Ariana Grande hits number one on the Streaming Songs chart with 'We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love).'
“We Can’t Be Friends” earned 32.6 million official U.S. streams in its first week , according to Luminate.’s “Hiss” in its first week to become the biggest debut week for a song in 2024.
And it’s the biggest bow of any song since three songs from Drake’s 2023 albumThe song also sports the second-biggest week for any non-holiday song this year, second only to “Carnival” by Ye , “Yes, And?” and “Supernatural” .
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