He becomes the 24th artist in history to chart at least 100 songs on the Hot 100.
Rod Wave’s ‘Don’t Look Down’ album artwork.
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Rod Wave returns with a landmark week on Billboard’s charts (dated Sept. 12), thanks to his new album, Don’t Look Down.
Released Aug. 28 via Alamo Records, the set launches at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 99,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States in its opening week, according to Luminate. It becomes his fourth career leader, following SoulFly (in 2021), Beautiful Mind (2022) and Nostalgia (2023).
Rod Wave also sends 16 of the album’s tracks onto the Billboard Hot 100, led by “Piece of Your Love,” which reenters at No. 40, and “Hustle,” which returns at No. 48, marking new highs for both.
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Here’s a rundown of Rod Wave’s 16 entries on this week’s Hot 100 (all debuts except where noted):
Rank, Title
- No. 40, “Piece of Your Love” (reentry; new peak)
- No. 48, “Hustle” (reentry; new peak)
- No. 52, “Take Care”
- No. 54, “War Wounds”
- No. 55, “I Am”
- No. 70, “Dope Girl”
- No. 72, “Keep Dancing,” feat. Hazlett
- No. 74, “Look at Me Momma”
- No. 75, “Not New to It”
- No. 82, “Kiss Me Interlude”
- No. 88, “Venusian,” feat. Hazlett
- No. 89, “TP”
- No. 90, “2017 (Streamer U),” feat. Aimee Carty
- No. 92, “LaCosa Nostra”
- No. 94, “Mainstay,” feat. Luv Von
- No. 95, “Lost and Insecure”
With 14 debuts on this week’s Hot 100, Rod Wave increases his total to 107 career chart entries. He becomes the 24th artist in the chart’s history, which dates to 1958, to tally at least 100 entries, and the third this year, after J. Cole and Ariana Grande.
Of Rod Wave’s 107 Hot 100 hits, 19 have reached the top 40, led by his No. 11-peaking “Tombstone,” from SoulFly.
Thanks to their featured appearances on the album, Hazlett, Aimee Carty and Luv Von all earn their first career Hot 100 appearances. “2017 (Streamer U),” notably, samples Carty’s “2 Days Into College,” which nearly reached the Hot 100 in 2024, climbing to No. 5 on the Hot 100’s Bubbling Under ranking.
