Billboard Hot 100: 10/31/15

[Daniel Collins]

2015/10/13 kworb

*** = dropped or added a format

1. THE WEEKND - The Hills: 181.685 (+0.382)
2. R. CITY - Locked Away f/Adam Levine: 157.011 (-1.216)
3. TAYLOR SWIFT - Wildest Dreams: 154.508 (+2.634)
4. JUSTIN BIEBER - What Do You Mean?: 143.362 (+1.702)
5. THE WEEKND - Can't Feel My Face: 134.226 (-1.908)
6. ED SHEERAN - Photograph: 114.474 (-2.092)
7. DRAKE - Hotline Bling: 112.814 (+3.641)
8. SHAWN MENDES - Stitches: 104.794 (+4.142***) ▲
9. SELENA GOMEZ - Good For You f/A$AP Rocky: 101.934 (-0.851) ▼
10. X AMBASSADORS - Renegades: 96.889 (+0.377)
11. MAJOR LAZER - Lean On f/MØ & DJ Snake: 92.349 (-1.317)
12. WALK THE MOON - Shut Up And Dance: 82.556 (-0.335)
13. ELLE KING - Ex's and Oh's: 77.296 (+0.879)
14. FETTY WAP - 679 f/Remy Boyz...: 73.255 (+0.415)
15. RACHEL PLATTEN - Fight Song: 66.247 (-0.082) ▲
16. OMI - Cheerleader: 65.805 (-1.081) ▼
17. BRETT ELDREDGE - Lose My Mind: 65.702 (-0.767) ▼
18. JASON DERULO - Want To Want Me: 65.532 (-0.630)
19. LUKE BRYAN - Strip It Down: 64.755 (+0.458)
20. MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS - Downtown: 60.619 (+0.641) ▲

21. KENNY CHESNEY - Save It For A Rainy Day: 59.941 (-1.723) ▼
22. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE - Anything Goes: 58.557 (+0.606) ▲
23. ONE DIRECTION - Drag Me Down: 56.517 (+0.614) ▲
24. CHASE RICE - Gonna Wanna Tonight: 56.469 (+0.931) ▲
25. DEMI LOVATO - Cool For The Summer: 56.008 (-3.185) ▼
26. FALL OUT BOY - Uma Thurman: 54.837 (-1.552) ▼
27. COLE SWINDELL - Let Me See Ya Girl: 52.041 (+0.539)
28. CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Smoke Break: 51.147 (+0.076) ▲
29. MARK RONSON - Uptown Funk f/Bruno Mars: 51.137 (-0.221) ▼
30. WIZ KHALIFA - See You Again f/Charlie Puth: 49.576 (-0.622)
31. OLD DOMINION - Break Up With Him: 49.396 (+0.707) ▲
32. ELLIE GOULDING - On My Mind: 49.134 (+1.351) ▲
33. ALESSIA CARA - Here: 48.427 (+1.621) ▲
34. MADDIE & TAE - Fly: 48.036 (-1.654) ▼
35. DAN + SHAY - Nothin' Like You: 46.498 (+0.468) ▲
36. MEGHAN TRAINOR - Like I'm Gonna Lose You: 45.896 (+1.373) ▲
37. ANDY GRAMMER - Honey, I'm Good: 45.530 (-0.848) ▼
38. BLAKE SHELTON - Gonna: 44.596 (-0.059)
39. CHRIS YOUNG - I'm Comin' Over: 44.397 (+0.653) ▲
40. FETTY WAP - My Way f/Monty: 43.417 (-1.142)

41. CALVIN HARRIS + DISCIPLES - How Deep Is Your Love: 43.334 (+0.788) ▲
42. TAYLOR SWIFT - Bad Blood: 43.176 (-1.405) ▼
43. KEITH URBAN - John Cougar, John Deere...: 42.767 (-2.168) ▼
44. MAROON 5 - Sugar: 42.554 (+0.076)
45. JEREMIH - Planes f/J. Cole: 40.752 (-0.520)
46. MEEK MILL - All Eyes On You f/Minaj/Brown: 38.931 (-0.699)
47. ED SHEERAN - Thinking Out Loud: 38.488 (+0.244)
48. JASON ALDEAN - Gonna Know We Were Here: 38.291 (+0.706)
49. NICK JONAS - Levels: 37.640 (+0.311)
50. CAM - Burning House: 36.267 (+0.442) ▲
51. TAYLOR SWIFT - Style: 35.903 (-0.701) ▼
52. TIM MCGRAW - Top Of The World: 35.867 (-0.088)
53. SKRILLEX & DIPLO - Where Are U Now f/J. Bieber: 35.555 (-0.112) ▲
54. HAILEE STEINFELD - Love Myself: 35.257 (+0.415) ▲
55. RICH HOMIE QUAN - Flex: 35.060 (-1.037) ▼
56. NICKY JAM - El Perdon: 34.458 (+0.148)
57. K CAMP - Comfortable: 33.939 (-0.091)
58. FUTURE - Where Ya At f/Drake: 31.221 (+0.892) ▲
59. ELLIE GOULDING - Love Me Like You Do: 30.925 (-0.700) ▼
60. THE WEEKND - Earned It: 30.174 (-0.069)

61. BROTHERS OSBORNE - Stay A Little Longer: 30.157 (+0.381)
62. BIG & RICH - Run Away With You: 29.130 (+0.275)
63. SELENA GOMEZ - Same Old Love: 28.238 (+0.966) ▲
64. CHRIS BROWN - Liquor: 28.061 (+0.388) ▲
65. CHRIS JANSON - Buy Me A Boat: 27.879 (-0.726) ▼
66. ANDREW MCMAHON IN WILDERNESS - Cecilia And The Satellite: 27.328 (-0.321) ▲
67. CHARLIE PUTH - Marvin Gaye f/Meghan Trainor: 27.003 (-0.941) ▼
68. TAYLOR SWIFT - Blank Space: 27.001 (+0.135) ▲
69. TREY SONGZ - About You: 26.887 (-0.897) ▼
70. KELSEA BALLERINI - Dibs: 26.294 (+0.216) ▲
71. SAM HUNT - House Party: 26.197 (-0.617) ▼
72. PARMALEE - Already Callin' You Mine: 26.024 (+0.332)
73. TOVE LO - Talking Body: 25.810 (+1.153***) ▲
74. THOMAS RHETT - Crash And Burn: 25.404 (+0.177) ▲
75. FIFTH HARMONY - Worth It f/Kid Ink: 25.145 (-0.345)

[leredlum]

Could we be seeing 6 Canadians in the top 10 soon, with "Jumpman" potentially joining the other 5?

[THINKIN BOUT YOU]

Oct 13, 2015 19:45:29 GMT -5 leredlum said:

Could we be seeing 6 Canadians in the top 10 soon, with "Jumpman" potentially joining the other 5?

If you tear the Weeknd apart, then woo!!!

[THINKIN BOUT YOU]

Billboard.com is dead.. Songs like Thinkin Out Loud, See You Again, Sugar and Shut Up and Dance are like zombies never gonna be beaten off.. and it's never gonna change its formula again by pulling the streaming factor down by say 20%.. Now Billboard.com is no longer alive and turning into a big zombie head. It's no longer fresh anymore to eat..

[Future Captain]

Oct 13, 2015 21:51:55 GMT -5 THINKIN BOUT YOU said:

Billboard.com is dead.. Songs like Thinkin Out Loud, See You Again, Sugar and Shut Up and Dance are like zombies never gonna be beaten off.. and it's never gonna change its formula again by pulling the streaming factor down by say 20%.. Now Billboard.com is no longer alive and turning into a big zombie head. It's no longer fresh anymore to eat..

*insert slowpoke pic here*

[Enigma.]

Oct 13, 2015 21:51:55 GMT -5 THINKIN BOUT YOU said:

Billboard.com is dead.. Songs like Thinkin Out Loud, See You Again, Sugar and Shut Up and Dance are like zombies never gonna be beaten off.. and it's never gonna change its formula again by pulling the streaming factor down by say 20%.. Now Billboard.com is no longer alive and turning into a big zombie head. It's no longer fresh anymore to eat..

:'(

[velaxti]

Oct 13, 2015 21:51:55 GMT -5 THINKIN BOUT YOU said:

Billboard.com is dead.. Songs like Thinkin Out Loud, See You Again, Sugar and Shut Up and Dance are like zombies never gonna be beaten off.. and it's never gonna change its formula again by pulling the streaming factor down by say 20%.. Now Billboard.com is no longer alive and turning into a big zombie head. It's no longer fresh anymore to eat..

Apparently streaming now counts for about 50% of the chart, and Billboard adjusts the chart every November (at least the past few years). I could see them taking streaming down to 40% or 45%, since in 2016 it's going to increase loads anyway. If they don't decrease it a bit in November then by this time next year streaming could be like 60-65% of the chart.

As for Jumpman, it seems like it could go top 10, but I think it'll take a while. It's not a single yet as far as I know, and usually album tracks start falling after the 1st or 2nd week. I'm frankly quite surprised it climbed on its 3rd week. If Jumpman does go top 10, I doubt Can't Feel My Face will still be there. Not to mention if Billboard DO decrease streaming slightly that'll make it slightly harder for Jumpman to get top 10 in the future. It'll need a music video and rhythmic/urban adds at least imo, you just never know when it's Drake.

[Ravi]

My predictions:

Rank - Song - Sales - Airplay - Streams = Points

1 - The Hills - 170 - 150 - 20.0 = 51,400
2 - Hotline Bling - 115 - 110 - 18.0 = 40,600
3 - What Do You Mean - 70 - 125 - 15.0 = 35,000
4 - 679 - 50 - 60 - 16.0 = 28,000
5 - Wildest Dreams - 80 - 140 - 5.0 = 26,200
6 - Stitches - 70 - 100 - 9.0 = 25,800
7 - Can't Feel My Face - 50 - 100 - 10.0 = 25,300
8 - Locked Away - 60 - 125 - 7.0 = 25,300
9 - Watch Me - 40 - 15 - 18.0 = 24,800

A fierce struggle is going on for the #5 spot, though Wildest Dreams / Stitches are the favourites

[House Lannister]

Oct 14, 2015 5:33:30 GMT -5 Ravi said:

My predictions:

Rank - Song - Sales - Airplay - Streams = Points

1 - The Hills - 170 - 150 - 20.0 = 51,400
2 - Hotline Bling - 115 - 110 - 18.0 = 40,600
3 - What Do You Mean - 70 - 125 - 15.0 = 35,000
4 - 679 - 50 - 60 - 16.0 = 28,000
5 - Wildest Dreams - 80 - 140 - 5.0 = 26,200
6 - Stitches - 70 - 100 - 9.0 = 25,800
7 - Can't Feel My Face - 50 - 100 - 10.0 = 25,300
8 - Locked Away - 60 - 125 - 7.0 = 25,300
9 - Watch Me - 40 - 15 - 18.0 = 24,800

A fierce struggle is going on for the #5 spot, though Wildest Dreams / Stitches are the favourites

Oooh, 679 up to 4th!  And a nice climb for Taylor Swift even if she loses out to Shawn Mendes.

Plus, Watch Me is starting to slide perhaps to make room for Downtown or Hit the Quan.

[jenglisbe]

Why are people so against streaming counting? I mean, if that's how people are listening to music, and if people apparently like to hear the same ol' sh*t over and over, I guess good on them.

[KeepDeanWeird]

Oct 15, 2015 8:31:48 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

Why are people so against streaming counting? I mean, if that's how people are listening to music, and if people apparently like to hear the same ol' sh*t over and over, I guess good on them.

We want streaming to count - however, there is a big difference in weighing 'passive' streaming, which is pre-programmed like radio and 'active' streaming - premium services or youtube where the user is choosing. Passive should be a component and bundled with radio while active should be the 'streaming' part.

[divasummer]

I was a little against streaming be included in the equation for the Hot 100 at first but now I understand why it's included.
I mean if radio is included why not streaming which is like a personal radio station.

I was also against the Top 200 albums using the formula that it's using now but after thinking about it.
You can buy any song you want from an album. I guess it makes since to combine 10 single track sales into 1 album purchase.
I'm 38 so it took me a second to get used to the new way music is being consumed. LoL

[jenglisbe]

Oct 15, 2015 10:14:54 GMT -5 divasummer said:

I was a little against streaming be included in the equation for the Hot 100 at first but now I understand why it's included.
I mean if radio is included why not streaming which is like a personal radio station.

I was also against the Top 200 albums using the formula that it's using now but after thinking about it.
You can buy any song you want from an album. I guess it makes since to combine 10 single track sales into 1 album purchase.
I'm 38 so it took me a second to get used to the new way music is being consumed. LoL

Understandable. And, really, it's more that the way people are consuming music now is more easily measurable. "Streaming" is no different than when I played a cassette on my walkman, but there was no way for Billboard to measure that back in the early 90s. Personally, I think what people are actually listening to is as good of a measure of popularity (if not better) than what people are buying in that purchasing something reflects new interest, but not sustained interest.

[squirrelgate]

One thing I thought of to (slightly) increase the weight for sales would be if an album sale counted for 1/10 of a sale for every song on the album. It makes just as much sense as single sales counting on the album chart imo.

[KeepDeanWeird]

Oct 15, 2015 11:51:01 GMT -5 squirrelgate said:

One thing I thought of to (slightly) increase the weight for sales would be if an album sale counted for 1/10 of a sale for every song on the album. It makes just as much sense as single sales counting on the album chart imo.

That's definitely a fair measure - an the impact certainly would be beneficial for later singles. For example, when people were complaining about the PSY v M5 battle for No.1 - GS actually had an advantage because it was not on an album, where as Overexposed got another boost in sales once OMN hit the airwaves - being the second big hit. Conversely, I don't understand how Taylor's BB(remix) should be counted as part of '1989' album chart points since it wasn't available on that album at all. (I'm almost certain Billboard counted those sales). If that's the case, just like the newly released WD (remix), shouldn't add any points to '1989.'

[YourFaveIsAFlop]

Oct 15, 2015 12:02:41 GMT -5 KeepDeanWeird said:

Oct 15, 2015 11:51:01 GMT -5 squirrelgate said:

One thing I thought of to (slightly) increase the weight for sales would be if an album sale counted for 1/10 of a sale for every song on the album. It makes just as much sense as single sales counting on the album chart imo.

That's definitely a fair measure - an the impact certainly would be beneficial for later singles. For example, when people were complaining about the PSY v M5 battle for No.1 - GS actually had an advantage because it was not on an album, where as Overexposed got another boost in sales once OMN hit the airwaves - being the second big hit. Conversely, I don't understand how Taylor's BB(remix) should be counted as part of '1989' album chart points since it wasn't available on that album at all. (I'm almost certain Billboard counted those sales). If that's the case, just like the newly released WD (remix), shouldn't add any points to '1989.'

They did count BB remix sales towards 1989 for BB200.

I have an issue with the weight that YouTube videos are given. Personally, I think only the official video for a track should be counted as a stream. There is absolutely no reason why a song that is background music in a viral video should get a chart boost. Who was watching the First Kiss video to listen to We Might Be Dead By Tomorrow by Soko? 96% of its chart points were from the viral video that just happened to have the song in the background.

[Devil Marlena Nylund]

If only a small proportion of music consumers are buying music compared to a majority paying for streaming, why should the small percentage of buyers dictate what is deemed popular in today's charts? People need to stop living in the past. M

[THINKIN BOUT YOU]

Yesterday was Wednesday, Wednesday, today is Thursday, Thursday, tomorrow will be Friday, Friday.
It's Friday, Friday, getting down on Friday~ everybody lookin forward to the Weeknd, Weeknd (What's hotline bling?)

[THINKIN BOUT YOU]

Oct 15, 2015 13:37:40 GMT -5 Devil Marlena Nylund said:

If only a small proportion of music consumers are buying music M

Hi !!!!!!

[Au$tin]

Oct 15, 2015 10:13:51 GMT -5 KeepDeanWeird said:

Oct 15, 2015 8:31:48 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

Why are people so against streaming counting? I mean, if that's how people are listening to music, and if people apparently like to hear the same ol' sh*t over and over, I guess good on them.

We want streaming to count - however, there is a big difference in weighing 'passive' streaming, which is pre-programmed like radio and 'active' streaming - premium services or youtube where the user is choosing. Passive should be a component and bundled with radio while active should be the 'streaming' part.

But what about Spotify? It offers both services, and that makes it a little hard to distinguish.

Not to mention "passive" is a little difficult to distinguish in and of itself. Those radio stations are set up based on what the user likes to listen to if you're looking at a Pandora type service. Plus they have skip buttons. A user can skip the song if they don't want to hear it. Likewise, a user can also set up a playlist on Spotify and just set it to shuffle. Is that not technically passive listening as well since they aren't 100% in control of what song is coming up next? Sure, they have control of the playlist, but they're also not exactly choosing what's being played right at the moment. It's all very gray.

[Devil Marlena Nylund]

Oct 15, 2015 20:55:02 GMT -5 THINKIN BOUT YOU said:

Oct 15, 2015 13:37:40 GMT -5 Devil Marlena Nylund said:

If only a small proportion of music consumers are buying music M

Hi !!!!!!

Hi sexy

[85la]

I am all for streaming counting, but I think YouTube views should be weighed less because there is a heavy visual component that could attract many views separate from the song.

[Deleted]

Oct 15, 2015 13:20:37 GMT -5 YourFaveIsAFlop said:

Oct 15, 2015 12:02:41 GMT -5 KeepDeanWeird said:

That's definitely a fair measure - an the impact certainly would be beneficial for later singles. For example, when people were complaining about the PSY v M5 battle for No.1 - GS actually had an advantage because it was not on an album, where as Overexposed got another boost in sales once OMN hit the airwaves - being the second big hit. Conversely, I don't understand how Taylor's BB(remix) should be counted as part of '1989' album chart points since it wasn't available on that album at all. (I'm almost certain Billboard counted those sales). If that's the case, just like the newly released WD (remix), shouldn't add any points to '1989.'

They did count BB remix sales towards 1989 for BB200.

I have an issue with the weight that YouTube videos are given. Personally, I think only the official video for a track should be counted as a stream. There is absolutely no reason why a song that is background music in a viral video should get a chart boost. Who was watching the First Kiss video to listen to We Might Be Dead By Tomorrow by Soko? 96% of its chart points were from the viral video that just happened to have the song in the background.

Absolutely agree with the youtube thing... but once again, like radio and pre-programmed playlists on streaming services... it is, in a sense, passive exposure.  you're not necessarily watching the video for the song that's playing, but it's still playing, you still heard it... just like listening to the radio in way.  you may be choosing to listen to the morning show, but you also hear the songs they play a few times an hour, passively.  and who is to say that some people aren't playing the viral video over and over again because they realized they like the song?  haha.  i mean really tho. #mess

[Deleted]

Oct 15, 2015 13:37:40 GMT -5 Devil Marlena Nylund said:

If only a small proportion of music consumers are buying music compared to a majority paying for streaming, why should the small percentage of buyers dictate what is deemed popular in today's charts? People need to stop living in the past. M

i get people wanting sales to still count, it's hard to let go of such a huge institution that we've known for so long... but you're absolutely right.  times have changed and people just don't buy music that much anymore, so it's just not a true gauge of what's popular, at least not on the scale it used to be.

[THINKIN BOUT YOU]

Oct 15, 2015 22:50:55 GMT -5 @broccoli said:

Oct 15, 2015 13:37:40 GMT -5 Devil Marlena Nylund said:

If only a small proportion of music consumers are buying music compared to a majority paying for streaming, why should the small percentage of buyers dictate what is deemed popular in today's charts? People need to stop living in the past. M

i get people wanting sales to still count, it's hard to let go of such a huge institution that we've known for so long... but you're absolutely right.  times have changed and people just don't buy music that much anymore, so it's just not a true gauge of what's popular, at least not on the scale it used to be.

I feel so sad about it.. Anyone give me a hug~

[MTSChart21]

Oct 13, 2015 16:46:49 GMT -5 Daniel Collins said:

2015/10/13 kworb

*** = dropped or added a format

1. THE WEEKND - The Hills: 181.685 (+0.382)
2. R. CITY - Locked Away f/Adam Levine: 157.011 (-1.216)
3. TAYLOR SWIFT - Wildest Dreams: 154.508 (+2.634)
4. JUSTIN BIEBER - What Do You Mean?: 143.362 (+1.702)
5. THE WEEKND - Can't Feel My Face: 134.226 (-1.908)
6. ED SHEERAN - Photograph: 114.474 (-2.092)
7. DRAKE - Hotline Bling: 112.814 (+3.641)
8. SHAWN MENDES - Stitches: 104.794 (+4.142***) ▲
9. SELENA GOMEZ - Good For You f/A$AP Rocky: 101.934 (-0.851) ▼
10. X AMBASSADORS - Renegades: 96.889 (+0.377)
11. MAJOR LAZER - Lean On f/MØ & DJ Snake: 92.349 (-1.317)
12. WALK THE MOON - Shut Up And Dance: 82.556 (-0.335)
13. ELLE KING - Ex's and Oh's: 77.296 (+0.879)
14. FETTY WAP - 679 f/Remy Boyz...: 73.255 (+0.415)
15. RACHEL PLATTEN - Fight Song: 66.247 (-0.082) ▲
16. OMI - Cheerleader: 65.805 (-1.081) ▼
17. BRETT ELDREDGE - Lose My Mind: 65.702 (-0.767) ▼
18. JASON DERULO - Want To Want Me: 65.532 (-0.630)
19. LUKE BRYAN - Strip It Down: 64.755 (+0.458)
20. MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS - Downtown: 60.619 (+0.641) ▲

21. KENNY CHESNEY - Save It For A Rainy Day: 59.941 (-1.723) ▼
22. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE - Anything Goes: 58.557 (+0.606) ▲
23. ONE DIRECTION - Drag Me Down: 56.517 (+0.614) ▲
24. CHASE RICE - Gonna Wanna Tonight: 56.469 (+0.931) ▲
25. DEMI LOVATO - Cool For The Summer: 56.008 (-3.185) ▼
26. FALL OUT BOY - Uma Thurman: 54.837 (-1.552) ▼
27. COLE SWINDELL - Let Me See Ya Girl: 52.041 (+0.539)
28. CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Smoke Break: 51.147 (+0.076) ▲
29. MARK RONSON - Uptown Funk f/Bruno Mars: 51.137 (-0.221) ▼
30. WIZ KHALIFA - See You Again f/Charlie Puth: 49.576 (-0.622)
31. OLD DOMINION - Break Up With Him: 49.396 (+0.707) ▲
32. ELLIE GOULDING - On My Mind: 49.134 (+1.351) ▲
33. ALESSIA CARA - Here: 48.427 (+1.621) ▲
34. MADDIE & TAE - Fly: 48.036 (-1.654) ▼
35. DAN + SHAY - Nothin' Like You: 46.498 (+0.468) ▲
36. MEGHAN TRAINOR - Like I'm Gonna Lose You: 45.896 (+1.373) ▲
37. ANDY GRAMMER - Honey, I'm Good: 45.530 (-0.848) ▼
38. BLAKE SHELTON - Gonna: 44.596 (-0.059)
39. CHRIS YOUNG - I'm Comin' Over: 44.397 (+0.653) ▲
40. FETTY WAP - My Way f/Monty: 43.417 (-1.142)

41. CALVIN HARRIS + DISCIPLES - How Deep Is Your Love: 43.334 (+0.788) ▲
42. TAYLOR SWIFT - Bad Blood: 43.176 (-1.405) ▼
43. KEITH URBAN - John Cougar, John Deere...: 42.767 (-2.168) ▼
44. MAROON 5 - Sugar: 42.554 (+0.076)
45. JEREMIH - Planes f/J. Cole: 40.752 (-0.520)
46. MEEK MILL - All Eyes On You f/Minaj/Brown: 38.931 (-0.699)
47. ED SHEERAN - Thinking Out Loud: 38.488 (+0.244)
48. JASON ALDEAN - Gonna Know We Were Here: 38.291 (+0.706)
49. NICK JONAS - Levels: 37.640 (+0.311)
50. CAM - Burning House: 36.267 (+0.442) ▲
51. TAYLOR SWIFT - Style: 35.903 (-0.701) ▼
52. TIM MCGRAW - Top Of The World: 35.867 (-0.088)
53. SKRILLEX & DIPLO - Where Are U Now f/J. Bieber: 35.555 (-0.112) ▲
54. HAILEE STEINFELD - Love Myself: 35.257 (+0.415) ▲
55. RICH HOMIE QUAN - Flex: 35.060 (-1.037) ▼
56. NICKY JAM - El Perdon: 34.458 (+0.148)
57. K CAMP - Comfortable: 33.939 (-0.091)
58. FUTURE - Where Ya At f/Drake: 31.221 (+0.892) ▲
59. ELLIE GOULDING - Love Me Like You Do: 30.925 (-0.700) ▼
60. THE WEEKND - Earned It: 30.174 (-0.069)

61. BROTHERS OSBORNE - Stay A Little Longer: 30.157 (+0.381)
62. BIG & RICH - Run Away With You: 29.130 (+0.275)
63. SELENA GOMEZ - Same Old Love: 28.238 (+0.966) ▲
64. CHRIS BROWN - Liquor: 28.061 (+0.388) ▲
65. CHRIS JANSON - Buy Me A Boat: 27.879 (-0.726) ▼
66. ANDREW MCMAHON IN WILDERNESS - Cecilia And The Satellite: 27.328 (-0.321) ▲
67. CHARLIE PUTH - Marvin Gaye f/Meghan Trainor: 27.003 (-0.941) ▼
68. TAYLOR SWIFT - Blank Space: 27.001 (+0.135) ▲
69. TREY SONGZ - About You: 26.887 (-0.897) ▼
70. KELSEA BALLERINI - Dibs: 26.294 (+0.216) ▲
71. SAM HUNT - House Party: 26.197 (-0.617) ▼
72. PARMALEE - Already Callin' You Mine: 26.024 (+0.332)
73. TOVE LO - Talking Body: 25.810 (+1.153***) ▲
74. THOMAS RHETT - Crash And Burn: 25.404 (+0.177) ▲
75. FIFTH HARMONY - Worth It f/Kid Ink: 25.145 (-0.345)

what section of the kworb website are you on? For me, it lists the following for the top 4
1. Justin Bieber- What Do You Mean? [Peak: 1]
2. The Weeknd- The Hills [Peak: 2]
3. Taylor Swift- Wildest Dreams [Peak: 3]
4. R. City- Locked Away [Peak: 1]

[Daniel Collins]

This is the site: kworb.net/airadio/forum.txt

2015/10/15

*** = dropped or added a format

1. THE WEEKND - The Hills: 182.198 (-0.151)
2. TAYLOR SWIFT - Wildest Dreams: 160.796 (+2.773)
3. R. CITY - Locked Away f/Adam Levine: 154.850 (-0.493)
4. JUSTIN BIEBER - What Do You Mean?: 146.994 (+1.890)
5. THE WEEKND - Can't Feel My Face: 130.032 (-2.072)
6. DRAKE - Hotline Bling: 118.241 (+2.742)
7. ED SHEERAN - Photograph: 110.052 (-2.232)
8. SHAWN MENDES - Stitches: 108.848 (+2.075)
9. SELENA GOMEZ - Good For You f/A$AP Rocky: 100.730 (-0.523)
10. X AMBASSADORS - Renegades: 98.909 (+1.215)
11. MAJOR LAZER - Lean On f/MØ & DJ Snake: 90.328 (-0.947)
12. WALK THE MOON - Shut Up And Dance: 82.295 (+0.085)
13. ELLE KING - Ex's and Oh's: 79.815 (+1.432)
14. FETTY WAP - 679 f/Remy Boyz...: 74.155 (+0.590)
15. LUKE BRYAN - Strip It Down: 65.760 (+0.680) ▲
16. RACHEL PLATTEN - Fight Song: 65.180 (-0.838) ▼
17. JASON DERULO - Want To Want Me: 65.023 (-0.108) ▼
18. OMI - Cheerleader: 63.855 (-0.957***) ▲
19. BRETT ELDREDGE - Lose My Mind: 63.812 (-1.124) ▼
20. MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS - Downtown: 61.696 (+0.368)

21. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE - Anything Goes: 59.386 (+0.593)
22. ONE DIRECTION - Drag Me Down: 57.709 (+0.500) ▲
23. CHASE RICE - Gonna Wanna Tonight: 57.504 (+0.421) ▲
24. KENNY CHESNEY - Save It For A Rainy Day: 56.830 (-1.551) ▼
25. COLE SWINDELL - Let Me See Ya Girl: 53.106 (+0.426) ▲
26. ALESSIA CARA - Here: 52.228 (+1.494) ▲
27. CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Smoke Break: 52.046 (+0.490) ▲
28. FALL OUT BOY - Uma Thurman: 51.568 (-1.525) ▼
29. ELLIE GOULDING - On My Mind: 51.092 (+0.555) ▲
30. MARK RONSON - Uptown Funk f/Bruno Mars: 50.826 (-0.498) ▼
31. OLD DOMINION - Break Up With Him: 50.630 (+0.524) ▲
32. DEMI LOVATO - Cool For The Summer: 50.584 (-2.886) ▼
33. MEGHAN TRAINOR - Like I'm Gonna Lose You: 48.840 (+1.566***) ▲
34. WIZ KHALIFA - See You Again f/Charlie Puth: 48.742 (-0.182) ▼
35. DAN + SHAY - Nothin' Like You: 46.935 (+0.167)
36. CHRIS YOUNG - I'm Comin' Over: 45.342 (+0.686) ▲
37. CALVIN HARRIS + DISCIPLES - How Deep Is Your Love: 44.892 (+1.023) ▲
38. ANDY GRAMMER - Honey, I'm Good: 44.859 (-0.327) ▼
39. BLAKE SHELTON - Gonna: 44.761 (-0.221) ▼
40. MADDIE & TAE - Fly: 43.048 (-2.660) ▼

41. MAROON 5 - Sugar: 42.060 (-0.332)
42. FETTY WAP - My Way f/Monty: 40.490 (-1.348)
43. TAYLOR SWIFT - Bad Blood: 40.296 (-0.942)
44. JEREMIH - Planes f/J. Cole: 40.147 (-0.310) ▲
45. JASON ALDEAN - Gonna Know We Were Here: 39.425 (+0.644) ▲
46. KEITH URBAN - John Cougar, John Deere...: 39.213 (-1.679) ▼
47. MEEK MILL - All Eyes On You f/Minaj/Brown: 37.748 (-0.402) ▲
48. ED SHEERAN - Thinking Out Loud: 37.591 (-1.078***) ▼
49. NICK JONAS - Levels: 37.526 (+0.048)
50. CAM - Burning House: 37.100 (+0.540)
51. HAILEE STEINFELD - Love Myself: 36.405 (+0.661) ▲
52. TIM MCGRAW - Top Of The World: 36.402 (+0.207) ▼
53. TAYLOR SWIFT - Style: 35.813 (-0.226) ▼
54. SKRILLEX & DIPLO - Where Are U Now f/J. Bieber: 35.370 (-0.492) ▼
55. NICKY JAM - El Perdon: 33.719 (-0.543) ▲
56. K CAMP - Comfortable: 33.555 (-0.459) ▲
57. RICH HOMIE QUAN - Flex: 33.206 (-1.074) ▼
58. FUTURE - Where Ya At f/Drake: 31.814 (+0.299)
59. THE WEEKND - Earned It: 31.021 (+0.485) ▲
60. BROTHERS OSBORNE - Stay A Little Longer: 30.772 (+0.230)

61. SELENA GOMEZ - Same Old Love: 30.733 (+1.434) ▲
62. ELLIE GOULDING - Love Me Like You Do: 30.634 (-0.167) ▼
63. BIG & RICH - Run Away With You: 29.460 (+0.160) ▼
64. CHRIS BROWN - Liquor: 28.798 (+0.481)
65. TAYLOR SWIFT - Blank Space: 27.436 (+0.116)
66. PARMALEE - Already Callin' You Mine: 27.221 (+0.443) ▲
67. CHRIS JANSON - Buy Me A Boat: 27.119 (-0.199) ▼
68. KELSEA BALLERINI - Dibs: 26.420 (+0.175) ▲
69. ANDREW MCMAHON IN WILDERNESS - Cecilia And The Satellite: 26.265 (-0.711) ▼
70. FIFTH HARMONY - Worth It f/Kid Ink: 25.503 (-0.319) ▲
71. SAM HUNT - House Party: 25.367 (-0.254) ▲
72. JANA KRAMER - I Got The Boy: 25.045 (+0.561) ▲
73. TOVE LO - Talking Body: 24.992 (-0.926***) ▼
74. CHARLIE PUTH - Marvin Gaye f/Meghan Trainor: 24.981 (-0.771) ▼
75. MAJOR LAZER - Powerful f/Ellie Goulding: 24.933 (-0.207)

[Kworb]

Sales estimates

1. The Hills 164,000
2. Hotline Bling 114,000
3. Wildest Dreams 88,000
4. Stitches 82,000
5. What Do You Mean? 70,000
6. Downtown 67,000
7. Same Old Love 66,000
8. Ex's & Oh's 65,000
9. Locked Away 61,000
10. Like I'm Gonna Lose You 56,000
11. 679 54,000
12. On My Mind 49,000
13. Can't Feel My Face 48,000
14. Die A Happy Man 48,000
15. Good For You 44,000
16. Watch Me 42,000
17. Here 39,000
18. Strip It Down 36,000
19. Jumpman 36,000
20. Drag Me Down 35,000
21. Renegades 34,000

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[handydandy]

The battle for the #5 spot between Wildest Dreams and Stitches looks to be like the biggest story for this week's Top 10. Any guesses based on data?

[85la]

^ I don't see how Taylor can do it cuz her streaming is still very low and seems to have come to a standstill.