Rolling Stone J. Cole Tops the Artists 500 Chart for the First Time
Rapper racks up over 340 million song streams following the release of
The Off-Season
J. Cole firmly planted himself atop the
Rolling Stone Artists 500 chart for the first time following the release of his new album,
The Off-Season.
The North Carolina rapper pulled in a staggering 343.7 million song streams for the week of May 14th through May 20th, the third highest weekly stream count in the chart’s history. The record holder remains Lil Uzi Vert who topped the chart in March 2020 with 396 million streams, while Post Malone hit Number One in 2019 with 381 million streams.
Rolling Stone RS Charts: J. Cole Replaces Himself at Number One With ‘My Life’
The Off-Season rapper claimed eight of the Top Ten most popular tracks in the country
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The Off-Season, the rapper scored eight of the ten most popular tracks in the country.
The leader was “My.Life” with 21 Savage and Morray, which earned 36.4 million streams. (Cole and 21 Savage also earned a major hit with “A Lot” in 2019.)
The Off-Season track “Amari” landed at Number Three with 32.8 million streams, followed by “Pride.Is.the.Devil” with Lil Baby (Number Four, 31.5 million) and album opener “95.South” (Number 5, 30 million streams). These songs helped push Cole’s “Interlude,” which debuted at Number One on the previous
These days it s rare to see a new hardware company break ground in the world of PCs, but 30 years ago, they were popping up all over the place, like moles in an arcade game. This was especially true in the graphics sector, with dozens of firms all fighting for a slice of the lucrative and nascent market.
One such company stood out from the crowd and for a brief few years, held the top spot for chip design in graphics acceleration. Their products were so popular that almost every PC sold in the early 90s sported their technology. But just ten years after its birth, the firm split up, sold off numerous assets, and rapidly faded from the limelight.
D.C. is lifting capacity restrictions. What does that mean for gay bars?
Bar owners are excited but awaiting further guidance about the District s plan to end COVID-19 restrictions on June 11.
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D.C.’s LGBTQ bar and nightclub owners are thrilled at the District’s plans to lift capacity restrictions, as the city slowly emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Starting May 21, restaurants will begin operating at full capacity, while bars and nightclubs will be at 50% capacity. Other communal gathering places, including gyms, pools, and offices, will be operating at full capacity as of that date, and there will be no restrictions on private house parties.
BULLOCKE Barney (Wg Cdr RAF)
Michael Barnabas Bullocke, better known as Barney, died peacefully on 8th April 2021 aged 82. Father to Elanor and Christopher (from his marriage to Vikki Pitcher), and stepfather to Sharon and Robert (from his marriage to Trish Lloyd).
After a childhood spent in Devon and Weymouth, including schooling at Hardye s, he served his 34 year career in the RAF as a fighter pilot and QFI. His principal postings were 111 SQN from 64-66 and 68-70 in Wattisham, including the Paris and Biggin Hill Air Shows in 1965; 226 OCU from 66-68 in Coltishall; promotion to Sqn Ldr and posted to 74 SQN from 70-71 in Singapore including leading the final fly past before the sqn was disbanded; flight commander at 92 SQN in Gutersloh; Officer Commanding of 23 SQN back in Wattisham including the fly past for the Queen s birthday in 78 and awarded the Dacre Trophy for most efficient fighter squadron in 79. He also spent time at Bracknell and Cranwell.