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Post by WotUNeed on May 31, 2013 23:16:23 GMT -5
Without further adieu, the all-time leaders of the Streaming Songs chart. In the entire history of this chart no song has been able to stay on for more than 20 weeks. The following songs are the all-time leaders: Gangnam Style, PSY Thrift Shop, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Wanz Radioactive, Imagine Dragons Sail, AWOLNATION F**kin Problems, A$AP Rocky Featuring Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar Call Me Maybe, Carly Rae Jepsen Scream & Shout, will.i.am & Britney Spears Good example of your point, but I don't think anyone misunderstood it in the first place. I think the point people are trying to make is that, no matter how you phrase any given record, unless you add a lot of awkward modifiers, those with no knowledge of the chart will need further clarification. To be more specific, using the example of top digital sellers that seemed to spark this discussion: a) If you specify a list is the top digital sellers of all-time, someone with no knowledge might not know the time frame in which digital sales have been reliably tracked to realize just how limited "all time" is. b) On the flip side, if you specify the top digital sellers since 2005, someone with no knowledge of the subject would wonder why you chose that cutoff point and would still require additional information to realize 2005's relevance to digital sales. Therefore, without giving a sufficiently accurate yet awkward title such as "Best digital seller since the chart's inception in 2005", either label leaves room for misinterpretation amongst the uninformed, and therefore neither is inherently more accurate or less misleading than the other. |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2013 23:39:10 GMT -5
Sounds good to me.
It is just a personal opinion that describing something that is still fairly new in terms of "all time" seems a little awkward.
Anyway, Now that I think about it a better name for the Best Sellers since 2005 thread that I started probably could be 'Best Sellers of the Digital Era'
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Post by Enigma. on Jun 1, 2013 3:07:06 GMT -5
Also, iirc the hits from Justin Bieber's Believe era have followed the same pattern.. 'Boyfriend' sold less than 'As Long As You Love Me' in the end. Nope. “Boyfriend” was at 3,216,000 in January and “As Long As You Love Me” at 2,240,000. Oops, oh dear. Maybe I was thinking about ALAYLM and Beauty and the Beat. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2013 3:20:18 GMT -5
2.195 million - Carrie Underwood - Blown Away (13k - #141) And for those wondering, this actually increased against the Moore, OK tornado.Not surprised at all, actually. The same thing happened during Hurricane Sandy back in October. Granted, that was still in the song's prime, but it's still the same kind of scenario. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2013 6:09:56 GMT -5
It is correct to say "of all time" when talking about digital-track sales- but, people should keep in mind the start of the digital era. Same with highest such-and-such sales- in the SoundScan era, of course. :) , the all-time leaders of the Streaming Songs chart. You're leaving without saying goodbye? :( |
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Post by HolidayGuy on Jun 1, 2013 7:16:53 GMT -5
The records never cease to amaze!
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Post by Duca on Jun 1, 2013 7:56:04 GMT -5
1. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Mirrors: 202.077 (+1.417)
2. PINK – Just Give Me A Reason: 166.045 (-0.398)
3. MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – Can’t Hold Us f/Ray Dalton: 164.387 (+0.887)
4. RIHANNA – Stay f/Mikky Ekko: 149.959 (-1.187)
5. ICONA POP – I Love It f/Charli XCX: 117.062 (+1.961)
6. BRUNO MARS – When I Was Your Man: 113.394 (-1.267)
7. DEMI LOVATO – Heart Attack: 95.892 (-0.011)
8. MAROON 5 – Daylight: 77.250 (-0.948)
9. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE – Cruise f/Nelly: 73.832 (+1.384)
10. SELENA GOMEZ – Come & Get It: 72.912 (+1.920)
11. ARIANA GRANDE – The Way f/Mac Miller: 69.895 (+1.263)
12. LUMINEERS – Ho Hey: 67.268 (+0.254)
13. DAFT PUNK – Get Lucky: 66.974 (+2.025) ▲
14. TIM MCGRAW WITH TAYLOR SWIFT – Highway Don’t Care: 65.378 (+0.341) ▼
15. J. COLE – Power Trip f/Miguel: 64.774 (+1.281) ▲
16. MARIAH CAREY – #Beautiful f/Miguel: 64.195 (+0.643)
17. FALL OUT BOY – My Songs Know What You Did…: 64.177 (+0.982) ▲
18. DARIUS RUCKER – Wagon Wheel: 63.231 (-0.876) ▼
19. EMELI SANDE – Next To Me: 62.417 (+0.559)
20. CHRIS BROWN – Fine China: 61.031 (-0.167) ▲
PITBULL – Feel This Moment f/C. Aguilera: 60.807 (-0.750)
BLAKE SHELTON – Boys ‘Round Here: 60.368 (+0.531)
BRUNO MARS – Treasure: 56.321 (+1.643)
JAKE OWEN – Anywhere With You: 55.340 (+0.548)
IMAGINE DRAGONS – Radioactive: 54.689 (+1.359)
BRAD PAISLEY – Beat This Summer: 54.485 (+1.035)
JASON DERULO – The Other Side: 53.740 (+1.126)
ERIC CHURCH – Like Jesus Does: 52.973 (-0.016)
THE BAND PERRY – Done: 49.752 (+0.855)
LUKE BRYAN – Crash My Party: 49.692 (+0.927)
ROBIN THICKE – Blurred Lines f/Pharrell & T.I: 44.432 (+3.006)
ZEDD – Clarity f/Foxes: 42.433 (+0.745)
PHILLIP PHILLIPS – Gone, Gone, Gone: 40.109 (+0.420)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD – See You Again: 33.696 (+0.427)
CALVIN HARRIS F/ELLIE GOULDING – I Need Your Love: 33.022 (+0.292)
MAROON 5 – Love Somebody: 30.937 (+1.803)
AVRIL LAVIGNE – Here’s To Never Growing Up: 29.360 (+0.524)
CIARA – Body Party: 29.301 (+0.898)
ANNA KENDRICK – Cups (Pitch Perfect’s When…: 28.148 (+0.669)
KELLY CLARKSON – People Like Us: 25.871 (+0.481)
JENNIFER LOPEZ F/PITBULL – Live It Up: 20.373 (+0.037)
MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – Same Love f/Mary Lambert: 17.099 (+1.095)
ALICIA KEYS – Fire We Make f/Maxwell: 16.232
KE$HA – Crazy Kids: 11.581 (+0.132)
WILL.I.AM – Fall Down f/Miley Cyrus: 0.210
SNOOP LION – Ashtrays And Heartbreaks: 0.122
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Post by RadioBeatz on Jun 1, 2013 10:47:02 GMT -5
"We Are Never Ever..." is #113 in the top 200 best selling digital songs of ALL-TIME (and in upcoming months it'll probably enter top 100) so those are not "pretty low" sales at all, I mean, the song was #1 Hot 100 for 3 weeks and #2 on CHR so I'd say it sold well.
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Post by Enigma. on Jun 2, 2013 3:11:53 GMT -5
"We Are Never Ever..." is #113 in the top 200 best selling digital songs of ALL-TIME (and in upcoming months it'll probably enter top 100) so those are not "pretty low" sales at all, I mean, the song was #1 Hot 100 for 3 weeks and #2 on CHR so I'd say it sold well. But it had a lot bigger cultural impact than those figures indicate.... |
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Post by elementd5 on Jun 2, 2013 5:51:19 GMT -5
"We Are Never Ever..." is #113 in the top 200 best selling digital songs of ALL-TIME (and in upcoming months it'll probably enter top 100) so those are not "pretty low" sales at all, I mean, the song was #1 Hot 100 for 3 weeks and #2 on CHR so I'd say it sold well. But it had a lot bigger cultural impact than those figures indicate.... In what way? Not take anything away for Taylor, because it was surely a hit, but I don't see how it had a big cultural impact. Just seemed like an average hit (which is wierd to qualify, I know) to me. It didn't 'spark' any dance craze, catch phrase, video moment or anything like that. |
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Post by Verisimilitude on Jun 2, 2013 6:17:26 GMT -5
Without the "Complete My Album" effect from iTunes, the song would technically already be a 4 million seller.
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Post by crystalphnx on Jun 2, 2013 10:25:55 GMT -5
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Post by Enyasurvivor on Jun 2, 2013 10:57:15 GMT -5
But it had a lot bigger cultural impact than those figures indicate.... In what way? Not take anything away for Taylor, because it was surely a hit, but I don't see how it had a big cultural impact. Just seemed like an average hit (which is wierd to qualify, I know) to me. It didn't 'spark' any dance craze, catch phrase, video moment or anything like that. I don't know about you, but my friends and I ALWAYS say "we are NEVER getting back together... like EVER." And some of them actually hate Taylor Swift. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2013 11:12:31 GMT -5
My friends are always like "Taylor who?" so...
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Post by ListenToItTwice on Jun 2, 2013 11:15:25 GMT -5
In what way? Not take anything away for Taylor, because it was surely a hit, but I don't see how it had a big cultural impact. Just seemed like an average hit (which is wierd to qualify, I know) to me. It didn't 'spark' any dance craze, catch phrase, video moment or anything like that. I don't know about you, but my friends and I ALWAYS say "we are NEVER getting back together... like EVER." And some of them actually hate Taylor Swift. Yeah I'd say "Like, EVER" is a pretty viable catchphrase. |
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Post by Love Plastic Love on Jun 2, 2013 11:53:38 GMT -5
Some of my friends say we are never getting back together like ever too and I don't think some of them even know it comes from Taylor Swift lol. I find myself saying it too even though I didn't really like the song that much.
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Post by Rocky on Jun 2, 2013 12:05:51 GMT -5
I think everyone has a story like that connected to WANEGBT. My friends didn't/don't (idk which one) like the song, but love to come up with Taylor lyrics in unexpected situations. That's a big thing if you know she was non existent in Europe before the Red era. It did a great impact both in US and the whole of Europe that can't be taken away from her. BUT: You can't expect a song like that to sell like IGF. It simply can't connect with such big demography. 3,6M (4M is passable) is great especially when I had doubts about 3M right before the holiday boost, but it just sold relatively well again. IKYWT is probably less annoying to half of the people and it also made an impact here thanks to... THE GOAT VIDEOS!!!  Yes. They're still hilarious and ironically helped her a lot. My friends started watching to the original video and listening to the song. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2013 12:56:35 GMT -5
There is something to be said for a song that moves as many albums as it does singles. I think Red being all but certain to cross 4 million sold in the next 10 or 11 months (or less) more than makes up for its lead single not quite getting there.
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Post by on2thenext1 on Jun 2, 2013 13:08:06 GMT -5
My friends are always like "Taylor who?" so... Same here, but I'm black so I'm sure she doesn't have much impact on that demo. But I think for a song to truly make a cultural impact it needs to kinda cross into all demo's. Like I'm sure there are people who do not listen to Beyonce but they know of Single Ladies and that video. Same scenario with Madonna and Like A Prayer. Those are songs that made a cultural impact. I just don't see it with WANEGBT. |
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Post by Honeymoon on Jun 2, 2013 14:38:22 GMT -5
Taylor Swift is massively successful but I have yet to see her make a truly significant impact on the cultural front. That's not to trivialize what she's accomplished at all but I don't think Taylor Swift quite DEFINES an era of pop culture like Gaga, Britney, Madonna, MJ etc did.
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Post by josh on Jun 2, 2013 14:43:26 GMT -5
1. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Mirrors: 203.822 (+ 1.745)
2. MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – Can’t Hold Us f/Ray Dalton: 165.879 (+ 1.492) ▲
3. PINK – Just Give Me A Reason: 164.568 (- 1.477) ▼
4. RIHANNA – Stay f/Mikky Ekko: 148.294 (- 1.665)
5. ICONA POP – I Love It f/Charli XCX: 118.361 (+ 1.299)
6. BRUNO MARS – When I Was Your Man: 111.838 (- 1.556)
7. DEMI LOVATO – Heart Attack: 95.850 (- 0.042)
8. MAROON 5 – Daylight: 76.810 (- 0.440)
9. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE – Cruise f/Nelly: 75.656 (+ 1.824)
10. SELENA GOMEZ – Come & Get It: 74.414 (+ 1.502)
11. ARIANA GRANDE – The Way f/Mac Miller: 70.676 (+ 0.781)
12. DAFT PUNK – Get Lucky: 70.117 (+ 3.143) ▲
13. LUMINEERS – Ho Hey: 68.408 (+ 1.140) ▼
14. J. COLE – Power Trip f/Miguel: 66.325 (+ 1.551) ▲
15. FALL OUT BOY – My Songs Know What You Did…: 65.720 (+ 1.543) ▲
16. TIM MCGRAW WITH TAYLOR SWIFT – Highway Don’t Care: 65.635 (+ 0.257) ▼
17. MARIAH CAREY – #Beautiful f/Miguel: 65.287 (+ 1.092) ▼
18. EMELI SANDE – Next To Me: 63.048 (+ 0.631) ▲
19. DARIUS RUCKER – Wagon Wheel: 62.405 (- 0.826) ▼
20. BLAKE SHELTON – Boys ‘Round Here: 60.831 (+ 0.463) ▲
CHRIS BROWN – Fine China: 60.632 (- 0.389)
BRUNO MARS – Treasure: 58.874 (+ 2.553)
IMAGINE DRAGONS – Radioactive: 56.616 (+ 1.927)
JAKE OWEN – Anywhere With You: 56.194 (+ 0.854)
BRAD PAISLEY – Beat This Summer: 55.674 (+ 1.189)
JASON DERULO – The Other Side: 54.331 (+ 0.591)
ERIC CHURCH – Like Jesus Does: 52.741 (- 0.232)
LUKE BRYAN – Crash My Party: 51.077 (+ 1.385)
THE BAND PERRY – Done: 50.792 (+ 1.040)
ROBIN THICKE – Blurred Lines f/Pharrell & T.I: 48.531 (+ 4.099)
ZEDD – Clarity f/Foxes: 43.137 (+ 0.704)
PHILLIP PHILLIPS – Gone, Gone, Gone: 40.730 (+ 0.621)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD – See You Again: 34.305 (+ 0.609)
CALVIN HARRIS F/ELLIE GOULDING – I Need Your Love: 33.903 (+ 0.881)
MAROON 5 – Love Somebody: 33.158 (+ 2.221)
CIARA – Body Party: 30.362 (+ 1.061)
AVRIL LAVIGNE – Here’s To Never Growing Up: 30.094 (+ 0.734)
ANNA KENDRICK – Cups (Pitch Perfect’s When…: 28.855 (+ 0.707)
KELLY CLARKSON – People Like Us: 26.259 (+ 0.388)
JENNIFER LOPEZ F/PITBULL – Live It Up: 20.303 (- 0.070)
MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – Same Love f/Mary Lambert: 18.359 (+ 1.260)
KE$HA – Crazy Kids: 11.950 (+ 0.369)
RIHANNA – Right Now f/David Guetta: 6.651
PARAMORE – Still Into You: 4.176
CIARA – I’m Out f/Nicki Minaj: 2.080
JESSIE J – Wild f/Big Sean: 0.071
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2013 15:33:43 GMT -5
#beautiful update rise !
as for taylor's song the only impact it made in my circle of friends is to switch the channel, a song to have a huge impact has to actually be a song that reaches just beyond pop. Example of this is Vogue even those who live in huts, igloos know that song, that's impact this is just another hit.
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Post by Verisimilitude on Jun 2, 2013 16:54:10 GMT -5
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Post by josh on Jun 2, 2013 16:56:14 GMT -5
Single Ladies, Vogue, sure. Has Gaga had any song that reached beyond the sphere of music? She alternates between fun dance videos and overlong wanting-to-be-important videos, but I don't remember any of them sparking a craze. Gaga herself has reached beyond the sphere of music. Plus there's a little song called "Bad Romance." |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2013 17:02:37 GMT -5
Probably not the fairest situation to try to make apples-to-apples comparisons between watershed moments from verified legends and the biggest hits from today's current stars (no matter how large their impact, many simply cannot see the Gagas and Rihannas of now in the same context as Madonna or Mariah, and that is understandable).
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Post by Deleted on Jun 2, 2013 17:36:12 GMT -5
Damn Ho Hey still getting 1 million audience updates  |
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Post by Love Plastic Love on Jun 2, 2013 17:43:56 GMT -5
I would say Gaga is probably one of the best examples of a musical artist reaching beyond the sphere of music in recent history. I feel like even people in huts have seen Bad Romance or talked about her meat dress  |
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Post by Rose "Payola" Nylund on Jun 2, 2013 18:20:09 GMT -5
And if not, I feel like people are aware of who she is even if they don't know the specifics. She's had involvement in many non-music things that have included politics. Plus, her musican attributions covers a wide variety of genres.
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Post by Push The Button on Jun 3, 2013 7:31:37 GMT -5
I mean, "Poker Face" was all over the pop culture landscape - South Park, Christopher Walken, etc.
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Post by Fat Ass Kelly Price on Jun 3, 2013 8:55:28 GMT -5
Even Carly Rae and PSY have had a greater cultural impact.
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