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Mac Miller's "Cinderella" Hits New Chart Peaks
19 Jul
Summary
- Mac Miller's song "Cinderella" unexpectedly became a hit.
- The track "Cinderella" rose to No. 2 on Billboard's Rap Streaming Songs chart.
- Drake's song "Janice STFU" prevented Miller's track from reaching No. 1.
Mac Miller's legacy continues to grow posthumously, with his 2016 song "Cinderella" experiencing a significant viral resurgence. The track, a collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign from the album "The Divine Feminine," has unexpectedly become a surprise hit in 2026, weeks after its initial release nearly a decade prior.
This renewed popularity has propelled "Cinderella" to new chart heights. It recently ascended to No. 2 on Billboard's Rap Streaming Songs chart, representing Miller's highest placement on the ranking. This success means two of his three career top 10 hits on this chart have emerged in 2026 alone.
Despite this achievement, "Cinderella" narrowly missed reaching the No. 1 position, being held back by Drake's dominant track "Janice STFU." Meanwhile, the song also achieved new peaks on the Rhythmic Airplay chart, reaching No. 28, and secured No. 4 positions on the R&B/Hip-Hop Streaming Songs and Hot Rap Songs charts. On global charts, "Cinderella" reached No. 127 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. ranking, continuing to solidify Miller's enduring influence.
