How could four superstar music headliners — Shakira, BTS, Madonna and Justin Bieber — possibly all fit into an 11-minute performance? We found out Sunday during the first-ever World Cup Final halftime show, and on the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast we’re talking all about what worked, and what got weird.

The craziest part of the jam-packed spectacle was that the quartet of headliners weren’t alone: They were joined by a robust cast of side characters, including Gustavo Dudamel directing the New York Philharmonic and Venezuela’s Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra; Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt in character as Ted Lasso and Coach Beard; Staten Island’s PS22 Chorus and Coldplay performing the original song “We Dance”; and yes, even The Muppets.

Listen to Katie & Keith’s full conversation below:

Also on the show, we’ve got chart news on how Future scores his 12th No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with The Real Me, how The Rolling Stones extend its record for the most top 10 albums on the Billboard 200 with the debut of Foreign Tongues, and how the Heated Rivalry soundtrack’s debut in the top 10 marks the highest debut by a TV series soundtrack in more than a decade.

The Billboard Pop Shop Podcast is your one-stop shop for all things pop on Billboard‘s weekly charts. You can always count on a lively discussion about the latest pop news, fun chart stats and stories, new music, and guest interviews with music stars and folks from the world of pop. Casual pop fans and chart junkies can hear Billboard‘s executive digital director, West Coast, Katie Atkinson and Billboard’s managing director, charts and data operations, Keith Caulfield every week on the podcast, which can be streamed on Billboard.com or downloaded in Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast provider. (Click here to listen to the previous edition of the show on Billboard.com.)

Doja Cat and Latto are making their case for rap’s hottest duo in 2026. The steamy 2000s-coded visual for their “Okayyy” collaboration arrived on Tuesday (July 21).

The sultry clip kicks off with Latto rapping in lingerie from the comfort of her silk bedsheets before heading to the bathroom, where she poses while taking flicks with a classic digital camera that dominated the MySpace selfie era.

She returns donning camouflage and records in the bedroom, as she’s surrounded by bodybuilders who won’t dare to look her way.

Doja enters the picture in pink lingerie and pays a visit to her man in prison, who’s treated to the Grammy-winning artist giving a chair a sexy-yet-tantalizing lap dance on the other side of the glass.

Doja and Latto reunite for various shots in front of a baby-blue backdrop before heading back to the mansion, which hilariously finds the crew of muscular men washing their luxury cars in the driveway.

Fans seemed to be enjoying the eye candy with Doja and Latto linking up for the steamy visual. “WHOEVER PUT THEM TOGETHER DESERVES A RAISE,” one person wrote in the YouTube video’s comments.

“Okayyy” landed on Latto’s Big Mama album, which arrived in May and debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard 200.

The surprises didn’t stop there: Doja and Latto will also be hitting the road together. From what appears to be the set of the “Okayyy” video, Doja Cat posted a clip using a vintage camcorder, revealing that Big Mama will be joining her for the North American leg of the Tour Ma Vie World Tour, which kicks off in Detroit on Oct. 1.

The trek is set to be Latto’s first string of arena performances since announcing she gave birth to a baby girl in May.

The members of 5 Seconds of Summer have been through a lot together after nearly 15 years as a group, but nothing could’ve prepared them for the fiery chaos of Hot Ones Versus.

In the latest episode of First We Feast’s competition series posted on Tuesday (July 21), Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Calum Hood and Ashton Irwin sat beside one another as they stomached hot wings, burning questions and increasingly ridiculous challenges.

Immediately, the episode kicks off with a tough question for Clifford, asking him to rank each member’s solo albums from best to worst. Rather than risk bruising any feelings, Clifford opted to take the punishment instead. The band watches curiously as he dives straight into a “death wing,” sipping all drinks at his disposal in hopes that the spice subsides.

Irwin is next met with a “Wild Card,” in which the band is advised to pass a toy pizza around the table without using their hands — a nod to the group’s deep-cut rarity called “Pizza Song.” The band didn’t have to endure another fiery bite after completing this challenge, and even evaded it the next round as Hemmings successfully “filled in the blank” to complete the lyrics of old 5 Seconds of Summer songs.

Hood, on the other hand, wasn’t so lucky. Hemmings picks up a card, ordering Hood to either let his bandmates doodle all over his face for the remainder of the episode or eat another spicy wing. The bassist chose the latter, squeezing his nostrils shut as he picks up his punishment. Hemmings asks in confusion, “What’s with the nose?” to which Hood responds, “Well, nose is like, 90% of the taste.” The group erupts into giggles as Hood finishes his bite.

The prompts only became more absurd from there. Clifford judged his bandmates’ outfits in an impromptu fashion show, eventually sentencing Hemmings to another death wing, while Hood assigned each member tongue-in-cheek personality sashes. Hemmings was dubbed the group’s “Little Diva,” Clifford earned “Hot Mama,” Irwin was bestowed “The Flirt,” and Hood embraced the title of “Bad Influence.”

Later, the group huddles together to devise the perfect question for Irwin after drawing the game’s “Killer’s Choice” card.

“He’s an open book,” Hemmings laughs as the band try to think of a question he can answer. Everyone has had a wing except for Irwin, so they ultimately ask him a burning personal question about how many houses he owns, and how much they cost. Irwin sidesteps the interrogation by voluntarily eating a death wing.

For the grand finale, the longtime friends settled the competition with a heated game of musical chairs after adding an extra dab of The Last Dab to their remaining wings. Clifford emerged as the winner from the game, though not without being jokingly accused of cheating by the rest of the band. He holds his Hot Ones Versus trophy and issues a playful challenge to fellow boyband alum Niall Horan to face all four members on a future episode.

Watch 5 Seconds of Summer’s full episode of Hot Ones Versus below.