Bad Bunny's DtMF Breaks Billboard Record

It's April 27. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered coverage of the music

industry. Bad Bunny just dropped a bombshell on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart.

His track DTMF has now locked down the number one spot for 57 weeks straight, dated May

2nd, that shatters the old record held by Luis Fonsey and Daddy Yankees Despacito,

which ruled for 56 weeks with that Justin Bieber remix assist. Despacito, back in 2017,

changed the game for Latin music worldwide. It put the genre on the map like never before,

proving these hits could dominate for months on a chart that's been running airplay since

19, 86. Even with some slips, DTMF stays king. Streams in the US fell 5% to 8.5 million

last week and sales dipped 2% under a thousand downloads. Fans are hyped though. Celebrating

Bad Bunny owning the longest run in nearly 40 years of history, check the all-time grates

and Rikaeglaciuses by Lando hit 41 weeks. Nikki Jam and Iglaciuses El Pradoen got 30,

Bad Bunny and Jacos, Dekiti 27, and Faruco's Peppa's 26. Bad Bunny snags two spots in

that elite club. Latin tracks keep rewriting the rules, and DTMF proves the fire is still

burning strong. Keep an eye on those charts updating soon.