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[tobichartmaster]

Thanks for calculating the Billboard all-time 100 song list. Billboard is charging to view it.

[tanooki]

Decade-End List for October 19, 2019.
Week 515/521 (98.9%)

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. Old Town Road - 1,214,120 (+1)
10. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507 (-1)

11. Sunflower - 1,149,488 (+2)
12. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616 (-1)
13. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861 (-1)
14. Perfect - 1,128,193 (=)
15. All About that Bass - 1,103,822 (=)
16. Royals - 1,093,592 (=)
17. Without Me - 1,093,153 (=)
18. God's Plan - 1,085,646 (=)
19. Moves Like Jagger - 1,081,208 (=)
20. Happy - 1,076,919 (=)

21. Just the Way You Are - 1,075,894 (=)
22. rockstar - 1,057,417 (=)
--ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 1,050,956--
23. SICKO MODE - 1,044,304 (=)
24. See You Again - 1,041,567 (=)
25. Dark Horse - 1,036,387 (=)
26. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543 (=)
27. One More Night - 1,031,591 (=)
28. We Are Young - 1,029,976 (=)
29. That's What I Like - 1,027,539 (=)
30. Tik Tok - 1,019,922 (=)

31. The Hills - 993,826 (=)
32. All of Me - 992,466 (=)
33. Shake It Off - 991,518 (=)
34. One Dance - 991,483 (=)
35. Radioactive - 991,244 (=)
36. Sexy and I Know It - 989,474 (=)
37. Someone Like You - 989,122 (=)
38. Counting Stars - 975,478 (=)
39. E.T. - 966,658 (=)
40. Trap Queen - 942,700 (=)

41. Love Yourself - 940,784 (=)
42. Happier - 933,083 (=)
43. Firework - 931,919 (=)
44. Give Me Everything - 917,222 (=)
45. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640 (=)
46. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486 (=)
47. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337 (=)
48. Sorry - 900,359 (=)
49. California Gurls - 894,689 (=)
50. Dynamite - 890,753 (=)

51. Hey, Soul Sister - 877,665 (=)
52. Hello - 871,047 (=)
53. bad guy - 867,533 (+5)
54. Work - 867,280 (-1)
55. Grenade - 862,572 (-1)
56. Wake Me Up! - 852,615 (-1)
57. Don't Let Me Down - 846,664 (-1)
58. Havana - 845,242 (-1)
59. OMG - 843,592 (=)
60. Lucid Dreams - 837,922 (=)

61. Fancy - 835,405 (=)
62. Can't Feel My Face - 834,121 (=)
63. I Like It - 830,825 (=)
64. Blank Space - 820,400 (=)
65. Cheap Thrills - 816,886 (=)
66. Some Nights - 815,764 (=)
67. Need You Now - 814,738 (=)
68. Stay With Me - 812,399 (=)
69. Can't Hold Us - 810,878 (=)
70. Wow. - 788,436 (=)

71. Roar - 778,760 (=)
72. Rude - 777,453 (=)
73. Sugar - 775,034 (=)
74. Payphone - 771,094 (=)
75. Airplanes - 765,592 (=)
76. 7 rings - 765,491 (=)
77. Better Now - 764,199 (=)
78. Psycho - 757,813 (=)
79. Bodak Yellow - 757,674 (=)
80. Watch Me - 756,700 (=)

81. Can't Stop the Feeling - 756,021 (=)
82. Cheerleader - 755,617 (=)
83. Bad Romance - 755,119 (=)
84. Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - 754,780 (=)
85. What Do You Mean - 752,350 (=)
86. Timber - 746,695 (=)
87. Nice For What - 743,109 (=)
88. Heathens - 739,733 (=)
89. Hotline Bling - 738,417 (=)
90. Take Me to Church - 738,382 (=)

91. Meant to Be - 736,945 (=)
92. Set Fire to the Rain - 736,880 (=)
93. thank u, next - 730,542 (=)
94. Super Bass - 729,332 (=)
95. f**k You - 729,011 (=)
96. Sucker - 726,209 (+3)
97. Wrecking Ball - 724,009 (-1)
98. Panda - 723,369 (-1)
99. Break Your Heart - 720,662 (-1)
100. Ho Hey - 718,589 (=)

Bubbling Under:
124. Talk - 647,774 (=)
129 Truth Hurts - 633,822 (+16)
166. Senorita - 551,198 (+18)
169. I Don’t Care - 544,729 (+4)
244. No Guidance - 412,446 (+17)
247. Dancing With a Stranger - 409,596 (+2)
299. Ran$om - 332,316 (+27)
301. Goodbyes - 330,778 (+8)
Someone You Loved - 234,895
You Need to Calm Down -180,844
Panini - 168,681
Circles - 161,518
HIGHEST IN THE ROOM - 52,000
10,000 Hours - 31,200


All-Time List:
35. Old Town Road (+4)
50. Sunflower (+5)

[sirskimask]

Truth Hurts will be cutting it close to make the decade end list but it should do it. Outside of that no other songs have a chance at this point.

Thoughts on bad guy's chances at making the all time list? At the rate it's going I think it's probably gonna get there

[Lukas]

Oct 15, 2019 14:10:50 GMT -5 sirskimask said:

Truth Hurts will be cutting it close to make the decade end list but it should do it. Outside of that no other songs have a chance at this point.

Thoughts on bad guy's chances at making the all time list? At the rate it's going I think it's probably gonna get there

At this point Truth Hurts is a guarantee to make the list, not just the top 100, but the top 80.

Bad Guy probably won't make the all time list unfortunately, since it's close to leaving the top 10 and it still has, relatively, a long way to go in terms of how many points #11-#50 give.

[Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ]

Oct 15, 2019 14:20:05 GMT -5 Lukas said:

Oct 15, 2019 14:10:50 GMT -5 sirskimask said:

Truth Hurts will be cutting it close to make the decade end list but it should do it. Outside of that no other songs have a chance at this point.

Thoughts on bad guy's chances at making the all time list? At the rate it's going I think it's probably gonna get there

At this point Truth Hurts is a guarantee to make the list, not just the top 100, but the top 80.

Bad Guy probably won't make the all time list unfortunately, since it's close to leaving the top 10 and it still has, relatively, a long way to go in terms of how many points #11-#50 give.

What about Senorita? I think it's possible if it spends like 3 weeks in the top 4 and other 3 weeks in the top 10.

[Lukas]

Oct 15, 2019 20:23:30 GMT -5 Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ said:

Oct 15, 2019 14:20:05 GMT -5 Lukas said:

At this point Truth Hurts is a guarantee to make the list, not just the top 100, but the top 80.

Bad Guy probably won't make the all time list unfortunately, since it's close to leaving the top 10 and it still has, relatively, a long way to go in terms of how many points #11-#50 give.

What about Senorita? I think it's possible if it spends like 3 weeks in the top 4 and other 3 weeks in the top 10.

It has 170K more to go to make the top 100, which is about 30K per week. So you're right, it has a chance to make it but only if it falls slowly.

[lukulele]

Oct 12, 2019 17:07:40 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Oct 12, 2019 16:53:26 GMT -5 lukulele said:

Yeah where's Bad and Boujee, HUMBLE, and In My Feelings do any of them have a chance

109. In My Feelings - 687,844
127. Bad and Boujee - 634,508
146. HUMBLE. - 597,817

RIP... What would be the top 6 migos songs by points

[tanooki]

Oct 16, 2019 21:51:56 GMT -5 lukulele said:

Oct 12, 2019 17:07:40 GMT -5 tanooki said:

109. In My Feelings - 687,844
127. Bad and Boujee - 634,508
146. HUMBLE. - 597,817

RIP... What would be the top 6 migos songs by points

1. Bad and Boujee - 634,508
2. Motorsport - 276,260
3. Stiry Fry - 180,756
4. I Get the Bag - 168,382
5. Walk It Talk It - 157,724
6. T-Shirt - 113,355

[lukulele]

Oct 16, 2019 22:12:52 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Oct 16, 2019 21:51:56 GMT -5 lukulele said:

RIP... What would be the top 6 migos songs by points

1. Bad and Boujee - 634,508
2. Motorsport - 276,260
3. Stiry Fry - 180,756
4. I Get the Bag - 168,382
5. Walk It Talk It - 157,724
6. T-Shirt - 113,355

How's Stir Fry got more points than Walk it Talk It they both lived out their full chart run in 2018 and WITI finished 5 positions higher than SF

[tanooki]

Oct 16, 2019 22:40:49 GMT -5 lukulele said:

Oct 16, 2019 22:12:52 GMT -5 tanooki said:

1. Bad and Boujee - 634,508
2. Motorsport - 276,260
3. Stiry Fry - 180,756
4. I Get the Bag - 168,382
5. Walk It Talk It - 157,724
6. T-Shirt - 113,355

How's Stir Fry got more points than Walk it Talk It they both lived out their full chart run in 2018 and WITI finished 5 positions higher than SF

My system uses an inverse system, not a real points system. Decade end and all time charts are different than year end charts.

[Deleted]

Oct 16, 2019 22:42:37 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Oct 16, 2019 22:40:49 GMT -5 lukulele said:

How's Stir Fry got more points than Walk it Talk It they both lived out their full chart run in 2018 and WITI finished 5 positions higher than SF

My system uses an inverse system, not a real points system. Decade end and all time charts are different than year end charts.

do you know where high hopes gonna end up at

[Lukas]

Oct 16, 2019 22:56:59 GMT -5 @drakeisskinny said:

Oct 16, 2019 22:42:37 GMT -5 tanooki said:

My system uses an inverse system, not a real points system. Decade end and all time charts are different than year end charts.

do you know where high hopes gonna end up at

It's around 130

[rockgolf]

After a couple of weeks of absolutely no demand whatsoever, I'm posting where songs on this week's songs (October 19, 2019) would appear if Billboard updated their all-time Top 600 list and expanded to a Top 10000. (The usual Last Week value is actually from 3 weeks ago.)

This  -3

Week  Weeks Chnge Title
00039 00047 +0008 Old Town Road
00055 00060 +0005 Sunflower
00342 00469 +0127 Bad Guy
00484 00509 +0025 Wow.
00720 00814 +0094 Sucker
01082 01181 +0099 Talk
01284 01934 +0650 Truth Hurts
01670 01818 +0148 I Don't Care
01782 02266 +0484 Senorita
02582 03108 +0526 No Guidance
02694 02778 +0084 Dancing With A Stranger
03388 03841 +0453 Goodbyes
03520 04114 +0594 Ran$om
03570 03695 +0125 Suge
04083 04162 +0079 If I Can't Have You
04574 05930 +1356 Someone You Loved
05063 05379 +0316 Money In The Grave
05078 05293 +0215 You Need To Calm Down
05733 07836 +2103 Panini
07193 07598 +0405 The Git Up
07469 07761 +0292 The London
07741 08769 +1028 Beautiful People
08815 09692 +0877 Boyfriend

Without You, which dropped off the charts in the interim, ended up topped out at #0075.

[campbellssoup]

What song is currently in the #500 spot for the decade? I'm curious to know what songs would be right on the cut off since for the 1980's countdown from earlier in the year the songs around #500 all peaked around 4-5.

[jodakyellow]

Oct 18, 2019 6:27:15 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

After a couple of weeks of absolutely no demand whatsoever, I'm posting where songs on this week's songs (October 19, 2019) would appear if Billboard updated their all-time Top 600 list and expanded to a Top 10000. 

I should probably tell you that I look forward to this every week ❤️❤️❤️

[spoons]

Anyone know where Mirrors by Justin Timberlake is gonna end up?

[Lukas]

Oct 20, 2019 15:10:46 GMT -5 spoons said:

Anyone know where Mirrors by Justin Timberlake is gonna end up?

Mirrors is currently at around 115.

[rockgolf]

Oct 18, 2019 16:27:49 GMT -5 campbellssoup said:

What song is currently in the #500 spot for the decade? I'm curious to know what songs would be right on the cut off since for the 1980's countdown from earlier in the year the songs around #500 all peaked around 4-5.

At present, #500 is A$$ Back Home by Gym Class Heroes, and most songs around that position peaked outside the top ten.

[Lukas]

Keep in mind that the 80's and 10's charts are very different from each other.

In the 80's, many songs could peak in the top five and stay there for some time due to the insanely fast turnover rate in that period.

In the 10's, however, the top few slots are being held up by the same few songs for a longer time period. This means that, with the exception of album bombs, most moderate hit songs (those that could make around #30-#40 on YE) don't usually peak in the top ten anymore.

[tanooki]

Decade-End List for October 26, 2019.
Week 516/521 (99%)

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. Old Town Road - 1,222,383 (+2)
8. Somebody That I Used to Know - 1,222,060 (-1)
9. Despacito - 1,216,284 (-1)
10. Rolling in the Deep - 1,212,507 (=)

11. Sunflower - 1,156,711 (=)
12. Call Me Maybe - 1,146,616 (=)
13. Blurred Lines - 1,142,861 (=)
14. Perfect - 1,128,193 (=)
15. All About that Bass - 1,103,822 (=)
16. Royals - 1,093,592 (=)
17. Without Me - 1,093,153 (=)
18. God's Plan - 1,085,646 (=)
19. Moves Like Jagger - 1,081,208 (=)
20. Happy - 1,076,919 (=)

21. Just the Way You Are - 1,075,894 (=)
22. rockstar - 1,057,417 (=)
--ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 1,050,956--
23. SICKO MODE - 1,044,304 (=)
24. See You Again - 1,041,567 (=)
25. Dark Horse - 1,036,387 (=)
26. Thrift Shop - 1,032,543 (=)
27. One More Night - 1,031,591 (=)
28. We Are Young - 1,029,976 (=)
29. That's What I Like - 1,027,539 (=)
30. Tik Tok - 1,019,922 (=)

31. The Hills - 993,826 (=)
32. All of Me - 992,466 (=)
33. Shake It Off - 991,518 (=)
34. One Dance - 991,483 (=)
35. Radioactive - 991,244 (=)
36. Sexy and I Know It - 989,474 (=)
37. Someone Like You - 989,122 (=)
38. Counting Stars - 975,478 (=)
39. E.T. - 966,658 (=)
40. Trap Queen - 942,700 (=)

41. Love Yourself - 940,784 (=)
42. Happier - 933,083 (=)
43. Firework - 931,919 (=)
44. Give Me Everything - 917,222 (=)
45. Locked Out of Heaven - 913,640 (=)
46. Love the Way You Lie - 905,486 (=)
47. Thinking Out Loud - 904,337 (=)
48. Sorry - 900,359 (=)
49. California Gurls - 894,689 (=)
50. bad guy - 892,753 (+3)

51. Dynamite - 890,753 (-1)
52. Hey, Soul Sister - 877,665 (-1)
53. Hello - 871,047 (-1)
54. Work - 867,280 (=)
55. Grenade - 862,572 (=)
56. Wake Me Up! - 852,615 (=)
57. Don't Let Me Down - 846,664 (=)
58. Havana - 845,242 (=)
59. OMG - 843,592 (=)
60. Lucid Dreams - 837,922 (=)

61. Fancy - 835,405 (=)
62. Can't Feel My Face - 834,121 (=)
63. I Like It - 830,825 (=)
64. Blank Space - 820,400 (=)
65. Cheap Thrills - 816,886 (=)
66. Some Nights - 815,764 (=)
67. Need You Now - 814,738 (=)
68. Stay With Me - 812,399 (=)
69. Can't Hold Us - 810,878 (=)
70. Wow. - 791,296 (=)

71. Roar - 778,760 (=)
72. Rude - 777,453 (=)
73. Sugar - 775,034 (=)
74. Payphone - 771,094 (=)
75. Airplanes - 765,592 (=)
76. 7 rings - 765,491 (=)
77. Better Now - 764,199 (=)
78. Psycho - 757,813 (=)
79. Bodak Yellow - 757,674 (=)
80. Watch Me - 756,700 (=)

81. Can't Stop the Feeling - 756,021 (=)
82. Cheerleader - 755,617 (=)
83. Bad Romance - 755,119 (=)
84. Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - 754,780 (=)
85. What Do You Mean - 752,350 (=)
86. Timber - 746,695 (=)
87. Nice For What - 743,109 (=)
88. Heathens - 739,733 (=)
89. Hotline Bling - 738,417 (=)
90. Take Me to Church - 738,382 (=)

91. Meant to Be - 736,945 (=)
92. Set Fire to the Rain - 736,880 (=)
93. Sucker - 732,275 (+3)
94. thank u, next - 730,542 (-1)
95. Super Bass - 729,332 (-1)
96. f**k You - 729,011 (-1)
97. Wrecking Ball - 724,009 (=)
98. Panda - 723,369 (=)
99. Break Your Heart - 720,662 (=)
100. Ho Hey - 718,589 (=)

Bubbling Under:
110. Truth Hurts - 685,822 (+19)
123. Talk - 655,314 (+1)
152. Senorita - 585,865 (+14)
166. I Don’t Care - 553,395 (+3)
224. No Guidance - 441,913 (+20)
245. Dancing With a Stranger - 413,756 (+2)
278. Ran$om - 358,922 (+21)
295. Goodbyes - 340,138 (+6)
Someone You Loved - 267,829
Circles - 192,718
Panini - 192,543
You Need to Calm Down - 185,119
HIGHEST IN THE ROOM - 80,022
10,000 Hours - 41,254

All-Time List:
33. Old Town Road (+2)
48. Sunflower (+2)

[𝓲𝓽'𝓼.𝓰𝓿]

Hey, if "7 rings" cannot end up at #7 in the 2019 YE, then ending at #77 in the 2010s decade-end can be a nice alternative.

[𝓲𝓽'𝓼.𝓰𝓿]

"Sunflower" may need to stay for 5 more weeks if it wants to end at #10, and in the same case for "Old Town Road" for a possible Top 5 placement.

[Ｓｏｕｎｄｃｌ🕤ｃｋ]

Oct 22, 2019 2:13:17 GMT -5 𝓲𝓽'𝓼.𝓰𝓿 said:

"Sunflower" may need to stay for 5 more weeks if it wants to end at #10, and in the same case for "Old Town Road" for a possible Top 5 placement.

I think there's no chance for Sunflower, If it stays at #19 for 5 weeks, that's like 1,190,000-1,195,000 points. Also, it'd be great to see at least two female songs in the top 10.

[kierz7]

Is “OTR” going to surpass “We Found Love”? 😣

It’s the ‘H100 Female Song of the Decade’ but still...

I wanted it to stay at #5 or #6.

[Lukas]

Oct 22, 2019 2:07:39 GMT -5 𝓲𝓽'𝓼.𝓰𝓿 said:

Hey, if "7 rings" cannot end up at #7 in the 2019 YE, then ending at #77 in the 2010s decade-end can be a nice alternative.

Given that Truth Hurts probably will pass it and Sucker probably won't, that's pretty likely.

[Lukas]

The difference between We Found Love and Old Town Road is that one peaked with around 40,000 points, while the other peaked with over 100,000. If I had to choose which song would represent this decade more it's kinda obvious........

[kierz7]

Oct 22, 2019 8:06:51 GMT -5 Lukas said:

The difference between We Found Love and Old Town Road is that one peaked with around 40,000 points, while the other peaked with over 100,000. If I had to choose which song would represent this decade more it's kinda obvious........

1) That’s not what I asked!

2) Moreover, why are you comparing the chart points between “OTR” and “WFL”?

The latter sold +5.8M pure units in the U.S.A and +13M pure units WW. How much has “OTR” sold to date?

“WFL” also spent 12 weeks at number one atop U.S radio and is eligible for 11x Platinum.

Above all else, the song itself is hugely representative of early 2010’s culture and harbours massive cultural impact across a variety of facets.

“OTR” peaking with over 100K points is irrelevant especially when a large portion of its chart run benefited from YouTube streams. 😕

[Lukas]

Oct 22, 2019 8:22:12 GMT -5 kierz7 said:

Oct 22, 2019 8:06:51 GMT -5 Lukas said:

The difference between We Found Love and Old Town Road is that one peaked with around 40,000 points, while the other peaked with over 100,000. If I had to choose which song would represent this decade more it's kinda obvious........

1) That’s not what I asked!

2) Moreover, why are you comparing the chart points between “OTR” and “WFL”?

The latter sold +5.8M pure units in the U.S.A and +13M pure units WW. How much has “OTR” sold to date?

“WFL” also spent 12 weeks at number one atop U.S radio and is eligible for 11x Platinum.

Above all else, the song itself is hugely representative of early 2010’s culture and harbours massive cultural impact across a variety of facets.

“OTR” peaking with over 100K points is irrelevant especially when a large portion of its chart run benefited from YouTube streams. 😕

Fine then, let's not compare OTR and WFL. Let's compare WFL to a song like RITD:

RITD peaked in sales with 350K in a given week. Even if WFL sold more to date, the point is is that only the sales, streaming, and radio put in a given chart run matters.

We Found Love peaked a little over 200K.

Also, when you compare the points the #1 song had in 2011 across all 53 weeks, you will find that We Found Love logged in some of the weakest weeks at #1 on the top, because they're weren't any huge debuts or songs with huge weeks.

Also, "culture impact" and "perception" and such have really nothing to do with how big the song was. Because we're talking about the charts, not about cultural impact. It's a medium sized hit that logged in a huge chart run due to lack of competition in the eras.

[kierz7]

Oct 22, 2019 8:47:24 GMT -5 Lukas said:

Oct 22, 2019 8:22:12 GMT -5 kierz7 said:

1) That’s not what I asked!

2) Moreover, why are you comparing the chart points between “OTR” and “WFL”?

The latter sold +5.8M pure units in the U.S.A and +13M pure units WW. How much has “OTR” sold to date?

“WFL” also spent 12 weeks at number one atop U.S radio and is eligible for 11x Platinum.

Above all else, the song itself is hugely representative of early 2010’s culture and harbours massive cultural impact across a variety of facets.

“OTR” peaking with over 100K points is irrelevant especially when a large portion of its chart run benefited from YouTube streams. 😕

Fine then, let's not compare OTR and WFL. Let's compare WFL to a song like RITD:

RITD peaked in sales with 350K in a given week. Even if WFL sold more to date, the point is is that only the sales, streaming, and radio put in a given chart run matters.

We Found Love peaked a little over 200K.

Also, when you compare the points the #1 song had in 2011 across all 53 weeks, you will find that We Found Love logged in some of the weakest weeks at #1 on the top, because they're weren't any huge debuts or songs with huge weeks.

Also, "culture impact" and "perception" and such have really nothing to do with how big the song was. Because we're talking about the charts, not about cultural impact. It's a medium sized hit that logged in a huge chart run due to lack of competition in the eras.

I asked whether or not “OTR” would surpass “WFL.

You decided to carry the conversation into that of a comparison to between both songs when that had NOTHING to do with what I asked.

I couldn’t give a s**t what the chart run of “WFL” was like and whether or not you think it was a ‘big, medium or small’ hit.

The fact remains:

• The sold sold 5.8M pure units in the U.S & 13M pure units WW.
• The song spent 12 weeks at #1 atop U.S radio.
• The song is eligible for 11x platinum in the U.S.
• The song spent 10 weeks at #1/23 weeks in the top 10 in the U.S.
• Is #27 on the all-time charts.

By your logic, “OTR” was also ‘bigger’ than “RITD” because the former had a peak of over 100K points and the latter didn’t.

[kierz7]

Anyway...

rockgolf @empress Tanooki

Is “OTR” going to surpass “WFL”? Could it even surpass “Girls Like You”?