Bruno Mars and Karol G’s “Still” reaches new peaks on two Billboard radio charts as the collaboration continues climbing months after ‘The Romantic’ arrived. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – APRIL 10: Bruno Mars reacts onstage after a parade honoring his impact on Las Vegas entertainment on April 10, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. As part of the event, Park Avenue, the road outside Dolby Live at Park MGM, the theater where he had a long-running residency, was officially renamed Bruno Mars Drive. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images for MGM Resorts)
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It’s been more than half a year since Bruno Mars returned with The Romantic, his fourth solo album and first on his own in nearly a decade. The collection once again saw the singer leaning heavily into retro soul, R&B, and funk, with Mars and his team of songwriters and producers putting a shiny sheen on those sounds and making the decades-old styles fitting for a more contemporary audience.
The Romantic produced two big hits, “I Just Might,” the lead single, and “Risk It All.” Months into their runs, they are largely on the decline, especially when it comes to radio.
While Mars may not be pushing anything from The Romantic heavily at the moment, he does have a tune climbing various Billboard radio rosters. This week, his latest collaboration reaches a new peak position on several rundowns in America at once.
Karol G’s Tune Rises to New High Points
For Karol G, “Still” is one of only two hits on the Adult Pop Airplay chart. Even as it climbs to a new high point, it remains her lower-peaking win. “X,” a collaboration with the Jonas Brothers, stalled at No. 15 a little more than half a decade ago.
On the Rhythmic Airplay chart, “Still” ties two of Karol G’s eight wins by hitting No. 24. She has yet to break into the top 10 on that radio rundown.
“Still” Remains One of Bruno Mars’s Lowest-Peaking Hits
“Still” remains one of Mars’s worst performers on both airplay lists, even as it reaches never before seen highs. He has snagged 25 appearances on the Adult Pop Airplay chart and 31 on the Rhythmic Airplay ranking.
In both instances, only two of those tracks have stalled in lower spaces than where “Still” settles at the moment. On the Adult Pop Airplay chart, “Billionaire,” his collaboration with Travie McCoy, and “Please Me,” one of multiple duets with Cardi B, peaked at Nos. 33 and 37, respectively. Over on the Rhythmic Airplay tally, the Grammy-winning “Die With a Smile” alongside Lady Gaga and “Apt.,” his global sensation with Blackpink star Rosé, peaked at Nos. 32 and 35, respectively.
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