Hot 100 Year-End Predictions (2019) - Year 6

[Ted Sweeran]

I'll just accept the fact that Style will never go top 5 on the weekly chart and its peak will be at number 6. But still, I hope Style will make it on top 20 or 25 at the end of the year. I just want to ask if there's a chance that it will stay longer on top 10 and will end up on top 20 or 25 on the year-end chart? I'd be happy if the answer is yes.

[Ted Sweeran]

What do you think would happen if Style was the 2nd single and Blank Space being the 3rd single?

[Future Captain]

Apr 4, 2015 20:02:22 GMT -5 Ted Sweeran said:

What do you think would happen if Style was the 2nd single and Blank Space being the 3rd single?

Depends whether they will still use the same video for Style or not The reason why Style isn't the mega smash that it should have been is because it's video kinda bombed. If they used a more typical or Swifty video (e.g. A video of TS and her friends going through fashion eras, a more summery video, etc), then Style will reach top 3 if not #1.

I think the main reason why Style isn't as big as it should have been is because the video kinda bombed. If they want to keep the dark-ish vibe for the video, a video of Tay breaking down in her Blank Space mansion will do well.

[ss8]

Apr 4, 2015 21:09:31 GMT -5 Future Captain said:

Apr 4, 2015 20:02:22 GMT -5 Ted Sweeran said:

What do you think would happen if Style was the 2nd single and Blank Space being the 3rd single?

Depends whether they will still use the same video for Style or not The reason why Style isn't the mega smash that it should have been is because it's video kinda bombed. If they used a more typical or Swifty video (e.g. A video of TS and her friends going through fashion eras, a more summery video, etc), then Style will reach top 3 if not #1.

I think the main reason why Style isn't as big as it should have been is because the video kinda bombed. If they want to keep the dark-ish vibe for the video, a video of Tay breaking down in her Blank Space mansion will do well.

LOL ! So you're saying shes 'regressing' again back to pure as Ivory snow j/k (well kind of)  ;P lol 

[jjose712]

Style didn't get the promo Blank Space did.
And from an album with such big sales, every single will get more trouble to reach big sales by itself.

Adele quitted releasing singles in Uk after Set fire to the rain didn't reach top 10.
And Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran are getting high with their fifth and fourth singles because they are different versions of the album

That's another reason why UF is doing so great even after so many weeks at number one, people who like the song are buying the single and not the album, and UF even benefit from the fact there's no new Mark Ronson (or Bruno Mars) song stealing its spins in airplay

Taylor can't build her career only thinking in chart facts, if she wants to experiment with her sound and visuals she must do it.
If you go to and watch big artist chart peaks it's not difficult to discover big hits and number ones that went forgotten long time ago and song that underperformed that are considered classics in the singers discography

[tucomrang]

Hopefully Blank Space manages to make it to the top 4 at the end of the year so it might outpeak Love Story, which has been the only song from her ranking in the year-end chart top 10

And yeah Taylor has done Style so wrong that it will problaly be even lower than SIO at the end of this year 

[Adel is not icant]

Is it possible for Slow Motion to be a hit?

[thebztor15]

To Daniel Collins: I think the formula for this year is similar to last year, only streaming lowered by a third. Sales/12 + Airplay/9000 + Streams/900.

[Deleted]

^ if that's the case then UF has an even better chance to get #1 next week instead of SYA but I doubt it because sales are very poor right now so I think they're sticking to sales/10. The airplay/9000 vs. the airplay/9650 is definitely helpful to UF though!

[thebztor15]

I normally just use multipliers to check each song's points for simplicity. last year is: sales(k) + airplay(m)*4/3 + streams(m)*20 .
this year would be sales(k) + airplay(m*4/3 + streams(m)*40/3. Basing from the formulas used by billboard in the past, they're quite straightforward like adding airplay and sales (I mean in thousands and millions) in late 2000s and early 2010s, to doubling sales' value in middle 2000s or using multipliers 4/3 and 5/3 and integers 12, 600, 900, 75, 50 etc. I don't think they use intricate formulas for their computations. You did a great job last year by the way.

[thebztor15]

If I'm not mistaken, I've read in one of their articles that they only lowering the weight of streaming due to songs getting high streams compared before. Sales and airplay would be the same.

[thebztor15]

In general, it's more on the ratio and not the integers to use. if they use /10 for sales then airplay would be /7500 and streams /750. I've tried it and it worked.

[Deleted]

For 4/25, with that formula, UF gets about 120 + 210 + 200 = 530 points
With current prediction for SYA, it would be 400 + 20 + ? = 420 + ? points

This means SYA needs 110 points from streaming which would be more than 8 million streams. If the one I see on YouTube with 665k views in the last 24 hours or so is the only one available for streaming, it is very unlikely that SYA will get enough streams to dethrone UF on the Hot 100 next week because majority of the streams will come from Spotify (and Facebook streams don't count).

[Deleted]

Apr 7, 2015 16:03:36 GMT -5 thebztor15 said:

In general, it's more on the ratio and not the integers to use. if they use /10 for sales then airplay would be /7500 and streams /750. I've tried it and it worked.

Yeah I think this is too heavy for airplay and streaming.

[thebztor15]

I've used that formula for every week this year and it worked. the only minor mistakes are when BB give the percentages a song increased or decreased in which we know they normally have typos or make mistakes. It doesn't really matter what integer they use as long the ratio is satisfied as all songs' points are computed with the same formula, whether it's /10 or /12.

[Deleted]

I hope you're right. Streaming and airplay are what UF relies on to get past the 14th week...

[Daniel Collins]

Thanks thebztor15. I'll revise this when I got time. I always make things complicated not knowing it's just as simple as that.

[Libra]

Apr 8, 2015 8:06:47 GMT -5 Daniel Collins said:

Thanks thebztor15. I'll revise this when I got time. I always make things complicated not knowing it's just as simple as that.

Believe it or not, the math might support the formula you've been using for this year slightly more. Here's why:

Sales, airplay, streaming - 4/11
UF: 165000, 166000000, 16200000
Sugar: 143000, 133000000, 9500000

Plug these figures into the sales/10, airplay/7500, streaming/750 formula and we get:
UF: 16500 + 22133.33 + 21600 = 60233
Sugar: 14300 + 17733.33 + 12666.66 = 44700

44700 / 60233 = 74.211811% - almost three-fourths, as opposed to the two-thirds stated in the article. Granted something like that is a very rough figure, but...I could justify something like a 70% even figure being approximated to two-thirds. 74% and change, on the other hand?


As for your sales/10, airplay/9650, streaming/775 formula...
UF: 16500 + 17202 + 20903 = 54605
Sugar: 14300 + 13782 + 12258 = 40340

40340 / 54605 = 73.876019% - also too much closer to three-fourths for comfort in using this formula, but slightly less so compared to the other.

[thebztor15]

^ I believe the "two-thirds" is another typo from billboard. If you check the percentage decrease and increase of uptown funk and sugar using the formulas I mentioned, they are actually spot on. Even Wiz's SYA points component is spot on using the formula. I also checked last week and the weeks before, they are spot on. Like what I said, I don't think Billboard would use intricate formulas on their computation. in simpler terms, I use multipliers. This year the formula is Sales(k) + Airplay(m)*4/3 + Streams(m)*40/3. Last year the formula is Sales(k) + Airplay(m)*4/3 + Streams*20 (or 40/2). the year before that is Sales(k) + Airplay(m)*4/3 + Streams*25 (or 50/2). Notice the pattern. During 2009-2011, the formula is basically Sales(k)+ Airplay(m). then they adjusted the airplay to 4/3 then when One More Night was at the top, the airplay was roughly 5/3 enough to keep Gangnam Style from no.1.

[Deleted]

^ don't forget that in 2012 on-demand streams counted too though

[Daniel Collins]

The sales part would be the only one that's accurate.Spotify stopped updating their weekly top 200 so I'm just estimating streaming with almost no basis. Anyway, thanks!


P.S. The next table might be late since I am currently revising the formula.

[Ravi]

I hope we can have some clarity on the formula next week from the data that Billboard will release.. As SYA will have a big sales lead and UF a big airplay lead, if Billboard gives out the difference between the total points of the two songs, then the weightage of Airplay with respect to that of sales can be deduced fairly accurately.

[thebztor15]

To Daniel Collins: I hope you haven't revised your calculations yet and hope you didn't follow my formula as when I checked today, it was actually wrong. My bad.
Even though it did fit with some of the weeks, there are also some that didn't. I've checked all the numbers from tracking week 1 to the 20th and I think the formula is basically
sales/10 + airplay/10000 +streams/1000 or simply add the numbers and multiply streams by 10 e.g. 120k sales, 140 million AI, 8 million streams would be 100 + 140 + 80. It was correct with all of the weeks by ranking and most of the weeks are correct with percentage increases or decreases. The only discrepancies are in Christmas and new years week and the week before and after the Grammys.
In week 7, the article stated that Uptown funk's Sales (382k) accounted for 65 percent of its chart points. I think airplay (76m) was increased slightly by a third therefore:
382 + 101.33 + 100 = 583.33
382/583.33 = 0.6548 or 65.48%
With the week after the Grammys, thinking out loud's points decrease was 16% from the article versus 20% using the above formula.
Also in week, it says TOL and Sugar's points are 2/3s of UF but its 75 and 72% in my calculations.
Anyways, next week's numbers might give a good hint.

[Daniel Collins]

yeah. haven't revised it yet but I have made a test chart using your formula for 4/11 and 4/18 Hot 100. Don't worry I'll go through all of the weeks first before actually revising this and even though I revise this ,I won't delete/revise the file that I first used.

[Deleted]

YES YES YES! UPTOWN FUNKS NO LONGER NUMBER 1, WIZ KHALIFAS SEE YOU AGAIN IS! AND TRAP QUEEN IS RISING TOO! AND SHUT UP AND DANCE MADE TOP 10! WHAT A GREAT WEEK IT IS!!

[macabyan]

Whatever happens, Uptown Funk has the Year-End #1 already on its hand. It's only competition now is Party Rock Anthem for the Decade-End #1 spot.

[Deleted]

So... does anyone want to predict the total amount of points that UF will have once it completes its run?

[Deleted]

Apr 17, 2015 5:53:34 GMT -5 @jakelmmrs44 said:

So... does anyone want to predict the total amount of points that UF will have once it completes its run?

1.7M or so

[Daniel Collins]

Week 20: Up to week dated 4/18/15

Formula: Sales/10 + Airplay/9,650 + Streams/775
(I would continue using this ... for now)

Hot 100	Song	Points	% Streams	%Sales	%Radio
1	Uptown Funk!	53,210	38%	31%	31%
2	Sugar	42,710	32%	34%	34%
3	Love Me Like You Do	36,220	31%	33%	36%
4	Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey)	35,880	35%	35%	30%
5	Thinking Out Loud	35,760	34%	31%	36%
6	Trap Queen	29,740	46%	38%	15%
7	Style	25,900	17%	28%	55%
8	G.D.F.R.	25,890	29%	49%	22%
9	FourFiveSeconds	24,150	31%	43%	26%
10	See You Again	23,020	23%	73%	4%

LW	TW	Artist	Song	Points	BB Hot 100	Weeks On	Peak
1	1	Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars	Uptown Funk!	1,124,630	1	20	1
2	2	Taylor Swift	Blank Space	790,180	17	20	1
3	3	Ed Sheeran	Thinking Out Loud	778,290	5	20	2
4	4	Hozier	Take Me To Church	682,270	21	20	2
5	5	Meghan Trainor	Lips Are Movin	497,070	33	20	4
6	6	Sam Smith	I'm Not The Only One	475,130	29	20	5
7	7	Taylor Swift	Shake It Off	454,180	26	20	4
9	8	Maroon 5	Sugar	444,850	2	12	2
8	9	Meghan Trainor	All About That Bass	433,160	37	20	2
10	10	Nick Jonas	Jealous	399,850	44	20	7
11	11	Maroon 5	Animals	365,650	47	20	4
13	12	Ellie Goulding	Love Me Like You Do	363,600	3	13	3
12	13	Big Sean ft. E-40	I Don't f**k With You	346,690	43	20	11
14	14	Fall Out Boy	Centuries	335,180	35	20	10
15	15	Ariana Grande & The Weeknd	Love Me Harder	319,810	-	16	7
16	16	Nicki Minaj ft. Drake, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown	Only	314,220	38	20	12
17	17	Sam Smith	Stay With Me	291,450	42	20	11
20	18	Rihanna & Kanye West & Paul McCartney	FourFiveSeconds	291,190	9	11	4
19	19	Usher ft. Juicy J	I Don't Mind	287,630	31	20	11
21	20	Pitbull ft. Ne-yo	Time Of Our Lives	282,520	15	17	9
18	21	Selena Gomez	The Heart Wants What It Wants	280,730	-	18	6
25	22	Weeknd	Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey)	277,130	4	15	4
24	23	Taylor Swift	Style	271,400	7	16	6
22	24	Beyonce	7/11	270,460	49	19	13
23	25	Rae Sremmurd	No Type	252,630	-	18	16
26	26	Tove Lo	Habits (Stay High)	233,310	-	14	6
32	27	Flo Rida ft. Sage The Gemini, Lookas	G.D.F.R.	228,780	8	19	8
27	28	Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj	Bang Bang	223,080	-	15	12
28	29	James Newton Howard ft. Jennifer Lawrence	The Hanging Tree	222,040	-	17	12
31	30	Vance Joy	Riptide	221,850	40	20	30
29	31	I LOVE MAKONNEN ft. Drake	Tuesday	219,670	-	14	13
30	32	O.T. Genasis	CoCo	218,240	79	20	20
33	33	Sia	Chandelier	193,940	-	18	20
34	34	Ed Sheeran	Don't	192,170	-	13	10
35	35	Ella Henderson	Ghost	187,990	-	17	21
36	36	Mr. Probz	Waves	184,440	-	12	14
37	37	Ne-yo ft. Juicy J	She Knows	182,170	55	19	19
38	38	One Direction	Night Changes	179,230	50	20	31
41	39	Fetty Wrap	Trap Queen	175,460	6	11	4
40	40	Nicki Minaj ft. Drake, Lil Wayne	Truffle Butter	168,190	18	11	14
42	41	Walk The Moon	Shut Up + Dance	164,380	12	19	9
39	42	Lillywood & Robin Schulz	Prayer In C	161,470	70	18	23
47	43	Natalie La Rose ft. Jeremih	Somebody	148,300	11	11	10
43	44	Imagine Dragons	I Bet My Life	146,550	58	20	28
46	45	Chris Brown & Tyga	Ayo	145,250	25	13	21
49	46	Sam Hunt	Take Your Time	138,950	23	14	20
44	47	Bobby Shmurda	Hot Boy	134,800	-	9	15
48	48	Sia	Elastic Heart	132,580	52	13	17
45	49	Calvin Harris ft. John Newmann	Blame	132,020	-	10	21
58	50	Kelly Clarkson	Heartbeat Song	128,830	24	12	21
51	51	Luke Bryan	I See You	124,030	100	19	41
60	52	Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding	Outside	123,990	32	14	29
50	53	Jeremih ft. YG	Don't Tell 'Em	123,440	-	10	22
52	54	Alesso ft. Tove Lo	Heroes (We Could Be)	120,990	-	13	31
53	55	Iggy Azalea ft. Rita Ora	Black Widow	119,610	-	10	23
54	56	Iggy Azalea ft. M0	Beg For It	118,340	-	12	27
55	57	Blake Shelton ft. Ashley Monroe	Lonely Tonight	116,980	-	17	47
56	58	OneRepublic	I Lived	116,770	-	17	32
57	59	Florida Georgia Line	Sun Daze	116,100	-	16	44
70	60	Nick Jonas	Chains	114,140	13	10	13
59	61	Thomas Rhett	Make Me Wanna	113,820	-	19	43
61	62	Dej Loaf	Try Me	111,720	-	16	45
62	63	Eric Church	Talladega	111,710	-	16	43
71	64	Ariana Grande	One Last Time	111,240	16	8	15
63	65	Carrie Underwood	Something In The Water	110,800	-	13	37
64	66	MAGIC!	Rude	110,020	-	11	27
66	67	Nicki Minaj ft. Beyonce	Feeling Myself	106,160	85	16	43
76	68	Sam Smith	Lay Me Down	105,180	20	9	8
65	69	Jason Aldean	Just Getting' Started	103,500	-	17	54
77	70	Omarion ft. Chris Brown, Jhene Aiko	Post To Be	101,540	22	13	16
67	71	Tim McGraw	Shotgun Rider	101,350	-	13	38
68	72	Brett Eldredge	Mean To Me	101,020	-	18	53
69	73	Fergie	L.A.LOVE (la la)	98,890	-	12	27
74	74	Chris Young	Lonely Eyes	97,150	53	16	50
72	75	Fifth Harmony	Sledgehammer	93,100	-	15	40
82	76	Zac Brown Band	Homegrown	92,940	36	12	35
81	77	Cole Swindell	Ain't Worth The Whiskey	92,100	48	14	43
84	78	Big Sean ft. Drake	Blessings	90,920	30	9	28
80	79	Darius Rucker	Homegrown Honey	90,910	62	17	53
73	80	Lee Brice	Drinking Class	90,900	-	15	60
75	81	Jason Derulo	Trumpets	89,330	-	7	17
85	82	Rae Sremmurd ft. Nicki Minaj, Young Thug	Throw Sum Mo	88,340	34	14	30
79	83	J.Cole	Apparently	87,450	99	16	58
78	84	The Weeknd	Often	85,930	-	15	59
83	85	Clean Bandit ft. Jess Glynne	Rather Be	79,910	-	8	28
94	86	Zedd ft. Selena Gomez	I Want You to Know	78,670	27	6	17
89	87	Sheppard	Geronimo	78,210	63	15	58
95	88	Tove Lo	Talking Body	78,100	28	10	24
86	89	One Direction	Steal My Girl	73,080	-	11	29
87	90	Rich Gang ft. Young Thug, Rich Homie Quan	Lifestyle	73,040	-	7	27
88	91	Brad Paisley	Perfect Storm	71,650	-	11	52
90	92	Milky Chance	Stolen Dance	70,740	-	8	39
91	93	Trey Songz ft. Nicki Minaj	Touchin, Lovin	70,530	-	9	44
92	94	Randy Houser	Like A Cowboy	70,430	-	14	62
93	95	DJ Khaled ft. Chris Brown, August Alsina, Future, Jeremih	Hold You Down	70,220	-	9	39
98	96	Drake	Energy	68,290	68	8	26
96	97	Prince Royce ft. Snoop Dogg	Stuck On A Feeling	65,130	-	10	43
102	98	Tyler Farr	A Guy Walks Into A Bar	63,250	65	14	62
97	99	RaeLynn	God Made Girls	62,800	-	12	61
103	100	Dierks Bentley	Say You Do	62,680	57	12	57

Bubbling Under:

LW	TW	Artist	Song	Points	BB Hot 100	Weeks On	Peak
121	104	Jason Derulo	Want to Want Me	56,890	14	5	12
171	129	Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth	See You Again	35,220	10	5	1
167	139	Rihanna	Bitch Better Have My Money	30,200	19	3	19

[Daniel Collins]

Week 21: Up to week dated 4/25/15

Formula: Sales/10 + Airplay/9,650 + Streams/775

Hot 100	Song	Points	% Streams	%Sales	%Radio
1	See You Again	81,150	40%	57%	3%
2	Uptown Funk!	49,610	38%	29%	33%
3	Sugar	41,400	30%	34%	36%
4	Trap Queen	36,460	53%	31%	16%
5	Thinking Out Loud	32,590	38%	27%	35%
6	Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey)	31,800	23%	37%	40%
7	Love Me Like You Do	31,350	22%	33%	46%
8	G.D.F.R.	27,220	28%	48%	24%
9	Shut Up + Dance	26,790	22%	51%	27%
10	Style	23,980	19%	24%	57%

LW	TW	Artist	Song	Points	BB Hot 100	Weeks On	Peak
1	1	Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars	Uptown Funk!	1,174,240	2	21	1
3	2	Ed Sheeran	Thinking Out Loud	810,880	5	21	2
2	3	Taylor Swift	Blank Space	805,990	19	21	1
4	4	Hozier	Take Me To Church	696,240	23	21	2
5	5	Meghan Trainor	Lips Are Movin	508,400	33	21	4
6	6	Sam Smith	I'm Not The Only One	486,650	32	21	5
8	7	Maroon 5	Sugar	486,250	3	13	2
7	8	Taylor Swift	Shake It Off	466,690	27	21	4
9	9	Meghan Trainor	All About That Bass	444,200	36	21	2
10	10	Nick Jonas	Jealous	408,150	48	21	7
12	11	Ellie Goulding	Love Me Like You Do	394,950	7	14	3
11	12	Maroon 5	Animals	365,650	-	20	4
13	13	Big Sean ft. E-40	I Don't Fuck With You	354,790	50	21	11
14	14	Fall Out Boy	Centuries	345,480	40	21	10
16	15	Nicki Minaj ft. Drake, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown	Only	324,220	41	21	12
15	16	Ariana Grande & The Weeknd	Love Me Harder	319,810	-	16	7
18	17	Rihanna & Kanye West & Paul McCartney	FourFiveSeconds	311,960	13	12	4
22	18	Weeknd	Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey)	308,930	6	16	4
17	19	Sam Smith	Stay With Me	299,650	49	21	11
20	20	Pitbull ft. Ne-yo	Time Of Our Lives	299,310	17	18	9
19	21	Usher ft. Juicy J	I Don't Mind	298,580	37	21	11
23	22	Taylor Swift	Style	295,380	10	17	6
21	23	Selena Gomez	The Heart Wants What It Wants	280,730	-	18	6
24	24	Beyonce	7/11	278,460	51	20	13
27	25	Flo Rida ft. Sage The Gemini, Lookas	G.D.F.R.	256,000	8	20	8
25	26	Rae Sremmurd	No Type	252,630	-	18	16
26	27	Tove Lo	Habits (Stay High)	233,310	-	14	6
30	28	Vance Joy	Riptide	232,710	38	21	30
28	29	Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj	Bang Bang	223,080	-	15	12
29	30	James Newton Howard ft. Jennifer Lawrence	The Hanging Tree	222,040	-	17	12
31	31	I LOVE MAKONNEN ft. Drake	Tuesday	219,670	-	14	13
32	32	O.T. Genasis	CoCo	218,240	-	20	20
39	33	Fetty Wrap	Trap Queen	211,920	4	12	4
33	34	Sia	Chandelier	193,940	-	18	20
34	35	Ed Sheeran	Don't	192,170	-	13	10
41	36	Walk The Moon	Shut Up + Dance	191,170	9	20	9
35	37	Ella Henderson	Ghost	187,990	-	17	21
40	38	Nicki Minaj ft. Drake, Lil Wayne	Truffle Butter	184,890	18	12	14
36	39	Mr. Probz	Waves	184,440	-	12	14
37	40	Ne-yo ft. Juicy J	She Knows	182,170	-	19	19
38	41	One Direction	Night Changes	179,230	-	20	31
43	42	Natalie La Rose ft. Jeremih	Somebody	171,940	11	12	10
42	43	Lillywood & Robin Schulz	Prayer In C	166,670	74	19	23
45	44	Chris Brown & Tyga	Ayo	158,510	25	14	21
46	45	Sam Hunt	Take Your Time	154,220	22	15	20
44	46	Imagine Dragons	I Bet My Life	146,550	-	20	28
48	47	Sia	Elastic Heart	140,980	47	14	17
50	48	Kelly Clarkson	Heartbeat Song	140,600	31	13	21
47	49	Bobby Shmurda	Hot Boy	134,800	-	9	15
60	50	Nick Jonas	Chains	134,760	14	11	13
52	51	Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding	Outside	132,490	46	15	29
49	52	Calvin Harris ft. John Newmann	Blame	132,020	-	10	21
64	53	Ariana Grande	One Last Time	129,380	15	9	15
51	54	Luke Bryan	I See You	124,030	-	19	41
53	55	Jeremih ft. YG	Don't Tell 'Em	123,440	-	10	22
54	56	Alesso ft. Tove Lo	Heroes (We Could Be)	120,990	-	13	31
68	57	Sam Smith	Lay Me Down	120,800	20	10	8
55	58	Iggy Azalea ft. Rita Ora	Black Widow	119,610	-	10	23
70	59	Omarion ft. Chris Brown, Jhene Aiko	Post To Be	118,520	16	14	16
56	60	Iggy Azalea ft. M0	Beg For It	118,340	-	12	27
57	61	Blake Shelton ft. Ashley Monroe	Lonely Tonight	116,980	-	17	47
58	62	OneRepublic	I Lived	116,770	-	17	32
129	63	Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth	See You Again	116,370	1	5	1
59	64	Florida Georgia Line	Sun Daze	116,100	-	16	44
61	65	Thomas Rhett	Make Me Wanna	113,820	-	19	43
62	66	Dej Loaf	Try Me	111,720	-	16	45
63	67	Eric Church	Talladega	111,710	-	16	43
67	68	Nicki Minaj ft. Beyonce	Feeling Myself	110,910	80	17	43
65	69	Carrie Underwood	Something In The Water	110,800	-	13	37
66	70	MAGIC!	Rude	110,020	-	11	27
76	71	Zac Brown Band	Homegrown	104,020	35	13	35
74	72	Chris Young	Lonely Eyes	103,550	64	17	50
69	73	Jason Aldean	Just Getting' Started	103,500	-	17	54
78	74	Big Sean ft. Drake	Blessings	103,280	28	10	28
71	75	Tim McGraw	Shotgun Rider	101,350	-	13	38
72	76	Brett Eldredge	Mean To Me	101,020	-	18	53
82	77	Rae Sremmurd ft. Nicki Minaj, Young Thug	Throw Sum Mo	100,400	30	15	30
77	78	Cole Swindell	Ain't Worth The Whiskey	99,700	55	15	43
73	79	Fergie	L.A.LOVE (la la)	98,890	-	12	27
79	80	Darius Rucker	Homegrown Honey	95,610	81	18	53
75	81	Fifth Harmony	Sledgehammer	93,100	-	15	40
88	82	Tove Lo	Talking Body	92,050	24	11	24
80	83	Lee Brice	Drinking Class	90,900	-	15	60
86	84	Zedd ft. Selena Gomez	I Want You to Know	90,770	29	7	17
81	85	Jason Derulo	Trumpets	89,330	-	7	17
83	86	J.Cole	Apparently	87,450	-	16	58
84	87	The Weeknd	Often	85,930	-	15	59
87	88	Sheppard	Geronimo	84,810	63	16	58
85	89	Clean Bandit ft. Jess Glynne	Rather Be	79,910	-	8	28
104	90	Jason Derulo	Want to Want Me	78,030	12	5	12
96	91	Drake	Energy	75,390	60	9	26
89	92	One Direction	Steal My Girl	73,080	-	11	29
90	93	Rich Gang ft. Young Thug, Rich Homie Quan	Lifestyle	73,040	-	7	27
91	94	Brad Paisley	Perfect Storm	71,650	-	11	52
92	95	Milky Chance	Stolen Dance	70,740	-	8	39
93	96	Trey Songz ft. Nicki Minaj	Touchin, Lovin	70,530	-	9	44
94	97	Randy Houser	Like A Cowboy	70,430	-	14	62
95	98	DJ Khaled ft. Chris Brown, August Alsina, Future, Jeremih	Hold You Down	70,220	-	9	39
100	99	Dierks Bentley	Say You Do	70,080	57	13	57
98	100	Tyler Farr	A Guy Walks Into A Bar	70,050	62	15	62