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

[brady47]

Rihanna's Biggest Hits - Canadian Hot 100

The biggest surprise here was "Don't Stop the Music"...despite peaking at #2, it's her 2nd biggest hit, it had huge longevity in Canada (24 weeks in the top 10 for a 2008 single was a super rare feat, and 52 weeks overall). Surprisingly, it's her 2nd biggest hit in Canada and her 19th biggest hit in the USA.

Also, "Disturbia", "Don't Stop the Music" and "Only Girl (In the World)" were bigger hits than "Umbrella" here (guess we love our dance music lmao) :O

1. We Found Love - 1248400 (#1x11, 42 weeks)
USA: #1 (1247996)

2. Don't Stop the Music - 1077300 (#2, 52 weeks)
USA: #19 (516,056)

3. Only Girl in the World - 935300 (#1x4, 35 weeks)
USA: #11 (663,543)

4. Love the Way You Lie - 926300 (#1x7, 35 weeks)
USA: #3 (905,484)

5. Disturbia - 877500 (#2x5, 37 weeks)
USA: #6 (785,921)

6. This Is What You Came For - 866160(#1x3, 45 weeks)
USA: #10 (not sure exact points)

7. Umbrella - 812500 (#1x5, 42 weeks)
USA: #4 (812,513)

8. Stay - 770346 (#1x3, 34 weeks)
USA: #13 (614,998)

9. Diamonds - 705600 (#1x4, 26 weeks)
USA: #9 (673,171)

10. Work - 649995(#1x4, 37 weeks)
USA: #5 (811,490)

[brady47]

Lady Gaga's Biggest Hits - Canadian Hot 100

1. Poker Face - 1199780 (#1x9, 52 weeks)

2. Just Dance - 1165900 (#1x5, 46 weeks)

3. Bad Romance - 1011740 (#1x5, 34 weeks)

4. Shallow - 908000(#1x1, still charting) - will likely end up as #4 (the x0.80 multiplier took out a lot of its points)

5. Born This Way - 836200 (#1x7, 29 weeks)


Honourable Mentions:

6. Lovegame - 682,220 (#2, 20 weeks top 10)

[brady47]

I'm thinking of doing a decade end Canadian chart (tbh, probably an all-time one, considering it's only an extra 2 years to include) if I can figure out a quicker way to copy/paste chart runs.

I think there would be interest for it :)

[Lukas]

brady47 I need to tell you something before you continue:

The points system listed on the first page are not that accurate to the decade-end and all-time lists compared to the formula that me, tanooki , and rockgolf are using.

Here's a link to the much more accurate points system:

pulsemusic.proboards.com/thread/161314/2010s-decade-end-charts-updated



Btw, thanks for taking the time to do this. I figured I'd tell you before you had to redo everything lol.

Also, I kinda feel like this should go on a different thread. But it doesn't really matter. Once again, great work.

[brady47]

Jul 28, 2019 23:12:58 GMT -5 Lukas said:

brady47 I need to tell you something before you continue:

The points system listed on the first page are not that accurate to the decade-end and all-time lists compared to the formula that me, tanooki , and rockgolf are using.

Here's a link to the much more accurate points system:

pulsemusic.proboards.com/thread/161314/2010s-decade-end-charts-updated



Btw, thanks for taking the time to do this. I figured I'd tell you before you had to redo everything lol.

Also, I kinda feel like this should go on a different thread. But it doesn't really matter. Once again, great work.

Thank you so much! Didn't take a long time to fix :)

[Lukas]

I'm planning on doing a Radio Songs decade-end list, although I might have to give #1 a little less weight in my formula because let's be real here: When has the ratio of radio points for the #1 vs. the #2 song been even close to 1.5 to 1? Or even 1.3 to 1?

As someone posted a Digital Sales Songs decade-end list about 3 months ago and hasn't updated it yet, I'd figure I'll update it based off of the formula that person was using.

Finally, I do plan on doing "Streaming Songs Artists" for the decade once I come with an algorithm to make calculating artists lists in general as easy as possible (as for the next decade I do plan on doing artists lists across all component charts and maybe even the Hot 100, lol).

If I have enough time at the end of the decade to do a "Radio Songs Artists" decade-end list then yeah I'll definitely do that. If not that's okay as well.

[brady47]

If I do end up doing a decade chart/All-time chart for the Canadian Hot 100, I'll post it somewhere else :)

Just need to find an easy way to copy and paste chart runs (the old format for acharts.us was great for that, but it's harder for chart runs past 2015)

[brady47]

Jul 28, 2019 23:27:41 GMT -5 Lukas said:

I'm planning on doing a Radio Songs decade-end list, although I might have to give #1 a little less weight in my formula because let's be real here: When has the ratio of radio points for the #1 vs. the #2 song been even close to 1.5 to 1? Or even 1.3 to 1?

As someone posted a Digital Sales Songs decade-end list about 3 months ago and hasn't updated it yet, I'd figure I'll update it based off of the formula that person was using.

Finally, I do plan on doing "Streaming Songs Artists" for the decade once I come with an algorithm to make calculating artists lists in general as easy as possible (as for the next decade I do plan on doing artists lists across all component charts and maybe even the Hot 100, lol).

If I have enough time at the end of the decade to do a "Radio Songs Artists" decade-end list then yeah I'll definitely do that. If not that's okay as well.

A radio songs chart would be extremely interesting - however, in the 2000s, they did it by raw points correct?

I feel like Alicia Key's "No One" would've been #1 with a points format (14 weeks at #1, 28 weeks in the top 10) for the 2000s.

[Lukas]

Jul 28, 2019 23:30:14 GMT -5 brady47 said:

Jul 28, 2019 23:27:41 GMT -5 Lukas said:

I'm planning on doing a Radio Songs decade-end list, although I might have to give #1 a little less weight in my formula because let's be real here: When has the ratio of radio points for the #1 vs. the #2 song been even close to 1.5 to 1? Or even 1.3 to 1?

As someone posted a Digital Sales Songs decade-end list about 3 months ago and hasn't updated it yet, I'd figure I'll update it based off of the formula that person was using.

Finally, I do plan on doing "Streaming Songs Artists" for the decade once I come with an algorithm to make calculating artists lists in general as easy as possible (as for the next decade I do plan on doing artists lists across all component charts and maybe even the Hot 100, lol).

If I have enough time at the end of the decade to do a "Radio Songs Artists" decade-end list then yeah I'll definitely do that. If not that's okay as well.

A radio songs chart would be extremely interesting - however, in the 2000s, they did it by raw points correct?

I feel like Alicia Key's "No One" would've been #1 with a points format (14 weeks at #1, 28 weeks in the top 10) for the 2000s.

I don't exactly know whether or not Billboard did raw points for Radio Songs, but I'm almost certain they did an inverse points system. Here's why I think so:

1) They did so for the Hot 100 decade-end list, and they do it for all all-time lists.

2) It would be extremely difficult to assign multipliers when doing raw points, because the raw points inflate over time.


Also, the turnover rate for 2008 in radio was slower compared to other years in the 2000s, so it would make sense that No One isn't at #1, despite its longevity records and even under the inverse points system.

[brady47]

Jul 28, 2019 23:33:53 GMT -5 Lukas said:

Jul 28, 2019 23:30:14 GMT -5 brady47 said:

A radio songs chart would be extremely interesting - however, in the 2000s, they did it by raw points correct?

I feel like Alicia Key's "No One" would've been #1 with a points format (14 weeks at #1, 28 weeks in the top 10) for the 2000s.

I don't exactly know whether or not Billboard did raw points for Radio Songs, but I'm almost certain they did an inverse points system. Here's why I think so:

1) They did so for the Hot 100 decade-end list, and they do it for all all-time lists.

2) It would be extremely difficult to assign multipliers when doing raw points, because the raw points inflate over time.


Also, the turnover rate for 2008 in radio was slower compared to other years in the 2000s, so it would make sense that No One isn't at #1, despite its longevity records and even under the inverse points system.

The reason I think so is because for example, Ciara's "Goodies" and "1,2 Step" were released around the same time, both spent around 39 weeks on radio.

But "1, 2 Step" was #15 on the decade chart despite peaking at #2 for 7 weeks, while "Goodies" was in the 30s if I remember.

It makes sense if it was raw points because it got stuck behind one of the biggest radio hits of the decade "Let Me Love You"

[Lukas]

Jul 28, 2019 23:42:49 GMT -5 brady47 said:

Jul 28, 2019 23:33:53 GMT -5 Lukas said:

I don't exactly know whether or not Billboard did raw points for Radio Songs, but I'm almost certain they did an inverse points system. Here's why I think so:

1) They did so for the Hot 100 decade-end list, and they do it for all all-time lists.

2) It would be extremely difficult to assign multipliers when doing raw points, because the raw points inflate over time.


Also, the turnover rate for 2008 in radio was slower compared to other years in the 2000s, so it would make sense that No One isn't at #1, despite its longevity records and even under the inverse points system.

The reason I think so is because for example, Ciara's "Goodies" and "1,2 Step" were released around the same time, both spent around 39 weeks on radio.

But "1, 2 Step" was #15 on the decade chart despite peaking at #2 for 7 weeks, while "Goodies" was in the 30s if I remember.

It makes sense if it was raw points because it got stuck behind one of the biggest radio hits of the decade "Let Me Love You"

They could definitely be doing raw points as well. I never said they wouldn't be able to do it; it would just be harder to do.

However, keep in mind that, if they are doing an inverse points system, it may not be the same as the one used for the Hot 100. Because it's basically never happened that the ratio of points from #1 to #2 was even close to 1.25 to 1, let alone 1.5 to 1. For that, I'm guessing it's more of like 1.1 to 1 or even 1.05 to 1.

I guess I'll try to figure out what they were doing, as they sometimes do say how the chart is calculated.

[Lukas]

brady47 You are right. They were using raw points for radio songs for the 2000s decade-end list:

claynewsnetwork.com/tag/billboard-decade-end-charts/

[kierz7]

brady47 @lukas

I’ve looked into Billboard’s Pop Songs chart and, for the 2010’s, it looks as if Rihanna may rank at number one - she was #2 last decade (behind P!nk) and Billboard named her the “Biggest Pop Songs Artist of All-Time” In 2017.

1) Most Number Ones:

•Katy Perry & Bruno Mars - 9
•Rihanna, Taylor Swift & Maroon 5 - 8

2) Most Top Tens:

•Rihanna - 18
•Maroon 5 - 17
•Bruno Mars & Taylor Swift - 16
•Katy Perry - 14

3) Most Top 40 Entries/Overall

•Rihanna
•Nicki Minaj

Now, I’m trying to calculate who has the most weeks at number one and it looks like it’s Katy Perry thus far. If any of you could find the information it’d be much appreciated.

[kierz7]

Jul 28, 2019 23:27:41 GMT -5 Lukas said:

I'm planning on doing a Radio Songs decade-end list, although I might have to give #1 a little less weight in my formula because let's be real here: When has the ratio of radio points for the #1 vs. the #2 song been even close to 1.5 to 1? Or even 1.3 to 1?

As someone posted a Digital Sales Songs decade-end list about 3 months ago and hasn't updated it yet, I'd figure I'll update it based off of the formula that person was using.

Finally, I do plan on doing "Streaming Songs Artists" for the decade once I come with an algorithm to make calculating artists lists in general as easy as possible (as for the next decade I do plan on doing artists lists across all component charts and maybe even the Hot 100, lol).

If I have enough time at the end of the decade to do a "Radio Songs Artists" decade-end list then yeah I'll definitely do that. If not that's okay as well.

With regards to “Radio Songs Artists”, Rihanna ranks at number one. Followed by Bruno Mars/Maroon 5. I also believe Rihanna will also have the “Female Airplay Song” of the Decade with ‘We Found Love’.

As for “Streaming Songs Artists”, do you if Rihanna or Ariana Grande is likely to rank at number one? Drake will obviously be number one with several other rappers in the top ten.

I’m really excited for your lists.

[tanooki]

rockstar - 1,057,417
Sunflower - 1,039,075


soon:)

[thegreatdivine]

Jul 29, 2019 22:59:07 GMT -5 tanooki said:

rockstar - 1,057,417
Sunflower - 1,039,075


soon:)

Wow. Sunflower is gonna end up being Post Malone's biggest record so far. That's wild. Longevity really is everything.

[tanooki]

Decade-End List for August 3, 2019
Week 504/521 (96.7%)

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. Girls Like You - 1,262,170 (=)
6. We Found Love - 1,247,996 (=)
7. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,222,060 (=)
8. Despacito - 1,216,284 (=)
9. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507 (=)
10. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616 (=)

11. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861 (=)
12. Perfect - 1,128,193 (=)
13. All About that Bass - 1,103,822 (=)
14. Royals - 1,093,592 (=)
15. God's Plan - 1,085,646 (=)
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. Without Me - 1,045,602 (+1)

21. SICKO MODE - 1,041,704 (+1)
22. See You Again - 1,041,567 (-2)
23. Sunflower - 1,039,075 (+6)
24. Dark Horse - 1,036,387 (-1)
25. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543 (-1)
26. One More Night - 1,031,591 (-1)
27. We Are Young - 1,029,976 (-1)
28. That's What I Like - 1,027,539 (-1)
29. Tik Tok - 1,019,922 (-1)
30. The Hills - 993,826 (=)

31. All of Me - 992,466 (=)
32. Shake It Off - 991,518 (=)
33. One Dance - 991,483 (=)
34. Radioactive - 991,244 (=)
35. Sexy and I Know It - 989,474 (=)
36. Someone Like You - 989,122 (=)
37. Counting Stars - 975,478 (=)
38. E.T. - 966,658 (=)
39. Trap Queen - 942,700 (=)
40. Love Yourself - 940,784 (=)

41. Firework - 931,919 (=)
42. Happier - 917,657 (+2)
43. Give Me Everything - 917,222 (-1)
44. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640 (-1)
45. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486 (=)
46. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337 (=)
47. Old Town Road - 900,386 (+8)
48. Sorry - 900,359 (-1)
49. California Gurls - 894,689 (-1)
50. Dynamite - 890,753 (-1)

51. Hey, Soul Sister - 877,665 (-1)
52. Hello - 871,047 (-1)
53. Work - 867,280 (-1)
54. Grenade - 862,572 (-1)
55. Wake Me Up! - 852,615 (-1)
56. Don't Let Me Down - 846,664 (=)
57. Havana - 845,242 (=)
58. OMG - 843,592 (=)
59. Lucid Dreams - 837,922 (=)
60. Fancy - 835,405 (=)

61. Can't Feel My Face - 834,121 (=)
62. I Like It - 830,825 (=)
63. Blank Space - 820,400 (=)
64. Cheap Thrills - 816,886 (=)
65. Some Nights - 815,764 (=)
66. Need You Now - 814,738 (=)
67. Stay With Me - 812,399 (=)
68. Can't Hold Us - 810,878 (=)
69. Roar - 778,760 (=)
70. Rude - 777,453 (=)

71. Sugar - 775,034 (=)
72. Payphone - 771,094 (=)
73. Airplanes - 765,592 (=)
74. Better Now - 764,199 (=)
75. Psycho - 757,813 (=)
76. Bodak Yellow - 757,674 (=)
77. Watch Me - 756,700 (=)
78. Can't Stop the Feeling - 756,021 (=)
79. Cheerleader - 755,617 (=)
80. Bad Romance - 755,119 (=)

81. Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - 754,780 (=)
82. What Do You Mean - 752,350 (=)
83. Timber - 746,695 (=)
84. Nice For What - 743,109 (=)
85. 7 rings - 740,965 (+5)
86. Heathens - 739,733 (-1)
87. Hotline Bling - 738,417 (-1)
88. Take Me to Church - 738,382 (-1)
89. Meant to Be - 736,945 (-1)
90. Set Fire to the Rain - 736,880 (-1)

91. Wow. - 730,572 (+5)
92. thank u, next - 730,542 (-1)
93. Super Bass - 729,332 (-1)
94. f**k You - 729,011 (-1)
95. Wrecking Ball - 724,009 (-1)
96. Panda - 723,369 (-1)
97. Break Your Heart - 720,662 (=)
98. Ho Hey - 718,589 (=)
99. Teenage Dream - 716,723 (=)
100. Starboy - 716,244 (=)

Bubbling Under:
130. High Hopes - 619,690 (+2)
134. Sucker - 614,814 (+11)
185. bad guy - 504,775 (+16)
Talk - 435,558
I Don’t Care - 340,310
Truth Hurts - 160,622
Senorita - 157,733
Goodbyes - 86,146


All-Time List:
102. Without Me (+4)
106. SICKO MODE (+1)
108. Sunflower (+17)
221. Happier (+9)
244. Old Town Road (+92)

[thegreatdivine]

Go, Sunflower! ^.^

[thegreatdivine]

This Taylor Swift fan amuses me. She's been tracking the Artist of the Decade race for months now and every time she says Taylor won't win it, Taylor Swift fans attack her .

[kcdawg13]

It'll be interesting to see where Old Town Road lands

Sunflower is close to surpassing Rockstar as Post's biggest hit

[Myth X]

Jul 31, 2019 13:06:09 GMT -5 kcdawg13 said:

It'll be interesting to see where Old Town Road lands

Sunflower is close to surpassing Rockstar as Post's biggest hit

Does anyone have the list of the Billboard 200 albums of the decade so far based on the invert point system?

[𝓲𝓽'𝓼.𝓰𝓿]

Jul 31, 2019 13:06:09 GMT -5 kcdawg13 said:

It'll be interesting to see where Old Town Road lands

Sunflower is close to surpassing Rockstar as Post's biggest hit

I mean, I like both "rockstar" and "Sunflower", but I won't be mad if "Sunflower" passes "rockstar". Post deserves two songs in the GOAT Hot 100, and the more poppy "Sunflower" being the superior song.

[olsen]

I have a question. I would like to know if the Billboard 200 Decade-End is based on sales/SPS or inverse points. And also, are they gonna add TEA+SEA to every album until 2014?

[thegreatdivine]

Aug 2, 2019 22:37:54 GMT -5 olsen said:

I have a question. I would like to know if the Billboard 200 Decade-End is based on sales/SPS or inverse points. And also, are they gonna add TEA+SEA to every album until 2014?

We don't know for sure, but we're operating on the assumption that it'll be based on chart points.

[kanfad]

Aug 2, 2019 13:10:49 GMT -5 Myth X said:

Jul 31, 2019 13:06:09 GMT -5 kcdawg13 said:

It'll be interesting to see where Old Town Road lands

Sunflower is close to surpassing Rockstar as Post's biggest hit

Does anyone have the list of the Billboard 200 albums of the decade so far based on the invert point system?

pulsemusic.proboards.com/thread/181579/naosslife.blogspot.com?page=2

[rockgolf]

My estimated positions of songs on the Hot 100 for the week of Aug 3, 2019 if the Billboard all-time calculations were applied:

Without Me is likely to reach the all-time top 100 next week. Even if Sicko Mode squeaks into the all-time top 100, it will be very likely short-lived as both Sunflower and Old Town Road will likely push it back out again.

This  Last

Week  Week change Title

00102 00106 +0004 Without Me
00105 00107 +0002 Sicko Mode
00108 00125 +0017 Sunflower
00223 00231 +0008 Happier
00245 00336 +0091 Old Town Road
00623 00638 +0015 7 Rings
00675 00698 +0023 Wow.
01180 01198 +0018 High Hopes
01203 01324 +0121 Sucker
01870 02105 +0235 Bad Guy
02377 02660 +0283 Talk
02663 02694 +0031 Shallow
02988 03018 +0030 Middle Child
03178 03244 +0066 Dancing With A Stranger
03226 03463 +0237 I Don't Care
03856 03883 +0027 Going Bad
04126 04176 +0050 Sweet But Psycho
04266 04303 +0037 Better
04323 04439 +0116 Suge
05192 05227 +0035 Me!
05364 06188 +0824 Truth Hurts
05432 13510 +8078 Senorita
05671 06397 +0726 If I Can't Have You
06030 06378 +0348 No Guidance
07362 07588 +0226 Speechless
07716 08028 +0312 God's Country
07919 08466 +0547 Money In The Grave
08193 10271 +2078 Goodbyes
08361 08640 +0279 Whiskey Glasses
08531 08885 +0354 Pop Out
08535 08722 +0187 Con Calma
08540 08763 +0223 Act Up
08669 09295 +0626 You Need To Calm Down
09689 10500 +0811 Hey Look Ma, I Made It

[tanooki]

[king_billboard_100]

Aug 5, 2019 19:13:50 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Delusion.

[tanooki]

Decade-End List for August 10, 2019. 
Week 505/521 (96.9%)

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. Girls Like You - 1,262,170 (=)
6. We Found Love - 1,247,996 (=)
7. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,222,060 (=)
8. Despacito - 1,216,284 (=)
9. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507 (=)
10. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616 (=)

11. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861 (=)
12. Perfect - 1,128,193 (=)
13. All About that Bass - 1,103,822 (=)
14. Royals - 1,093,592 (=)
15. God's Plan - 1,085,646 (=)
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 (=)
20. Without Me - 1,051,958 (=)
--ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 1,049,952--

21. Sunflower - 1,049,128 (+2)
22. SICKO MODE - 1,044,304 (-1)
23. See You Again - 1,041,567 (-1)
24. Dark Horse - 1,036,387 (=)
25. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543 (=)
26. One More Night - 1,031,591 (=)
27. We Are Young - 1,029,976 (=)
28. That's What I Like - 1,027,539 (=)
29. Tik Tok - 1,019,922 (=)
30. The Hills - 993,826 (=)

31. All of Me - 992,466 (=)
32. Shake It Off - 991,518 (=)
33. One Dance - 991,483 (=)
34. Radioactive - 991,244 (=)
35. Sexy and I Know It - 989,474 (=)
36. Someone Like You - 989,122 (=)
37. Counting Stars - 975,478 (=)
38. E.T. - 966,658 (=)
39. Old Town Road - 952,386 (+8)
40. Trap Queen - 942,700 (-1)

41. Love Yourself - 940,784 (-1)
42. Firework - 931,919 (-1)
43. Happier - 923,146 (-1)
44. Give Me Everything - 917,222 (-1)
45. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640 (-1)
46. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486 (-1)
47. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337 (-1)
48. Sorry - 900,359 (=)
49. California Gurls - 894,689 (=)
50. Dynamite - 890,753 (=)

51. Hey, Soul Sister - 877,665 (=)
52. Hello - 871,047 (=)
53. Work - 867,280 (=)
54. Grenade - 862,572 (=)
55. Wake Me Up! - 852,615 (=)
56. Don't Let Me Down - 846,664 (=)
57. Havana - 845,242 (=)
58. OMG - 843,592 (=)
59. Lucid Dreams - 837,922 (=)
60. Fancy - 835,405 (=)

61. Can't Feel My Face - 834,121 (=)
62. I Like It - 830,825 (=)
63. Blank Space - 820,400 (=)
64. Cheap Thrills - 816,886 (=)
65. Some Nights - 815,764 (=)
66. Need You Now - 814,738 (=)
67. Stay With Me - 812,399 (=)
68. Can't Hold Us - 810,878 (=)
69. Roar - 778,760 (=)
70. Rude - 777,453 (=)

71. Sugar - 775,034 (=)
72. Payphone - 771,094 (=)
73. Airplanes - 765,592 (=)
74. Better Now - 764,199 (=)
75. Psycho - 757,813 (=)
76. Bodak Yellow - 757,674 (=)
77. Watch Me - 756,700 (=)
78. Can't Stop the Feeling - 756,021 (=)
79. Cheerleader - 755,617 (=)
80. Bad Romance - 755,119 (=)

81. Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - 754,780 (=)
82. What Do You Mean - 752,350 (=)
83. Timber - 746,695 (=)
84. 7 rings - 745,587 (+1)
85. Nice For What - 743,109 (-1)
86. Heathens - 739,733 (=)
87. Hotline Bling - 738,417 (=)
88. Take Me to Church - 738,382 (=)
89. Wow. - 737,506 (+2)
90. Meant to Be - 736,945 (-1)

91. Set Fire to the Rain - 736,880 (-1)
92. thank u, next - 730,542 (=)
93. Super Bass - 729,332 (=)
94. f**k You - 729,011 (=)
95. Wrecking Ball - 724,009 (=)
96. Panda - 723,369 (=)
97. Break Your Heart - 720,662 (=)
98. Ho Hey - 718,589 (=)
99. Teenage Dream - 716,723 (=)
100. Starboy - 716,244 (=)

Bubbling Under:
122. Sucker - 638,676 (+12)
130. High Hopes - 624,081 (=)
169. bad guy - 539,442 (+16)
205. Talk - 465,025
I Don’t Care - 366,917
Truth Hurts - 191,822
Senorita - 190,666
Goodbyes - 111,366

All-Time List:
95. Without Me (+7)
102. Sunflower (+6)
104. SICKO MODE (+2)
186. Old Town Road (+58)
218. Happier (+3)

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{GOAT top 250}
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. Girls Like You - 1,262,170
24. The Theme From a Summer Place - 1,257,637
25. Le Freak - 1,257,573
26. How Deep Is Your Love - 1,252,229
27. Eye of the Tiger - 1,250,669
28. We Found Love - 1,247,996
29. Low - 1,244,259
30. I Just Want to Be Your Everything - 1,238,120
31. Too Close - 1,234,314
32. Every Breath You Take - 1,230,886
33. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,222,060
34. Despacito - 1,216,284
35. Flashdance…What a Feeling - 1,213,796
36. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507
37. Tossin’ and Turnin’ - 1,210,086
38. The Battle of New Orleans - 1,208,477
39. One Sweet Day - 1,195,856
40. Truly Madly Deeply - 1,184,661
41. Silly Love Songs - 1,184,300
42. Let’s Get It On - 1,183,000
43. Night Fever - 1,176,124
44. Another One Bites the Dust - 1,173,536
45. Say Say Say - 1,162,408
46. How You Remind Me - 1,161,911
47. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree - 1,156,509
48. It’s All In The Game - 1,150,759
49. I Want to Hold Your Hand - 1,147,727
50. Shadow Dancing - 1,146,781
51. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616
52. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861
53. Candle In The Wind 1997/Something About The Way You Look Tonight - 1,142,411
54. No One - 1,141,328
55. I Will Always Love You - 1,140,317
56. End of the Road - 1,138,042
57. Perfect - 1,128,193
58. Boom Boom Pow - 1,125,078
59. Call Me - 1,123,847
60. Let Me Love You - 1,121,676
61. Stayin’ Alive - 1,117,318
62. Lady - 1,115,261
63. Tik Tok - 1,112,981
64. I’m a Believer - 1,112,489
65. Gold Digger - 1,112,179
66. Apologize - 1,110,944
67. The Sign - 1,106,733
68. Centerfold - 1,105,069
69. All About That Bass - 1,103,822
70. (Just Like) Starting Over - 1,097,951
71. Royals - 1,093,592
72. The Boy is Mine - 1,093,156
73. Because I Love You (The Postman Song) - 1,092,823
74. I Love Rock ‘N Roll - 1,090,140
75. Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In - 1,085,945
76. God's Plan - 1,085,646
77. Whoomp! (There It Is) - 1,085,208
78. Moves Like Jagger - 1,081,208
79. Ebony and Ivory - 1,080,988
80. Rush Rush - 1,079,491
81. That’s What Friends Are For - 1,077,130
82. Happy - 1,076,919
83. Upside Down - 1,076,516
84. Sugar, Sugar - 1,076,326
85. Just the Way You Are - 1,075,894
86. Dilemma - 1,069,250
87. Heard It Through the Grapevine - 1,067,921
88. You’re Still the One - 1,066,757
89. Billie Jean - 1,061,953
90. Hot Stuff - 1,060,049
91. Rockstar - 1,057,417
92. Gangsta’s Paradise - 1,057,189
93. Abracadabra -1,056,397
94. You’re So Vain - 1,052,154
95. Without Me - 1,051,958
96. Play That Funky Music - 1,051,686
97. Say You, Say Me - 1,051,483
98. My Sharona - 1,050,956
99. All Night Long (All Night) - 1,050,192
100. Nothing Compares 2 U - 1,049,952
101. I Swear - 1,049,425
102. Sunflower - 1,049,128
103. Family Affair - 1,047,981
104. SICKO MODE - 1,044,304
105. Waiting For A Girl Like You - 1,043,397
106. Are You Lonesome To-Night - 1,042,997
107. Killing Me Softly With His Song - 1,042,413
108. See You Again - 1,041,567
109. Hurts So Good - 1,038,452
110. I’ll Be Missing You - 1,036,425
111. Dark Horse - 1,036,387
112. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head - 1,034,798
113. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543
114. Another Day in Paradise - 1,031,866
115. One More Night - 1,031,591
116. Best of My Love - 1,030,057
117. We Are Young - 1,029,966
118. That’s What I Like - 1,027,539
119. You Make Me Wanna… - 1,025,619
120. Big Girls Don’t Cry - 1,024,643
121. The Way We Were - 1,023,216
122. Another Night - 1,023,090
123. It’s Now Or Never - 1,021,053
124. Do That To Me One More Time - 1,020,546
125. A Fifth of Beethoven - 1,017,599
126. Like a Virgin - 1,014,472
127. Maria Maria - 1,013,674
128. When Doves Cry - 1,011,663
129. I Will Survive - 1,010,165
130. I Can’t Stop Loving You - 1,008,210
131. U Got It Bad - 1,007,787
132. Whatever You Like - 1,007,736
133. Down - 1,006,557
134. Bleeding Love - 1,005,291
135. Joy To The World - 1,004,639
136. Independent Woman, Part I - 1,003,779
137. Foolish - 1,002,369
138. Maneater - 1,000,301
139. My Love - 999,694
140. The Hills - 993,826
141. Nobody Knows - 993,665
142. Alone Again (Naturally) - 993,501
143. All of Me - 992,466
144. Shake It Off - 991,518
145. The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face - 991,502
146. One Dance - 991,483
147. Radioactive - 991,244
148. Sexy & I Know It - 989,474
149. Someone Like You - 989,122
150. Hey Ya! - 986,086
151. Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2) - 984,948
152. Burn - 984,208
153. The Way You Move - 983,421
154. Faith - 981,034
155. Crank Dat (Soulja Boy) - 979,081
156. Because You Loved Me - 978,715
157. In da Club - 978,498
158. Venus - 975,581
159. Counting Stars - 975,478
160. Crazy Little Thing Called Love - 974,991
161. Rhinestone Cowboy - 973,933
162. Breathe - 973,772
163. I’m Sorry - 973,128
164. Irreplaceable - 972,824
165. Total Eclipse of the Heart - 972,159
166. Careless Whisper - 972,159
167. Kiss You All Over - 968,501
168. Hanging By a Moment - 968,356
169. Walk Like an Egyptian - 967,172
170. E.T. - 966,658
171.Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Volare) - 965,715
172. To Know Him, Is To Love Him - 965,331
173. Lose Yourself - 965,069
174. I’ll Be There - 963,964
175. Fallin’ - 963,741
176. Creep - 961,356
177. Love Theme From “A Star Is Born” (Evergreen) - 960,173
178. Love Is Blue (L'Amour Est Bleu) - 959,855
179. Disco Duck (Part I) - 959,409
180. I’m Real - 958,299
181. Goodies - 957,869
182. Hello, Dolly! - 955,572
183. Don’t You Want Me - 955,289
184. Da Ya Think I’m Sexy? - 954,814
185. Waterfalls - 953,869
186. Old Town Road - 952,386
187. Maggie May/Reason to Believe - 950,959
188. Big Girls Don’t Cry - 948,393
189. Hot In Herre - 947,881
190. I Write the Songs - 945,897
191. Jessie’s Girl - 945,622
192. Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - 945,710
193. Boogie Oogie Oogie - 944,982
194. Woman In Love - 943,318
195. Trap Queen - 942,700
196. Run It! - 942,045
197. Philadelphia Freedom - 941,073
198. Love Yourself - 940,784
199. Sugar Shack - 939,552
200. Honky Tonk Women - 938,576
201. Just Dance - 938,159
202. Vogue - 936,488
203. Tom Dooley - 935,658
204. Love Takes Time - 935,374
205. My Boo - 935,314
206. Keep On Truckin’ (Part I) - 934,987
207. Live Your Life - 934,372
208. Sittin’ On (The Dock of the Bay) - 933,602
209. Baby Boy - 932,822
210. Firework - 931,919
211. Lollipop - 931,089
212. Crocodile Rock - 930,611
213. It Must Have Been Love - 928,308
214. Vision of Love - 928,261
215. American Pie (Parts I & II) - 924,842
216. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - 923,977
217. Bad Girls - 923,363
218. Happier - 923,146
219. Hard to Say I’m Sorry - 923,026
220. Big Bad John - 922,612
221. He’ll Have To Go - 921,929
222. Miss You Much - 920,362
223. Give Me Everything - 917,222
224. (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty - 916,324
225. Down Under - 916,324
226. Seasons in the Sun - 915,841
227. We Are the World - 914,197
228. To Sir With Love - 914,160
229. Need You Now - 913,987
230. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640
231. Cathy’s Clown - 913,008
232. Jack & Diane - 912,149
233. Jump - 910,721
234. Hold On - 909,305
235. Bridge Over Troubled Water - 907,977
236. Knock Three Times - 905,837
237. Mr. Blue - 905,825
238. I Wanna Sex You Up - 905,779
239. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486
240. One More Try - 904,834
241. Lonely Boy - 904,401
242. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337
243. On Bended Knee - 903,027
244. Islands in the Stream - 900,858
245. Sorry - 900,359
246. Honey - 898,669
247. Coming Up (Live at Glasgow) - 898,149
248. I’m Sorry - 897,838
249. You’re Making Me High/Let It Flow - 896,672
250. Peppermint Twist - Part I - 895,720