Imagine Dragons debuted on the JUMP! Top 20 charts at number 20, with, “Whatever It Takes,” climbing up to spot 16 this week. Drake, “God’s Plan” reigns as number 1 for the fourth week in a row on the JUMP! Top 20 with Dayna B.
The JUMP! Top 20 takes into account the top songs on radio charts, music streams, YouTube plays, and social media to find a more accurate representation of the 20 biggest songs. Traditionally, music countdowns stick to the charts.
Post Malone, who performed at Coachella on Saturday, has been featured on the JUMP! Top 20 in spots 6-7 with, “Psycho,” featuring Ty Dolla $ign.
Watch: NSFW warning Post Malone performs at Coachella on Saturday, April 14
New additions to the JUMP! Top 20 this week are Halsey feat Big Sean & Stefflon Don, “Alone,” and The Weeknd with, “Call Out My Name.”
The Weeknd performed, “Call Out My Name,” at Coachella Friday night with a very emotional performance.
Watch: The Weeknd, “Call Out My Name” at Coachella 2018.
Don’t miss listening to the countdown Saturdays at noon, and Sundays at 4 pm.
JUMP! Top 20 with Dayna B April 14 – April 15, 2018
LW TW
1 1 God’s Plan / Drake
3 2 The Middle / Zedd with Maren Morris & Grey
2 3 Pray For Me / The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar
5 4 Meant To Be / Bebe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line
4 5 Finesse / Bruno Mars & Cardi B
9 6 Never Be The Same / Camila Cabello
6 7 Psycho / Post Malone feat. Ty Dolla $ign
7 8 All The Stars / Kendrick Lamar & SZA
10 9 Friends / Marshmello x Anne-Marie
8 10 Perfect / Ed Sheeran
15 11 In My Blood / Shawn Mendes
11 12 Mine / Bazzi
12 13 Body / Loud Luxury feat. brando
13 14 Him & I / G-Eazy & Halsey
14 15 Ain’t Easy / Elijah Woods x Jamie Fine
20 16 Whatever It Takes / Imagine Dragons
16 17 Let You Down / NF
NEW 18 Call Out My Name / The Weeknd
18 19 Wait / Maroon 5
NEW 20 Alone / Halsey feat. Big Sean & Stefflon Don
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