Teddy Swims Hits No. 1 on Pop Airplay
"Mr. Know It All" climbs two spots to the top of Billboard's Pop Airplay chart, marking Swims' second chart-topper in the category.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Pop
Teddy Swims' "Mr. Know It All" rose two spots to No. 1 on Billboard's Pop Airplay chart on the Nov. 14-dated listing. The song, released on SWIMS Int./Warner Records, is the singer's second No. 1 on the chart.
Why it matters
The Pop Airplay ranking is based on weekly plays across nearly 150 U.S. mainstream top 40 radio stations, so the result reflects broad radio adoption across the country. It follows Swims' earlier chart success, including "Lose Control," which led the category for two weeks in April 2024.
"Mr. Know It All" has peaked at No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is Swims' fourth top 40 hit on that chart. Its Pop Airplay standing is measured by radio plays, and the source does not report streaming or sales figures for the track.
The players
Teddy Swims
Teddy Swims is a singer whose recent releases have repeatedly charted on Billboard's Pop Airplay and Hot 100 lists.
Billboard
Billboard is the U.S. music trade publication whose Pop Airplay chart ranks songs by weekly radio plays.
Warner Records
Warner Records is a major record label that released "Mr. Know It All" through its SWIMS Int. partnership.
The details
The song ascended two spots to the top of the Nov. 14-dated Pop Airplay chart, Swims' second leader in that category after "Lose Control." Earlier entries include "The Door," which reached No. 9 in November 2024, and "Bad Dreams," which reached No. 8 in April 2025.
Timeline
April 2024: "Lose Control" reigned two weeks as Pop Airplay leader.
November 2024: "The Door" reached No. 9 on Pop Airplay.
2024: "Lose Control" finished as the No. 1 song on the year-end Hot 100.
April 2025: "Bad Dreams" reached No. 8 on Pop Airplay.
Nov. 14: "Mr. Know It All" ascended to No. 1 on Pop Airplay.
Industry Dynamics
Radio airplay on Billboard's Pop Airplay chart remains a key measure of mainstream reach for pop artists, as it is tabulated from weekly plays across nearly 150 U.S. top 40 stations. Swims' second No. 1 on that chart places his recent output alongside a sustained run of radio-driven hits.
Listeners can hear "Mr. Know It All" on the top 40 radio stations that feed the Pop Airplay chart, and the single is available through standard music platforms. The source does not specify streaming tier changes or pricing tied to the release.
The takeaway
Radio play remains a central driver of chart position on the Pop Airplay list, so a song's performance on top 40 stations can signal its broader commercial reach. Readers tracking pop charts can compare Pop Airplay rankings with Hot 100 placements to see where a song's momentum is coming from.
Further reading
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