Falling In Reverse have extended “Joseph” to a third consecutive week at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart. The collaboration with Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian leads the ranking dated October 10, 2026, keeping the top position for every week it has charted.
Nickelback arrive immediately behind them. “Make Me Love You” debuts at No. 2, while “Joseph” continues the run it began atop the September 26 chart.
That debut made “Joseph” Falling In Reverse’s seventh No. 1 on the ranking, matching Bring Me The Horizon’s total. Falling In Reverse were also the first band to lead the chart when it launched in June 2020, with “Popular Monster.” Their previous leader, “All My Life” featuring Jelly Roll, spent 11 weeks at No. 1 in 2024.
The opening week for “Joseph” covered only part of a tracking period. According to Billboard’s September 23 report, the song registered 2.2 million chart eligible streams, 49,000 radio audience impressions and 3,000 sales in the United States during the week ending September 17, using Luminate data.
Released September 14 through Epitaph Records, “Joseph” takes its title from Ronnie Radke’s middle name. Slipknot vocalist Taylor and System Of A Down vocalist Tankian contribute guest vocals and appear alongside Radke in the accompanying video, directed by Jensen Noen. The release announcement identifies it as the first song to feature Taylor and Tankian together.
The collaboration also added to the guests’ individual chart histories. “Joseph” became Tankian’s first Hot Hard Rock Songs No. 1 outside System Of A Down, who led with “Protect the Land” in 2020. For Taylor, it was his second as a solo artist, following his appearance on Motionless In White’s “Playing God” earlier in 2026.
