Camila Cabello breaks into streaming chart with Havana

Camila Cabello has reached the top 10 of Billboard's Streaming Songs chart for the first time as “Havana”, featuring Young Thug, jumped from 18-7 on the chart dated Nov. 11, with 24.4 million streams earned in the week ending October 26 (up 38 percent), according to Nielsen Music.

The boost is owed mainly to the release of the song's music video, with 41 percent of the track's overall streams coming from YouTube. Still, “Havana” gained in streams on nearly all providers as it continues its ascent at radio.

The former Fifth Harmony star peaked at no. 11 on Streaming Songs (February) with “Bad Things”, her duet with Machine Gun Kelly. “Havana” is also Cabello's first song to chart on the ranking as the lone lead artiste, as previous solo single “Crying in the Club” failed to chart.

Meanwhile, while Young Thug ascended into the top 10 of Streaming Songs as part of Cabello's “Havana”, he also earned his first top 20 as a lead artiste as part of “Patek Water” with Future and featuring Migos' Offset.

The No. 1 song on Streaming Songs remains Post Malone's “rockstar”, featuring 21 Savage, for a fifth week, accruing 53 million streams.