DJ Khaleds Top Off, featuring JAY-Z, Future, and Beyonc, jumps into the top 10 of Billboard's Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop radio airplay chart. As the song clears the hurdle, Beyonc banks her 30th top 10 and passes Nicki Minaj for the most top 10s among women since the chart began in 1993. Beyonc first hit the top 10 as a soloist as featured on then-boyfriend JAY-Zs 03 Bonnie in Clyde, which peaked at No. 3 In 2002.
Among the superstars 30 top 10s, 12 have climbed all the way to No. 1 Another record among women. Beyonces 30 top 10 hits place her seventh on the all-time list. Drake leads the count, with 56, followed by Lil Wayne with 54; Chris Brown with 48; JAY-Z, now up to 35; Usher with 32; and T.I.
With 31. With the collaboration, Future secures his 24th top 10 hit on Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop, while DJ Khaled clocks his 14th. Below Top Off, SZA scores her fourth top 10 on Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop as Broken Clocks climbs from 11 to 10. Clocks is SZAs third top 10 from her debut album, Ctrl, following Love Galore," featuring Travis Scott, and The Weekend, which both peaked at No.
4 Last year. She has four top 10s in all on the chart, as her Kendrick Lamar collab "All the Stars," from the Black Panther soundtrack, hit No. 9 Last week. Alright you guys know the drill.
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