The beats are fresh enough for Gen Z to vibe with, but the soul of the song stays rooted in Bhojpuri culture. That’s a rare combo—and it’s why this track keeps coming back into the spotlight. If you ...

In a recent video, he enjoyed a Bhojpuri song 'Rajaji Ke Dilwa', but not alone. Did his sister Neema join him for some dance moves? This time, a few kids grooved along with the internet sensation.

Harvey Hoops, an elementary student at Amity Elementary outside Cincinnati, performed a hilarious parody of the popular song "Hot to Go" by Chappell Roan. His version of the song centered around ...

By Jim Asker Singer-songwriter Phil Wickham scores his first top 10 debut on Billboard’s streaming-, airplay- and sales-based Hot Christian Songs chart as “What an Awesome God” flies in at No.

1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart (dated April 19). Released April 4, the collaboration launches with 24.1 million official U.S. video and audio streams, 30,000 in radio airplay audience ...

THE WEEK’S MOST POPULAR CURRENT LATIN RHYTHM SONGS, RANKED BY STREAMING ACTIVITY DATA BY ONLINE MUSIC SOURCES TRACKED BY LUMINATE, RADIO AIRPLAY AUDIENCE IMPRESSIONS AS MEAUSRED BY MEDIABASE AND ...

Leon Thomas' "Mutt" is the top dog on Billboard's Hot R&B Songs chart (dated April 12) as it leads the list with a 3-1 jump. On the multimetric chart, which combines streaming, radio airplay and ...

Harvey Hoops, an elementary student at Amity Elementary in Deer Park, performed a hilarious parody of the popular song "Hot to Go" by Chappell Roan.His version of the song centered around his love ...

the wolves were seen licking the sweet nectar of the Ethiopian red hot poker flower. This behavior, previously undocumented in the case of any large carnivore, suggests that these rare predators ...

Aarav Bhatia, son of Bollywood power couple Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna, made a rare public appearance at Huma Qureshi's star-studded Eid party and instantly grabbed attention. Looking ...

had successfully remained on the Hot 100 (its weekly ranking of the most popular songs in the United States) for a 26th consecutive week. For the week ending on April 26, “APT.” held steady at No.