Billboard Hot 100 : 10/04/2014

[Deleted]

Oh I didn't realize that Happy was above Dark Horse according to Kworb

[Mr. Thonk Eyes]

Sept 23, 2014 22:01:12 GMT -5 @markg94 said:

Oh I didn't realize that Happy was above Dark Horse according to Kworb

Pharell also got a couple of good singers in day 2 of blind auditions for The Voice (he's a judge there now) so he's got plenty to be Happy about :)

[imbondz]

I'm Happy for him

[KeepDeanWeird]

LOL at primary discussion on this page is DH v. Happy. Sad what happened to weekly H100 discussion once we lost Mediabase. We're talking about singles that are one or two releases prior to current releases. Looking forward to getting some actual numbers on "Data Wednesday." :)

[areyoureadytojump]

www.billboard.com/articles/news/6259315/barbra-streisand-debuts-at-no-1-on-billboard-200-chris-brown-at-no-2

Over on the Digital Songs chart, Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" regains the No. 1 position (294,000 downloads sold; down 5 percent), bumping Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" down to No. 2 with 282,000 (down 10 percent). "Bass'" total sales have now surpassed 2 million downloads (total through Sept. 21: 2.28 million).

"Bang Bang," by Jessie J, Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj, holds at No. 3 with 144,000 (down 2 percent) while Iggy Azalea's "Black Widow," featuring Rita Ora, moves up one rung to No. 4 with 121,000 (down 5 percent).

Tove Lo's "Habits (Stay High)" zips 13-5 with 107,000 (up 51 percent), marking its sixth consecutive weekly sales gain and first visit to the top 10.


Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda" is stationary at No. 6 with 103,000 (down 19 percent), Clean Bandit's "Rather Be," featuring Jess Glynne, is a non-mover at No. 7 with 83,000 (up 4 percent) and Jeremih's "Don't Tell 'Em," featuring YG, climbs 11-8 with 79,000 (up 8 percent).

Closing out the top 10 is Jason Aldean's "Burnin' It Down" (8-9 with 78,000; down less than 1 percent) and Sia's "Chandelier" (12-10 with 73,000; up 1 percent).


Digital track sales this past week totaled 18.17 million downloads, down 2 percent compared with last week (18.54 million) and down 17 percent stacked next to the comparable week of 2013 (21.92 million). Year to date track sales are at 830.46 million, down 13 percent compared to the same total at this point last year (954.3 million).

[kanimal]

Habits and Don't Tell 'Em should either be in or extremely close to the Top 10 this week.

[Daniel Collins]

2014/09/24

*** = dropped or added a format

1. MEGHAN TRAINOR - All About That Bass: 168.851 (+2.490)
2. SAM SMITH - Stay With Me: 162.371 (-1.600)
3. TAYLOR SWIFT - Shake It Off: 159.257 (+2.932)
4. CHARLI XCX - Boom Clap: 146.508 (-1.291)
5. JEREMIH - Don't Tell 'Em f/YG: 132.060 (+0.169) ▲
6. MAROON 5 - Maps: 129.569 (-3.281) ▼
7. IGGY AZALEA - Black Widow f/Rita Ora: 126.621 (+2.029)
8. NICO & VINZ - Am I Wrong: 117.815 (-0.761***)
9. MAGIC! - Rude: 116.328 (-1.092)
10. ARIANA GRANDE - Break Free f/Zedd: 105.585 (-0.247)
11. JESSIE J/A. GRANDE/N. MINAJ - Bang Bang: 98.369 (+1.855)
12. CLEAN BANDIT - Rather Be f/Jess Glynne: 97.344 (+1.569)
13. COLDPLAY - A Sky Full Of Stars: 88.665 (+0.576) ▲
14. ENRIQUE IGLESIAS - Bailando f/Gente De Zona: 88.056 (-1.273) ▼
15. DISCLOSURE - Latch f/Sam Smith: 70.645 (-0.612***)
16. LUKE BRYAN - Roller Coaster: 67.917 (+0.298) ▲
17. COLE SWINDELL - Hope You Get Lonely Tonight: 67.796 (+0.876) ▲
18. DUSTIN LYNCH - Where It's At: 67.401 (-1.192) ▼
19. ECHOSMITH - Cool Kids: 66.364 (+0.528) ▲
20. JOHN LEGEND - All Of Me: 66.188 (+0.013) ▼
21. TINASHE - 2 On f/Schoolboy Q: 65.580 (-0.203)
22. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE - Dirt: 64.348 (+0.196)
23. KENNY CHESNEY - American Kids: 59.691 (-0.468)
24. JASON ALDEAN - Burnin' It Down: 58.468 (+0.991) ▲
25. ED SHEERAN - Don't: 57.933 (+1.519) ▲
26. SCHOOLBOY Q - Studio: 57.843 (-0.289) ▼
27. SIA - Chandelier: 57.696 (-2.200) ▼
28. TOVE LO - Habits (Stay High): 57.207 (+1.516)
29. NICKI MINAJ - Anaconda: 53.432 (+0.789)
30. CHRIS BROWN - New Flame f/Rick Ross: 51.530 (+0.984)
31. CHASE RICE - Ready Set Roll: 50.293 (+0.515)
32. ONEREPUBLIC - Counting Stars: 45.008 (-0.048) ▲
33. LADY ANTEBELLUM - Bartender: 44.888 (-1.240) ▼
34. DRAKE - 0 To 100/The Catch Up: 44.842 (-0.244) ▼
35. BRANTLEY GILBERT - Small Town Throwdown: 44.608 (+0.603)
36. BLAKE SHELTON - Neon Light: 43.086 (+1.291) ▲
37. T.I. - No Mediocre f/Iggy Azalea: 43.081 (-0.039) ▲
38. PHARRELL WILLIAMS - Happy: 42.943 (-1.027) ▼
39. ARIANA GRANDE - Problem f/Iggy Azalea: 42.900 (-0.964) ▼
40. SAM HUNT - Leave The Night On: 42.838 (+0.981) ▲

43. KATY PERRY - Dark Horse: 41.451 (-0.643) ▼
45. RICH GANG - Lifestyle f/Young Thug: 40.928 (+0.944) ▲
48. KATY PERRY - This Is How We Do: 38.997 (-0.055)
52. KEITH URBAN - Somewhere In My Car: 35.875 (+0.795) ▲
65. MR PROBZ - Waves: 28.702 (+1.158) ▲
66. TREY SONGZ - Touchin, Lovin f/Nicki Minaj: 28.339 (+0.200) ▲
73. CALVIN HARRIS - Blame f/John Newman: 26.362 (+1.741) ▲

[Enigma.]

A bit off topic just now but what is the longest running top 40 hit on airplay chart? Iris?

[Deleted]

Prediction:

1. All About That Bass
2. Shake It Off
3. Black Widow (next number one for Iggy?)
4. Bang Bang
5. Anaconda
6. Stay With Me
7. Break Free
8. Don't Tell 'Em
9. Habits
10. Maps

[Daniel Collins]

@markg94 Rather Be? #11? :'(

[kanimal]

Looks like Jeremih goes Top 10 this week.

Gary Trust Tweeted a "clue" that was the 1/2/1993 chart - and "Rhythm is a Dancer" is #5.

"Rump Shaker" is #2. Interesting, as that could be a clue to either All About That Bass ('rump') or Shake it Off ("Shaker")

[Clauss]

I think taylor's #2 :(

[crystalphnx]

Meghan Trainor No. 1 On Hot 100, Jeremih Hits Top 10, Jennifer Lopez Debuts

'All About That Bass' leads an all-female top five for a third week and takes over atop Radio Songs. Plus, Jeremih's 'Don't Tell 'Em' jumps 12-10 and Jennifer Lopez blasts in at No. 18 with 'Booty.'

Meghan Trainor's ode to booty beauty, "All About That Bass," spearheads an all-female top five on the Billboard Hot 100 for a third straight week and becomes the new No. 1 on the Radio Songs chart.

Meanwhile, R&B/hip-hop crooner Jeremih jumps into the Hot 100's top 10 with "Don't Tell 'Em," featuring YG, and Jennifer Lopez bounds in at No. 18 with her own celebration of curves, "Booty," featuring Iggy Azalea and Pitbull, fueled by a strong start in streaming following the premiere of its video.

It's Wednesday, the day that the sales/airplay/streaming-based Hot 100 is compiled each week, so let's run down the numbers behind the tally's top 10 and more.

Below "Bass" on the Hot 100, Taylor Swift's former two-week No. 1 "Shake It Off" holds at No. 2 for a third week; Jessie J, Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's "Bang Bang" reaches a new peak (5-3); Minaj's "Anaconda" drops from its No. 3 high to No. 4 {not quite right, Billboard}; and Azalea's "Black Widow," featuring Rita Ora, slips from its No. 4 peak to No. 5.

Women, therefore, control the top five exclusively for a third straight week, marking just the ninth week in the Hot 100's 56-year history in which solo women have kept men out of the top five. (It's the 10th including the week of June 30, 1979, when four solo women and one all-female group, Sister Sledge, barred all boys from the region.) The current run of three straight weeks of only women in the top five is the second-longest such streak after a four-week stretch in February/March 1999.

Trainor's debut Epic Records single rules the Hot 100 fueled by its coronation on Radio Songs, where it rises 3-1 with a 9 percent gain to 134 million in all-format audience, according to Nielsen BDS. "Bass" spends a third week at No. 1 on Streaming Songs, up by 1 percent to 15.7 million U.S. streams, and a fourth week atop the subscription services-based On-Demand Songs chart (4.1 million, up 11 percent), according to BDS. It drops 1-2 after four weeks on top of the Digital Songs chart (282,000 sold, down 10 percent, according to Nielsen SoundScan).

As previously reported, "Bass" also crowns the Pop Songs radio airplay chart and passes 2 million downloads sold to date.

Swift's "Shake" keeps at No. 2 on the Hot 100 with top Airplay Gainer honors for the first time, pushing 4-2 on Radio Songs (128 million, up 12 percent). The track rebounds 2-1 for a third week atop Digital Songs (294,000, down 5 percent) and descends 3-5 on Streaming Songs (8.4 million, down 24 percent; the track had soared by 58 percent in streaming in the prior tracking week after a video featuring Kentucky fraternity brothers performing a lip dub to the song went viral on YouTube and Swift Tweeted her clear approval of it.)

"Bass" appears comfortable at the Hot 100's pinnacle: it widens its lead over "Shake," dropping by 2 percent in overall chart points, while "Shake" loses a heftier 7 percent of its total.

Jessie J, Grande and Minaj's "Bang Bang" powers by 6 percent in total points as it climbs 5-3 on the Hot 100. The collab holds at No. 3 on Digital Songs (144,000, down 2 percent), dips 4-6 on Streaming Songs, but with a 7 percent rise to 8 million, and lifts 13-11 on Radio Songs (81 million, up 14 percent).

Minaj's "Anaconda" drops 3-4 on the Hot 100, although it continues scaling Radio Songs (31-30; 41 million, up 8 percent). The track tops Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs for a fourth week each.

Azalea's "Black Widow" retreats 4-5 on the Hot 100, although it keeps its bullet thanks to a 4 percent points gain. "Widow" jumps 9-7 on Radio Songs (99 million, up 12 percent) and, despite a 5-8 slip on Streaming Songs, it increases by 4 percent to 7.9 million streams.

Sam Smith's No. 2-peaking "Stay With Me" holds at No. 6 on the Hot 100 (and departs the Radio Songs summit after six weeks); Grande's No. 4 hit "Break Free," featuring Zedd, keeps at No. 7 and leads Hot Dance/Electronic Songs for a sixth week; Charli XCX's "Boom Clap" reaches a new peak (10-8); and Sia's "Chandelier" returns to the top 10 (11-9).

Rounding out the Hot 100's top 10, Jeremih darts 12-10 with "Don't Tell 'Em." The cut also reaches the Digital Songs top 10 (11-8; 79,000, up 8 percent) and the Radio Songs top five (6-5; 106 million, up 1 percent). Jeremih lands his third Hot 100 top 10, following his debut "Birthday Sex" in 2009 and "Down on Me" (featuring 50 Cent) in 2011; both reached No. 4. "Don't" featured rapper YG makes his first trip to the top 10.

"Don't" additionally brings a former Hot 100 top 10 back to the bracket: it interpolates Snap's "Rhythm Is a Dancer," which rose to No. 5 in January 1993 (when Jeremih was five years old).

Just outside the top 10, Lopez launches at No. 18 with "Booty." (Azalea and Pitbull each sport featured billing, as the latter is on the original version, while the former replaces his vocals and appears in the song's video, released on Sept. 18, as well as on its newly-commercially-available remix.) The track, from Lopez's album A.K.A., which debuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 8 in July, bows with 92 percent of its Hot 100 points owed to streaming, as it rockets onto Streaming Songs at No. 3 with 9.2 million streams (up 1,487 percent); 96 percent of its streaming sum is from Vevo on YouTube clicks.

With her 28th Hot 100 hit, dating to her first, the five-week No. 1 "If You Had My Love," in 1999, Lopez scores her second-highest debut. The 2014 Billboard Icon Award winner began at a better rank only with "On the Floor," also featuring Pitbull, which started at No. 9 and flew to a No. 3 peak in 2011.

"Booty," easily the highest-charting Hot 100 entry from A.K.A. ("I Luh Ya Papi," featuring French Montana, and "First Love" peaked at Nos. 77 and 87, respectively) marks Lopez's highest rank since "Dance Again," another pairing with Pitbull, reached No. 17 in May 2012.

www.billboard.com/articles/news/6259336/hot-100-meghan-trainor-jeremih-jennifer-lopez

[wavey.]

crystalphnx, bae you always come through.

[HolidayGuy]

"Booty" coming in three spots below the peak of "Can't Remember to Forget You." Will it squeak by it next week, or will this be its peak? Sales of the IA version will help, but streams could drop some (coming off of the high amount of streams from the first few days).

Yay for "Chandelier's" return to the top 10.

[badrobot]

I'm genuinely surprised at Taylor's staying power. I really pegged this as a quick-burn kinda hit, as I thought her fanbase might have started outgrowing her, but I guess not.

Sucks for Clean Bandit constantly getting leaped by other songs.

Funny how Charli XCX and Sia have both been bouncing around the same 12-8 range for the past couple months, both of them going in and out of the top ten.

[ss8]

Long as Clean Bandit somehow continues to gain in airplay and its sales hold on and just a few songs above it start to free-fall Top 10 can still happen in the next 1-2 weeks.

[Linnethia Monique]

Iggy could have 6 charting entries this week :kii:

[kanimal]

So pumped Charli XCX went up this week, but I have a hard time seeing how that's possible.

It might have gained slightly at radio, but it had a rough sales week, and I can't imagine streaming was anything special.

Wish Billboard would provide access to its calculations.

I'm genuinely surprised at Taylor's staying power. I really pegged this
as a quick-burn kinda hit, as I thought her fanbase might have started
outgrowing her, but I guess not.

That's more how I saw WANEGBT.  Shake it Off, to me, is a legitimately perfect mainstream song - and one that seems to transcend gender, sexuality, tastes, etc.  I know people who love death metal who love this as much as people who love bubblegum pop. 

[Verisimilitude]

Imagine if J.Lo released her video at the beginning of the week. 9 million streams is way more than I expected!

[Daniel Collins]

Sept 24, 2014 13:58:15 GMT -5 Linnethia Monique said:

Iggy could have 6 charting entries this week :kii:

I don't see "Work" gaining 30+ spots to stay on the Hot 100 this week. What's the 6th?

[josh]

Sept 24, 2014 14:11:13 GMT -5 Daniel Collins said:

Sept 24, 2014 13:58:15 GMT -5 Linnethia Monique said:

Iggy could have 6 charting entries this week :kii:

I don't see "Work" gaining 30+ spots to stay on the Hot 100 this week. What's the 6th?

It only has to have a bullet to stay on the chart, right?

[Daniel Collins]

Yes! You're right josh. My bad.

[Fancy]

very disappointed in the top 10 this week honestly. didn't expect black widow to drop at all (really thought anaconda would drop below it), boom clap and chandelier are randomly climbing, even though habits and rather be had a much better week.

but imagine if don't tell 'em had a video lol!

[Glove Slap]

I'm surprised that Boom Clap and Chandelier are in the top 10 this week. They've already peaked, was there a sudden streaming boost?

I forgot that Dance Again hit #17, I keep thinking it peaked much lower.

[Daniel Collins]

Mediabase 9/24

TOP 10

1. MEGHAN TRAINOR – All About That Bass: 165.696
2. SAM SMITH – Stay With Me: 160.877
3. TAYLOR SWIFT - Shake It Off: 159.328
4. CHARLI XCX – Boom Clap: 144.514
5. JEREMIH – Don’t Tell ‘Em f/YG: 132.720
6. MAROON 5 – Maps: 129.595
7. IGGY AZALEA – Black Widow f/Rita Ora: 126.210
8. NICO & VINZ – Am I Wrong: 118.311
9. MAGIC! – Rude: 114.910
10. ARIANA GRANDE – Break Free f/Zedd: 103.899
11. JESSIE J/A. GRANDE/N. MINAJ – Bang Bang: 98.836
12. CLEAN BANDIT – Rather Be f/Jess Glynne: 97.361
13. COLDPLAY – A Sky Full Of Stars: 89.734
14. ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Bailando f/D.Bueno/S.Paul/GDZ: 71.171
15. DISCLOSURE – Latch f/Sam Smith: 70.668
16. LUKE BRYAN - Roller Coaster: 67.929
17. COLE SWINDELL - Hope You Get Lonely Tonight: 67.804
18. ECHOSMITH – Cool Kids: 67.435
19. DUSTIN LYNCH - Where It's At: 67.418
20. JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me: 66.246


TINASHE – 2 On f/Schoolboy Q: 66.063
FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE – Dirt: 64.363
ED SHEERAN – Don’t: 59.134
JASON ALDEAN – Burnin’ It Down: 58.479
TOVE LO - Habits (Stay High): 57.222
CHRIS BROWN – New Flame f/Rick Ross: 52.899
NICKI MINAJ – Anaconda : 50.682
DRAKE – 0 To 100/The Catch Up: 45.746
BLAKE SHELTON - Neon Light: 43.098
M. LAMBERT & C. UNDERWOOD – Somethin’ Bad: 42.095
KATY PERRY – This Is How We Do: 39.044
LITTLE BIG TOWN – Day Drinking: 37.144
BEYONCE - Flawless: 35.173
TREY SONGZ - Touchin, Lovin f/Nicki Minaj: 29.504
MR PROBZ - Waves: 29.012
TRAIN – Angel In Blue Jeans: 27.175
CALVIN HARRIS - Blame f/John Newman: 26.728
PITBULL – Fireball f/John Ryan: 25.670
GARTH BROOKS - People Loving People: 23.759
JASON DERULO - Trumpets: 22.064
MILKY CHANCE - Stolen Dance: 20.772
MARY LAMBERT - Secrets: 20.600
NICK JONAS - Jealous: 19.962
HOZIER - Take Me To Church: 11.416
FALL OUT BOY - Centuries: 10.837
MAROON 5 - Animals: 7.046
BASTILLE - Flaws: 6.732
SAM SMITH - I'm Not The Only One: 6.608
TINASHE - Pretend f/A$AP Rocky: 4.728
NICO & VINZ - In Your Arms: 4.428
ELLA HENDERSON - Ghost: 4.177
COBRA STARSHIP - Never Been In Love f/Icona Pop: 2.092
JENNIFER LOPEZ - Booty f/Pitbull: 1.702

[HolidayGuy]

Weren't the views for "Booty" close to 27 million through end of Sunday? So, about 1/3 from the USA, which sounds about right.

[KeepDeanWeird]

Sept 24, 2014 16:02:02 GMT -5 HolidayGuy said:

Weren't the views for "Booty" close to 27 million through end of Sunday? So, about 1/3 from the USA, which sounds about right.[/quote

Booty = another perfect example of the disproportionate weight to streaming. #18? with barely any radio and small sales. Meanwhile, Centuries sold 138K and only ended up at 22.

[Verisimilitude]

I don't see how streaming is disproportionate when compared to radio. That format needs to be knocked down several pegs.

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Sept 24, 2014 14:01:59 GMT -5 kanimal said:

So pumped Charli XCX went up this week, but I have a hard time seeing how that's possible.

It might have gained slightly at radio, but it had a rough sales week, and I can't imagine streaming was anything special.

Wish Billboard would provide access to its calculations.

Could be due to The Vacuum Effect - it got pulled up because whatever was above it last week fell enough that by default, Boom Clap (and Chandelier) moved up to fill the space.