Officio Play: Edition 99

 

   The 99th Run re-adopts a 50-track listing which sees Zach Bryan's "Plastic Cigarette" moving from its runner-up debut slot to lead the edition, earning the country star a second number one on the Play and a first as a solo act, following his former chart topper, "I Remember Everything" (with Kacey Musgraves), which at the time became the first country entry to reach the summit. His current #1 reach makes him the one country singer with more than one No.1 entry on the list. 

A$AP Rocky debuts the edition's highest entry with "HELICOPTER" at No.2 - marking his third top 10 entry on the chart, ahead of the most new entries (13) for any act on the edition. The rapper's new efforts : "I Smoked Away My Brain (I'm God × Demons Mashup)" (featuring Imogen Heap and Clams Casino) (#13), "Playa" (#19), "Flackito Jodye" (featuring Tokischa) (#22), "Stole Ya Flow" (#24), "Stop Snitching" (featuring BossMan Dlow and Sauce Walka) (#32), "The End" (featuring will.i.am and Jessica Pratt) (#36), "Don't Be Dumb / Trip Baby" (#43), "Stay Here 4 Life" (featuring Brent Faiyaz) (#47), "Whiskey (Release Me)" (featuring Gorillaz and Westside Gunn) (#48), "Air Force (Black DeMarco)" (#49) and "Fish N Steak (What It Is)" (featuring Tyler, the Creator and Jozzy) (#50). The rapper's recent top 10 effort, "PUNKY ROCK" repeats at it's high No.4 post for a second run. 

Bruno Mars' third number one on the chart, "I Just Might", slips to No.3 after leading the previous chart. 

JP Cooper & Gabrielle score their first top ten numbers each with the edition's Top Collaboration, "Sad Song" moving in at No.5. 

Taylor Swift's "The Fate of Ophelia" moves to No.6, adding a 15th stint in the top tier and overall on the tally. 

LeoStayTrill collects his second chart top ten entry, a first top debut, at No.7 with "Blessing", which surpasses his former No.9 ranking "Selena". 

Madison Beer posts her very first Officio top ten, thanks to "bad enough" which enters the listing at No.8, ahead of "complexity" at #45. 

Sienna Spiro's "Die on this Hill" descends to No.9 adding a consecutive third stint in the tier. HUNTR/X closes the top tier with their No.1 ranking "Golden" dipping to No.10, enjoying its record 29th run in the top 10 region.