You have to realize that high turn over was what the Hot 100 was until the 90s, go look at some of the years from the 70s and 80s when it was nothing to have 30+ #1s. This year is unique because Billboard weakened User-generated videos (which was previously responsible for the longevity of hits like Old Town Road and Bad Guy) in their formula and streaming and radio impressions are down due to COVID-19.

Damn

Thought DaBaby was gonna flop

That’s what KTT told me

Roddy coming for the top spot

Roddy stimulus too strong

When has KTT ever been right about anything?

Travis is almost 30. Roddy is 21. Can't compare them

They not ready for that discussion

A song with the chorus "fuck a cop car" went #1 in America after a week of protesting against police brutality.

Poetic irony.

And DaBaby did a protest-esque remix verse for it too

New gen’s big 3 is Da Baby, Uzi, and Lil Baby?
They’re 28,25, and 25 respectively

Or put Travis somewhere in there

Doesnt feel right.

DaBaby is the oldest but he still feels like a newerr generation

Kinda gotta do it by age tho cause he’ll be lumped in more with that crowd, esp once he gets past 30

A Boogie > Roddy Rich

Im pushin this narrative

Trav's generation overall is pretty weak. They came up only a few years after the big 3 so there just wasn't a whole lot of room for them to shine. I'd put like Travis, Thug, Tyler, maybe Vince all in there.

Artist 2.0 not better than antisocial

interesting . the more you know

A classic

he still better than him

Roddy said he wanted George Zimmerman dead on the biggest song of the year thats a W

Both Megan and Dababy got #1s in the same year, wild.

How'd Rain on Me drop 4 spots with an album release boost?

F*** yeah