2010s charts, All-time charts, and others. [UNOFFICIAL]

[85la]

Jan 26, 2019 20:41:01 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Actually it would be very difficult to get all this information together. I’d have to go through 60 years of charts and identify situations where artists are credited as duets rather than as regular duos and there is no simple way to differ or differentiate those.
But, hey, if you want to put together a full and accurate list of every do a duet that has appeared in the history of the Billboard charts feel free to do so and I’ll try to get those numbers.

Nope, I'm good, like you I don't have the time to sort through loads of data to produce a more accurate list, I'll just settle for what you have already!

One more question though, about Elvis being #1: Did you include any of his hits on the Billboard charts that existed before the Hot 100 began in 1958? (Top 100, Bestsellers in Stores, etc.). He had quite a few hits on these other charts starting in 1956, so it would seem surprising if he's able to be #1 even minus all that activity.

[Mylo13 💜]

Jan 27, 2019 17:30:24 GMT -5 tanooki said:

I think I got the formula cracked so, top 100 coming soon.

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Hyyyyyype!

[rockgolf]

Jan 28, 2019 3:18:48 GMT -5 85la said:

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One more question though, about Elvis being #1: Did you include any of his hits on the Billboard charts that existed before the Hot 100 began in 1958? (Top 100, Bestsellers in Stores, etc.). He had quite a few hits on these other charts starting in 1956, so it would seem surprising if he's able to be #1 even minus all that activity.

My chart only includes the period of the Hot 100 starting in 1958. That’s why there are lower numbers for acts like Pat Boone, Nat King Cole or Frank Sinatra than there is on the Whitburn version.

[owenlovesmusic]

Jan 27, 2019 17:30:24 GMT -5 tanooki said:

I think I got the formula cracked so, top 100 coming soon.

Wooooo

[kierz7]

Jan 27, 2019 17:30:24 GMT -5 tanooki said:

I think I got the formula cracked so, top 100 coming soon.

Are Rihanna and Drake still the Decade-End #1/#2 Hot 100 acts as of 2019?

Hopefully, yes.

[tanooki]

Jan 28, 2019 15:00:37 GMT -5 kierz7 said:

Jan 27, 2019 17:30:24 GMT -5 tanooki said:

I think I got the formula cracked so, top 100 coming soon.

Are Rihanna and Drake still the Decade-End #1/#2 Hot 100 acts as of 2019?

Hopefully, yes.

I don't see why they wouldn't be. 

A buddy is gonna help me automatically rip every single Hot 100 chart and then were gonna figure out a way to get any info I want just by typing it in. The project will probably take a few months, but once it's done I'll have every chart run and be able to calculate whatever I want.

[tanooki]

Still working on the top 100 of course, but here's my estimated points for the top ten. Big fat credit to Daniel Collins, georgetherunner314, and iHype for providing enough info for me to do this. Y'all are great people.

*Also, a lot of super recent songs like SICKO MODE, Girls Like You, Lucid Dreams, etc. might be higher on my final prediction than what Billboard does. I'm using the multiplier from Dec. 3, 2016 - July 7, 2018. I have a huge feeling that July 14, 2018 - present might be a lower multiplier (like, .75 or something) but I have no way of knowing for sure. We'll see.

1. Uptown Funk
Est. Points: 1,457,956

2. Party Rock Anthem
Est. Points: 1,435,904

3. Shape of You
Est. Points: 1,385,854

4. Closer
Est. Points: 1,373,992

5. We Found Love
Est. Points: 1,247,996

6. Somebody That I Used to Know
Est. Points: 1,216,655

7. Despacito
Est. Points: 1,216,284

8. Rolling in the Deep
Est. Points: 1,212,507

9. Call Me Maybe
Est. Points: 1,146,616

10. Blurred Lines
Est. Points: 1,136,592

[kierz7]

Jan 29, 2019 12:36:53 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Still working on the top 100 of course, but here's my estimated points for the top ten. Big fat credit to Daniel Collins, georgetherunner314, and iHype for providing enough info for me to do this. Y'all are great people.

*Also, a lot of super recent songs like SICKO MODE, Girls Like You, Lucid Dreams, etc. might be higher on my final prediction than what Billboard does. I'm using the multiplier from Dec. 3, 2016 - July 7, 2018. I have a huge feeling that July 14, 2018 - present might be a lower multiplier (like, .75 or something) but I have no way of knowing for sure. We'll see.

1. Uptown Funk
Est. Points: 1,457,956

2. Party Rock Anthem
Est. Points: 1,435,904

3. Shape of You
Est. Points: 1,385,854

4. Closer
Est. Points: 1,373,992

5. We Found Love
Est. Points: 1,247,996

6. Somebody That I Used to Know
Est. Points: 1,216,655

7. Despacito
Est. Points: 1,216,284

8. Rolling in the Deep
Est. Points: 1,212,507

9. Call Me Maybe
Est. Points: 1,146,616

10. Blurred Lines
Est. Points: 1,136,592

Fantastic!

I’m so happy “We Found Love” still ranks in the top five thus far.

Can you do the artists list next?

Also, where do you see “Girls Like You” peaking? #8-10? Thus far it seems like only Maroon 5 and Ed Sheeran will have two songs in the top 20 decade-end list as lead artists. Bruno Mars also but he’s credited as a feature on “Uptown Funk”.

[tanooki]

Jan 29, 2019 13:08:23 GMT -5 kierz7 said:

Jan 29, 2019 12:36:53 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Still working on the top 100 of course, but here's my estimated points for the top ten. Big fat credit to Daniel Collins, georgetherunner314, and iHype for providing enough info for me to do this. Y'all are great people.

*Also, a lot of super recent songs like SICKO MODE, Girls Like You, Lucid Dreams, etc. might be higher on my final prediction than what Billboard does. I'm using the multiplier from Dec. 3, 2016 - July 7, 2018. I have a huge feeling that July 14, 2018 - present might be a lower multiplier (like, .75 or something) but I have no way of knowing for sure. We'll see.

1. Uptown Funk
Est. Points: 1,457,956

2. Party Rock Anthem
Est. Points: 1,435,904

3. Shape of You
Est. Points: 1,385,854

4. Closer
Est. Points: 1,373,992

5. We Found Love
Est. Points: 1,247,996

6. Somebody That I Used to Know
Est. Points: 1,216,655

7. Despacito
Est. Points: 1,216,284

8. Rolling in the Deep
Est. Points: 1,212,507

9. Call Me Maybe
Est. Points: 1,146,616

10. Blurred Lines
Est. Points: 1,136,592

Fantastic!

I’m so happy “We Found Love” still ranks in the top five thus far.

Can you do the artists list next?

Also, where do you see “Girls Like You” peaking? #8-10? Thus far it seems like only Maroon 5 and Ed Sheeran will have two songs in the top 20 decade-end list as lead artists. Bruno Mars also but he’s credited as a feature on “Uptown Funk”.

No promises on the artists list, I can try but I'm calculating all this manually. Idk if I have the drive to calculate the ten billion Drake songs this decade, lol. If I can get all this done automatically, I'll have more than just an artists list :)

I haven't calculated GLY yet, but I suspect its around the top 20. The multipliers used in Daniel Collins formula are incorrect, so I doubt it's 12 at this time. It miiiiight finish top 10, but it all depends on what it does after the Superbowl and if my theory about the current multiplier being lower is correct. 


(Also, top 5 should be pretty much locked at this point, so thats good news for you.)

[korbel16]

Jan 29, 2019 12:36:53 GMT -5 tanooki said:

. Uptown Funk
Est. Points: 1,457,956

2. Party Rock Anthem
Est. Points: 1,435,904

3. Shape of You
Est. Points: 1,385,854

4. Closer
Est. Points: 1,373,992

5. We Found Love
Est. Points: 1,247,996

6. Somebody That I Used to Know
Est. Points: 1,216,655

7. Despacito
Est. Points: 1,216,284

8. Rolling in the Deep
Est. Points: 1,212,507

9. Call Me Maybe
Est. Points: 1,146,616

10. Blurred Lines
Est. Points: 1,136,592

wow closer really had a well deserved chart run/points. Chainsmokers are not my favorite.. but that song was really damn good at it’s peak before it was outplayed and such

[rockgolf]

Jan 19, 2019 21:24:36 GMT -5 kingvavis said:

It would also be interesting to see a list of the years from fastest moving to slowest moving. Overall, it's good to see this thread being updated. Great work!

Took a while but I finally figured out what you were asking for, and that's my fault not yours.

The scale is based on taking my inverse-position points count for the top ten songs each year and comparing it to the average across all years, which is 46516.24. (The number you'll get if you multiply the Top 10 points by the Multiplier.

The years and multiplier have both been color-scaled, so the old years are in pink, latest in sky blue (so anomalies in that column should stick out). The file is sorted by ascending Top 10 points.

Oddly enough, there's no year where the top ten is within 10% of the overall average. There's a jump from a factor of 1.110 to a factor of 0.909!

[kingvavis]

Thank you for putting the time and effort for a request I made.

[tanooki]

Here is the top 50 updated to February 9, 2019


1. Uptown Funk - 1,457,956
2. Party Rock Anthem - 1,435,904
3. Shape of You - 1,385,854
4. Closer - 1,373,992
5. We Found Love - 1,247,996
6. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,216,655
7. Despacito - 1,216,284
8. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507
9. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616
10. Girls Like You - 1,143,120
11. God's Plan - 1,137,646
12. Blurred Lines - 1,136,592
13. Perfect - 1,135,134
14. All About that Bass - 1,103,822
15. Royals - 1,093,592
16. Moves Like Jagger - 1,087,735
17. Happy - 1,076,919
18. Just the Way You Are - 1,075,894
19. Rockstar - 1,057,417
--ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 1,043,397--
20. See You Again - 1,041,567
21. Dark Horse - 1,036,387
22. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543
23. One More Night - 1,023,341
24. We Are Young - 1,020,543
25. Tik Tok - 1,019,922
26. That's What I Like - 1,017,908
27. The Hills - 993,8256
28. All of Me - 992,466
29. Shake It Off - 991,518
30. One Dance - 991,483
31. Radioactive - 991,244
32. Sexy and I Know It - 989,474
33. Someone Like You - 989,122
34. Counting Stars - 975,478
35. E.T. - 966,658
36. Trap Queen - 942,700
37. Love Yourself - 940,784
38. Firework - 931,919
39. Give Me Everything - 917,222
40. Need You Now- 915,766
41. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640
42. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486
43. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337
44. Sorry - 900,359
45. California Gurls - 894,689
46. Dynamite - 890,753
47. Hey, Soul Sister - 877,665
48. Hello - 871,047
49. Work - 867,280
50. Grenade - 862,572

[tanooki]

I should have the top ~125 in the next couple of weeks, so I probably won't finish until the Feb 16. or Feb 23 chart, so until the list (up until Feb. 2) is complete, I'm not gonna update songs currently on the chart.

[rockgolf]

Using my inverse-position & adjusted for chart year formula, here's my top 50 of the decade.

1  | Shape of You | Ed Sheeran
2  | Uptown Funk! | Mark Ronson
3  | Closer | The Chainsmokers
4  | Party Rock Anthem | LMFAO
5  | Despacito | Luis Fonsi
6  | Radioactive | Imagine Dragons
7  | Somebody That I Used To Know | Gotye
8  | Rolling In The Deep | Adele
9  | Perfect | Ed Sheeran
10 | Blurred Lines | Robin Thicke
11 | Call Me Maybe | Carly Rae Jepsen
12 | Thrift Shop | Macklemore
13 | Royals | Lorde
14 | That's What I Like | Bruno Mars
15 | We Found Love | Rihanna
16 | See You Again | Wiz Khalifa
17 | All About That Bass | Meghan Trainor
18 | Dark Horse | Katy Perry
19 | God's Plan | Drake
20 | Happy | Pharrell Williams
21 | Rockstar | Post Malone
22 | Girls Like You | Maroon 5
23 | Counting Stars | OneRepublic
24 | All Of Me | John Legend
25 | Shake It Off | Taylor Swift
26 | Thinking Out Loud | Ed Sheeran
27 | The Hills | The Weeknd
28 | Moves Like Jagger | Maroon 5
29 | One More Night | Maroon 5
30 | One Dance | Drake
31 | Trap Queen | Fetty Wap
32 | We Are Young | Fun.
33 | Love Yourself | Justin Bieber
34 | Can't Stop the Feeling | Justin Timberlake
35 | Sorry | Justin Bieber
36 | Wake Me Up! | Avicii
37 | Give Me Everything | Pitbull
38 | Sexy And I Know It | LMFAO
39 | Havana | Camila Cabello
40 | Ho Hey | The Lumineers
41 | Locked Out Of Heaven | Bruno Mars
42 | I Like It | Cardi B
43 | Some Nights | Fun.
44 | Don't Let Me Down | The Chainsmokers
45 | Cheap Thrills | Sia
46 | Meant To Be | Bebe Rexha
47 | Stay With Me | Sam Smith
48 | Someone Like You | Adele
49 | Can't Feel My Face | The Weeknd
50 | Work | Rihanna

GLY has lots of room to grow, and I fully expect it will reach the top 10. Particularly since, for now I'm adjusting 2018 on the same basis as 2017, and I think when the real figure is determine all 2018 songs will get adjusted upward.

[kierz7]

Feb 4, 2019 17:22:10 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Using my inverse-position & adjusted for chart year formula, here's my top 50 of the decade.

1  | Shape of You | Ed Sheeran
2  | Uptown Funk! | Mark Ronson
3  | Closer | The Chainsmokers
4  | Party Rock Anthem | LMFAO
5  | Despacito | Luis Fonsi
6  | Radioactive | Imagine Dragons
7  | Somebody That I Used To Know | Gotye
8  | Rolling In The Deep | Adele
9  | Perfect | Ed Sheeran
10 | Blurred Lines | Robin Thicke
11 | Call Me Maybe | Carly Rae Jepsen
12 | Thrift Shop | Macklemore
13 | Royals | Lorde
14 | That's What I Like | Bruno Mars
15 | We Found Love | Rihanna
16 | See You Again | Wiz Khalifa
17 | All About That Bass | Meghan Trainor
18 | Dark Horse | Katy Perry
19 | God's Plan | Drake
20 | Happy | Pharrell Williams
21 | Rockstar | Post Malone
22 | Girls Like You | Maroon 5
23 | Counting Stars | OneRepublic
24 | All Of Me | John Legend
25 | Shake It Off | Taylor Swift
26 | Thinking Out Loud | Ed Sheeran
27 | The Hills | The Weeknd
28 | Moves Like Jagger | Maroon 5
29 | One More Night | Maroon 5
30 | One Dance | Drake
31 | Trap Queen | Fetty Wap
32 | We Are Young | Fun.
33 | Love Yourself | Justin Bieber
34 | Can't Stop the Feeling | Justin Timberlake
35 | Sorry | Justin Bieber
36 | Wake Me Up! | Avicii
37 | Give Me Everything | Pitbull
38 | Sexy And I Know It | LMFAO
39 | Havana | Camila Cabello
40 | Ho Hey | The Lumineers
41 | Locked Out Of Heaven | Bruno Mars
42 | I Like It | Cardi B
43 | Some Nights | Fun.
44 | Don't Let Me Down | The Chainsmokers
45 | Cheap Thrills | Sia
46 | Meant To Be | Bebe Rexha
47 | Stay With Me | Sam Smith
48 | Someone Like You | Adele
49 | Can't Feel My Face | The Weeknd
50 | Work | Rihanna

GLY has lots of room to grow, and I fully expect it will reach the top 10. Particularly since, for now I'm adjusting 2018 on the same basis as 2017, and I think when the real figure is determine all 2018 songs will get adjusted upward.

So this has nothing to do with BB’s formula and what the Decade-End Hot 100 will look like?

I’m confused.

Would you mind posting the most likely BB version seeing as... that’s what we’ll eventually be looking at? Accurate or not.

[tanooki]

Feb 4, 2019 17:38:18 GMT -5 kierz7 said:

Feb 4, 2019 17:22:10 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Using my inverse-position & adjusted for chart year formula, here's my top 50 of the decade.

1  | Shape of You | Ed Sheeran
2  | Uptown Funk! | Mark Ronson
3  | Closer | The Chainsmokers
4  | Party Rock Anthem | LMFAO
5  | Despacito | Luis Fonsi
6  | Radioactive | Imagine Dragons
7  | Somebody That I Used To Know | Gotye
8  | Rolling In The Deep | Adele
9  | Perfect | Ed Sheeran
10 | Blurred Lines | Robin Thicke
11 | Call Me Maybe | Carly Rae Jepsen
12 | Thrift Shop | Macklemore
13 | Royals | Lorde
14 | That's What I Like | Bruno Mars
15 | We Found Love | Rihanna
16 | See You Again | Wiz Khalifa
17 | All About That Bass | Meghan Trainor
18 | Dark Horse | Katy Perry
19 | God's Plan | Drake
20 | Happy | Pharrell Williams
21 | Rockstar | Post Malone
22 | Girls Like You | Maroon 5
23 | Counting Stars | OneRepublic
24 | All Of Me | John Legend
25 | Shake It Off | Taylor Swift
26 | Thinking Out Loud | Ed Sheeran
27 | The Hills | The Weeknd
28 | Moves Like Jagger | Maroon 5
29 | One More Night | Maroon 5
30 | One Dance | Drake
31 | Trap Queen | Fetty Wap
32 | We Are Young | Fun.
33 | Love Yourself | Justin Bieber
34 | Can't Stop the Feeling | Justin Timberlake
35 | Sorry | Justin Bieber
36 | Wake Me Up! | Avicii
37 | Give Me Everything | Pitbull
38 | Sexy And I Know It | LMFAO
39 | Havana | Camila Cabello
40 | Ho Hey | The Lumineers
41 | Locked Out Of Heaven | Bruno Mars
42 | I Like It | Cardi B
43 | Some Nights | Fun.
44 | Don't Let Me Down | The Chainsmokers
45 | Cheap Thrills | Sia
46 | Meant To Be | Bebe Rexha
47 | Stay With Me | Sam Smith
48 | Someone Like You | Adele
49 | Can't Feel My Face | The Weeknd
50 | Work | Rihanna

GLY has lots of room to grow, and I fully expect it will reach the top 10. Particularly since, for now I'm adjusting 2018 on the same basis as 2017, and I think when the real figure is determine all 2018 songs will get adjusted upward.

So this has nothing to do with BB’s formula and what the Decade-End Hot 100 will look like?

I’m confused.

Would you mind posting the most likely BB version seeing as... that’s what we’ll eventually be looking at? Accurate or not.

Rockgolf has a system separate from Billboard's system, so it'll be different from how Billboard does it. If you wanna see Billboard's system, I posted the top 25 and will have the whole 100 plus some in a week or so. I post more updates on the pulse discord if you're interested.

[brady47]

Wow - crazy how Maroon 5 have their biggest hit ~15 years into their career with "Girls Like You".

Talk about longevity.

[Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ]

Feb 4, 2019 19:46:08 GMT -5 brady47 said:

Wow - crazy how Maroon 5 have their biggest hit ~15 years into their career with "Girls Like You".

Talk about longevity.

Yeah...but Cher had her biggest hit 35 years into her career, so Maroon don't impress me much.

[Deleted]

Feb 4, 2019 16:38:56 GMT -5 tanooki said:

I should have the top ~125 in the next couple of weeks, so I probably won't finish until the Feb 16. or Feb 23 chart, so until the list (up until Feb. 2) is complete, I'm not gonna update songs currently on the chart.

Any chance you're gonna do the top 200 or is that too much work for you? Reason I'm asking this is because I own a Spotify playlist with the projected top 200 instead of 100.

[brady47]

Feb 4, 2019 20:02:06 GMT -5 Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ said:

Feb 4, 2019 19:46:08 GMT -5 brady47 said:

Wow - crazy how Maroon 5 have their biggest hit ~15 years into their career with "Girls Like You".

Talk about longevity.

Yeah...but Cher had her biggest hit 35 years into her career, so Maroon don't impress me much.

Cher definitely had the biggest comeback in my eyes. You could argue Madonna's "Hung Up" (but she still had recent big hits), but Cher's was on a whole other level.

[tanooki]

Feb 4, 2019 20:02:36 GMT -5 trilogy said:

Feb 4, 2019 16:38:56 GMT -5 tanooki said:

I should have the top ~125 in the next couple of weeks, so I probably won't finish until the Feb 16. or Feb 23 chart, so until the list (up until Feb. 2) is complete, I'm not gonna update songs currently on the chart.

Any chance you're gonna do the top 200 or is that too much work for you? Reason I'm asking this is because I own a Spotify playlist with the projected top 200 instead of 100.

I could. I could probably figure out the top 200 by the end of the decade and then adjust the list once the decade end comes out

[tanooki]

Songs that haven't been fully tracked since the 60th Anniversary came out:

10. *Girls Like You - 1,143,120
11. God's Plan - 1,137,645.6
62. Lucid Dreams - 809,640

I Like It - 803,698
Sicko Mode - 801,493
Psycho - 757,813
Nice For What - 743,109
Meant to Be - 742,270

Better Now - 708,441

--2000's CUTOFF: 704,203-
In My Feelings - 687,844


I should have the full list out by tomorrow. The 2010s are waaaay stronger than the 2000s points-wise, so it's kinda hard to compare and I think that the 2000s cutoff won't work well as a 2010s cutoff but we'll see. I'm about 59% done with the list.

[brady47]

Damn, "Blurred Lines" seems really undervalued with Billboard's formula.

A 7 million+ digital hit and airplay monster (biggest AI peak in Billboard history), and it's #12 on the decade chart lol.

[fhas]

Feb 6, 2019 17:16:14 GMT -5 brady47 said:

Damn, "Blurred Lines" seems really undervalued with Billboard's formula.

A 7 million+ digital hit and airplay monster (biggest AI peak in Billboard history), and it's #12 on the decade chart lol.

Blurred Lines doubled the points of the #2 song during its 9th and 10th week at #1. I Will Always Love You is the only other song to double the #2 in points after more than 8 weeks at the top.

[tanooki]

Cool, I found the top 100. Will continue to update this as needed. Songs in bold are still charting. This is updated to the current week, Feb. 9, 2019.

Edit: Blurred Lines and Moves Like Jagger were off, but the points are fixed now.

1. Uptown Funk - 1,457,956
2. Party Rock Anthem - 1,435,904
3. Shape of You - 1,415,089
4. Closer - 1,373,992
5. We Found Love - 1,247,996
6. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,216,655
7. Despacito - 1,216,284
8. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507
9. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616
10. Girls Like You - 1,143,120

11. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861
12. God's Plan - 1,137,646
13. Perfect - 1,135,134
14. All About that Bass - 1,103,822
15. Royals - 1,093,592
16. Moves Like Jagger - 1,081,208
17. Happy - 1,076,919
18. Just the Way You Are - 1,075,894
19. Rockstar - 1,057,417
--ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 1,049,425--
20. See You Again - 1,041,567

21. Dark Horse - 1,036,387
22. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543
23. One More Night - 1,023,341
24. We Are Young - 1,020,543
25. Tik Tok - 1,019,922
26. That's What I Like - 1,017,908
27. The Hills - 993,826
28. All of Me - 992,466
29. Shake It Off - 991,518
30. One Dance - 991,483

31. Radioactive - 991,244
32. Sexy and I Know It - 989,474
33. Someone Like You - 989,122
34. Counting Stars - 975,478
35. E.T. - 966,658
36. Trap Queen - 942,700
37. Love Yourself - 940,784
38. Firework - 931,919
39. Give Me Everything - 917,222
40. Need You Now- 915,766

41. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640
42. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486
43. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337
44. Sorry - 900,359
45. California Gurls - 894,689
46. Dynamite - 890,753
47. Hey, Soul Sister - 877,665
48. Hello - 871,047
49. Work - 867,280
50. Grenade - 862,572

51. Wake Me Up! - 852,615
52. Don't Let Me Down - 846,664
53. Havana - 845,242
54. OMG - 843,592
55. Fancy - 835,405
56. Can't Feel My Face - 834,121
57. Blank Space - 820,400
58. Cheap Thrills - 816,886
59. Some Nights - 815,764
60. Stay With Me - 812,399

61. Can't Hold Us - 810,878
62. Lucid Dreams - 809,640
63. I Like It - 803,698
64. Sicko Mode - 801,493
65. Roar - 778,760
66. Rude - 777,453
67. Sugar - 775,034
68. Payphone - 771,094
69. Airplanes - 765,592
70. Psycho - 757,813

71. Bodak Yellow - 757,674
72. Watch Me - 756,700
73. Can't Stop the Feeling - 756,021
74. Cheerleader - 755,617
75. Bad Romance - 755,119
76. Stronger - 754,780
77. What Do You Mean - 752,350
78. Nice For What - 743,109
79. Meant to Be - 742,270
80. Take Me to Church 738,382

81. Hotline Bling - 736,887
82. Heathens - 736,237
83. Starships - 735,547
84. Super Bass - 729,343
85. f**k You - 729,026
86. Panda - 722,973
87. Break Your Heart - 720,669
88. Wrecking Ball - 719,853
89. Ho Hey - 718,608
90. Teenage Dream - 716,733

91. Set Fire to the Rain - 716,308
92. Starboy - 714,190
93. Good Feeling - 710,506
94. Better Now - 708,441
--2000's CUTOFF: 704,907--
95. Timber - 704,225
96. Just Give Me a Reason - 701,596
97. DJ Got Us Falling In Love - 689,975
98. In My Feelings - 687,844
99. Rude Boy - 680,008
100. Nothin' On You - 675,119

Other tracks:
thank u, next - 554,955
Happier - 534,647
Without Me - 513,730
Sunflower - 338,837
7 rings - 104,000

[Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ]

Starships is higher than Super Bass? I LOVE #90-#97, hope they can make it. Also, such a shame for Thunder and Believer, still big on the recurrent chart.

[tanooki]

Feb 7, 2019 10:41:45 GMT -5 Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ said:

Starships is higher than Super Bass? I LOVE #90-#97, hope they can make it. Also, such a shame for Thunder and Believer, still big on the recurrent chart.

Surprisingly, yeah. I believe Starships is the, if not one of the, strongest #5 of all time

[tanooki]

Here is an update to the All-Time list. I used georgetherunner316's list and the offical GOAT list (updated to 7/28/18) as a guide. I managed to clean up any inaccurate points so everything lines up perfectly. 


1. The Twist - 1,962,541 (=)
2. Smooth - 1,614,708 (=)
3. Mack the Knife - 1,530,671 (=)
4. Uptown Funk - 1,457,956 (=)
5. How Do I Live - 1,449,811 (=)
6. Party Rock Anthem - 1,435,904 (=)
7. I Gotta Feeling - 1,435,633 (=)
8. Macarena - 1,433,431 (=)
9. Shape of You - 1,415,089 (=)
10. Physical - 1,413,996 (=)

11. You Light Up My Life - 1,393,600 (=)
12. Hey Jude - 1,389,599 (=) 
13. Closer - 1,373,992 (=)
14. We Belong Together - 1,366,784 (=)
15. Un-break My Heart - 1,355,792 (=)
16. Yeah! - 1,353,986 (=)
17. Bette Davis Eyes - 1,327,375 (=)
18. Endless Love - 1,302,369 (=)
19. Tonight’s The Night (Gonna Be Alright) - 1,301,286 (=)
20. Foolish Games/You Were Meant For Me - 1,295,197 (=)

21. (Everything I Do) I’ll Do It For You - 1,277,683 (=)
22. I’ll Make Love to You - 1,264,142 (=)
23. The Theme From a Summer Place - 1,257,637 (=)
24. Le Freak - 1,257,573 (=)
25. How Deep Is Your Love - 1,252,229 (=)
26. Eye of the Tiger - 1,250,669 (=)
27. We Found Love - 1,247,996 (=)
28. Low - 1,244,259 (=)
29. I Just Want to Be Your Everything - 1,238,120 (=)
30. Too Close - 1,234,314 (=)

31. Every Breath You Take - 1,230,886 (=)
32. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,216,655 (=)
33. Despacito - 1,216,284 (=)
34. Flashdance…What a Feeling - 1,213,796 (=)
35. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507 (=)
36. Tossin’ and Turnin’ - 1,210,086 (=)
37. The Battle of New Orleans - 1,208,477 (=)
38. One Sweet Day - 1,195,856 (=)
39. Truly Madly Deeply - 1,184,661 (=)
40. Silly Love Songs - 1,184,300 (=)

41. Let’s Get It On - 1,183,000 (=)
42. Night Fever - 1,176,124 (=)
43. Another One Bites the Dust - 1,173,536 (=)
44. Say Say Say - 1,162,408 (=)
45. How You Remind Me - 1,161,911 (=)
46. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree - 1,156,509 (=)
47. It’s All In The Game - 1,150,759 (=)
48. I Want to Hold Your Hand - 1,147,727 (=)
49. Shadow Dancing - 1,146,781 (=)
50. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616 (=)

51. Girls Like You - 1,143,120 (NEW)
52. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861 (-1)
53. Candle In The Wind 1997/Something About The Way You Look Tonight - 1,142,411 (-1)
54. No One - 1,141,328 (-1)
55. I Will Always Love You - 1,140,317 (-1)
56. End of the Road - 1,138,042 (-1)
57. God’s Plan - 1,137,646 (NEW)
58. Perfect - 1,135,134 (+33)
59. Boom Boom Pow - 1,125,078 (-3)
60. Call Me - 1,123,847 (-3)

61. Let Me Love You - 1,121,676 (-3)
62. Stayin’ Alive - 1,117,318 (-3)
63. Lady - 1,115,261 (-3)
64. Tik Tok - 1,112,981 (-3)
65. I’m a Believer - 1,112,489 (-3)
66. Gold Digger - 1,112,179 (-3)
67. Apologize - 1,110,944 (-3)
68. The Sign - 1,106,733 (-3)
69. Centerfold - 1,105,069 (-3)
70. All About That Bass - 1,103,822 (-3)

71. (Just Like) Starting Over - 1,097,951 (-3)
72. Royals - 1,093,592 (-3)
73. The Boy is Mine - 1,093,156 (-3)
74. Because I Love You (The Postman Song) - 1,092,823 (-3)
75. I Love Rock ‘N Roll - 1,090,140 (-3)
76. Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In - 1,085,945 (-3)
77. Whoomp! (There It Is) - 1,085,208 (-3)
78. Moves Like Jagger - 1,081,208 (-3)
79. Ebony and Ivory - 1,080,988 (-3)
80. Rush Rush - 1,079,491 (-3)

81. That’s What Friends Are For - 1,077,130 (-3)
82. Happy - 1,076,919 (-3)
83. Upside Down - 1,076,516 (-3)
84. Sugar, Sugar - 1,076,326 (-3)
85. Just the Way You Are - 1,075,894 (-3)
86. Dilemma - 1,069,250 (-3)
87. Heard It Through the Grapevine - 1,067,921 (-3)
88. You’re Still the One - 1,066,757 (-3)
89. Billie Jean - 1,061,953 (-3)
90. Hot Stuff - 1,060,049 (-3)

91. Rockstar - 1,057,417 (-3)
92. Gangsta’s Paradise - 1,057,189 (-3)
93. Abracadabra -1,056,397 (-3)
94. You’re So Vain - 1,052,154 (-2)
95. Play That Funky Music - 1,051,686 (-2)
96. Say You, Say Me - 1,051,483 (-2)
97. My Sharona - 1,050,956 (-2)
98. All Night Long (All Night) - 1,050,192 (-2)
99. Nothing Compares 2 U - 1,049,952 (-2)
100. I Swear - 1,049,425 (-2)

[spicymapping]

Am I the only one who kinda wants to see what a decade-end 1k would look like?