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Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2014 13:08:18 GMT -5
Wow SIO almost made it back to #3 this week! :O
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Post by Dylan :) on Dec 8, 2014 13:24:50 GMT -5
Yay, it's back! <3 Wonder if Chandelier will make this ones top 100. Hoping All About That Bass dies soon..
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Post by jarhys on Dec 9, 2014 11:09:03 GMT -5
AATB has been 18 weeks in top 10 so far and still in the top 2, hopefully it will make some records.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2014 11:21:44 GMT -5
Anything can happen in 2015, but I'll guarantee you this: Blank Space will no doubt make the top 10 in 2015 at the rate it's going.
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Post by Joey on Dec 9, 2014 11:30:14 GMT -5
BIllboard has published the year-end charts. Daniel got the top 5 right, can't remember the rest of the chart lol.
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Post by tucomrang on Dec 9, 2014 11:32:16 GMT -5
Anything can happen in 2015, but I'll guarantee you this: Blank Space will no doubt make the top 10 in 2015 at the rate it's going. Or it would pull a I Knew You Were Trouble, only make the top 20 if Adele, Rihanna or some viral songs taking over next month  |
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Post by tucomrang on Dec 9, 2014 11:34:12 GMT -5
BIllboard has published the year-end charts. Daniel got the top 5 right, can't remember the rest of the chart lol. actually he got the whole top 19 right and top 50 is also pretty close to his prediction  |
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Post by RockaByeBaby on Dec 9, 2014 11:39:16 GMT -5
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Post by Mr. Thonk Eyes on Dec 9, 2014 12:04:25 GMT -5
BIllboard has published the year-end charts. Daniel got the top 5 right, can't remember the rest of the chart lol. and top 50 is also pretty close to his prediction  Nah he got Rude and Talk Dirty wrong |
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Post by Rocky on Dec 9, 2014 12:20:15 GMT -5
Year-End Hot 100 1 HAPPY Pharrell Williams 2 DARK HORSE Katy Perry Featuring Juicy J 3 ALL OF ME John Legend 4 FANCY Iggy Azalea Featuring Charli XCX 5 COUNTING STARS OneRepublic 6 TALK DIRTY Jason Derulo Featuring 2 Chainz 7 RUDE MAGIC! 8 ALL ABOUT THAT BASS Meghan Trainor 9 PROBLEM Ariana Grande Featuring Iggy Azalea 10 STAY WITH ME Sam Smith 11 TIMBER Pitbull Featuring Ke$ha 12 POMPEII Bastille 13 SHAKE IT OFF Taylor Swift 14 AM I WRONG Nico & Vinz 15 TURN DOWN FOR WHAT DJ Snake & Lil Jon 16 THE MONSTER Eminem Featuring Rihanna 17 SAY SOMETHING A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera 18 TEAM Lorde 19 LET HER GO Passenger 20 ROYALS Lorde 21 LET IT GO Idina Menzel 22 WAKE ME UP! Avicii 23 DEMONS Imagine Dragons 24 STORY OF MY LIFE One Direction 25 CHANDELIER Sia 26 BLACK WIDOW Iggy Azalea Featuring Rita Ora 27 BANG BANG Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj 28 LATCH Disclosure Featuring Sam Smith 29 MAPS Maroon 5 30 LOYAL Chris Brown Featuring Lil Wayne & French Montana Or Too $hort Or Tyga 31 BEST DAY OF MY LIFE American Authors 32 HABITS (STAY HIGH) Tove Lo 33 SUMMER Calvin Harris 34 BOOM CLAP Charli XCX 35 DRUNK IN LOVE Beyonce Featuring Jay Z 36 ANACONDA Nicki Minaj 37 BREAK FREE Ariana Grande Featuring Zedd 38 BAILANDO Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente de Zona 39 BURN Ellie Goulding 40 WIGGLE Jason Derulo Featuring Snoop Dogg 41 RATHER BE Clean Bandit Featuring Jess Glynne 42 DON'T TELL 'EM Jeremih Featuring YG 43 SHOW ME Kid Ink Featuring Chris Brown 44 WRECKING BALL Miley Cyrus 45 NOT A BAD THING Justin Timberlake 46 ROAR Katy Perry 47 AIN'T IT FUN Paramore 48 THE MAN Aloe Blacc 49 THIS IS HOW WE ROLL Florida Georgia Line Featuring Luke Bryan 50 CLASSIC MKTO 51 A SKY FULL OF STARS Coldplay 52 DON'T Ed Sheeran 53 NA NA Trey Songz 54 HOT BOY Bobby Shmurda 55 HOLD ON, WE'RE GOING HOME Drake Featuring Majid Jordan 56 SING Ed Sheeran 57 RADIOACTIVE Imagine Dragons 58 MY HITTA YG Featuring Jeezy & Rich Homie Quan 59 COOL KIDS Echosmith 60 HEY BROTHER Avicii 61 TRUMPETS Jason Derulo 62 ANIMALS Maroon 5 63 BURNIN' IT DOWN Jason Aldean 64 PLAY IT AGAIN Luke Bryan 65 2 ON Tinashe Featuring ScHoolboy Q 66 DIRT Florida Georgia Line 67 LOVE RUNS OUT OneRepublic 68 BOTTOMS UP Brantley Gilbert 69 SHOWER Becky G 70 ME AND MY BROKEN HEART Rixton 71 ANIMALS Martin Garrix 72 LIFESTYLE Rich Gang Featuring Young Thug & Rich Homie Quan 73 AMERICAN KIDS Kenny Chesney 74 BRAVE Sara Bareilles 75 SWEATER WEATHER The Neighbourhood 76 LEAVE THE NIGHT ON Sam Hunt 77 NEW FLAME Chris Brown Featuring Usher & Rick Ross 78 LOVE NEVER FELT SO GOOD Michael Jackson & Justin Timberlake 79 DRUNK ON A PLANE Dierks Bentley 80 BIRTHDAY Katy Perry 81 BARTENDER Lady Antebellum 82 LA LA LA Naughty Boy Featuring Sam Smith 83 BLURRED LINES Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell 84 DO WHAT U WANT Lady Gaga Featuring R. Kelly 85 CAN'T REMEMBER TO FORGET YOU Shakira Featuring Rihanna 86 AMNESIA 5 Seconds Of Summer 87 NO MEDIOCRE T.I. Featuring Iggy Azalea 88 COME WITH ME NOW KONGOS 89 BELIEVE ME Lil Wayne Featuring Drake 90 23 Mike WiLL Made-It Featuring Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa & Juicy J 91 BEACHIN' Jake Owen 92 WHITE WALLS Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring ScHoolboy Q & Hollis 93 SHE LOOKS SO PERFECT 5 Seconds Of Summer 94 STAY THE NIGHT Zedd Featuring Hayley Williams 95 PARTITION Beyonce 96 STUDIO ScHoolboy Q Featuring BJ The Chicago Kid 97 0 TO 100 / THE CATCH UP Drake 98 I DON'T DANCE Lee Brice 99 SOMETHIN' BAD Miranda Lambert Duet With Carrie Underwood 100 ADORE YOU Miley Cyrus |
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Post by tucomrang on Dec 9, 2014 12:21:22 GMT -5
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Post by jarhys on Dec 9, 2014 13:57:48 GMT -5
Year-End Hot 100Actual # - Title - Artist - (Daniel's Prediction) 1 HAPPY Pharrell Williams ✔ 2 DARK HORSE Katy Perry Featuring Juicy J ✔ 3 ALL OF ME John Legend ✔ 4 FANCY Iggy Azalea Featuring Charli XCX ✔ 5 COUNTING STARS OneRepublic ✔ 6 TALK DIRTY Jason Derulo Featuring 2 Chainz (7)
7 RUDE MAGIC! (6) 8 ALL ABOUT THAT BASS Meghan Trainor ✔ 9 PROBLEM Ariana Grande Featuring Iggy Azalea ✔ 10 STAY WITH ME Sam Smith ✔ 11 TIMBER Pitbull Featuring Ke$ha ✔ 12 POMPEII Bastille ✔ 13 SHAKE IT OFF Taylor Swift ✔ 14 AM I WRONG Nico & Vinz ✔ 15 TURN DOWN FOR WHAT DJ Snake & Lil Jon ✔ 16 THE MONSTER Eminem Featuring Rihanna ✔ 17 SAY SOMETHING A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera ✔ 18 TEAM Lorde ✔ 19 LET HER GO Passenger ✔ 20 ROYALS Lorde (21)
21 LET IT GO Idina Menzel (20) 22 WAKE ME UP! Avicii ✔ 23 DEMONS Imagine Dragons ✔ 24 STORY OF MY LIFE One Direction ✔ 25 CHANDELIER Sia ✔ 26 BLACK WIDOW Iggy Azalea Featuring Rita Ora ✔ 27 BANG BANG Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj ✔ 28 LATCH Disclosure Featuring Sam Smith ✔ 29 MAPS Maroon 5 ✔ 30 LOYAL Chris Brown Featuring Lil Wayne & French Montana Or Too $hort Or Tyga ✔ 31 BEST DAY OF MY LIFE American Authors ✔ 32 HABITS (STAY HIGH) Tove Lo ✔ 33 SUMMER Calvin Harris ✔ 34 BOOM CLAP Charli XCX ✔ 35 DRUNK IN LOVE Beyonce Featuring Jay Z ✔ 36 ANACONDA Nicki Minaj ✔ 37 BREAK FREE Ariana Grande Featuring Zedd ✔ 38 BAILANDO Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente de Zona ✔ 39 BURN Ellie Goulding ✔ 40 WIGGLE Jason Derulo Featuring Snoop Dogg (41)
41 RATHER BE Clean Bandit Featuring Jess Glynne (40) 42 DON'T TELL 'EM Jeremih Featuring YG (44) 43 SHOW ME Kid Ink Featuring Chris Brown ✔ 44 WRECKING BALL Miley Cyrus (42) 45 NOT A BAD THING Justin Timberlake (46)
46 ROAR Katy Perry (45) 47 AIN'T IT FUN Paramore ✔ 48 THE MAN Aloe Blacc ✔ 49 THIS IS HOW WE ROLL Florida Georgia Line Featuring Luke Bryan ✔ 50 CLASSIC MKTO ✔ 51 A SKY FULL OF STARS Coldplay ✔ 52 DON'T Ed Sheeran (54) 53 NA NA Trey Songz (55) 54 HOT BOY Bobby Shmurda (56) 55 HOLD ON, WE'RE GOING HOME Drake Featuring Majid Jordan (53) 56 SING Ed Sheeran (58) 57 RADIOACTIVE Imagine Dragons (52) 58 MY HITTA YG Featuring Jeezy & Rich Homie Quan (57) 59 COOL KIDS Echosmith (60) 60 HEY BROTHER Avicii (59) 61 TRUMPETS Jason Derulo (64) 62 ANIMALS Maroon 5 (63) 63 BURNIN' IT DOWN Jason Aldean (66) 64 PLAY IT AGAIN Luke Bryan (67)
65 2 ON Tinashe Featuring ScHoolboy Q (62) 66 DIRT Florida Georgia Line (69)
67 LOVE RUNS OUT OneRepublic (68)
68 BOTTOMS UP Brantley Gilbert (65)
69 SHOWER Becky G (70)
70 ME AND MY BROKEN HEART Rixton (71)
71 ANIMALS Martin Garrix (61)
72 LIFESTYLE Rich Gang Featuring Young Thug & Rich Homie Quan (73)
73 AMERICAN KIDS Kenny Chesney (74)
74 BRAVE Sara Bareilles (72)
75 SWEATER WEATHER The Neighbourhood (76)
76 LEAVE THE NIGHT ON Sam Hunt (78)
77 NEW FLAME Chris Brown Featuring Usher & Rick Ross (79)
78 LOVE NEVER FELT SO GOOD Michael Jackson & Justin Timberlake (91)
79 DRUNK ON A PLANE Dierks Bentley (80)
80 BIRTHDAY Katy Perry (85)
81 BARTENDER Lady Antebellum (77)
82 LA LA LA Naughty Boy Featuring Sam Smith (83)
83 BLURRED LINES Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell (75)
84 DO WHAT U WANT Lady Gaga Featuring R. Kelly (82)
85 CAN'T REMEMBER TO FORGET YOU Shakira Featuring Rihanna (87) 86 AMNESIA 5 Seconds Of Summer (88) 87 NO MEDIOCRE T.I. Featuring Iggy Azalea (86) 88 COME WITH ME NOW KONGOS (94) 89 BELIEVE ME Lil Wayne Featuring Drake (90) 90 23 Mike WiLL Made-It Featuring Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa & Juicy J (81) 91 BEACHIN' Jake Owen (95) 92 WHITE WALLS Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring ScHoolboy Q & Hollis (93) 93 SHE LOOKS SO PERFECT 5 Seconds Of Summer (100) 94 STAY THE NIGHT Zedd Featuring Hayley Williams (92) 95 PARTITION Beyonce (89) 96 STUDIO ScHoolboy Q Featuring BJ The Chicago Kid (98) 97 0 TO 100 / THE CATCH UP Drake (104) 98 I DON'T DANCE Lee Brice (101) 99 SOMETHIN' BAD Miranda Lambert Duet With Carrie Underwood (102) 100 ADORE YOU Miley Cyrus (105)
X DRINK A BEER Luke Bryan (84)X GIVE ME BACK MY HOMETOWN Eric Church (96) X NEON LIGHTS Demi Lovato (97) X UNCONDITIONALLY Katy Perry (99) Not bad at all for top 50 (40/50), but completely miss the rest (but close enough). |
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Post by Dylan :) on Dec 9, 2014 14:50:33 GMT -5
Woah, so close, Daniel! YouTube Rewind out today too. I've a feeling Earworm was given this list earlier than us |
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Post by Daniel Collins on Dec 9, 2014 19:14:47 GMT -5
OMG!
For comparison:
2013:
I got 1,2,5,17,18,33,37 and 81 on EXACT positions. 8/100 !
Top 5; 5/5
Top 10; 8/10
Top 20; 20/20
Top 40; 37/40
Top 50; 47/50
Top 100; 96/100
2014:
EXACT positions: 41/100 (+33) :'(
Regarless of actual position
Top 5; 5/5
Top 10; 10/10
Top 20; 19/20
Top 40; 39/40
TOp 50; 50/50
Top 100; 96/100
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Post by Mr. Thonk Eyes on Dec 9, 2014 19:15:18 GMT -5
Daniel Collins VERY impressive prediction!!! I got so excited to see that you got most of the top 50 right although I was hoping you would somehow be wrong about Counting Stars only being #5
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Post by Daniel Collins on Dec 9, 2014 19:34:15 GMT -5
*UNOFFICIAL* Top 100 Artists (base on Hot 100) 1 Katy Perry - 1,832,765 ✔ 2 Pharrell Williams - 1,535,503 ✔ 3 Iggy Azalea - 1,520,154 ✔ 4 John Legend - 1,323,770 ✔ 5 OneRepublic - 1,234,320 ✔ 6 Jason Derulo - 1,225,233 ✔ 7 Lorde- 1,218,840 ✔ 8 Sam Smith - 1,157,673 ✔ 9 Ariana Grande - 1,097,850 ✔ 10 Imagine Dragons - 947,190 ✔ 11 Meghan Trainor -898,580 ✔ 12 Taylor Swift - 891,960 ✔ 13 Magic!- 853,480 ✔ 14 Nicki Minaj - 852,807 ✔ 15 Avicii - 823,140 (16)
16 Pitbull - 822,025 (15)17 Drake - 810,101 (19)
18 One Direction - 772,910 (17)
19 Luke Bryan - 756,977 (23)
20 Eminem - 751,553 (24)
21 Charli XCX - 748,037 (18)
22 Bastille - 742,480 (20)
23 Nico & Vinz - 738,390 (22)
24 Chris Brown - 737,160 (25)
25 Maroon 5 - 736,410 (21)26 Florida Georgia Line - 670,243 ✔ 27 Beyonce - 630,144 (29) 28 Ed Sheeran - 619,560 (27) 29 Miley Cyrus - 602,162 (30) 30 Idina Menzel - 594,115 (28) 31 Passenger - 571,440 ✔ 32 Justin Timberlake - 570,798 (33) 33 Calvin Harris - 570,463 (32) 34 Sia - 517,701 ✔ 35 Demi Lovato - 468,710 (42)
36 Jason Aldean - 468,370 (38)
37 Tove Lo - 455,035 (35)
38 American Authors - 449,680 (36)
39 Juicy J - 448,536 (37)
40 Coldplay - 448,520 (39)
41 Ellie Goulding - 432,330 (40)
42 5 Seconds Of Summer - 420,370 (41)43 YG - 406,855 ✔ 44 Trey Songz - 401,015 ✔ 45 Kid Ink - 375,140 ✔ 46 Blake Shelton - 368,100 (49)
47 Lil Jon - 349,715 (46)
48 Paramore - 349,400 (47)
49 DJ Snake - 340,825 (48)
50 Brantley Gilbert - 340,627 (51)
51 Lady Antebellum - 337,850 (55)
52 Dierks Bentley - 336,650 (54)
53 2 Chainz - 335,010 (50)
54 Disclosure - 329,056 (53)
55 Aloe Blacc - 328,640 (52)56 Schoolboy Q - 319,355 ✔ 57 MKTO - 307,670 ✔ 58 Enrique Iglesias - 303,737 (60)
59 Bobby Shmurda - 299,180 (61)
60 Christina Aguilera - 295,215 (58) :) It's a tie!
60 A Great Big World - 295,215 (58)62 Keith Urban - 287,760 (73)63 Rihanna - 282,278 ✔ 64 Clean Bandit - 278,880 (62)
65 Cole Swindell - 277,930 (68)
66 Lady Gaga - 274,088 (67)
67 Jeremih - 273,671 (64)
68 Jay-Z - 270,875 (69)
69 Shakira - 264,188 (65)
70 Echosmith - 262,750 (66)
71 Martin Garrix - 262,420 (77)
72 Zedd - 255,305 (71)
73 Miranda Lambert - 253,735 (72)
74 Sara Bareilles - 253,020 (82)
75 Eric Church - 249,580 (83)
76 Frankie Ballard - 249,270 (81)
77 Becky G - 246,180 (74)
78 TI - 244,648 (79)
79 Rixton - 241,220 (76)
80 Rae Sremmurd - 240,210 (78)
81 Ke$ha - 239,409 (75)
82 Kenny Chesney - 231,610 (80)
83 Wiz Khalifa - 218,847 (84)
84 TY Dolla $ign - 213,597 (86)85 The Neighbourhood - 212,490 ✔ 86 Joe Nichols - 205,300 (90)87 Sam Hunt - 202,030 ✔ 88 Lee Brice - 200,900 ✔ 89 Young Thug - 197,596 (70)
90 Jake Owen - 197,530 (89)91 Tinashe - 186,867 (94) 92 Kristen Bell - 186,025 93 Kongos - 185,450 ✔ 94 Thomas Rhett - 181,977 (100) 95 AWOLNATION - 176,340 96 Rita Ora - 176,180 (95) 97 Lil Wayne - 171,469 (98) 98 Vance Joy - 170,100 (99) 99 Jhene Aiko - 168,453 100 Jessie J - 167,817 (97) X John Newman - 91 X Rich Homie Quan -92 X Tim McGraw - 96 27/100 here. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2014 19:59:46 GMT -5
I'm pleasantly surprised about him being wrong about Royals/Let It Go (sorry I was never really a fan of LIG I found it to be overrated so I am glad that Royals is top 20 instead) |
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Post by mamooshka on Dec 9, 2014 20:07:13 GMT -5
Nicely predicted, Daniel. So there is a science behind all this, after all.
With 4 titles, Iggy is credited with the most entries of all artists. But Katy, Jason, Ariana, Sam and Chris gave her a run for the money with 3 titles each.
After the US, there are:
UK artists in 16 entries
AU acts in 7 titles (Iggy, Sia, 5SOS)
CA acts in 4 titles (Magic, Drake)
SE acts in 3 titles (Avicii, Tove)
NZ (Lorde), BB (Rihanna) and DE/RU (Zedd) in 2 titles each, and finally,
CO (Shakira), FR (DJ Snake), NL (Martin), NO (Nico), ZA (Kongos) and ES (Enrique) acts in 1 entry each.
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Post by 85la on Dec 10, 2014 11:10:25 GMT -5
Yes, Daniel's predictions were shockingly close! I had my doubts, but I guess I will take them more seriously from now on.
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Post by Dylan :) on Dec 10, 2014 15:03:11 GMT -5
Weird how #3 is #1 on radio, #2 is #1 on streaming and #1 is #1 on sales
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Post by Deleted on Dec 10, 2014 15:16:52 GMT -5
Wow, you actually nailed almost the entire list, I'm impressed. I'm actually very surprised that "Studio" made the list considering it only peaked at #38, and that now makes it the lowest peaking song to ever had made the year end list. And do you guys find it strange that "0 To 100" made the list despite only peaking at #35 and only charting 17 weeks during the chart run? You only got 4 songs wrong, but that's okay. Very impressive prediction overall.
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Post by badrobot on Dec 11, 2014 8:24:08 GMT -5
Amazing, Daniel. I counted only 21 songs that were off by more than 2 places, all towards the bottom of the list. The near perfect score on the top 40 is remarkable.
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Post by jarhys on Dec 11, 2014 11:10:58 GMT -5
Will there be more songs in both 2013&2014 year-end than 2012&2013? 2012&2013: (11 songs) #68/#12 Ho Hey - The Lumineers #94/#27 Diamonds - Rihanna #18/#38 One More Night - Maroon 5 #49/#46 Home - Phillip Phillips #91/#47 It's Time - Imagine Dragons #47/#55 Gangnam Style - PSY #85/#57 Die Young - Ke$ha #14/#58 Some Nights - fun. #97/#84 Adorn - Miguel #74/#86 Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself) - Ne-Yo #52/#92 Wanted - Hunter Hayes 2013&2014: (11 songs) #63/#05 Counting Stars - OneRepublic #97/#19 Let Her Go - Passenger #15/#20 Royals - Lorde #19/#22 Wake Me Up! - Avicii #62/#23 Demons - Imagine Dragons #18/#44 Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus #10/#46 Roar - Katy Perry #34/#55 Hold On We're Going Home - Drake ft. Majid Jordan #03/#57 Radioactive - Imagine Dragons #96/#74 Brave - Sara Bareilles #02/#83 Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke ft. TI, Pharrell It's actually the same number of songs that appears on two year end charts. |
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Post by Adel is not icant on Dec 13, 2014 6:32:29 GMT -5
Unexpected singles on the list:
I Don't Dance
0 To 100 / The Catch Up
Studio (I completely shocked when I see this on the list. It only peaked #38!!)
Partition
Believe Me
Come With Me Now
No Mediocre
Blurred Lines
Birthday
Love Never Felt So Good
New Flame
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Post by Joey on Dec 13, 2014 7:41:40 GMT -5
Will there be more songs in both 2013&2014 year-end than 2012&2013? 2012&2013: (11 songs) #68/#12 Ho Hey - The Lumineers #94/#27 Diamonds - Rihanna #18/#38 One More Night - Maroon 5 #49/#46 Home - Phillip Phillips #91/#47 It's Time - Imagine Dragons #47/#55 Gangnam Style - PSY #85/#57 Die Young - Ke$ha #14/#58 Some Nights - fun. #97/#84 Adorn - Miguel #74/#86 Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself) - Ne-Yo #52/#92 Wanted - Hunter Hayes 2013&2014: (11 songs) #63/#05 Counting Stars - OneRepublic #97/#19 Let Her Go - Passenger #15/#20 Royals - Lorde #19/#22 Wake Me Up! - Avicii #62/#23 Demons - Imagine Dragons #18/#44 Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus #10/#46 Roar - Katy Perry #34/#55 Hold On We're Going Home - Drake ft. Majid Jordan #03/#57 Radioactive - Imagine Dragons #96/#74 Brave - Sara Bareilles #02/#83 Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke ft. TI, Pharrell It's actually the same number of songs that appears on two year end charts. Were there any songs that charted on 3 (or more, if any) years of year-end Hot 100? |
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Post by 85la on Dec 13, 2014 10:38:43 GMT -5
2013&2014: (11 songs) #63/#05 Counting Stars - OneRepublic #97/#19 Let Her Go - Passenger #15/#20 Royals - Lorde #19/#22 Wake Me Up! - Avicii #62/#23 Demons - Imagine Dragons #18/#44 Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus #10/#46 Roar - Katy Perry #34/#55 Hold On We're Going Home - Drake ft. Majid Jordan #03/#57 Radioactive - Imagine Dragons #96/#74 Brave - Sara Bareilles #02/#83 Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke ft. TI, Pharrell It's actually the same number of songs that appears on two year end charts. Were there any songs that charted on 3 (or more, if any) years of year-end Hot 100? I'm almost sure there hasn't been. Such a song would have to spend like 80 weeks on the chart, and so far only Radioactive has done that. |
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Post by 85la on Dec 13, 2014 11:01:51 GMT -5
Clearly the issue here is Billboard's decision to have the cutoff date be the end of November instead of the seemingly more sensible end of December. It's worked for the UK and Australia so far! Don't mind me, just being snarky. Impatience for the official list does that. Trying to assign a song to a specific year can be a highly subjective, even futile process, and there is often no clear answer. This has probably been something Billboard has battled with for decades, but they also have an early cutoff date because they need time to compile the charts, format and edit the magazine, write the articles, take pics, etc. This is largely driven by commercial purposes no doubt, as they must want to sell a lot of copies during the holiday period. This is not unique to Billboard. Most other publications have cutoff dates in November or earlier in order for their year-end issues to be released by mid-December. |
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Post by Dylan :) on Dec 13, 2014 13:40:36 GMT -5
Clearly the issue here is Billboard's decision to have the cutoff date be the end of November instead of the seemingly more sensible end of December. It's worked for the UK and Australia so far! Don't mind me, just being snarky. Impatience for the official list does that. . This has probably been something Billboard has battled with for decades, but they also have an early cutoff date because they need time to compile the charts, format and edit the magazine, write the articles, take pics, etc. This is largely driven by commercial purposes no doubt, as they must want to sell a lot of copies during the holiday period. This is not unique to Billboard. Most other publications have cutoff dates in November or earlier in order for their year-end issues to be released by mid-December. Some can be. For example, Problem will always be a song of 2014, or Heart Attack will always be song of 2013, but I get what you mean. A good example of this is The Monster or Timber. Maybe even Counting Stars |
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Post by brady47 on Dec 13, 2014 19:28:29 GMT -5
Trying to assign a song to a specific year can be a highly subjective, even futile process, and there is often no clear answer. This has probably been something Billboard has battled with for decades, but they also have an early cutoff date because they need time to compile the charts, format and edit the magazine, write the articles, take pics, etc. This is largely driven by commercial purposes no doubt, as they must want to sell a lot of copies during the holiday period. This is not unique to Billboard. Most other publications have cutoff dates in November or earlier in order for their year-end issues to be released by mid-December. Some can be. For example, Problem will always be a song of 2014, or Heart Attack will always be song of 2013, but I get what you mean. A good example of this is The Monster or Timber. Maybe even Counting Stars Yeah a list of biggest hits released in 2013 would be nice instead of a "calendar year end" chart. Who knows how high Roar would be if it wasn't split in two year end countdowns. |
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Post by rimetm on Dec 14, 2014 8:29:38 GMT -5
The problem then is with songs that either last a long time (i.e. Radioactive, Dark Horse, the increasing number of songs lasting past a year) or get popular way after their release date (i.e. Come With Me Now, Latch, Sail, Let Her Go), which means the chart would have to be publicized 2 or 3 years after it's relevant in order to be accurate.
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