Lana Del Rey, Drake, Alessia Cara & Jess Glynne: Real-Time Twitter Chart Rewind Ep. 58 

Welcome back to Billboard\'s weekly video show Real-Time Rewind, which recaps the past week\'s notable trends on the Billboard Real-Time Twitter Charts --Trending 140 and Emerging Artists -- and the news that\'s driving the action. This week\'s episode takes place at the Billboard Studio in Manhattan, and features Lana Del Rey, Drake, Alessia Cara and Jess Glynne.

VIEW THE REAL-TIME CHARTS: TRENDING 140 | EMERGING ARTISTS

So what was happening on the Real-Time Charts this week?

Lana Del Rey is back. She\'s released the title track, “Honeymoon, " from forthcoming album, which follows 2014\'s

According to Stereogum, during a show earlier this year, Lana Del Rey said that the album would be out in September. On Tuesday July 16, she revealed a snippet of the song and its lyrics in a post on Instagram, instantly sending it to the top of the Trending 140.

When Drake released the official music video to "Energy" on July 10, it caused the track to top the Trending 140 immediately after. The video features Drake impersonating celebrities and public figures as Miley Cyrus, Oprah, Justin Bieber, and President Obama. "Energy" is the first song from

that Drake releases a video for. He topped the Trending 140 recently with other tracks including Game\'s "100" and Meek Mill\'s "R.I.C.O."

Rising artist, Toronto-native Alessia Cara has been turning heads (and topping the Real-Time Charts) with her breakout single, "Here." The Def Jam signee appeared on BBC Radio 1 last week where she covered Taylor Swift\'s "Bad Blood." T. Swift tweeted the cover, sending "Bad Blood" to the top of the Trending 140.

You're AMAZING, @alessiacara. Love this, @BBCR1 ! http://t.co/YqKl7UJkZL

— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) July 8, 2015

Jess Glynne tops the Trending 140 after releasing the music video to "Don’t Be So Hard On Yourself," a single from her forthcoming solo debut album,

. Glynne is best known for her collaboration with Clean Bandit, "Rather Be," which won a Grammy and peaked at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The Trending 140 chart measures the acceleration of conversation around artists and their music, while the Emerging Artists chart measures the volume of tweets around new artists and their songs.

The Hot 100 Aug 22, 2015 6 Bad Blood 1989 Taylor Swift Featuring Kendrick Lamar

Radio Songs Aug 22, 2015 3 Bad Blood 1989 Taylor Swift Featuring Kendrick Lamar

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