October London’s “Silent Treatment” Reaches No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay
October London has a new No. 1 at adult R&B radio. “Silent Treatment” leads Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart dated October 10th, rising from No. 4 in its 13th week on the list. The milestone gives an already released song a fresh chapter as listeners head into the weekend.
The original Billboard chart places Tank’s “Yes” at No. 2, followed by Tems’ “What You Need,” Muni Long’s “Richest” and Johnny Gill’s “A Dance, A Kiss.” Those are positions on this specific radio chart. They do not represent the all-genre Hot 100 or a ranking based only on streaming.
Rated R&B’s October 7th chart report identifies the achievement as London’s fourth No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay and his second this year, following “Touch on Me.” It places “Silent Treatment” on Love Me For Me, giving the singer another radio success connected to his current album.
The song’s official release listing dates the single to June 19th and identifies Death Row Records and gamma. as its label credit. Its climb therefore reflects a record developing over time, rather than an announcement of a new song today. That distinction matters in a Friday news cycle crowded with release-day headlines.
The official video credits Snoop Dogg, Priest “Soopafly” Brooks and MyGuyMars as producers. The writing credits name Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., Priest Brooks, LaMar Edwards and Jared Erskine. Viewers can use the embedded video to hear the complete recording and connect the chart news with the music itself.
For Power1047 listeners, the useful takeaway is both the milestone and its scope: London now leads this week’s Billboard adult R&B airplay ranking, while other measures of popularity remain separate. Watch the official “Silent Treatment” video above, then explore more of our R&B coverage for artist interviews, career developments and the stories behind the songs.
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