Sean Paul's Top 10 Return: Inside 'Cheap Thrills' & His Illustrious Career

Forget “One Dance,” “Panda,” “Can’t Stop The Feeling” and “This is What You Came For.” The most interesting story in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 right now is “Cheap Thrills,” the party-hard electro-pop single from Sia that moves to No. 6 this week and has become her biggest hit as a lead artist to date. 

It’s taken four months, but the latest single from the singer-songwriter’s overlooked This Is Acting album has overtaken the chart peak of 2014’s ubiquitous “Chandelier” and improbably become her fourth Top 10 to date. Actually, “improbably” is a bit of an understatement: Sia’s transformation from offbeat alt-popper to radio-dominating arena headliner has been stunning to witness over the past half-decade, especially since she’s rarely shown her face while conquering the world.