Billboard Hot 100: 06/21/2014

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1. JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me: 209.189 (-0.715)
2. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Not A Bad Thing: 162.565 (-1.869)
3. IGGY AZALEA – Fancy: 157.853 (+2.987)
4. PHARRELL WILLIAMS – Happy: 131.526 (-2.610)
5. PARAMORE – Ain’t It Fun: 127.866 (-0.108)
6. KATY PERRY – Dark Horse: 124.642 (-1.423)
7. DJ SNAKE & LIL JON – Turn Down For What: 124.575 (+0.334)
8. ARIANA GRANDE – Problem f/Iggy Azalea: 122.977 (+4.935)
9. CALVIN HARRIS – Summer: 103.450 (+1.831)
10. ED SHEERAN – Sing: 97.170 (-0.216)
11. RIXTON – Me And My Broken Heart: 92.372 (+0.967)
12. NICO & VINZ – Am I Wrong: 87.294 (+3.308) ▲
13. JASON DERULO – Talk Dirty f/2 Chainz: 86.289 (-2.615) ▼
14. BASTILLE – Pompeii: 84.498 (-0.833) ▼
15. KATY PERRY – Birthday: 79.504 (+0.277)
16. ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars: 77.602 (+0.296)
17. AMERICAN AUTHORS – Best Day Of My Life: 74.452 (-1.692)
18. MAGIC! – Rude: 73.676 (+2.122) ▲
19. LORDE – Team: 73.230 (-1.614) ▼
20. LUKE BRYAN – Play It Again: 72.908 (-0.038) ▼

CHRIS BROWN – Loyal f/Lil’ Wayne: 67.924 (+0.155)
BRETT ELDREDGE – Beat Of The Music: 67.857 (+0.568)
MIRANDA LAMBERT – Automatic: 67.143 (+0.106)
JUSTIN MOORE – Lettin’ The Night Roll: 63.909 (+0.331)
JAKE OWEN – Beachin’: 56.512 (+0.774)
SAM SMITH – Stay With Me: 53.699 (+3.232)
DISCLOSURE – Latch f/Sam Smith: 51.467 (+1.374)
BLAKE SHELTON – My Eyes: 50.972 (+0.789)
MKTO – Classic: 46.656 (+1.061)
M. JACKSON & J. TIMBERLAKE – Love Never Felt So Good: 43.632 (-0.295)
JASON DERULO – Wiggle f/Snoop Dogg: 35.918 (+0.911)
ONEREPUBLIC – Love Runs Out: 35.653 (+1.080)
USHER – Good Kisser: 35.398 (+0.271)
PHILLIP PHILLIPS – Raging Fire: 30.854 (+0.253)
LIL WAYNE – Believe Me f/Drake: 27.222 (+0.545)
PHARRELL WILLIAMS – Come Get It Bae: 20.142 (+0.358)
LORDE – Tennis Court: 18.028 (+0.554)
ONE DIRECTION – You & I: 15.284 (+0.230)
JENNIFER LOPEZ – First Love: 13.672 (+0.427)
SIA – Chandelier: 11.723 (+0.025)
NICKI MINAJ – Pills N Potions: 11.006 (+0.805)
COLDPLAY – A Sky Full Of Stars: 8.114 (+0.349)
M. LAMBERT & C. UNDERWOOD – Somethin’ Bad: 7.926 (+0.506)
NE-YO – Money Can’t Buy f/Jeezy: 4.379 (+0.297)

[josh]

Ariana is slaying. She hasn't even gone for urban adds yet, either. :'(

[Wave.]

Jun 5, 2014 10:53:49 GMT -5 josh said:

Ariana is slaying. She hasn't even gone for urban adds yet, either. :'(

Let's pray she does.
Problem for #1 next week?

[surfy]

Jun 5, 2014 13:58:53 GMT -5 Wave. said:

Jun 5, 2014 10:53:49 GMT -5 josh said:

Ariana is slaying. She hasn't even gone for urban adds yet, either. :'(

Let's pray she does.
Problem for #1 next week?

She has a date (June 10) So she will slay

I'm starting to doubt this... but I really hope so!!!!!!!

[popstop]

I believe Iggy would be the first woman to ever replace herself at #1 if Problem could get to #1.

[Kris]

^yup

Self-replacement at number one
Elvis Presley — "Hound Dog" / "Don't Be Cruel" (eleven weeks) → "Love Me Tender" (five weeks) (October 27, 1956) ("Best Sellers in Stores" and "Most Played by Jockeys" charts)
The Beatles — "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (seven weeks) → "She Loves You" (two weeks) (March 21, 1964) → "Can't Buy Me Love" (five weeks) (April 4, 1964)
Boyz II Men — "I'll Make Love to You" (fourteen weeks) → "On Bended Knee" (six non-consecutive weeks) (December 3, 1994)
Puff Daddy — "I'll Be Missing You" (Puff Daddy and Faith Evans featuring 112) (eleven weeks) → "Mo Money Mo Problems" (The Notorious B.I.G. featuring Puff Daddy and Mase) (two weeks) (August 30, 1997)
Ja Rule — "Always on Time" (Ja Rule featuring Ashanti) (two weeks) → "Ain't It Funny" (Jennifer Lopez featuring Ja Rule) (six weeks) (March 9, 2002)
Nelly — "Hot in Herre" (seven weeks) → "Dilemma" (Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland) (ten non-consecutive weeks) (August 17, 2002)
OutKast — "Hey Ya!" (nine weeks) → "The Way You Move" (OutKast featuring Sleepy Brown) (one week) (February 14, 2004)
Usher— "Yeah!" (Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris) (twelve weeks) → "Burn" (seven weeks) (May 22, 2004)
Usher — "Burn" (one additional week) → "Confessions Part II" (two weeks) (July 24, 2004)
T.I. — "Whatever You Like" (five non-consecutive weeks) → "Live Your Life" (T.I. featuring Rihanna) (one week) (October 18, 2008)
T.I. — "Whatever You Like" (two additional weeks) → "Live Your Life" (T.I. featuring Rihanna) (four additional weeks) (November 15, 2008)
The Black Eyed Peas — "Boom Boom Pow" (twelve weeks) → "I Gotta Feeling" (fourteen weeks) (July 11, 2009)†

[surfy]

PLEASE DO IT IGGY!!!!

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Not only that, she'll be the first Gemini-sign under 25 Australian female rapper signed to EMI having a last name beginning and ending in the same letter to replace herself at #1! Hope Billboard has a write-up ready for that record!

[surfy]

Jun 5, 2014 15:01:28 GMT -5 @gagalicious said:

Not only that, she'll be the first Gemini-sign under 25 Australian female rapper signed to EMI having a last name beginning and ending in the same letter to replace herself at #1! Hope Billboard has a write-up ready for that record!

Baha

[Wave.]

Jun 5, 2014 15:01:28 GMT -5 @gagalicious said:

Not only that, she'll be the first Gemini-sign under 25 Australian female rapper signed to EMI having a last name beginning and ending in the same letter to replace herself at #1! Hope Billboard has a write-up ready for that record!

yooooo

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Jun 5, 2014 15:01:28 GMT -5 @gagalicious said:

Not only that, she'll be the first Gemini-sign under 25 Australian female rapper signed to EMI having a last name beginning and ending in the same letter to replace herself at #1! Hope Billboard has a write-up ready for that record!

Forgot it mention the only one with hazel eyes and blond hair and with less than 3 and a half months of her first chart entry!

[brucelover]

All the songs that are smashing in the United States (Fancy, Problem, Stay With Me) are doing almost nothing outside of English-speaking countries.

Coupled with how 21, Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, Somebody That I Used to Know, Happy and most of the major hits of the past few years blew up everywhere before they did in the US, it's safe to say America is no longer the world's tastemaker.

[Kris]

america tastes like large fries and a soda

[Au$tin]

Jun 5, 2014 22:22:02 GMT -5 brucelover said:

Coupled with how 21, Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, Somebody That I Used to Know, Happy and most of the major hits of the past few years blew up everywhere before they did in the US, it's safe to say America is no longer the world's tastemaker.

I HATE how people keep saying this. Maybe these songs would blow up in the US first if they'd actually been released in the US at the same time they were everywhere else. (Also, I don't think "Gangnam Style" was behind in the US... and "Call Me Maybe" was only like a month late.)

[brucelover]

Regardless, they weren't released in the US before for a reason. And some of them had been released (like "Happy").

The US no longer decides what's popular. Poor it.

[josh]

Jun 6, 2014 1:06:10 GMT -5 brucelover said:

Regardless, they weren't released in the US before for a reason. And some of them had been released (like "Happy").

The US no longer decides what's popular. Poor it.

I'm sure it totally cares.

[Az Paynter]

Jun 5, 2014 15:01:28 GMT -5 @gagalicious said:

Not only that, she'll be the first Gemini-sign under 25 Australian female rapper signed to EMI having a last name beginning and ending in the same letter to replace herself at #1! Hope Billboard has a write-up ready for that record!

Thank you, ry4nteenage.

[Lozzy]

Jun 5, 2014 22:46:37 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Jun 5, 2014 22:22:02 GMT -5 brucelover said:

Coupled with how 21, Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, Somebody That I Used to Know, Happy and most of the major hits of the past few years blew up everywhere before they did in the US, it's safe to say America is no longer the world's tastemaker.

I HATE how people keep saying this. Maybe these songs would blow up in the US first if they'd actually been released in the US at the same time they were everywhere else. (Also, I don't think "Gangnam Style" was behind in the US... and "Call Me Maybe" was only like a month late.)

Because US radio would pick up the songs immediately? Like if STIUTK was sent to radio in July 2011 when it was a new release climbing the Australian charts, do you think it would've gotten US play? No chance. The delayed releases (to radio, they're almost always available to buy from early on) are because US radio is still so reluctant.

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Jun 5, 2014 14:23:28 GMT -5 popstop said:

I believe Iggy would be the first woman to ever replace herself at #1 if Problem could get to #1.

lol if Iggy becomes a 2 hit wonder, it would make the people at billboard seem like fools (which they are) for giving her so much attention and comparing her to bugs The Beatles.

[HolidayGuy]

The only comparison to the Beatles is the occupation of the top two slots for a first chart entry- and since Billboard publishes charts, why not make the comparison? Charts and chart feats do not put one act on the same level as another act in any other way.

[Daniel Collins]

1. JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me: 208.627 (- 0.562)
2. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Not A Bad Thing: 161.186 (- 1.379)
3. IGGY AZALEA – Fancy: 160.096 (+ 2.243)
4. PARAMORE – Ain’t It Fun: 128.702 (+ 0.836) ▲
5. PHARRELL WILLIAMS – Happy: 128.593 (- 2.933) ▼
6. ARIANA GRANDE – Problem f/Iggy Azalea: 126.704 (+ 3.727) ▲
7. DJ SNAKE & LIL JON – Turn Down For What: 124.462 (- 0.113)
8. KATY PERRY – Dark Horse: 123.232 (- 1.410) ▼
9. CALVIN HARRIS – Summer: 105.160 (+ 1.710)
10. ED SHEERAN – Sing: 97.474 (+ 0.304)
11. RIXTON – Me And My Broken Heart: 92.849 (+ 0.477)
12. NICO & VINZ – Am I Wrong: 90.229 (+ 2.935)
13. JASON DERULO – Talk Dirty f/2 Chainz: 84.954 (- 1.335)
14. BASTILLE – Pompeii: 83.774 (- 0.724)
15. KATY PERRY – Birthday: 80.024 (+ 0.520)
16. ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars: 77.404 (- 0.198)
17. MAGIC! – Rude: 75.552 (+ 1.876) ▲
18. AMERICAN AUTHORS – Best Day Of My Life: 72.357 (- 2.095) ▼
19. LUKE BRYAN – Play It Again: 72.167 (- 0.741) ▲
20. LORDE – Team: 71.646 (- 1.584) ▼


BRETT ELDREDGE – Beat Of The Music: 67.762 (- 0.095)
CHRIS BROWN – Loyal f/Lil’ Wayne: 67.636 (- 0.288)
MIRANDA LAMBERT – Automatic: 67.391 (+ 0.248)
JUSTIN MOORE – Lettin’ The Night Roll: 64.218 (+ 0.309)
JAKE OWEN – Beachin’: 57.111 (+ 0.599)
SAM SMITH – Stay With Me: 56.591 (+ 2.892)
DISCLOSURE – Latch f/Sam Smith: 53.307 (+ 1.840)
BLAKE SHELTON – My Eyes: 51.432 (+ 0.460)
MKTO – Classic: 47.874 (+ 1.218)
M. JACKSON & J. TIMBERLAKE – Love Never Felt So Good: 43.284 (- 0.348)
JASON DERULO – Wiggle f/Snoop Dogg: 37.470 (+ 1.552)
ONEREPUBLIC – Love Runs Out: 36.973 (+ 1.320)
USHER – Good Kisser: 35.269 (- 0.129)
PHILLIP PHILLIPS – Raging Fire: 30.687 (- 0.167)
LIL WAYNE – Believe Me f/Drake: 27.848 (+ 0.626)
PHARRELL WILLIAMS – Come Get It Bae: 20.998 (+ 0.856)
LORDE – Tennis Court: 18.258 (+ 0.230)
ONE DIRECTION – You & I: 15.463 (+ 0.179)
JENNIFER LOPEZ – First Love: 14.283 (+ 0.611)
SIA – Chandelier: 12.106 (+ 0.383)
NICKI MINAJ – Pills N Potions: 11.963 (+ 0.957)
COLDPLAY – A Sky Full Of Stars: 8.739 (+ 0.625)
M. LAMBERT & C. UNDERWOOD – Somethin’ Bad: 8.580 (+ 0.654)
LITTLE BIG TOWN – Day Drinking: 7.593
NE-YO – Money Can’t Buy f/Jeezy: 4.392 (+ 0.013)

[jebsib]

The U.S. was behind on the Beatles, Stones, etc.
They were behind on Duran Duran, Wham!, and Culture Club.
They were behind Europe on the Backstreet Boys and N Sync.
This is nothing new... and yet the Hot 100 is still the foremost chart in the world, and the US is still the market everyone in the world wants to break.
Interesting how that works.

[Kris]

5m diff between DH and Happy now. tisk.

Fancy #2 tomorrow, guess we'll see if it reaches #1.

[Gary]

Random chart anomalies occur with greater frequency these days than in the Beatles years.

"Fools" or not. Mentioning that the Beatles were the last to do something seems reasonble.

But beyond that, there really isn't any ay to compare.

Markets were completely different -

You have things today that were not around in the Beatles years that allow these things to happen frequently:

- Abundance of featurings to pad statistics --- This week alone there are 26 "featurings" in the Hot 100
- Every track on every album is a single and eligible to chart

Although Iggy Azalea has the top 2 spots, one of them is a "featuring"


if we put "featurings" and digital achievements on the same level as the Beatles and other acts that came before it then point-wise (per Joel Whitburn) the Glee Cast would be the second biggest artist of the rock era.(for example)

[Glove Slap]

Jun 6, 2014 7:54:57 GMT -5 jebsib said:

The U.S. was behind on the Beatles, Stones, etc.
They were behind on Duran Duran, Wham!, and Culture Club.
They were behind Europe on the Backstreet Boys and N Sync.
This is nothing new... and yet the Hot 100 is still the foremost chart in the world, and the US is still the market everyone in the world wants to break.
Interesting how that works.

The US is the biggest market in the world, of course acts want to break there. A platinum record in the US gets you a lot more revenue than a platinum record anywhere else because its more units due to larger market size. Breaking the US means that you can do a big tour there, which will net you a lot more money than a similar scale tour in the UK, Australia, or any other country, because there are so many more places to hit and people to play to. The aura about breaking the US is still as present for most UK acts as ever.

[Au$tin]

Jun 6, 2014 5:20:12 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

Jun 5, 2014 22:46:37 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

I HATE how people keep saying this. Maybe these songs would blow up in the US first if they'd actually been released in the US at the same time they were everywhere else. (Also, I don't think "Gangnam Style" was behind in the US... and "Call Me Maybe" was only like a month late.)

Because US radio would pick up the songs immediately? Like if STIUTK was sent to radio in July 2011 when it was a new release climbing the Australian charts, do you think it would've gotten US play? No chance. The delayed releases (to radio, they're almost always available to buy from early on) are because US radio is still so reluctant.

No, but there was no reason for it to be delayed a year either. And in cases like STIUTK are different because that's a brand new artist. But why was "Happy" delayed in the US for such a long time?

[areyoureadytojump]

^It was a big hit in Europe so his label decided to push it in the USA.

Probably also the Despicable Me 2 dvd releases helped...

[Lozzy]

Jun 6, 2014 9:57:41 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Jun 6, 2014 5:20:12 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

Because US radio would pick up the songs immediately? Like if STIUTK was sent to radio in July 2011 when it was a new release climbing the Australian charts, do you think it would've gotten US play? No chance. The delayed releases (to radio, they're almost always available to buy from early on) are because US radio is still so reluctant.

No, but there was no reason for it to be delayed a year either. And in cases like STIUTK are different because that's a brand new artist. But why was "Happy" delayed in the US for such a long time?

Don't think it would've been a hit in like October 2011 either, lol. I mean look at Rather Be (which I will continue using as an example forever), sent for adds a couple months after release by when it was huge everywhere but North America; still barely moving. I don't think STIUTK being a new artist is relevant as most cases of this are new artists, so it's not an exception. If you want delayed US hits from artists that had prior US success, it's mainly like Talk Dirty and Trumpets where they chose to release a different single in the US, which is a different thing and not comparable. I guess there's Burn... which still took forever to climb. I don't know what went on with Happy, but it's only a couple European countries where it was a hit in mid-2013 so that one's not just the US where it was late.

[Envoirment]

4. PARAMORE – Ain’t It Fun: 128.702 (+ 0.836)

Yes! Should stay Top 5 come Sunday!

[Deleted]

Damn the girls must be done with "Lorde" for this era because its such a shame that "Tennis Court" a bop of unimaginable proportions is being snubbed by radio.