Doechii scores her highest-charting hit ever as “Anxiety” climbs to No. 9 on the Hot 100, fueled by … More
Throughout her career, Doechii has only sent seven songs to the Hot 100. Nearly all of those have landed on the tally within the past year, and the last few months have been especially massive for the rapper on the busy Billboard tally.
Following her standout performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards — which is being hailed as one of the greatest of all time — and her emotional speech while accepting Best Rap Album, Doechii’s star has not just risen, but skyrocketed. She’s now performing better than ever on the weekly charts with both her debut full-length and the singles promoted from it, as well as older material that’s recently gaining renewed attention.
One such cut, “Anxiety,” climbs once again on the Hot 100 this frame, bringing the hip-hop artist to a new career peak.
“Anxiety” Climbs on the Hot 100
“Anxiety” ascends one position on the Hot 100 this week, rising from No. 10 to No. 9. While moving up a single spot might not seem monumental, every forward climb counts for Doechii at this point in her career. No. 9 now marks her highest showing on the list yet. Thanks to a blend of sales, streaming numbers, and radio airplay, the composition has become her biggest hit to date — and it could climb even higher in the coming weeks.
Radio Is Fueling the Rise of “Anxiety”
“Anxiety” slips a few places on the Streaming Songs chart, where it now sits at No. 34, so it seems that streaming activity is not largely to thank for the track’s success on the Hot 100. The tune does still stand strong on the Digital Song Sales chart, though, as it’s living at No. 5.
It’s on radio where the track is truly exploding. This frame, the tune surges on several airplay tallies, reaching new all-time peaks on both the Radio Songs and Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay lists.
On the former, “Anxiety” hits the runner-up spot, meaning it was the second-most-heard track across all genres in the U.S. via radio during the past tracking period. At the same time, it lands inside the top 10 on three different genre-specific airplay tallies, proving that DJs and programmers are enthusiastically embracing Doechii’s music. That’s especially surprising, considering the fact that “Anxiety” originally dropped five years ago.
