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Cardi B returned in a flashy way earlier this spring with her latest solo single, “Enough (Miami).” That cut was a quick win on the Billboard charts, as fans of the rapper were eager to hear–and buy and stream–anything new from the superstar. Nearly two months after the track arrived, it’s become another proper smash for the Grammy winner on a trio of tallies.
This week, “Enough (Miami)” jumps into the top 10 on three Billboard charts. It’s been slowly working its way up all of them, and somewhat coincidentally, this frame turned out to be the one when it finally broke into the loftiest tier on all three at the same time.
Between the three lists, “Enough (Miami)” appears highest on the Rap Airplay chart. On that roster, which looks at the singles that earn the largest number of total audience impressions at radio stations that focus only on rap music, it’s up to No. 8. Last frame, the track appeared at No. 11.
Over on the Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, Cardi’s new single advances to a new peak of No. 9. Like on the Rap Airplay list, it was down at No. 11 last time around.
“Enough (Miami)” barely manages to crack the top 10 on the Rhythmic Airplay tally this frame as well. It settles at No. 10 this week after lifting to a new high point of No. 13 last period.
On the Rhythmic Airplay chart, Cardi has now earned 19 stays inside the loftiest region. The rapper scores her twenty-second top 10 hit on the Rap Airplay ranking this week. “Enough (Miami)” marks her twenty-third top 10 placement on the Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay tally.
“Enough (Miami)” is also on the rise on two other radio-only charts, though it still has some distance to climb before it breaks into the top 10. It doesn’t have very far to go before it enters that space on the R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay list, as it surges to No. 12 this frame. On the all-style Radio Songs roster, it cracks the top 40, jumping from No. 43 to No. 37.
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