Ye & Peso Pluma's 'Last Breath' Hits Top 10

0:00On April 7th, Y-Way just dropped into the top 10 on Billboard's hot Latin songs Chart, with his bilingual track, Last Breath, teaming up with Peso. Pluma for a debut at number 5 on the April 11th chart. This marks Y-A-Y's first top 10 entry there since the chart went multi-metric back in October 2012, blending streams, sales, and airplay. His only prior appearance was as a feature on Katy Perry's ET in 2011, which peaked in number 29 when it was airplay only. Last Breath wrote in strong on 4.3 million US streams during the tracking week ending April 2nd, landing number 6 on Latin. Streaming songs, Y-A-Way's first top 10 there too. Meanwhile, Y-A-Way's been catching heat for past anti-semitic comments, which he apologized for in January, blaming a brain injury. That backlash hit hard when the UK denied his entry visa on April 7th, forcing London's wireless festival to cancel after booking him to.

1:01Headline The track comes off Y-A-Way's 12th album, Bully, which hit number 2 on the Billboard 200 in top streaming, independent, rap, and R&B hip-hop album charts. Peso Pluma's verse makes it the only Latin collab on there, produced by Y-A-Y, chef-made, and Thai Dolasine, sampling a classic Latin jazz joint. Peso now boasts his 33rd top 10 on hot Latin songs, extending his record for Regional Mexican X. This bilingual banger is the first top 10 debut like this since Selena Gomez's Ojo's Tristis last April, while it also slips in at number 81. On the hot 100 and number 155, on the global 200, keeping Y-A-Way's chart run alive across borders. This has been Music News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.