Jhené Aiko Reaches Number One on Rhythmic Chart
The singer claims the top spot on the Mediabase rhythmic radio airplay chart with her latest hit featuring Kendrick Lamar.
Updated on Oct. 25, 2026 in R&B
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Jhené Aiko’s song So Good has ascended to the number one position on the Mediabase rhythmic radio airplay chart. The track, which features Kendrick Lamar, achieved this milestone by leading the format in airplay volume.
Why it matters
The achievement highlights the song's strong performance across rhythmic radio stations nationwide during the most recent tracking period. It marks a significant shift in the chart's hierarchy as competition for airtime remains intense among top artists.
Jhené Aiko's So Good secured 5,377 spins during the October 18-24 tracking period, a weekly increase of 1,109 spins. This performance pushed the single to the top spot ahead of Future's California Girls.
The players
Jhené Aiko
Jhené Aiko is an American singer and songwriter known for her contributions to contemporary R&B music.
Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar is a highly acclaimed rapper and songwriter recognized for his significant influence on modern hip-hop.
Future
Future is a prominent American rapper and singer who has been a central figure in trap music for over a decade.
Tems
Tems is a Nigerian singer and songwriter who has gained international prominence within the R&B and Afrobeats genres.
Drake
Drake is a Canadian rapper and global recording artist who is among the highest-selling musicians of the 21st century.
The details
Future's California Girls occupies the number two position, while Tems’ song What You Need slipped from first to third place. Drake’s Janice STFU sits at number four, with Latto’s Okayyy featuring Doja Cat rounding out the top five.
Timeline
October 18-24, 2026: The tracking period for the Mediabase rhythmic radio chart.
Industry Dynamics
This track performance follows the standard ranking patterns dictated by the Mediabase rhythmic radio airplay chart methodology, which tracks industry-wide radio spin data. The shift reflects ongoing competition within the radio landscape where top artists vie for limited rotation slots.
Listeners can expect to hear the chart-topping track more frequently as it reaches its peak position on rhythmic radio stations across the country. The shift in ranking confirms the song's current status as a priority track for radio programmers.
The takeaway
Radio popularity remains a critical driver for music success despite the dominance of streaming platforms. Artists often leverage high-profile collaborations like Aiko and Lamar to capture broader audiences across traditional radio formats.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Headline Planet.
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