‘Chanel’ Bags Tyla a Second No. 1 on Rhythmic Airplay Radio Chart

Tyla bags her second No. 1 on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart with “Chanel,” which leads the list dated March 14 after two weeks in the runner-up slot. The single’s coronation traces to it being the most-played song on panel-contributing rhythmic radio stations in the United States for the tracking week of Feb. 27-March 5, according to Luminate, a 6% gain compared with the previous week.

With its climb, “Chanel,” on FAX Records/Epic Records, ejects Bruno Mars’ “I Just Might” from the summit. The latter, Hot 100-topping single retreats to No. 2 after three weeks in charge, posting a 7% drop in weekly spins.

Before “Chanel,” Tyla reigned on Rhythmic Airplay with her breakthrough hit, “Water,” a one-week champ in December 2023. Between those two leaders, she has reached the top 10 twice: “Push 2 Start” peaked at No. 6 in March 2025, while she, Travis Scott and Vybz Cartel joined forces for “PBT,” a No. 5 hit last December.

“Chanel” will possibly appear on Tyla’s second studio album, A-Pop. The singer announced the title at the 2026 Grammy Awards on Feb. 2, the night she won her second best African music performance trophy for “Push 2 Start.” (“Water” won at the 2024 ceremony.)

Elsewhere, “Chanel” continues its progress at other radio formats. It lifts 16-13 on the Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart (up 7% in plays for the week), and 24-22 on Pop Airplay (up 3%). In addition to those gains on plays-based charts, its status on audience-based rankings improves, too. The track drives 25-19 on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay (up 11% to 4.7 million audience impressions) and 24-22 on the all-genre Radio Songs chart (up 3% to 22 million).