Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s ‘Lilac’ Logs Sixth Week at No. 1, Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ Debuts on Japan Hot 100
Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s ‘Lilac’ holds No. 1 for six weeks, while Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ debuts on the Japan Hot 100. Read about the latest chart updates.
The latest update to the Japan Hot 100 sees Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s hit single “Lilac” maintaining its dominant run at No. 1 for the sixth consecutive week. Meanwhile, Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” has made a striking debut, shaking up the rankings with its global success.
Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s ‘Lilac’ Continues to Dominate
A Long-Standing Chart-Topper
The Japanese rock-pop trio has been enjoying immense success with “Lilac,” which continues to resonate with fans. Its longevity on the charts can be attributed to strong streaming numbers, radio airplay, and digital downloads.
Why ‘Lilac’ Remains at No. 1
The song’s catchy melody, emotional depth, and widespread appeal have contributed to its sustained performance. Live performances and media appearances have further fueled its popularity, keeping it at the top of the charts.
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ Enters the Japan Hot 100
A Rare International Entry
Kendrick Lamar’s track “Not Like Us” has managed to break into the Japan Hot 100, a chart typically dominated by domestic artists. The song’s entry highlights Lamar’s international reach and the growing influence of global hip-hop in Japan.
Factors Behind Its Success
The song’s virality, fueled by Lamar’s ongoing feud with Drake and its strong streaming numbers worldwide, has translated into chart success in Japan. Social media discussions and fan engagement have also played a role in its performance.
The Growing Global Influence on the Japan Hot 100
More International Artists Making an Impact
Lamar’s chart debut is part of a broader trend of international artists gaining traction in Japan. With streaming services making global hits more accessible, Japanese audiences are increasingly engaging with a diverse range of music.
What This Means for the Japanese Music Industry
The success of international artists on the Japan Hot 100 may influence local trends, encouraging more cross-genre collaborations and exposing domestic artists to new styles.
Conclusion
Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s “Lilac” continues its impressive reign at No. 1, showcasing its strong domestic appeal. At the same time, Kendrick Lamar’s entry into the Japan Hot 100 with “Not Like Us” marks an exciting shift, demonstrating the growing global influence on the Japanese music scene.
