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\n\tThough March might not have been as packed a month of pop stardom as February, we still ended the month with a whole lot to talk about: big comeback albums, long-anticipated singles (and music videos), award-show moments and performances, and a couple leftover pop stars from 2024 who just refuse to let up in their 2025 dominance. (And, thanks to last weekend\u2019s Saturday Night Live<\/em>, perhaps the year\u2019s first truly great pop star-inspired meme.) <\/p>\n \n\tThis week, we relive all of it through our extended look at the Greatest Pop Stars of March 2025. Host Andrew Unterberger is joined by\u00a0regular guest Kyle Denis and Billboard<\/em> social media manager Danielle Pascual\u00a0to share and debate our respective top five lists, while also naming some honorable mentions, some disappointments, and some artists who we\u2019re looking forward to in the months to come.\u00a0(If you missed our recaps of the first two months of 2025, you can\u00a0find our January episode here<\/a> and our February episode here<\/a>.)<\/p>\n \n\tAmong the topics discussed: Has Playboi Carti made the full jump to pop stardom? Did the \u201cNokia\u201d video do what it needed to do to confirm that Drake is fully back as a pop star? Did we get what we wanted from the release of Chappell Roan\u2019s \u201cThe Giver\u201d? Is there any justification for Morgan Wallen having 37 tracks on his new album? And do we really need to talk about men at all following Women\u2019s History Month? <\/p>\n