Jamaica-born, New York-raised dancehall artiste Tina — formerly known as Hood Celebrityy — scores her second Billboard entry with Roses, which enters the Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart at #40.

Roses is the first single from her recently released sophomore album Tina vs Hood Celebrityy, which was released in May via The KSR Group.

In an interview with Billboard in June, Tina spoke about the inspiration for Roses:
“Roses definitely was Tina. Roses is going to be a big record, because I’m really for women. I’m really for uplifting females and making them feel good about themselves. For women, there’s so much stuff out there that’s placed on us. It’s so much pressure that it got to be somebody to remind them that they’re beautiful and deserve their roses. Some people give you your flowers when you’re dead. Give women their flowers now.

“I’m just that voice for a young girl or a grown woman — it don’t matter the age. I have a lot of people that I deal with that have no self-esteem. They don’t feel pretty and that’s because somebody made them feel that way,” Tina told Billboard.

Tina’s first major hit Walking Trophy, peaked at #22 on Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart and #24 on Rhythmic Top 40 Airplay in the summer of 2017.

Over to the Billboard Latin charts, Santa by Rvssian featuring Rauw Alejandro and Ayra Star remains at #11 on Hot Latin Songs chart, having peaked at #7. It fares better on Latin Airplay, stepping up from #22 to #13 in its 11th week on the chart. Meanwhile, on Latin Rhythm Airplay, Santa steps up from #9 to #6 in its 12th week.

Jump by Tyla featuring Gunna and Skillibeng loses steam and is on its way down the charts. It tumbles from #25 to #32 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, while crashing from #9 to #13 on Hot R&B Songs. On Rhythmic Top 40 it backtracks from #21 to #31, while on Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, Jump parachutes down from #17 to #24.

Bob Marley and the Wailers clock 241 non-consecutive weeks in the #1 spot on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart with Legend, while Dutty Classics Collection by Sean Paul and Best of Shaggy: The Boombastic Collection by Shaggy are #2 and #3 respectively.

Stick Figure has World on Fire, Set in Stone and Wisdom at #4, 5 and 6, and UB40 inches up one spot to #7 with UB45.

Courage to Grow by Rebelution climbs to #8, Burial Ground by Stick Figure re-enters at #9, and Endless Summer by The Elovaters, which peaked at #3, re-enters at #10.

This Too Shall Pass by Onique takes over the #1 spot on the Rebel Vibez Top Ten Canadian Reggae chart, with Karma by Sky Star entering at #9.

On the South Florida Reggae chart, Maybe by Kashief Lindo remains at #1 for a second week, while Caravan of Love by D Major bolts from #20 to #17, and Ting a Ling by The Blackstones debuts at #24.

Friends and Family by Richie Stephens continues to dominate at the top of the New York Reggae chart. Ting a Ling by the Blackstones steps up from #15 to #11, Everything I Own by Sleepy Wonder charges from #20 to #16, while Jamaica Funk (Funking for Jamaica) by Althea Hewitt and Lessons of Life by Christopher Ellis are new at #29 and #30, respectively.