Tate McRae Tops Lady Gaga And Benson Boone At Pop Radio

Tate McRae has been working her way up to pop star status for years. She first scored hits on the Billboard charts several years back, but her most recent full-length So Close to What produced several of her biggest successes. A handful of recent collaborations have also propelled her further into the spotlight.

This week, the Canadian pop singer scores a new win on one of Billboard’s most competitive radio rankings. As her latest single debuts, she breaks out of a tie with several of the biggest stars in music, proving that her moment has truly arrived.

Tate McRae’s Brand New Top 40 Hit

McRae’s single “Revolving Door” debuts on the Pop Airplay chart at No. 39. The tune comes in second-to-last place on the list of the most successful cuts at top 40 stations in the United States. Its arrival marks the singer-songwriter’s twelfth appearance on the tally.

Tate McRae’s Trio of Radio Wins

Even though it begins in a very low position, “Revolving Door” is still a special win for McRae. This frame, she claims the most hits among all artists on the Pop Airplay chart. Several other acts fill two spaces, but McRae is the only one who claims three.

Her solo cut “Sports Car” can be found at No. 15, while “What I Want,” a collaboration with country powerhouse Morgan Wallen, isn’t far behind, coming in at No. 19.

Tate McRae Beats Lady Gaga, Benson Boone and SZA

Four other artists claim two smashes each on the Pop Airplay roster this frame. That roundup includes Benson Boone, Lady Gaga, and Kendrick Lamar and SZA, who are featured on one another’s tunes.

Tate McRae’s Multi-Genre Radio Success

In addition to her success on the Pop Airplay chart, McRae can be found on the Adult Pop Airplay tally with several tracks. She also returns to the Country Airplay list this week alongside Wallen, where “What I Want” reenters at No. 60, in last place. While that tune has already dominated the Hot 100, it has yet to become a true win at country radio, as pop stations have adopted it much faster.