con personas, hice maravillas, mi familia me apoyó, pero mis hijos siguen disfrutando todo lo mejor que puedo darles”, señaló. Te puede interesar Expareja de Paul Michael rompe su silencio: “Padre ausente… Él está donde está la plata” Pamela López exhibe gastos tras depósito de Cueva Hace unos días, Pamela López anunció irónicamente que Christian Cueva le había depositado 12 mil soles correspondientes a la manutención de sus tres hijos. La influencer detalló que, de dicho monto, 8 mil soles están destinados al colegio, gasto que antes era asumido directamente por el futbolista. De esta manera, sólo quedarían 4 mil soles para alimentos, recreación, mantenimiento de vivienda y otros artículos básicos. Durante su intervención, dejó en claro que este dinero resulta insuficiente para cubrir todas las necesidades de los menores. @americahoytv ¡NO LE ALCANZA! 💸 Pamela López se molestó en pleno live de Tiktok debido a la pensión de Cueva para sus tres hijos, la cual, según ella, no alcanza para el estilo de vida de ellos. De lunes a viernes a las 9:30 a.m. no te pierdas #AméricaHoy [Mira los programas completos y 100% GRATIS* -Solo Perú- en #tvGO ♬ sonido original – América Hoy Source link

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Pamela López volvió a encender la polémica en el mundo de la farándula luego de revelar en qué se gasta el dinero que recibe de Christian Cueva como pensión de alimentos. La aún esposa del futbolista apareció en el programa América Hoy y sorprendió al mostrar los vouchers de lo que destinó a sus hijos en un solo fin de semana. Voucher revela más de 800 soles en un fin de semana Para sustentar su postura, Pamela López mostró un comprobante donde se aprecia que, durante el último fin de semana, gastó más de 800 soles en actividades recreativas, ropa y juguetes por el Día del Niño. “Eso me acabo de gastar en sus juguetes, además de sacarlos a comer, a los juegos y comprarles ropa. Ese señor no tiene idea de todo lo que sus hijos gastan”, expresó en el programa. Te puede interesar Expareja de Paul Michael rompe su silencio: “Padre ausente… Él está donde está la plata” Pamela López recuerda un año sin apoyo Visiblemente indignada, la madre de los hijos de Cueva recordó que pasó más de un año sin recibir pensión alguna, por lo que tuvo que apoyarse en su familia y endeudarse para mantener a sus pequeños. “Ese es el primer abono que recibo. Un año manteniendo a mis hijos sola. Me endeudé con personas, hice maravillas, mi familia me apoyó, pero mis hijos siguen disfrutando todo lo mejor que puedo darles”, señaló. Te puede interesar ¡Ampay! Esposo de Sofía Franco es visto en discoteca de Miraflores mientras ella está en Panamá Pamela López exhibe gastos tras depósito de Cueva Hace unos días, Pamela López anunció irónicamente que Christian Cueva le había depositado 12 mil soles correspondientes a la manutención de sus tres hijos. La influencer detalló que, de dicho monto, 8 mil soles están destinados al colegio, gasto que antes era asumido directamente por el futbolista. De esta manera, sólo quedarían 4 mil soles para alimentos, recreación, mantenimiento de vivienda y otros artículos básicos. Durante su intervención, dejó en claro que este dinero resulta insuficiente para cubrir todas las necesidades de los menores. @americahoytv ¡NO LE ALCANZA! Pamela López se molestó en pleno live de Tiktok debido a la pensión de Cueva para sus tres hijos, la cual, según ella, no alcanza para el estilo de vida de ellos. De lunes a viernes a las 9:30 a.m. no te pierdas #AméricaHoy [Mira los programas completos y 100% GRATIS* -Solo Perú- en #tvGO ♬ sonido original – América Hoy La entrada Pamela López reveló voucher de cuánto gastó en sus hijos el fin de semana tras recibir 12 mil soles de Cueva se publicó primero en Radio Onda Cero. Source link

Lil Nas X went on a song spree earlier this year when he surprise-dropped the eight-track Days Before Dreamboy EP, a mini album that collected a clutch of singles he’d released in late 2024 and early 2025. And then… well, things got quiet. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The rapper revealed that he was hospitalized in April with what he said was partial facial paralysis, the cause of which was never disclosed, and then popped in to the Jennifer Hudson Show in May to once again tease his follow-up to his 2021 debut full-length LP, Montero. Things went dark again for a few months until this week when Lil Nas wiped his Instagram and re-populated it with song snippets of a number of new tracks featuring A-list collaborators. The spree started on Tuesday morning (Aug. 19) with a mysterious image of Nas in white cowboy boots and a golden dress holding a pair of lanterns in a room piled high with different colored material on the floor. That was followed by a shot of what appeared to be a desk surrounded by paintings, sculptures, light fixtures and other marginalia, again offered with no context or commentary, as well as a shot of a furry white chair bookended with a dramatic, regal painting of the MC and a white sheet hanging askew behind the tableau. And then things got really interesting with a playful selfie in which Nas rocked a fur coat and light brown cowboy hat — topped with a crown — and bright red lipstick with the caption, ‘OH NO sHES GONE MAD! CRAZY I TELL U!, followed by a snap of him throwing up a peace sign in front of a computer screen, the floor littered with stereo equipment and a dirty propane tank with the cryptic caption, “the god of music dare i say? me not jay z, no shade.” A few more images came next, including one of Nas in the gold dress and boots in a lit-up full-length mirror with the tease, “and just like that she’s back. We’ve all waited so long. When dreamworld needed her the most,” which paved the way for an untitled, slow-rolling song produced by Young Kio with a woozy guitar and a throwback to his breakthrough “Old Town Road” cowboy vibe. “Turn on the cable, Nassy’s out the stable/ B–ch I’m back around, let them n–gas know it’s fatal/ And I ain’t finna take s–t, n–gas better watch it/ You know I love the sound of them rounds when the Glock hit,” he raps on a song whose title appears to be “Black Horse.” He also dropped a snippet of “Kimbo” featuring Lil Jon, a big beat banger on which he solemnly sings the chorus, “I know you feel pressure/ When nobody’s around/ You Kimbo/ And I know you feel tempted/ When nobody’s around,” before dropping into a greasy verse on which he raps, “I want like three hoes on some Xans/ I’m with YTO and some friends/ I’m a five-star b–ch with a six pack/ Seven n–gas on me whenI walk into that G spot.” And though he’d earlier shared a snippet of one of his most legendary unreleased songs, “Down Souf Hoes,” featuring Sexyy Red and Saucy Santana, at press time that post had been deleted. The final two clips, uploaded on Wednesday morning (Aug. 20) find Nas, in boots and a white robe, banging a tambourine and standing in front of the pile of gear pictured in the previous snaps and crooning a cappella, “I want to live/ I want to fight/ I want to live a wondrous life/ I want to go, I want to thrive/ I want to live a wondrous life/ Oh what a life, oh what a life.” A final video spotlights a poppy, keyboard-heavy untitled song playing over an image of a colorful floor-to-ceiling mural as he sings, “strange things keep happening.” At press time a spokesperson for Lil Nas had not responded to Billboard‘s request for information on the album’s release date and the new song snippets. Source link

Ariana Grande may have gotten her start on Nickelodeon, but she just proved that she’s also a Disney Channel fan by singing a classic Hilary Duff hit in a video for R.E.M. Beauty posted Tuesday (Aug. 19). In the social media clip, the pop superstar tests out a shimmery liquid eye shadow. While deciding to add even more of the product to her lids — because why not? — Grande launches into an impromptu cover of the Lizzie McGuire star’s “Why Not” that is absolutely pitch perfect, despite the Wicked actress being on the spot. “Why not take a crazy chance?” she sings, adding her signature vibrato and improvised runs to the original melody. “Why not do a crazy dance?/ If you lose the moment, you might lose a lot.” Resharing the video to her Instagram Story, Duff expressed her disbelief that Grande had actually paid tribute. “Well I get gotten by AI a lot — but this really happened,” she wrote. Released in the early 2000s, “Why Not” was featured in the soundtrack for Disney’s The Lizzie McGuire Movie, in which Duff starred. The track also appears on Duff’s Metamorphosis album, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in 2003. Seven years later, Grande would make her debut as Cat Valentine in Nickelodeon’s Victorious, kickstarting her music career shortly after the show premiered. After releasing five No. 1 albums of her own — later snagging a sixth with 2024’s Eternal Sunshine — the star would revisit acting in the critically acclaimed Wicked movies, the second of which hits theaters this November. Ahead of part two’s premiere, Universal Studios recently shared a first-look video stitching together scenes from the Wicked sequel with commentary from the cast. “We really get to see how far we can push this friendship,” Grande says of characters Glinda and Elphaba in the clip. “There’s nuance, there’s hurt, there’s forgiveness … These two women love each other so much, and they truly change each other for the better.” Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

Mgk (formerly Machine Gun Kelly) now has a trio of No. 1s on Billboard’s Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart, debuting atop the Aug. 23-dated list with Lost Americana. The latest set from the rapper-turned-rocker starts with 63,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States in the week ending Aug. 14, according to Luminate. Of that sum, 40,000 units are album sales, good enough for mgk’s second No. 1 on the all-genre Top Album Sales list. Related Lost Americana follows reigns for mgk via Tickets to My Downfall for 13 weeks in 2020 and 2021 and Mainstream Sellout for two frames in 2022. Both albums represented a departure for the artist to a more pop punk-indebted sound. Lost Americana joins those albums as a ruler of Top Rock Albums and Top Alternative Albums as well, and on the all-genre Billboard 200, the LP starts at No. 4. Concurrently, 13 songs on the 50-position Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart are featured on the Lost Americana tracklist, paced by lead single “Cliche,” which jumps 23-10, returning to its peak, which it first achieved upon its debut in June. It earned 5.7 million radio audience impressions, 5.2 million official U.S. streams and sold 1,000 downloads in the week ending Aug. 14. It also re-enters at No. 79 on the all-format Billboard Hot 100. The newly released “Outlaw Overture” follows on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs at No. 22 (2.9 million streams). “Cliche” rises 25-23 on the latest Pop Airplay tally, tying the peak of mgk’s “Lonely Road,” with Jelly Roll, earlier this year. “Cliche” also spent six weeks on Adult Pop Airplay, peaking at No. 33. Daily newsletters straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

Latin music icon DY is officially back. After announcing his retirement in 2022, the Puerto Rican superstar (formerly known as Daddy Yankee) will make his triumphant return to the stage at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Week. The coveted event is slated to run Oct. 20–24 and take place at the Fillmore Miami Beach. Set to star on “The Power of Reinvention” panel, the billion-stream hitmaker will open up about his “legendary career, the evolution of his artistry, and how he is shaping his next chapter,” says the press release. Explore See latest videos, charts and news “Billboard Latin Music Week has always been where history is written. In 2006, DY was the Star Q&A at the Billboard Latin Music Conference, and the first reggaeton artist on our cover. Now, his return marks another defining chapter in our story,” said Leila Cobo, Billboard’s Chief Content Officer for Latin and Español, in a press release. “His journey of reinvention is not only inspiring but deeply relevant for today’s generation of artists and fans alike.” The announcement comes hot on the heels of DY’s latest single and music video”Sonríele,” a joyous summer anthem under HYBE Latin America. “This isn’t about a comeback. It’s about connection,” DY said about the song when it released in July. “Life’s not perfect, but we have to smile through it. This song was born from what we live every day — it’s my way of telling people not to give up, to appreciate the little things and never let anyone take their joy away.” Billboard Latin Music Week 2025 promises unparalleled access to top artists, with a lineup featuring Anuel AA, Gloria and Emilio Estefan, Ozuna, Myke Towers, Laura Pausini, Carín León, Silvana Estrada, Pablo Alborán, Ela Taubert, Goyo, Kapo, Luis R. Conriquez, Netón Vega, Óscar Maydon, Xavi and more, with additional acts to be announced. The week will feature panels, live performances, workshops, and networking events, wrapping up with a special celebration concert on Oct. 24. The event aligns with the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards, airing live from Miami on Thursday, Oct. 23 on Telemundo and Peacock. Tickets for Latin Music Week 2025 are now available at BillboardLatinMusicWeek.com. Source link

Gunna grabs his sixth No. 1 on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart with The Last Wun, which opens atop the list dated Aug. 23. The set begins with 80,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States in the tracking week of Aug. 8-14, according to Luminate. Streaming activity, at 79,000 units, contributes almost all of The Last Wun’s first-week count, equaling 104.5 million official on-demand audio and video streams of the album’s songs. One thousand units are from traditional album sales, with a negligible amount in track-equivalent units. (One unit equals the following levels of consumption: one album sale, 10 individual tracks sold from an album, or 1,250 paid/subscription tier or 3,750 ad-supported tier of official on-demand audio and video streams for a song on the album.) The Last Wun, released on Gunna/Young Stoner Life/300/Atlantic Group, is Gunna’s sixth champ on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, all earned consecutively. Here’s a review of his chart-topping collection: Album Title, Weeks at No. 1, Date Reached No. 1 Drip or Drown 2, one, March 9, 2019 Wunna, one, June 6, 2020 DS4Ever, five, Jan. 22, 2022 A Gift & a Curse, one, July 1, 2023 One of Wun, two, May 25, 2024 The Last Wun, one (to date), Aug. 23, 2025 Beyond the six leaders, two other Gunna projects have reached Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Drip Season 3 peaked at No. 25 in February 2018 and Drip Harder, a collaborative set with Lil Baby, claimed a No. 2 best that October. Elsewhere, The Last Wun enters as Gunna’s sixth No. 1 on the Top Rap Albums chart and starts at No. 3 on the all-genre Billboard 200. The album’s arrival sparks a parade of 16 titles on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. All are debuts except “Won’t Stop,” which returns for a fifth week on the chart and peaked at No. 17 in June. Here’s a complete recap of The Last Wun’s track placements on this week’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. No. 10, “Just Say Dat” No. 16, “Forever Be Mine,” featuring Wizkid No. 17, “Sakpase” No. 18, “At My Purest,” featuring Offset No. 21, “Let That Sink In” No. 22, “gp” No. 24, “wgft,” featuring Burna Boy No. 27, “Many Nights” No. 30, “Biting My Game” No. 33, “Again” No. 35, “Prototype” No. 36, “Endless” No. 37, “Won’t Stop” No. 38, “I Can’t Feel My Face,” featuring Nechie No. 45, “Podcast” No. 50, “Satisfaction,” featuring Asake In addition to its 16 appearances, the album spawned another hit with pre-release single “Him All Along,” which achieved a No. 15 peak last November. Source link