Moves on the billboardcharts: DUALIPA notches her third top 40 hit on the Hot100 with DontStartNow
, as her new single "Don't Start Now" arrives at No. 30, a career-best bow, on the chart dated Nov. 16.Alita: Battle Angel
Lipa had last appeared on the Hot 100 with "Electricity," with Silk City . The song reached No. 62 in January. Following its release on Oct. 31, "Start" also debuts at No. 6 on the Digital Song Sales chart with 14,000 downloads sold and No. 28 on Streaming Songs with 13.2 million U.S. streams, according to Nielsen Music. The song also sports 10.2 million radio audience impressions, as it opens at No. 26 on Pop Songs.
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