Billboard Hot 100: 10/27/12

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Oct 17, 2012 23:04:20 GMT -5 @jback said:

Oct 17, 2012 23:01:06 GMT -5 badrobot said:

It's smart from a promotional standpoint, for sure. I like everything about it from that angle, but, I must admit as a chart-watcher it is rather annoying.

But really what doesn't annoy chart watcher's now a days? They get annoyed when policies change, but complain about corrupt and unfair charts. Bitch about 1 week #1 peakers, but moan when a song spends more than 4 weeks a the top. Complain when this happens, cry when that happens, ect ect ect. Chart Watchers(myself included)will never be happy or content

People like order and organization and the radio charts always offered that whereas single sales and combined charts especially don't because songs move like yoyos. We like the odd moving song occasionally (F you by cee-lo) but otherwise, we like order. The charts aren't meant to show order but rather accuracy and hopefully popularity, which changes week to week independently of the week before. So these suggestions that people make every time something crazy happens to me are crazy.

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Adele had 3 songs in the top 10 earlier this year.

Billboard Hot 100

01 01 17 Maroon 5, One More Night
02 02 06 Psy, Gangnam Style
03 NE 01 Taylor Swift, I Knew You Were Trouble
04 04 34 Fun., Some Nights
05 05 10 Taylor Swift, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
06 07 17 Justin Bieber Featuring Big Sean, As Long As You Love Me
07 10 29 Alex Clare, Too Close
08 14 03 Ke$ha, Die Young
09 09 15 P!nk, Blow Me (One Last Kiss)
10 11 16 Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen, Good Time

11 18 03 Rihanna, Diamonds
12 17 11 Ne-Yo, Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself)
13 08 02 Adele, Skyfall
14 16 16 Chris Brown, Don't Wake Me Up
15 15 43 Ellie Goulding, Lights
16 13 31 Neon Trees, Everybody Talks
17 12 22 Flo Rida, Whistle
18 19 06 Kanye West, Jay-Z, Big Sean, Clique
19 25 16 Phillip Phillips, Home
20 24 15 Carrie Underwood, Blown Away

21 03 02 One Direction, Live While We're Young
22 22 41 Gotye Featuring Kimbra, Somebody That I Used To Know
23 20 34 Carly Rae Jepsen, Call Me Maybe
24 28 14 Train, 50 Ways To Say Goodbye
25 21 21 Katy Perry, Wide Awake
26 27 11 Miguel, Adorn
27 23 28 Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T, 2 Chainz, Mercy
28 33 27 David Guetta Featuring Sia, Titanium
29 29 26 Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa, Payphone
30 32 10 Mumford & Sons, I Will Wait

31 30 28 Demi Lovato, Give Your Heart A Break
32 40 19 The Lumineers, Ho Hey
33 34 02 Bruno Mars, Locked Out Of Heaven
34 43 09 Florida Georgia Line, Cruise
35 26 12 Nicki Minaj, Pound The Alarm
36 31 25 Hunter Hayes, Wanted
37 36 05 Enrique Iglesias Featuring Sammy Adams, Finally Found You
38 38 14 French Montana Featuring Rick Ross, Drake & Lil Wayne, Pop That
39 41 19 Imagine Dragons, It's Time
40 37 23 2 Chainz Featuring Drake, No Lie

41 51 18 Lee Brice, Hard To Love
42 35 41 Jason Mraz, I Won't Give Up
43 45 14 Ed Sheeran, The A Team
44 39 13 Jason Aldean, Take A Little Ride
45 47 08 Luke Bryan, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
46 50 15 Trey Songz Featuring T.I., 2 Reasons
47 46 22 Dustin Lynch, Cowboys And Angels
48 48 06 Alicia Keys Featuring Nicki Minaj, Girl On Fire
49 42 26 Rihanna, Where Have You Been
50 55 10 Future, Turn On The Lights

51 69 03 Flo Rida, I Cry
52 56 10 2 Chainz Featuring Kanye West, Birthday Song
53 58 05 Juicy J Featuring Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz, Bandz A Make Her Dance
54 06 02 Taylor Swift, Red
55 53 14 Frank Ocean, Thinkin Bout You
56 57 10 David Guetta Featuring Chris Brown & Lil Wayne, I Can Only Imagine
57 60 10 Jake Owen, The One That Got Away
58 62 04 Christina Aguilera, Your Body
59 59 07 OneRepublic, Feel Again
60 64 08 Muse, Madness

61 71 09 Kendrick Lamar, Swimming Pools (Drank)
62 54 18 Cher Lloyd, Want U Back
63 63 15 Easton Corbin, Lovin' You Is Fun
64 65 12 Rascal Flatts, Come Wake Me Up
65 68 12 Miranda Lambert, Fastest Girl In Town
66 67 15 Tim McGraw, Truck Yeah
67 61 19 Little Big Town, Pontoon
68 77 04 Kip Moore, Beer Money
69 72 09 Brandy Featuring Chris Brown, Put It Down
70 52 03 Taylor Swift, Begin Again

71 96 03 The Script Featuring will.i.am, Hall Of Fame
72 80 04 Usher, Numb
73 76 08 Eric Church, Creepin'
74 66 03 Mumford & Sons, Babel
75 NE 01 Ellie Goulding, Anything Could Happen
76 82 06 Lil Wayne Featuring Detail, No Worries
77 70 07 Karmin, Hello
78 87 05 Justin Moore, Til My Last Day
79 83 06 Beyoncé, Dance For You
80 90 04 Swedish House Mafia Featuring John Martin, Don't You Worry Child

81 73 02 Brad Paisley, Southern Comfort Zone
82 86 07 Trey Songz, Dive In
83 75 16 Matchbox Twenty, She's So Mean
84 78 02 Gary Allan, Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain)
85 89 04 Greg Bates, Did It For The Girl
86 95 07 Passion Pit, Take A Walk
87 100 02 Randy Houser, How Country Feels
88 RE 02 Rick Ross Featuring Wale & Drake, Diced Pineapples
89 99 02 DJ Drama, 2 Chainz, Meek Mill, Jeremih, My Moment
90 98 07 Imagine Dragons, Radioactive

91 81 03 Mumford & Sons, Whispers In The Dark
92 NE 01 Kenny Chesney, El Cerrito Place
93 85 17 Meek Mill Featuring Drake, Amen
94 92 07 Jerrod Niemann, Shinin' On Me
95 84 03 Mumford & Sons, Holland Road
96 RE 02 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Wanz, Thrift Shop
97 NE 01 Zac Brown Band, Goodbye In Her Eyes
98 74 02 Kid Cudi Featuring King Chip, Just What I Am
99 93 18 Blake Shelton, Over
100 88 03 Mumford & Sons, Ghosts That We Knew

Going recurrent
from 44, One Direction, What Makes You Beautiful, peak 4, wks on 34
from 49, fun. ft. Janelle Monae, We Are Young, peak 1, wks on 42
from 79, Usher ft. Rick Ross, Lemme See, peak 46, wks on 20

Other drop outs:
from 91, Glee Cast, The Scientist, peak 91, wks on 1
from 94, Mumford & Sons, Lover's Eyes, peak 85, wks on 2
from 97, Mumford & Sons, Lover Of The Night, peak 97, wks on 1

Bye We Are Young

[HolidayGuy]

Queen B with another top 80 smash. :)

[wavey.]

Bow @ Future getting Top 50.

[areyoureadytojump]

Is Taylor's 51 correct?

Solo women to make the most appearances in the Hot 100's 54-year history:

73, Aretha Franklin
56, Madonna
56, Dionne Warwick
53, Connie Francis
51, Taylor Swift
48, Brenda Lee
44, Mariah Carey
41, Nicki Minaj
41, Barbra Streisand
40, Mary J. Blige
40, Diana Ross
39, Whitney Houston
39, Janet Jackson

Through the 10/27 Hot 100

[HolidayGuy]

She'll be in second place before you know it. While her level of entries isn't nearly as high, she's like the female Glee in terms of number of Hot 100 entries- just more successful and talented. :)

[fridayteenage]

Yes, but the week Adele had 3 digital T10s none of them was at the top of the digital chart.

I don't see Taylor as the female Glee since most of Taylor's charting songs A) last multiple weeks on the chart, B) are by a single artist, and C) are in the T40.

Even though Glee has over 200 charters, only 34 or so lasted multiple weeks; Taylor has more than that with her far smaller number of total charters.
Even if the "Cast of Glee" were to count as an artist (which it really shouldn't), if you don't count the songs which had guest stars, said artist would have around 33 solo T40 hits. Taylor has a greater number of solo T40 hits without having performed every one of them on a national stage viewed by millions of people.

In other news, a song by the "cast of Nashville" is #29 in Country Songs this week thanks to downloads.

[cesarams]

Oct 18, 2012 11:49:38 GMT -5 areyoureadytojump said:

Is Taylor's 51 correct?

Solo women to make the most appearances in the Hot 100's 54-year history:

73, Aretha Franklin
56, Madonna
56, Dionne Warwick
53, Connie Francis
51, Taylor Swift
48, Brenda Lee
44, Mariah Carey
41, Nicki Minaj
41, Barbra Streisand
40, Mary J. Blige
40, Diana Ross
39, Whitney Houston
39, Janet Jackson

Through the 10/27 Hot 100

Rihanna has 39 too.

[SPRΞΞ]

Nicki Minaj will be up there, too, in a matter of no time.

[Deleted]

She's already on the list.