Moves on the billboardcharts: TheWeeknd hits No. 1 on the Hot100Songwriters & Hot100Producers charts for the first time
's Hot 100 Songwriters and Hot 100 Producers charts for the first time, thanks toThe set arrives atop the Billboard 200 with 444,000 equivalent album units , according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data, marking The Weeknd's fourth No. 1.
Here's a rundown of all 14 of The Weeknd's songwriting and production credits on the Hot 100, with additional co-songwriters and additional co-producers noted.No. 4,"Heartless"Writers: Max Martin, Oscar Holter, BellyNo. 22,"After Hours"Writers: Max Martin, Oscar Holter, Belly, Daniel Lopatin, Elton John, Bernie TaupinWriters and producers: Max Martin, Oscar Holter
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