Enter the Elite Club, Ariana Grande's New Single Dominates the Billboard Hot 100

Ariana Grande has once again confirmed her position at the top of the global music industry. Her latest single titled Hate That I Made You Love has slipped to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. This achievement also brought the 32-year-old soloist into the elite club of musicians who own ten number one songs throughout history. Through a post on his personal Instagram account, the Grammy-winning singer also expressed disbelief and expressed his appreciation to his loyal fans, who are familiarly called Arianators. "Crying... Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for my tenth number one song! I really can't believe those words," Ariana Grande wrote, quoted Wednesday, June 10. He added, how much the support he received so far meant for his career journey. "I feel like the most grateful human alive every day for being able to do what I love, being able to share it with fans as thick as you guys, and doing it with such amazing and kind collaborators," he added. According to data from Luminate, "Hate That I Made You Love Me" recorded an extraordinary performance figure in its first week in the United States. The song successfully collected 23.6 million streams, 18.9 million views on the radio, and sold 70,000 digital downloads. This impressive performance also brought the song directly to the top of the Digital Song Sales and Billboard Global 200 charts. The success of the song produced by Ilya Salmanzadeh and Max Martin also added a personal record for Max Martin, who is now extending his record as a producer with the most number one songs in Billboard history, namely 28 songs. For Grande herself, this is her first number one achievement since the success of the song *We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love) in 2024. In addition, this achievement comes just as Ariana Grande is restarting her concert tour series titled Eternal Sunshine Tour at the Oakland Arena, California.