Billboard Hot 100 11/30/2013

[SPRΞΞ]

Nov 21, 2013 1:25:31 GMT -5 seaguy27 said:

Someone needs to create a viral video for Into The Groove by Madonna. That is a classic that the average person would
think was a top 10 song but it was not because it was a b side i think. It deserves to get a official top 10 peak.

or any peak. Did it officially chart ever?

[Glove Slap]

Into The Groove has never charted on the Hot 100, just like how some people have never charted on the Sanity 100.

[SPRΞΞ]

ITG is one of those weird ones, which brings out the Holiday Guy postings. Like if I say, where did this chart on CHR, he'll be the one to repost. Just wait.

[seaguy27]

Nov 21, 2013 2:59:18 GMT -5 SPRΞΞ said:

ITG is one of those weird ones, which brings out the Holiday Guy postings. Like if I say, where did this chart on CHR, he'll be the one to repost. Just wait.

Not to show my age but the song was a hit song on radio, it was played all the time! The song was on the reissue of the Like A Virgin album and released outside of the US as the 4rth single from the album even though it was also to the Desperately Seeking Susan movie.

In the US it was the B-side to Angel, and because of the rules at the time it could not chart.

[seaguy27]

Can someone explain something now that we are discussing the Hot 100 and it's rules.

Since billboard allows promotional songs that are not official songs to chart , does this mean that it officially counts as part of how many
top 10 or whatever songs an artist has?

If that is the case it really puts artist of previous time periods at a disadvantage in the record books because everyone releases promos
these days and it can really increase and inflate an artist tallies.

[Deleted]

OMG at sail in it's 63rd week on the chart!

[SPRΞΞ]

Nov 21, 2013 4:08:58 GMT -5 @smirjal said:

OMG at sail in it
's 63rd week on the chart!

Boo

I hope this starts flopping. It's not even close to as good a song as I'm Yours. Like no contest.

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This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 1 20 #1 8 wks Royals, Lorde 1
2 2 3 3 AG The Monster, Eminem Featuring Rihanna 2
3 3 2 13 Wrecking Ball, Miley Cyrus 1
4 5 5 21 Wake Me Up!, Avicii 4
5 4 4 15 Roar, Katy Perry 1
6 7 9 22 Counting Stars, OneRepublic 6
7 9 8 30 Demons, Imagine Dragons 7
8 6 7 15 Hold On, We're Going Home, Drake Featuring Majid Jordan 4
9 10 10 14 Applause, Lady Gaga 4
10 15 20 6 Timber, Pitbull Featuring Ke$ha 10
11 12 12 16 Let Her Go, Passenger 11
12 17 13 9 23, Mike WiLL Made-It Featuring Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa & Juicy J 11
13 11 6 3 Story Of My Life, One Direction 6
14 14 11 19 Holy Grail, Jay Z Featuring Justin Timberlake 4
15 18 14 31 Blurred Lines, Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell 1
16 21 25 4 Unconditionally, Katy Perry 16
17 29 33 23 Sweater Weather, The Neighbourhood 17
18 48 58 4 Do What U Want, Lady Gaga Featuring R. Kelly 13
19 24 22 7 My Hitta, YG Featuring Jeezy & Rich Homie Quan 19
20 23 21 64 Radioactive, Imagine Dragons 3
21 20 19 29 Safe And Sound, Capital Cities 8
22 34 51 9 Stay The Night, Zedd Featuring Hayley Williams 22
23 35 26 63 Sail, AWOLNATION 17
24 27 23 17 Love More, Chris Brown Featuring Nicki Minaj 23
25 0 Re-Entry 22 Livin' On A Prayer, Bon Jovi 25
26 22 18 19 Summertime Sadness, Lana Del Rey & Cedric Gervais 6
27 37 35 23 Brave, Sara Bareilles 27
28 33 31 15 Slow Down, Selena Gomez 28
29 25 24 19 Still Into You, Paramore 24
30 36 40 7 Marry Me, Jason Derulo 30
31 39 49 9 White Walls, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring ScHoolboy Q & Hollis 31
32 13 17 5 Rap God, Eminem 7
33 26 55 10 We Were Us, Keith Urban And Miranda Lambert 26
34 38 34 24 We Can't Stop, Miley Cyrus 2
35 30 27 14 That's My Kind Of Night, Luke Bryan 15
36 28 38 16 Mine Would Be You, Blake Shelton 28
37 47 62 5 Stay, Florida Georgia Line 37
38 16 – 2 Say Something, A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera 16
39 80 83 4 SG What Now, Rihanna 39
40 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Hallelujah, Matthew Schuler 40
41 43 37 9 TKO, Justin Timberlake 37
42 44 39 17 Gas Pedal, Sage The Gemini Featuring IamSu 29
43 19 15 12 Berzerk, Eminem 3
44 41 36 40 Mirrors, Justin Timberlake 2
45 52 45 8 All Me, Drake Featuring 2 Chainz & Big Sean 20
46 49 56 7 It Won't Stop, Sevyn Streeter Featuring Chris Brown 46
47 50 43 9 Dark Horse, Katy Perry Featuring Juicy J 17
48 57 57 11 Burn, Ellie Goulding 48
49 40 28 12 Gorilla, Bruno Mars 22
50 0 New 1 All Bad, Justin Bieber 50
51 32 76 20 Red, Taylor Swift 6
52 58 60 12 Sunny And 75, Joe Nichols 52
53 66 72 14 Pompeii, Bastille 53
54 42 52 17 Southern Girl, Tim McGraw 42
55 61 64 11 Drunk Last Night, Eli Young Band 55
56 59 54 11 I Luv This Sh*t, August Alsina Featuing Trinidad James 48
57 65 63 9 Carolina, Parmalee 57
58 55 47 20 Everything Has Changed, Taylor Swift Featuring Ed Sheeran 32
59 31 16 6 Survival, Eminem 16
60 60 69 11 Wasting All These Tears, Cassadee Pope 37
61 70 71 7 Whatever She's Got, David Nail 61
62 68 67 18 Red Nose, Sage The Gemini 52
63 63 61 17 Beware, Big Sean Featuring Lil Wayne & Jhene Aiko 38
64 56 53 18 Aw Naw, Chris Young 45
65 71 66 19 Tom Ford, Jay Z 39
66 97 97 6 All Of Me, John Legend 66
67 69 65 10 Honest, Future 55
68 0 Re-Entry 2 Show Me, Kid Ink Featuring Chris Brown 68
69 67 81 5 Don't Let Me Be Lonely, The Band Perry 67
70 54 29 11 The Fox, Ylvis 6
71 8 – 2 Dope, Lady Gaga 8
72 62 68 20 Night Train, Jason Aldean 26
73 74 77 13 Replay, Zendaya 61
74 77 80 5 Sweet Annie, Zac Brown Band 74
75 73 70 18 Type Of Way, Rich Homie Quan 50
76 75 74 12 Bounce It, Juicy J Featuring Wale & Trey Songz 74
77 51 95 4 The Outsiders, Eric Church 51
78 84 90 5 Chillin' It, Cole Swindell 78
79 64 59 9 Work B**ch!, Britney Spears 12
80 78 78 23 HeadBand, B.o.B Featuring 2 Chainz 64
81 85 86 5 Radio, Darius Rucker 81
82 83 85 5 Friday Night, Eric Paslay 82
83 81 75 9 Animals, Martin Garrix 75
84 79 – 2 Drink A Beer, Luke Bryan 79
85 88 91 8 Team, Lorde 69
86 86 87 7 Tennis Court, Lorde 71
87 87 – 2 Compass, Lady Antebellum 87
88 82 82 4 Rough Water, Travie McCoy Featuring Jason Mraz 82
89 0 Re-Entry 4 The Language, Drake 51
90 93 100 4 Right There, Ariana Grande Featuring Big Sean 84
91 90 89 6 Days Of Gold, Jake Owen 83
92 95 92 4 Collard Greens, ScHoolboy Q Featuring Kendrick Lamar 92
93 0 New 1 Best Day Of My Life, American Authors 93
94 91 – 2 Everybody's Got Somebody But Me, Hunter Hayes Featuring Jason Mraz 91
95 96 98 12 Darte Un Beso, Prince Royce 78
96 0 Re-Entry 7 Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2, Drake Featuring Jay Z 65
97 92 88 17 Best Song Ever, One Direction 2
98 0 Re-Entry 7 Propuesta Indecente, Romeo Santos 79
99 0 New 1 Up All Night, Jon Pardi 99
100 0 Re-Entry 2 Waiting For Superman, Daughtry 70

[jenglisbe]

Why is "LOAP" listed with a peak of #25?

[josh]

Nov 21, 2013 8:41:03 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

Why is "LOAP" listed with a peak of #25?

Billboard error.

[HolidayGuy]

Of course, SPRΞΞ. :)

"Groove" was only the B-side of the 12-inch "Angel" single- though Billboard charted it on the Black Single chart and not the Hot 100, it did chart on Variety's Singles Sales chart, which reported sales from the top 25 markets (No. 1 for six weeks, while the "Angel" 7-inch peaked at No. 7 there), and at No. 6 on Radio & Records. Not to mention that it's usually her most-played recurrent, and is her most-played song, period, on terrestrial monitored BDS stations since the early 1990s (that's even including new releases during that time). How's that? ;)

These Billboard rules for streaming are a bit much.

[velaxti]

Some of you just wouldn't cope with the UK charts. We have old songs re-entering the chart every week. Seriously. Sometimes even in the top 10. You just get used to it after a while.

[damazz09]

Why is B.o.B. Headband still charting with 23 weeks? It fell two spots to #80

[Rocky]

Nov 21, 2013 10:51:20 GMT -5 damazz09 said:

Why is B.o.B. Headband still charting with 23 weeks? It fell two spots to #80

Its bullet is a good reason for that.

[Au$tin]

Nov 21, 2013 9:09:39 GMT -5 velaxti said:

Some of you just wouldn't cope with the UK charts. We have old songs re-entering the chart every week. Seriously. Sometimes even in the top 10. You just get used to it after a while.

That's to be expected, though. They re-enter due to high sales for some reason such as being sang on The X Factor or being used in a commercial or something like that. "Livin' on a Prayer" re-entered because it just so happened to be in the background of some random "viral" video. The song is #584 on iTunes. Obviously people didn't watch the video for the song.

[allow that]

Nov 21, 2013 11:02:10 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Nov 21, 2013 9:09:39 GMT -5 velaxti said:

Some of you just wouldn't cope with the UK charts. We have old songs re-entering the chart every week. Seriously. Sometimes even in the top 10. You just get used to it after a while.

That's to be expected, though. They re-enter due to high sales for some reason such as being sang on The X Factor or being used in a commercial or something like that. "Livin' on a Prayer" re-entered because it just so happened to be in the background of some random "viral" video. The song is #584 on iTunes. Obviously people didn't watch the video for the song.

Yea, I don't think anyone has a problem with old songs re-entering. It's more a case of where the fuck did this even come from? When "I Will Always Love You" went to #3 after Whitney's death it seemed accurate because the whole nation seemed to be exposed to that song during the week. Same with Mariah's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" during the holidays or Michael Jackson's "Thriller" during Halloween. There are countless other examples. If there were some huge viral phenomenon that brought Bon Jovi on the chart, then so be it. However, no one seems to know of where this is coming from. It seems like such a small, regional occurrence. For a song to enter the the upper quarter of the chart this week when NO ONE here (we the people who are more attuned with pop culture than most) was aware it was culturally significant this week is kind of a red flag of a flawed system or an over weighted chart component.

[icefire9]

Nov 21, 2013 11:13:09 GMT -5 allow that said:

Nov 21, 2013 11:02:10 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

That's to be expected, though. They re-enter due to high sales for some reason such as being sang on The X Factor or being used in a commercial or something like that. "Livin' on a Prayer" re-entered because it just so happened to be in the background of some random "viral" video. The song is #584 on iTunes. Obviously people didn't watch the video for the song.

Yea, I don't think anyone has a problem with old songs re-entering. It's more a case of where the f**k did this even come from? When "I Will Always Love You" went to #3 after Whitney's death it seemed accurate because the whole nation seemed to be exposed to that song during the week. Same with Mariah's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" during the holidays or Michael Jackson's "Thriller" during Halloween. There are countless other examples. If there were some huge viral phenomenon that brought Bon Jovi on the chart, then so be it. However, no one seems to know of where this is coming from. It seems like such a small, regional occurrence. For a song to enter the the upper quarter of the chart this week when NO ONE here (we the people who are more attuned with pop culture than most) was aware it was culturally significant this week is kind of a red flag of a flawed system or an over weighted chart component.

Actually, my sister showed this to me last week. I had no idea that it was something that had gone viral, but I was aware of it.

[Agent Yoncé]

Nov 21, 2013 3:56:04 GMT -5 seaguy27 said:

Nov 21, 2013 2:59:18 GMT -5 SPRΞΞ said:

ITG is one of those weird ones, which brings out the Holiday Guy postings. Like if I say, where did this chart on CHR, he'll be the one to repost. Just wait.

Not to show my age but the song was a hit song on radio, it was played all the time!

Was? It still gets played all the time, especially out here! I think this is her most recurrent song she has in her discography.

[Deleted]

How can Bon Jovi chart due to a random viral video when NO ONE was aware of it?



Answer: Not everyone who follows music posts here obviously.

[KeepDeanWeird]

Nov 21, 2013 11:51:27 GMT -5 @2m said:

How can Bon Jovi chart due to a random viral video when NO ONE was aware of it?



Answer: Not everyone who follows music posts here obviously.

I didn't know about the "Chinese Food" song nor the "Gone" video - I read about the video that Gone was featured in, but I didn't bother to watch. Let's be honest, how many people have heard the country songs that chart normally (or the surge after CMAs), the R&B Hip-Hop songs, etc.? This is just another example of fragmentation. You could throw in promo singles, like Dope - really Top 10? One of the great things that technology has provided us is that we have so many component charts to evaluate relative performance (radio, streaming, digital, etc.) broken into dozens of different genres.

[imbondz]

It's an interesting conversation amongst chart watchers. I'd love to know what is said in Billboard meetings to determine what counts and what doesn't.

[imbondz]

not sure if people saw this or if it was posted, but Lorde got the idea for ROYALS from a picture of George Brett wearing his Kansas City Royals jersey. Now that's funny and cool even tho I still don't get the song. Can't even get through the whole song.

[surreallife]

I think the HOT100 would be more accurate if Jeremy Fry was credited with the #25 hit "Livin' On A Prayer", with a little help from Bon Jovi.

[mluv]

The number 26 song was Summertime Sadness that's been out forever. I don't think any damage was done by having LOAP temporarily displacing that.

I'm assuming there was no backing track to all the videos about bat kid this week or that would have charted for sure. I can see some music executive start suggesting music for your potential viral videos like songs that work well with your incredible cat videos.

[HolidayGuy]

Didn't someone speculate that "Livin' on a Prayer" could have re-entered this week? Maybe I imagined it.

Billboard shows 25 as its peak. ha

[Deleted]

It was on Rock Songs a week ago so it was reasonable that it happened

[HolidayGuy]

www.billboard.com/biz/articles/news/5800631/chart-moves-macklemore-ryan-lewis-land-fourth-hot-rbhip-hop-songs-top-10

Chart Moves: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Land Fourth Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs Top 10; Matthew Schuler Hits New 'Voice' High; Johnny Mathis Tallies 50th AC Hit
By Gary Trust, New York | November 22, 2013

Macklemore performs at the 2013 Voodoo Music + Arts Experience in New Orleans, LA
Scott Legato/Getty Images

As previously reported, Lorde's "Royals" crowns the Billboard Hot 100 for a seventh week. Who else roars regally on song charts this week?

-- Macklemore & Ryan Lewis: The pair's stellar year on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs continues as "White Walls," featuring Schoolboy Q and Hollis, jumps 11-8. The move spurs the duo's fourth top 10 on the list following "Thrift Shop," featuring Wanz (No. 1, 14 weeks, the longest reign for a rap song), "Can't Hold Us," featuring Ray Dalton (No. 1, seven weeks), and "Same Love," featuring Mary Lambert (No. 3). "Walls" climbs 39-31 on the Hot 100.

Macklemore & Lewis are only the fifth duo to reach the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs top 10 four or more times since Nielsen data began powering the chart in December 1992. OutKast holds the record with six top 10s in that span, followed by '90s outfit Zhane with five. Macklemore & Lewis tie K-Ci & JoJo and the Ying Yang Twins for the third-most top 10s by a duo in the Nielsen era.

-- Florida Georgia Line: As for another surge by a duo, FGL secures its second leader on Country Digital Songs with "Stay," which sells 51,000 downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan, and flies 6-1. The act spent 25 cumulative weeks atop the tally with "Cruise."

"Stay" reaches a new peak on Hot Country Songs, where it improves 7-4, and enters the Hot 100's top 40 (47-37).

-- Matthew Schuler: As he competes on the fifth season of NBC's "The Voice," Schuler soars onto Hot Rock Songs at No. 10 and the Hot 100 at No. 40 with his version of Leonard Cohen's classic ballad "Hallelujah." The song, which Schuler performed on the show's Nov. 11 episode, bows at No. 4 on Rock Digital Songs with 106,000 downloads sold, marking the best sum for a "Voice" single this season. It passes James Wolpert's cover of Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You," which also opened at Nos. 10 and 4 on the respective rock charts last week with 71,000.

In turn, other well-known versions of "Hallelujah" surge. Jeff Buckley's re-enters Rock Digital Songs at No. 24 with a 367% increase to 11,000 and Rufus Wainwright's interpretation swells by 132% to 3,000. Meanwhile, Cohen's original more than triples to 2,000.

-- Justin Bieber: He begins the second half of his scheduled 10-part "Music Mondays" series, as the sixth release starts with 77,000 and debuts on the Hot 100 at No. 50 and Hot Digital Songs at No. 11. The first five tracks have combined to sell 756,000.

-- Lady Antebellum: Since debuting its first Hot 100 entry 13 years ago this week, StarGate (Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel Storleer Eriksen) has written and produced 23 top 10s, all for such pop/R&B acts as Beyonce, Ne-Yo and Rihanna. "Compass," which bullets for a second week at No. 87 on the Hot 100, marks the pair's first charted composition with a country act.

-- American Authors: The band, featured in last week's Bubbling Under spotlight, makes its first Hot 100 appearance, as "Best Day of My Life" enters at No. 93. The song begins on Hot 100 Airplay at No. 68 (15 million audience impressions, up 15%, according to Nielsen BDS), spurred by its 15-14 lift as the Greatest Gainer on Adult Top 40. It also gains by 12% to 18,000 sold.

-- Calvin Harris: Calvin Harris makes it five No. 1s on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart, as "Thinking About You," featuring Ayah Marar, rises 3-1. Harris, who spent nine weeks at No. 1 earlier this year with "Sweet Nothing," featuring Florence Welch , also increases his total weeks at No. 1 to 42. In the 10-year history of the ranking, only Rihanna, with 47 weeks at the top combined among her 11 No. 1s, has tallied more.

"Thinking" marks the first Billboard No. 1 for vocalist Marar, whose first unaccompanied hit, "Beg Borrow Steal," debuts at on Dance/Electronic Songs at No. 49 and increases 25-20 on Dance Club Songs.

-- Foxes: The singer born Louisa Rose Allen grabs her first lead/solo No. 1, as "Youth" ascends to the top of Dance Club Songs (3-1). She first reached the chart's apex in February as the vocalist on what would become Zedd's mainstream breakthrough hit, "Clarity." Remixes from Danny Howard, Seamus Haji and Breakage, among others, contributed to the coronation of "Youth."

-- Gerardo Ortiz: He launches on Hot Latin Songs at No. 19, marking his highest debut, with new single "Mujer de Piedra." Ortiz's previous best debut was with "En Preparacion," which entered at No. 31 in 2010. The new song claims Greatest Gainer honors on Regional Mexican Airplay, where it opens at No. 17 with 3.9 million audience impressions in its opening week at radio.

-- Johnny Mathis: Beloved crooner Mathis and piano wiz Jim Brickman bow at No. 27 on Adult Contemporary with "Sending You a Little Christmas." The song marks a landmark visit for Mathis, as he tallies his 50th AC hit (and first since 2003 and just his second of the last 25 years).

Mathis first reached the chart in its second year of existence (1962) with the No. 2 hit "Gina." He's just the fifth act to amass at least 50 AC entries. Elton John leads with 69 appearances, followed by Barbra Streisand (64), Neil Diamond (58), Elvis Presley (53) and Barry Manilow, also with 50.

Additional reporting by Wade Jessen, Amaya Mendizabal, Gordon Murray and Rauly Ramirez