In addition, five holiday hits entered the top 10, ranked No. 2 by Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas is You".

Adele's "Easy on Me" topped the Billboard Top 100 Singles chart for the seventh consecutive week. In addition, SZA's "I Hate U" ranked 7th in the Hot 100, becoming her fifth top 10 spot.

At the same time, Andy Williams' "This is the most wonderful time of the year" returned to the top 10 of the Top 100 with a score of 11-10, joining the ranks of four other holiday classics in the region: Maria Kelly’s "All I Want for Christmas is You"," Brenda Lee’s "Rockin' around the Christmas Tree", Burl Ives’s "A Holly Jolly Christmas" and Bobby Helms’s "Jingle Bell Rock", respectively ranked No. 2, 3, 5, and 6 digits.

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"Easy on Me" was released on Columbia Records on October 14 and attracted 85.4 million broadcast viewer impressions (down 1%) and 20.7 million U.S. streamers (down 15%) and sold on December 3 9,200 downloads (down 12%)-9 tracking weeks, according to MRC data.

The ballad ranked first on the radio song charts for the third consecutive week, falling 4-6 in digital song sales two weeks after reaching the top, and 4-7 in streaming songs five weeks later.

This song is Adele’s fifth top 100 song and is her third after "Rolling in the Deep" (7th in 2011) and "Hello" (10th in 2015-16) Reigned for at least seven weeks. Adele is the sixth artist to have three or more such firsts, joining Drake (five); Mariah Carey, Rihanna (four each); Beyoncé and Boyz II Men (three people).

Adele has entered the elite club and has become the only person who has directed the top 100 singles chart for seven consecutive weeks or more. The lead single of three consecutive albums: "Rolling in the Deep" from 21; "Hello" from 25; "Easy on Me" comes from 30, which controls the Billboard 200 leaderboard for the third week.

Mariah Carey’s "All I Want for Christmas is You" scored 3-2 in the Top 100 with 32.5 million U.S. streams (26% increase), 24.6 million viewer impressions (4% increase) and 6,900 sales (increased) 20%). It tops the Streaming Songs chart for the 12th consecutive week (and is the only leading holiday song dating back to the beginning of the survey in January 2013); it ranks 9th in digital song sales; and it jumps 31-24 among radio songs .

This carol was first released in 1994. As festival music became more prominent in the seasonal playlists of streaming services, it entered the top 10 of the Top 100 for the first time in December 2017, and in December 2019 (consecutive Three weeks) and December 2020 (two).

The song also topped the list in the 48th week of the Multi-Index Holiday 100 ranking, which is the 53-week ranking since the start of statistics in 2011; it has been leading for 33 consecutive weeks, dating back to the beginning of the 2015-16 holiday season, and recently Announced dominating the list of 100 songs of the greatest holiday.

Brenda Lee's "Rock Around the Christmas Tree" was originally released in 1958. After ranking No. 2 each year for the past two holidays, it rose 4-3 on the top 100 singles chart. The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber's "Stay" dropped 2-4, ranking first in seven weeks.

The late Burl Ives' "A Holly Jolly Christmas" (from 1964), after ranking 4th in the 2019 and 2020 holiday seasons, scored 7-5 in the Hot 100 and the late Bobby Helms' "Jingle Bell" Rock" (from 1957) fell 5-6 and climbed to third place in the past two holidays.

SZA's "I Hate You" soared to No. 7 on the top 100 list, with 26.7 million streaming media, 485,000 broadcast viewers and 4,600 sales.

The song was first released on SoundCloud this summer, and went viral on TikTok before its widespread release on December 3, making it SZA's fifth top 100 hit. It follows her "What Lovers Do" in Maroon 5 (9th peak, November 2017); "All the Stars", with Kendrick Lamar (No. 7, March 2018); "Good Days" (this year) February 9th); and her featured role in Doja Cat's "Kiss Me More" (3rd July).

"I Hate U" marked SZA's second appearance in the top 10 of the Hot 100 (and the first time as the lead artist), tying the 7th place of "Kiss Me More".

"I hate you" also ranks number one on the top R&B/hip-hop songs and top R&B songs, both of which use the same multi-index method as the top 100. It is the first and second place of SZA in the former and second place, after the "weekend", the week of January 2018.

Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow’s “Industry Baby” dropped 6-8 in the Hot 100 ranking after the first week, because it ranked 16th in the multi-metric Hot Rap Songs rankings, and Glass Animals’ “Heat After reaching the 7th place, "Waves" dropped 8-9 in the Hot 100 because it led the multi-index Hot Rock & Alternative Songs and Hot Alternative Songs for the 12th consecutive week.

In the top 10 of the Hot 100, the late Andy Williams' "This is the most wonderful time of the year" returned to the top (11-10), with 21.3 million streaming media ( 11% increase), 18.6 million broadcasts and 1,700 sold (up 13%). The song was originally released in 1963 and ranked fifth in the last holiday season.

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