Miley Cyrus' former Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 "Wrecking Ball" smashes through to No. 1 on the Nielsen BDS-based Pop Songs radio airplay chart, marking the song's latest chart-topping honor. The ballad crowned the Hot 100 for two weeks and the Nielsen SoundScan-fueled Digital Songs chart the week of Sept. 28; it's sold 2.3 million downloads. It led the BDS-based Streaming Songs survey for six weeks.
Cyrus' prior single, "We Can't Stop," reached No. 9 on Pop Songs and spent a record 11 weeks atop Streaming Songs. The songs' parent album, "Bangerz," debuted atop the Oct. 26 Billboard 200 with 270,000 copies sold. It's moved 450,000 in its first five weeks.
"Ball" marks Cyrus' second Pop Songs No. 1. "Party in the U.S.A." ruled the Nov. 7, 2009, ranking. "Ball" additionally becomes Cyrus' second Adult Pop Songs top 10 (12-10); "The Climb" peaked at No. 5 in 2009.
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