Kirstin's "Naked" moves 2-1, and Linkin Park debuts in the Top 10. Also entering is Thomas Rhett and Echosmith.
So, yes, Kirstin's "Naked" goes to #1, meaning Kirstin has replaced herself. The Pentatonix member is the first artist to ever replace herself on the chart. And with that, let's look at the rest of the Top 10. "Rewind" by Drake Bell rebounds 8-2. Our previous #1, "Break a Little", falls 1-3. Though I myself can see it sticking around. "Glorious" by Macklemore featuring Skylar Grey rises 7-4, hitting a new peak.
Now we get our first new Top 10 entry: "Goodbye" by Echosmith. It gains 17-5 as it's done well, though since I don't love the song, it probably won't be sticking around in the Top 10 long. A re-entry to the Top 10 comes to "Imaginary Parties" by Superfruit. My favourite track on their EP goes 12-6. Our second Top 10 entry comes from "In The End" by Linkin Park. It's off the wake of a death, it might not last long. Plus, it's a relatively old song. Speaking of that song, and keeping with the depression theme, Drake Bell's song of the same name manages to debut at #20.
"Bad 4 Us" by Superfruit rises 10-8. Not much to say, probably won't last long. The challenge comes from our third Top 10 entry... "Craving You" by Thomas Rhett featuring Maren Morris. What can I say? I like the song. It goes from 20-9, making it Rhett's second Top 10 entry. And it may outpeak "Star Of The Show". And finally, at #10, coming from #19 - "Cut To The Feeling" by Carly Rae Jepsen. Much better song that I originally gave it credit for.
Along with this, "My Mind Is For Sale", the heavily political track from Jack Johnson debuts at #19.
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