Several songs from Gracie Abrams’ debut album, Good Riddance, have charted on Billboard’s Hot Trending Songs chart as of March 4, led by “I Know It Won’t Work” at No. 1.
With the help of Twitter, Billboard tracks global music-related trends and conversations in real-time across Twitter. Trends can be viewed over the last 24 or last 7 days. Each Tuesday, along with Billboard’s other weekly charts, a 20-position version of the chart covering activity from Friday through Thursday of each week is posted on Billboard.com. The most recent tracking period was from February 17 to February 23.
Thanks to her announcement of the music video for Abrams’ “Work,” which was initially teased with a clip on February 22, the song receives a boost that surpasses the rest of Good Riddance’s 12-song tracklist.
The album, which was produced by Aaron Dessner, also has a song on the most recent chart, “Fault Line,” which debuts at No. 15. The chart for March 11 will include the first week of the album’s release and may include additional appearances for Good Riddance.
In relation to Dessner, his band The National debuted at No. 11 on the March 4 survey with “New Order T-Shirt,” the most recent preview of their upcoming album, First Two Pages of Frankenstein (April 28).
Halsey, whose song “Die 4 Me,” debuts at No. 2, follows Abrams at No. 1. The song, “Die for Me,” which she co-wrote with Post Malone and which also features Future, was released on February 24 as an expanded solo version and was taken from the five-week Billboard 200 No. 1 album Hollywood’s Bleeding.
The Boyz, Jonas Brothers, and Sebastian Yatra’s music round out the top five.
Keep visiting Billboard.com for the Hot Trending Songs rankings, which are constantly changing, and check back every Tuesday for the most recent weekly chart.
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