In this week’s Hot 100 show, we’re breaking down Justin Bieber’s return to music, Sabrina Carpenter’s “Tears,” aespa reacts to charting on the Billboard 200 and its song “Rich Man,” and KPop Demon Hunters‘ success on the chart from HUNTR/X and Saja Boys.
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Tetris Kelly: Welcome to Billboard‘s brand new countdown, The Hot 100 Show. I’m your host, Tetris, and every week we’re going to run down the top 10 of the chart, and we’re gonna do it with our experts, of course, you the fans and some of your favorite musicians dropping by today. We got our girls aespa — you’re gonna wanna stick around for that. But for now, let’s run it down. This is the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 for the week dated Sept. 20. “Daisies” is back in the top 10
Jerah Milligan: Tell me how do you feel about this new like, grown man Bieber.
Fan 1: You know, he’s been through a lot.
Fan 2: I think that “Daisies” is just, like, a really good song to, like, play and, like, have in the background. It’s just, like, easy listening.
Fan 1: The last two albums were very pop heavy, and now he’s working more R&B influences, back in the Purpose days, he’s working with Eddie Benjamin, a lot. Swag II just came out. I think both albums are fantastic.
Tetris Kelly: “Love Me Not” slips to No. 9.
Fan 3: I have been a fan of Ravyn Lenae since I was 16, which was the same age she started making music and getting into it.
Fan 4: I love her music. It’s a very like chill, soulful vibe, and she just always puts me in a good mood.
Tetris Kelly: HUNTR/X don’t miss, they’re up to eight.
Jerah Milligan: How you feel about “How It’s Done?”
Fan 5: Really good. I feel like it encapsulates K-pop as a genre really well. It’s just like a really nice introduction to the wider public about K-pop.
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