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Post by iHype. on Apr 13, 2018 14:18:14 GMT -5
I've been attempting to track the movement on the All-Time Hot 100 Artists chart since the October 2015 update. "-" indicates I either haven't calculated the artists total, or keep getting an amount completely incorrect. Yes, I am aware for a few artists they have points higher than the artist above them -- it's because I can't figure out the small point error, and would rather atleast go ahead and put the small incorrect point count then have no point count for them at all. Updated as of June 16, 2018 charts.| POSITION | ARTIST | POINTS | | 1. (=) | The Beatles | 19,614,050 | | 2. (=) | Madonna | 18,347,786 | | 3. (=) | Elton John | 17,066,850 | | 4. (=) | Elvis Presley | 16,968,188 | | 5. (=) | Mariah Carey | 15,908,402 | | 6. (=) | Stevie Wonder | 15,572,184 | | 7. (=) | Janet Jackson | 14,594,115 | | 8. (=) | Michael Jackson | 13,923,088 | | 9. (=) | Whitney Houston | 13,630,438 | | 10. (+3) | Rihanna | 12,857,231 | | 11. (-1) | The Rolling Stones | 12,581,182 | | 12. (-1) | Paul McCartney | 12,380,828 | | 13. (-1) | Bee Gees | 11,777,111 | | 14. (=) | Usher | 11,462,271 | | 15. (=) | Chicago | 11,123,272 | | 16. (=) | The Supremes | - | | 17. (=) | Daryl Hall & John Oates | 10,661,330 | | 18. (=) | Prince | 10,616,366 | | 19. (=) | Rod Stewart | 10,228,305 | | 20. (=) | Olivia Newton-John | 10,037,057 | | 21. (=) | Aretha Franklin | 8,974,186 | | 22. (=) | Marvin Gaye | 8,973,128 | | 23. (=) | Phil Collins | 8,834,295 | | 24. (+10) | Taylor Swift | 8,804,860 | | 25. (-1) | Katy Perry | 8,714,851 | | 26. (=) | Billy Joel | 8,489,165 | | 27. (=) | Diana Ross | - | | 28. (=) | The 4 Seasons | 8,520,944 | | 29. (=) | The Temptations | 8,433,240 | | 30. (DEBUT) | Drake | 8,330,145 | | 31. (-2) | Donna Summer | 8,271,306 | | 32. (-2) | The Beach Boys | 8,318,217 | | 33. (-2) | Lionel Richie | 7,985,356 | | 34. (-2) | Neil Diamond | 7,932,444 | | 35. (+26) | Bruno Mars | 7,880,557 | | 36. (-3) | Carpteners | 7,794,778 | | 37. (-2) | Boyz II Men | 7,522,890 | | 38. (+1) | Beyonce | 7,455,204 | | 39. (+5) | Maroon 5 | 7,387,883 | | 40. (-4) | The Jacksons | 7,309,824 | | 41. (-4) | Connie Francis | - | | 42. (-4) | Kenny Rogers | 6,936,245 | | 43. (-3) | Brenda Lee | 7,004,006 | | 44. (-3) | Barbra Streisand | 6,726,725 | | 45. (-3) | Bryan Adams | - | | 46. (-3) | Cher | 6,782,219 | | 47. (-2) | George Michael | - | | 48. (-2) | Black Eyed Peas | 6,626,786 | | 49. (+4) | P!nk | 6,581,121 | | 50. (-3) | Bobby Vinton | 6,567,598 | | 51. (-3) | John Mellencamp | 6,555,033 | | 52. (-3) | Three Dog Night | 6,427,255 | | 53. (-3) | Huey Lewis & the News | 6,313,158 | | 54. (-3) | Gloria Estefan | 6,311,020 | | 55. (-3) | Bon Jovi | - | | 56. (-2) | Chubby Checker | - | | 57. (-2) | Ray Charles | 6,230,319 | | 58. (-2) | Foreigner | 6,175,338 | | 59. (-2) | Kool & the Gang | 6,157,192 | | 60. (-2) | Ricky Nelson | 6,146,754 | | 61. (+6) | Chris Brown | 6,142,108 | | 62. (-3) | Duran Duran | 6,100,007 | | 63. (+5) | Lady Gaga | 6,053,939 | | 64. (-4) | Commodores | 6,049,989 | | 65. (-3) | Eagles | 6,046,594 | | 66. (+24) | Justin Timberlake | 5,991,849 | | 67. (-4) | TLC | 5,953,730 | | 68. (-4) | Paul Anka | 5,944,728 | | 69. (-4) | Barry Manilow | 5,928,488 | | 70. (-4) | Dionne Warwick | - | | 71. (-2) | Gladys Knight & the Pips | - | | 72. (-2) | Heart | 5,858,480 | | 73. (-2) | Nelly | - | | 74. (-2) | The Everly Brothers | 5,753,508 | | 75. (-2) | Bobby Darin | 5,737,133 | | 76. (-2) | R. Kelly | - | | 77. (-2) | James Brown | 5,718,187 | | 78. (-2) | Paula Abdul | 5,614,969 | | 79. (-2) | Alicia Keys | 5,588,258 | | 80. (-1) | Kelly Clarkson | 5,577,772 | | 81. (-3) | Linda Ronstadt | 5,546,968 | | 82. (-2) | Richard Marx | 5,539,250 | | 83. (-2) | Starship | 5,458,933 | | 84. (-2) | Destiny's Child | 5,434,962 | | 85. (-2) | Celine Dion | 5,412,147 | | 86. (-2) | The Miracles | 5,415,334 | | 87. (-2) | Eminem | - | | 88. (-2) | Jay-Z | - | | 89. (-2) | Bob Seger | 5,267,746 | | 90. (-2) | Fleetwood Mac | 5,262,999 | | 91. (-2) | Kanye West | - | | 92. (-1) | Neil Sedaka | 5,190,158 | | 93. (-1) | Bruce Springsteen | 5,058,915 | | 94. (-1) | The Pointer Sisters | 5,129,805 | | 95. (-1) | John Denver | 5,151,122 | | 96. (-1) | Four Tops | 5,106,301 | | 97. (-1) | Tony Orlando & Dawn | 4,970,509 | | 98. (-1) | 50 Cent | - | | 99. (-1) | The 5th Dimension | 5,054,026 | | 100. (-1) | Captain & Tennille | 4,933,343 |
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iHype.
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Post by iHype. on Apr 13, 2018 14:28:53 GMT -5
I had a nice table made and halfway through my page refreshed and I lost it all; hence the ugly huge image :(
Also #37-47 are were sooo confusing/challenging, and probably still a bit of misplacement between those.
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Post by kanfad on Apr 13, 2018 17:26:58 GMT -5
Nice, great work. Do you think its possible to make one for the billboard 200 artists or would you rather I just forced acid down your throat
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Post by iHype. on Apr 13, 2018 19:43:41 GMT -5
Nice, great work. Do you think its possible to make one for the billboard 200 artists or would you rather I just forced acid down your throat I've been trying to figure out the formula for All-Time Billboard 200 for sooooo long and have asked so many people with no luck. So yeah, the latter option sounds better at the moment. |
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Post by iHype. on Apr 16, 2018 14:16:36 GMT -5
It doesn't make sense that Janet Jackson is #7 and Michael Jackson is #8. Top 10 hits: Michael Jackson - 29 (24 credited solo) Janet Jackson - 27 (25 credited solo) You wouldn't think of her as a bigger hit maker, but when Hot 100 stats are shown its not that far fetched she would rank higher. Also MJ has Jackson 5. |
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Post by wicked on Jun 13, 2018 2:45:19 GMT -5
It doesn't make sense that Janet Jackson is #7 and Michael Jackson is #8. Top 10 hits: Michael Jackson - 29 (24 credited solo) Janet Jackson - 27 (25 credited solo) You wouldn't think of her as a bigger hit maker, but when Hot 100 stats are shown its not that far fetched she would rank higher. Also MJ has Jackson 5. He had much higher album sales and his album success cannibalized his single success |
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Post by Sherane Lamar on Jun 13, 2018 14:04:32 GMT -5
It doesn't make sense that Janet Jackson is #7 and Michael Jackson is #8. Lot of this doesn't make much sense. The weighting is obviously necessary, and the way they treat features is... understandable I guess. But the era adjusting I think messes it up the most. It basically makes it seem like people were listening to more music in the 60's, 70's, and 80's than they were in the current eras. Where if anything the opposite is true. Janet is barely behind Michael in raw inv points. |
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Post by nickd on Jun 14, 2018 9:02:42 GMT -5
It doesn't make sense that Janet Jackson is #7 and Michael Jackson is #8. Lot of this doesn't make much sense. The weighting is obviously necessary, and the way they treat features is... understandable I guess. But the era adjusting I think messes it up the most. It basically makes it seem like people were listening to more music in the 60's, 70's, and 80's than they were in the current eras. Where if anything the opposite is true. Janet is barely behind Michael in raw inv points. How do they treat features? |
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Post by wicked on Jun 14, 2018 16:46:16 GMT -5
Lot of this doesn't make much sense. The weighting is obviously necessary, and the way they treat features is... understandable I guess. But the era adjusting I think messes it up the most. It basically makes it seem like people were listening to more music in the 60's, 70's, and 80's than they were in the current eras. Where if anything the opposite is true. Janet is barely behind Michael in raw inv points. How do they treat features? Features split 30% of the points. So I’m the One gave khaled 70%, and all the others 7.5% |
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Post by Sherane Lamar on Jun 14, 2018 18:15:07 GMT -5
Lot of this doesn't make much sense. The weighting is obviously necessary, and the way they treat features is... understandable I guess. But the era adjusting I think messes it up the most. It basically makes it seem like people were listening to more music in the 60's, 70's, and 80's than they were in the current eras. Where if anything the opposite is true. Janet is barely behind Michael in raw inv points. How do they treat features? Drake gets 70% of "One Dance", and the people whose songs he sampled each get 15%. |
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Post by Keelzit on Jul 4, 2018 0:15:35 GMT -5
Rih only 3 10-week #1 singles away from the top 5. Piece of cake as long as she remembers that her main job is not selling makeup.
Also, I don't understand how Beyonce is so high. She hasn't had a hit with longevity in almost 10 years. How did she rack up so many points? Did her 10 hits pre-2011 really last that long on the charts?
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Post by owenlovesmusic on Jul 4, 2018 8:47:44 GMT -5
Also, I don't understand how Beyonce is so high. She hasn't had a hit with longevity in almost 10 years. How did she rack up so many points? Did her 10 hits pre-2011 really last that long on the charts? Yeah she had quite a handful of #1s in the 2000s. I believe Irreplaceable lasted 10wks at #1. |
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