Shaboozey & Jelly Roll's Amen Tops Country Airplay

It's March 28th.

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Shibuzi and Jelly Row are holding strong at number 1 on Billboard's country airplay chart

for a second week with their track, Amen, dated April.

Fourth, it pulled in 32.1 million audience impressions from March 20th to 26th, even with

a slight 2% dip.

Both artists have a knack for multi-week rulers here.

Shibuzi already notched more than one week atop the chart with good news for two weeks

this year, and a bar song tipsy for 7 back in 20.

24.

For Jelly Row, this marks his sixth multi-week number 1 since 2023, and it's his ninth

straight chart top overall, keeping that perfect streak alive.

Collaborations like this don't often stick around at number 1 for long in country airplay

history, which goes back to 1990.

Out of 82 collab hits, they've logged just 141 total weeks on top, and most fade after

a single frame.

Amen joins a rare club as just the 27th to last more than one week, behind classics like,

its 5 o'clock somewhere with 8 weeks.

Meanwhile, Riley Green cracks the top 10 for the eighth time with Change My Mind, jumping

from 13 to 10 in its 13th week, thanks to 17.1 million impressions of 9%.

His last 3 singles all hit number 1 since last year, pushing his career total to 4.

Country radio keeps blending fresh voices and collabs, setting up what could be another

stack chart run ahead.