The single ascends through a 12% lift in plays in the week ending April 19, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data -- the biggest percent increase of any of the chart’s 30 songs this week.
With his first No. 1, Stokley (born Stokley Williams) surpasses his previous best showing as a soloist, when he topped out at No. 3 with “Level” in 2017. In addition, he’d reached the top 10 on two other occasions: as a featured act on Kelly Price’s “Not My Daddy” (No. 6) in 2011 and his own “Organic” (No. 5) in 2018.
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