A PREVIEW OF RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

At Top 40, Spangler and the Republic team have The Weeknd's "Die for You" (XO/Republic) holding at #1 for a second week. They also have Metro Boomin’s "Creepin'" f/The Weeknd & 21 Savage (Boominati) looking to move up in the Top 5. Columbia's Gray and crew once again have the greatest gainer on the chart with Miley Cyrus' "Flowers," which moves into the Top 3. RCA's Rothschild and squad jump into the Top 10 with SZA's "Kill Bill" (TDE), while The Orchard's Buch and Sarullo continue to grow RAYE’s "Escapism." f/070 Shake (Human Re Sources); it joins the Top 15. Capitol's Team Marella has Sam Smith's "I'm Not Here to Make Friends" f/Calvin Harris & Jessie Reyez in the Top 25, and Columbia's The Kid LAROI debuts in the Top 30 with "Love Again."

At Rhythm, meanwhile, RCA’s Lori G and Inca have SZA’s “Shirt” (TDE) poised to go to #1 this week as “Kill Bill” moves up to #6. Davey Dee and the Republic staff drive Coi Leray’s “Players” up two spots to #7. Warner’s B Dot Scales welcomes NLE Choppa’s “Do It Again” f/2Rare into the Top 10, and Interscope’s Team Nino puts Rema x Selena Gomez’s “Calm Down” into the Top 15. Republic also has Drake & 21 Savage’s “Spin Bout U” debuting in the Top 25 as Def Jam’s Noah Sheer moves Hitkidd’s “Shabooya” into the Top 30. Capitol’s Dixie Tipton debuts Lil Baby’s “Forever” f/Fridayy this week. Epic’s Sackheim and Dontay do likewise with Tyla’s “Been Thinking.”

And at Modern Rock, many congrats to Garrett Capone and everyone at Crush Music for guiding Weezer’s “Records” to #1 next week as the band’s ninth chart-topper. There’s more good news for the Crush team as Fall Out Boy’s “Love From the Other Side” enters the Top 5. Warner’s Rob Goldklang not only has Red Hot Chili Peppers in the Top 10 with “The Drummer” but also has an amazing launch with Linkin Park’s “Lost,” which will land in the Top 20 after just two days of airplay. The Orchard/Third Man’s Scott Burton puts Jack White’s “A Tip From You to Me” in the Top 15, and Buddy Deal and his Hollywood team hit the Top 20 with The Moss’ “Insomnia.”