Megan Thee Stallion Sends Thin Ice Into Hot 100 At No. 68
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Megan Thee Stallion has pushed “Thin Ice” onto the Billboard Hot 100, giving her Tina Tuesday freestyle series a new national chart result.
Billboard’s chart history for Megan lists the song at No. 68 for the week dated November 7, 2026. The entry is also marked as its peak and first week on the chart.
The Hot 100 combines streaming activity, radio audience and sales data, giving the debut a broader measure than any single platform’s play count.
The placement extends a run that began with a stripped-down video rather than a traditional single campaign. Megan released the official “Thin Ice” performance on her YouTube channel October 20, placing herself in an empty industrial space with a direct-to-camera performance and no guest artist.
The song later moved to streaming platforms as part of her Tina Tuesday rollout. By October 29, AllHipHop reported that its daily U.S. on-demand streams had climbed 152 percent across a three-day stretch, rising from 98,000 to 247,000. At that point, the track had not yet entered the Hot 100.
Its No. 68 debut changes that picture. “Thin Ice” now has a measurable chart foothold after moving from a freestyle video to streaming services and then onto Billboard’s all-genre ranking.
The record is built around a sample from Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff,” but Megan keeps the focus on her own voice.
The short runtime and sparse visual presentation leave little room for distractions, making the performance feel closer to a cypher than a full-scale music-video production.
That approach has become part of Megan’s current strategy. Tina Tuesday gives her a recurring lane for fast, self-contained releases while she continues building toward her next larger project. She has kept the series active without treating each installment like a formal album single.
The chart appearance arrives after a busy stretch outside the studio. Megan closed the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, expanded her Gymshark partnership and challenged Instagram after an AI label appeared on her CFDA Awards photos. “Thin Ice” keeps the music at the center of that wider activity.
For now, No. 68 is the song’s official Hot 100 peak. Its next chart week will show whether the freestyle can hold its position or turn its early momentum into a longer run.
