Ariana Grande’s ‘petal’ Dominates The Philippines Hot 100, “hate that i made you love me” Returns To No. 1
All 12 songs from the Grammy-winning artist’s eighth record make their way onto the Billboard Philippines Hot 100 chart.
By Ralph Regis
ARIANA GRANDE: Photographed by Katia Temkin
ARIANA GRANDE: Photographed by Katia Temkin
Ariana Grande‘s petal era truly is in full bloom.
All 12 songs from her eighth studio album, which was released on July 31, 2026, make their way onto the Billboard Philippines Hot 100, dated August 15, 2026.
Leading the pack is the album’s lead single “hate that i made you love me,” reclaiming the coveted No. 1 spot, rising from No. 4 the previous week.
New entries joining the track are the titular track sneaking into this week’s Top 10 at the No. 8 position. Other chart debuts include “kiss me” at No. 21 and “stay” at No. 29. Not too far behind are “oh well” at No. 37, “freak,” “big feelings,” and “never get over me” at No. 46, 48, and No. 49, respectively.
Not too far behind are “nowhere, nobody” at No. 56 and “like i do” at No. 57, while “bad thing (bunny hop)” debuts at No. 65, and “warning signs” at No. 84.
Another milestone for the Grammy-winning pop star is her eternal sunshine track “we can’t be friends (wait for your love),” peaking at No. 61 and spending over 100 weeks on the chart.
Elsewhere on the Hot 100 chart, “Kalapastangan” by fitterkarma sits at No. 2, followed by Cup of Joe‘s “Multo” at No. 3, Skusta Clee and Flow G’s “Since Day One” at No. 4, while nicole‘s “Panaginip” stays at No. 5.
Kyle Raphael‘s “Libu-Libong Buwan” rises to No. 6, followed by fitterkarma’s “Pag-Ibig ay Kanibalismo II” at No. 7, KATSEYE‘s “Animal” rises to No. 9, and Ben&Ben closes out the top 10 with “Lifetime (Reimagined).”
Billboard Philippines‘ Hot 100 chart tracks the most prominent and most popular songs in the Philippines from both local and international artists. It serves as one of Billboard Philippines’ official music charts, alongside the Top Philippine Songs chart. Updated every week, the Hot 100 ranks the top 100 tracks in the country using both audio and streaming data gathered and organized by the leading music and entertainment data provider, Luminate.
View this week’s Billboard Philippines‘ Hot 100 here.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Billboard Philippines Hot 100 dated August 15, 2026 is led by Ariana Grande’s “hate that i made you love me,” reclaiming No. 1 after rising from No. 4, driven by first-week streaming and airplay data from her album petal.
Ariana Grande’s eighth studio album petal was released on July 31, 2026, and all 12 tracks charted on the Billboard Philippines Hot 100 dated August 15, 2026, led by “hate that i made you love me” at No. 1.
The title track “petal” debuts at No. 8, while “kiss me” and “stay” enter at No. 21 and No. 29, respectively, marking three of the album’s strongest first-week chart placements on the Billboard Philippines Hot 100.
“we can’t be friends (wait for your love),” from Ariana Grande’s eternal sunshine, peaks at No. 61 on the Billboard Philippines Hot 100 dated August 15, 2026, marking over 100 weeks on the chart for the track.
The Billboard Philippines Hot 100 ranks the country’s most popular songs weekly using combined streaming and airplay data from Luminate, and is one of two official Billboard Philippines charts alongside the Top Philippine Songs chart.

Ralph Regis
Ralph Regis is a Lifestyle and Culture Writer at Billboard Philippines, where he bridges the worlds of film, television, fashion, art, food, and cultural trends with both the local and international music scene.
He has written extensively about artist collaborations, brand partnerships, and pop culture moments that connect back to music. He also brings stories to life through in-depth interviews with musicians and personalities, drawing on their diverse perspectives, opinions, and reflections on the human condition.
In addition, Ralph also writes about music releases across a wide range of genres, including pop, hip-hop, P-pop, and rock, highlighting both rising and established artists. With a passion for storytelling that goes beyond trends, he explores how music is part of our daily lives in one form or another, connecting culture, experiences, and everything in between.