There are 9-12 non pop songs charting on the published top 50. That's around 20%.
That's still a lot less than 15 years ago, and the non-Pop songs in the Top 50 don't sound much different than what's already on Top 40. Back in the early 2000s there was a much greater variety. I'd reprogram the Top 40 stations back on my car radio if the genre accepted a real variety of music. Pop was still in the majority, but with almost half of what else was played on those stations coming from other formats Top 40 was far more tolerable.
1. Work 607 +50% *should be above 40 million streams* (=)
2. Love Yourself 381 -5% (=)
3. Stressed Out 348 -4% (=)
4. My House 313 +3% (+1)
5. Sorry 306 -4% (-1)
6. Pillowtalk 280 -2% (=)
7. Me, Myself & I 271 +5% (+1)
8. Hello 238 -10% (-1)
9. Cake By The Ocean 205 +6% (+1)
10. Roses 200 -3% (-1)
11. Hands To Myself 186 +3% (=)
12. 7 Years 178 +28% (+8)
13. One Call Away 172 -1% (-1)
14. I Took A Pill In Ibiza 164 +23% (+10)
15. Stitches 159 (-1)
16. Down In The DM 158 (+2)
17. When We Were Young 153 (-3)
18. Don't 145 (-2)
19. In The Night 141 (-4)
20. Same Old Love 131 (-3)
28. Let It Go 107 (+10)
29. Something In The Way You Move 105 (+33)
