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As Michael Jackson historically returns to the top 10 with “Thriller” and Kehlani gives Brandy her flowers, Billboard‘s chart experts break down the correlation between Grammy nominations and artists such as HUNTR/X, Alex Warren, Leon Thomas and more who have taken over the charts this year. Black Eyed Peas singer Taboo stopped by with his daughter to share what it was like to work in the studio with Jett on Dora, his thoughts on the Dodgers’ huge win, and their perspectives on the diversity of artists on the Hot 100.
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Tetris Kelly: Michael Jackson makes a holiday return to the charts as Taylor Swift still battles with KPop Demon Hunters for the No. 1 spot.
Taboo: The fact that we have multicultural representation on the top 100 from KATSEYE to Demon Hunters, the HUNTR/X, I love that.
Tetris Kelly: Hey, what’s up? And welcome to the Hot 100 Show. As you can see, I got my friend Taboo and his daughter, Jett, stopping by a little bit later, and we got a new top 10 entry on the chart. So let’s start by running it down. This is the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 for the week dated Nov. 15. After a Halloween surge, “Thriller” hits the top 10. Morgan stays at No. 9. “Mutt” moves up to No. 8. All right, we got a newcomer to the top 10 in MJ. I can’t say I was ready for that, but Halloween isn’t it?
Eric Frankenburg: Yeah, I don’t know if newcomer’s the word. “Thriller” was in the top 10 in 1984, but this is the highest it’s been since March of 1984 — it’s pretty incredible. You know, it returns to the chart every year for Halloween, but this year’s a whole different story. It’s in the top 10. And, yes, it’s just wild you know that it’s higher than it’s been in 41 years.
Xander Zellner: Yeah, it feels like it’s kind of becoming, like, the “All I Want for Christmas Is You” of the Halloween season, where, like, it started growing more and more each year, and this year, Halloween fell on a Friday. So like, now it’s in the top 10. It’s amazing.
Delisa Shannon: I can already imagine, like, AI versions of Michael Jackson going, “It’s time.” Like, I already know it’s coming. You said it, not me.
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GIRLSET is back! Formerly known as VCHA, GIRLSET makes their return to the music scene and sat down with Billboard to dive into it all. From going through the K-pop training system during A2K, to past member lawsuits and allegations, and those KATSEYE comparisons, GIRLSET doesn’t hold back
Brooke Morrison:
You guys are finally back in the spotlight. You know, back to the grind. How does it feel to kind of come out of a waiting period and finally be out again?
Camila:
I mean, I think it’s definitely like a shift, because for some time we weren’t like grinding as much as we’re doing now, so it’s kind of just getting back in the feeling and the vibes is very different now. It’s kind of just getting into this vibe again. But, I mean, we love it.
You guys have gone through a lot of change in two years than most groups see in five. And there’s a lot to be said, you know, and like, frankly, how did you guys feel whenever headlines hit about a lot of controversy, maybe KG’s lawsuit, Kaylee’s health hiatus, how did that hit you guys personally, and did it affect your confidence at all?
Kendall:
It definitely hit hard at some points. Some things were unexpected. Some others were not recent news to us, and I feel like we had a lot of deep, intertwined feelings about everything because obviously, of our journey where we came from, our relationships with people, with the past members, everything. But I feel like have like us to rely on, like, we just rely on each other, and we’re able to one, like, talk out how we were feeling with each other. And also, I feel like it’s so important that we were able to, like, put those into songs that we’ve written as well that’s become a big way for us to express ourselves, and is the way that we want to communicate with the world how we feel because, frankly, there is just so much to be said that we feel that it’s kind of, you can’t describe it.
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Do you want to learn to speak like Rosalía? Well, listen closely, students, because Professor Rosalía is ready to show us her 10 favorite words in Catalan and Spanish. Did you learn something new watching this video? Let us know your opinion in the comments.
Rosalía: Hi, I’m Rosalía, and here’s my dictionary featuring some words in Spanish and Catalan.
Attention, students, class has already started! Let’s begin.The first word is “tremenda.” You might say, “She’s very tremenda. She’s tremendísima.” The word “tremenda” sounds like what it means, representing someone very strong. When you say it, you need to emphasize and drag the “n”: tremennnnda. It’s used in various contexts, like describing someone as very impactful. For example: “That girl, she is tremenda.”
The second word is “floripondio.” “Floripondio” refers to something exaggerated, over-the-top, or a bit “cuadro,” which is an informal term for something gaudy or out of place. For instance, it could describe a flashy accessory, like a glaring brooch that doesn’t quite fit, though sometimes it can still look good. A “floripondio” might also be a bold or risky print — something floral or extreme that stands out. You might say, “You’re wearing a floripondio there.”
The third word is in Catalan: “xiuxiuejar.” I absolutely love how this word sounds. It refers to something said very softly and subtly, like a gentle whisper. The word itself sounds like what it expresses: “xiuxiuejar.” It’s delicate and soothing — remember to say it very softly. “Xiuxiuejar.”
I hope you’re taking notes, staying focused and making sure to use these words in their appropriate contexts!
Now, on to the fourth word, also in Catalan: “melic.” “Melic” refers to the belly button. It’s such an adorable word, simple and charming, like how you might lovingly refer to the navel. I just love it.
Next is the Spanish word “ojalá,” which is very beautiful. If I’m not mistaken, “ojalá” is rooted in the Arabic word “Allah,” and it means “God willing” or “hopefully.” It’s a commonly used expression in Spanish, one that carries a lot of hope. We often say it when we wish for something, like “ojalá.”
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Trending on Billboard Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” surges to the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100, Leon Thomas’ “Mutt” moves up. Will Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” or HUNTR/X’s “Golden” be able to make No. 1 this week? Tetris Kelly: Michael Jackson makes a holiday return to the charts as Taylor Swift still battles with KPop Demon […]
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Last season, Stranger Things had a major impact on the Billboard charts, giving Kate Bush her first Hot 100 Top 10 with “Running Up That Hill” at No. 3. The cast of the 5th & final season of Stranger Things gives us their anthems for taking on the “Upside Down” in Hawkins. Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo and more share their favorite tunes on the red carpet of the premiere.
Catrise Johnson:
Before heading into the upside down, what would your character be blasting in their headphones?
Millie Bobby Brown:
Beyonce.
What Beyonce song?
Millie Bobby Brown:
“American Requiem.”
That’s a good one. That’s a good one.
Millie Bobby Brown:
Or “YA YA.”
What is your character playing in their headphones?
Finn Wolfhard:
Probably some punk or some metal. Eddie from season four probably got into his got into his head, and got him into some heavier music. So maybe Metallica?
Noah Schnapp:
It’s Will Byers, I feel like he’s very like indie, maybe like boy genius, like just a little indie.
I like that.
Noah Schnapp:
Maybe I should just go with a classic. My favorite, “Forever Young.”
Gaten Matarazzo:
This is very good, like a hype up song. We need something to hype you up a little bit. Maybe we could go with like…
Beyonce?
Gaten Matarazzo:
Oh my gosh. How about all of ‘Renaissance.’
Oh, my God. ‘Renaissance?’
Gaten Matarazzo:
The tour was amazing. I didn’t get to see ‘Cowboy Carter’
Act three we have to be there.
Gaten Matarazzo:
Yes, I’ll be able to make it two for three.
Priah Ferguson:
Maybe Whitney Houston.
Oh, what Whitney Houston song?
Probably, I believe our children are the future.
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Trending on Billboard Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” is making waves on the Country Airplay chart, Sombr’s “Back to Friends” hit No. 12 on the Hot 100 — but can the two songs break into the top 10 of the Hot 100? Can Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need” head into the top three of the chart? […]
Trending on Billboard This is partner content. The Billboard Live Music Summit & Awards was full of enlightening panels and the hottest stars. Usher & Rauw Alejandro spoke about their experiences while touring, and Shakira won big. Keep watching for all the details! Usher: Live music and live entertainment is really the source, and I’m […]
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Carín León, Kali Uchis and other major stars of Latin music come together to answer fan mail during Billboard Latin Music Week 2025. Watch as they share heartfelt reactions, personal reflections and connect directly with the fans who inspire their music.
Kali Uchis: Hello, everyone. I’m Kali Uchis.
Ela Taubert: I’m Ela Taubert.
Jowell: This is Jowell, from the duo Jowell and Randy, the loosest in reggaeton.
Silvana Estrada: I’m Silvana Estrada.
Carín León: What’s up, my friends? I’m Carin León, and we’re going to play Fan Mail with Billboard. This fusion has been decades overdue to hit the mainstream, and I’m here for it. As they say, right? I also think that this fusion has been present in the way we see music and how we express it. One of my biggest missions today is to bring our roots back and give them a freshness — a new version for all the new generations. In a way, it’s about bringing what Mexico is, what Sonora is, to the world while fusing it with global music, which has so much to offer and showcase.
Kali Uchis: The Fan Mail says: “Honestly, I’ve never seen a tour so beautiful. I can’t wait anymore to cry to ‘Heaven Is a Home’ live.” Yes, I feel like almost every night I’m going to cry too with that song. It’s so emotional!
Ela Taubert: “Bestie, your songs are a Band-Aid for the soul. Going to the concert recharged me so much. These last few days in my life have been heavy.” Honestly, I’ve always thought this dream — like God put it in my life — to allow me to meet you and the fans. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your lives.
Jowell: “It’s good to be great, but greater is to be good.” That’s interesting. I’d heard that phrase from a salsa legend, Héctor Lavoe, who’s from Ponce, Puerto Rico.
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5 Seconds of Summer pulls up to Barney’s Beanery in L.A. to talk about the group’s new album, Everyone’s a Star!, over drinks, food and a game of pool. The members share why they made a complete 180 with the new album, what their recording sessions looked like, how they’re tackling the stigma of being a boy band, their Billboard chart history, who they would include in a super boy band, their touring experiences and more!
5 Seconds of Summer: Like the apple baby. That’s going to be a tight squeeze.
Tetris Kelly: 5 Seconds of Summer, what!
5 Seconds of Summer: Tetris looks very confused. I like this. Sup, Billboard.
Ashton: Nice. Welcome to Barney’s Beanery.
Yo, fellas, this is sick.
Ashton: We’re here, man.
Yeah, come on in, guys, let’s get some food. I mean, not every day you get to kick it at Barney’s Beanery with 5SOS. Wait, do y’all hate when people do that? 5SOS? Do you care?
Michael: That’s what it’s meant to be.
I’m just saying.
Michael: 5 SOS is wrong.
Does anybody ever walk up to you and say, “Hey, 5 SOS.”
Calum: Instantly shunned.
They’re not allowed at the table.
Michael: They wouldn’t be invited to lunch at Barney’s Beanery.
Luke: No, 100%.
And like, what’s the story behind Barney’s Beanery? Like, you guys come here often? Like, why did we pick here to hang out today?
Ashton: Oh, because Outback Steakhouse said no. I thought you guys already knew that.
Luke: Which is some bulls–t, honestly because you know what? Outback Steakhouse started by a Floridian guy.
Calum: Yes, he’s not even Australian.
Luke: And we go, “Oh, we’re the biggest band from Australia.”
Ashton: And he has the hide to say, “No thanks.”
Luke: He says, “No.” You dropped- I don’t know which camera to go to. I’m gonna go to all of them. Applebees saying no? Fumbled the bag. Chili’s saying no like that’s fair, but Outback, like, come on. I thought, I thought we were cool.
Ashton: At the end of the day, we have to thank the Beanery. Thank you for having us. It’s our sweet sanctuary. You were our fourth choice.
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