Lori G and RCA will have the #1 record this week, the question is which one? SZA’s "Saturn" (TDE) is currently at the top, but Flo Milli’s "Never Lose Me" is at #2 and picking up steam. Stay tuned! Epic’s Sackheim and Dontay are locked in at #3 with Future & Metro Boomin’s "Like That" f/Kendrick Lamar (Boominati/Freebandz/Republic), and RCA has Bryson Tiller’s "Whatever She Wants" climbing into the Top 15. Davey Dee and REPUBLIC CORPS see Drake’s "Push Ups" (OVO/Republic) enter the Top 30. Look for ICLG’s Team Dixie to debut J. Cole’s "H.Y.B.” f/Bas & Central Cee (Interscope). Nick P and Arista will also debut Skylar Blatt’s "Wake Up" a week from Monday, which lands inside the Top 45 this week.

Dixie and ICLG pull in 42 adds on J. Cole’s "H.Y.B.” f/Bas & Central Cee. Saint Ka$h/Arista and Nick Petropoulos see 22 early commitments on Skylar Blatt’s "Wake Up" f/Chris Brown. Davey and the Republic Corps team get another seven stations on Drake’s "Push Ups” (OVO), as RCA and Lori G clean up another six adds on Doja Cat’s "OKLOSER" (Kemosabe) and ICLG grabs three more believers on GloRilla’s "Yeah Glo!" (CMG/Interscope).

Lori G and RCA will take SZA’s "Saturn" (TDE) to #1 this week and move Flo Milli’s "Never Lose Me" to #3. Sackheim and Dontay at Epic have Future & Metro Boomin’s "Like That" w/Kendrick Lamar (Boominati/Freebandz/Republic) jumping from #10 to #4 this week. RCA also has Doja Cat’s "OKLOSER" (Kemosabe) entering the Top 25 thanks to an increase of 825+ spins. James White and Columbia will debut Beyoncé’s "II MOST WANTED" f/Miley Cyrus (Parkwood) this week, and Republic’s Davey D has a chart debut with Drake’s "Push Ups” (OVO), although there is no official plan to impact the record.

Lori and RCA do a great clean-up job on Doja Cat’s "OKLOSER” (Kemosabe), which secures 26 adds for a total of 54 stations week of impact. James White and Columbia pick up seven more commitments on Beyoncé’s "II MOST WANTED" f/Miley Cyrus (Parkwood). Dixie and ICLG see another six adds on GloRilla’s "Yeah Glo!” (CMG/Interscope), and Warner’s B Dot continues to grow Teddy Swims’ "Lose Control,” which pulls in another four believers.