Taylor Swift’s ‘Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)’ Returns To Its Peak In An Unusual Move

Taylor Swift has a new single out, and it’s quickly rising on a number of Billboard’s airplay charts. “Fortnight,” her collaboration with Post Malone, became an instant smash on some rankings, while on the radio lists, it’s taking a few weeks to rise to the highest reaches. As that tune continues to soar, one of her other recent wins is back in a very unexpected turn of events.

“Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” returns to the Adult Contemporary chart this week. The radio ranking lists the tracks that rack up the largest number of total audience impressions across stations in the U.S. that focus on the pop subgenre, which is typically aimed at more mature listeners.

This frame, “Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” reappears at No. 26 on the 30-spot ranking. That’s the tune’s high point, which it set back in March of this year.

“Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” has now racked up eight stays on the Adult Contemporary chart. Many of those weeks on the tally have been one-at-a-time, as the song never seemed to stay on the list for very long…though so far, it’s always been able to return.