Beyoncé Reached Number One on Rhythmic Radio Chart
The song Morning Dew (Donk) climbed to the top spot following a significant surge in weekly radio spins.
Updated on Sept. 20, 2026 in R&B
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Beyoncé has claimed the number one position on the rhythmic radio chart with her latest song, Morning Dew (Donk). The track ascended two places from its previous standing after experiencing substantial gains in airplay.
Why it matters
This chart performance highlights the continued commercial dominance of major artists in the rhythmic music landscape. Strong radio support remains a key metric for determining current cultural and listening trends in the United States.
Morning Dew (Donk) secured the top spot with 5,794 spins during the September 13-19 tracking period. This performance outperformed competitors including Cardi B at number two and Tyla at number three.
The players
Beyoncé
Beyoncé is a globally recognized American singer, songwriter, and performer who has consistently influenced the R&B and pop music genres for decades.
Cardi B
Cardi B is a prominent American rapper and songwriter known for multiple chart-topping hits and significant influence on the contemporary music industry.
Tyla
Tyla is an emerging South African singer and songwriter who has gained international attention for her contributions to pop and R&B music.
Drake
Drake is a highly successful Canadian rapper, singer, and actor who maintains a major presence on global music charts.
J. Cole
J. Cole is a well-known American rapper and record producer celebrated for his lyrical style and consistent performance on various Billboard charts.
The details
The track climbed two positions to reach the top of the chart during the most recent measurement cycle. Its ascent was driven by an addition of 1,005 spins compared to the previous week.
Timeline
September 13-19, 2026: Tracking period for radio spins.
Industry Dynamics
The success of the track follows the established reporting patterns of the Billboard Rhythmic Airplay chart methodology, which tracks national radio airplay to define the top songs of the week. This achievement reinforces the competitive nature of the R&B sector as artists vie for limited radio slots.
Fans can hear the number one track through their local terrestrial radio stations as it maintains high rotation. Listeners should expect continued airplay for the song across major rhythmic-format music outlets in the coming weeks.
The takeaway
Radio popularity remains a powerful indicator of a song's reach among national audiences. Staying current with chart-topping tracks helps listeners engage with the most prevalent sounds and artists in modern R&B.
Further reading
Discover more about current trends in the genre by visiting our R&B section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Headline Planet.
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