Post Malone and Morgan Wallen's ‘I Had Some Help’ Returns to Top Spot on UK Country Radio Airplay Chart

Post Malone and Morgan Wallen's blockbuster collaboration, ‘I Had Some Help’, has reclaimed the top spot of the UK Country Radio Airplay Chart this week, dated June 7-13.

The summer smash, which recently achieved a momentous fourth week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, arrived in May as the lead single from Post Malone's hotly anticipated debut country album. The project is expected to arrive later this year.

‘I Had Some Help’ has racked up 852,562 impressions during this frame, a 9% increase on last week, which proved enough to replace Ashley Cooke's ‘your place’ at the peak.

At No. 2 is Nate Smith's fiery break-up track, ‘Bulletproof’, which recently received a boost thanks to a high-profile remix with Avril Lavigne. ‘Bulletproof’ scored 798,453 impressions this week, and appears to be en route to hitting No. 1 very soon.

Completing the Top 5 for June 7-13 is Shaboozey's viral hit, ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ at No. 3, Ashley Cooke's ‘your place’ at No. 4 and Luke Combs’ stormy anthem, ‘Ain't No Love in Oklahoma’, which appears on the upcoming Twisters soundtrack.

The biggest mover during this frame is Megan Moroney's swaggering, playful single, ‘Indifferent’, which features on the country prodigy's keenly waited sophomore album, Am I Okay? ‘Indifferent’ notched a staggering 207% increase from the last frame, while this week also saw new entries from Old Dominion (‘How Good Is That’), Jelly Roll (‘I Am Not Okay’), Sophie Gault (‘Dashboard’) and Cody Johnson (‘Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys’).

You can find the full UK Country Airplay Chart this week (June 7-13) here.

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