Beyoncé continues to redefine success in the music industry, recently earning 11 nominations for the 2025 Grammy Awards, making her the most nominated artist in Grammy history with a total of 99 nominations and 32 wins over her 26-year career. Her latest album, Cowboy Carter, released on March 29, features 27 tracks and has already set records with over 76,000 streams in its first 24 hours, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200.
In the realm of music charts, the Billboard Japan Hot 100 highlights significant movements this week. The boy band’s latest single, “The View,” launched with 796,758 copies sold in its first week, marking the second-highest debut for the group. The track currently ranks at No. 1 in sales, No. 2 on radio, and No. 3 in downloads.
Meanwhile, Creepy Nuts’ “Otonoke” retains its position at No. 2, leading in downloads and streaming despite a slight decrease in points across metrics. Rosé & Bruno Mars’ collaboration “APT.” has seen a remarkable rise, climbing to No. 3 with downloads up 125% and streaming up 135% week-over-week, dominating the Billboard Global 200 charts for two consecutive weeks.
In rock music, Ice Nine Kills’ “Suffocate City” marks a significant achievement for its frontman, reaching No. 1 on Mainstream Rock Airplay. The track has also gained traction on the Rock & Alternative Airplay chart, earning 2.5 million audience impressions in the week ending November 7, reflecting a 6% increase.
These statistics underline the dynamic landscape of show business, where artists like Beyoncé and emerging acts continue to make waves, breaking records and capturing audiences worldwide. The trends suggest a shift towards digital consumption, with streaming and downloads playing a pivotal role in chart success.