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Post by Mikel Echarri on Apr 29, 2015 14:18:14 GMT -5
Girl Crush is a way different country song and I love it. I hope it crossover soon to other formats because is a great hit
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Post by crystalphnx on Apr 29, 2015 14:30:23 GMT -5
A soundtrack single takes over at #1 on Radio Songs, replacing a soundtrack single from the same movie.. That's gotta be a first. Ooh...fun factoid time! Thanks for pointing that out :) The only other example I could find happened in '92 with the Boomerang Soundtrack (which I'd never heard of until today): Boyz II Men - "End Of The Road" (13 weeks) P.M. Dawn - "I'd Die Without You" (2 weeks) Whitney came close with "I Will Always Love You" and "I Have Nothing" (from The Bodyguard), but those were interrupted by a song from a different soundtrack: "A Whole New World." |
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Post by Libra on Apr 29, 2015 14:31:46 GMT -5
A soundtrack single takes over at #1 on Radio Songs, replacing a soundtrack single from the same movie.. That's gotta be a first. On this particular chart, I believe it is. Nevermind.  It's worth noting, though, that should the same thing happen on CHR (which looks likely), it'd be the third time that happened, after Saturday Night Fever ("Stayin' Alive" followed by "Night Fever") and City of Angels ("Uninvited" followed by "Iris"). |
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Post by ss8 on Apr 29, 2015 14:44:54 GMT -5
Um..I believe BB got it wrong. Isnt this the THIRD week UFs been at #2 after 14 weeks at #1. If so, that means it def. wouldve broken the record. My god, it looks like it would've even had a shot at 18 or 19 weeks at #1! 8*o
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Post by rimetm on Apr 29, 2015 14:46:58 GMT -5
A soundtrack single takes over at #1 on Radio Songs, replacing a soundtrack single from the same movie.. That's gotta be a first. Ooh...fun factoid time! Thanks for pointing that out :) The only other example I could find happened in '92 with the Boomerang Soundtrack (which I'd never heard of until today): Boyz II Men - "End Of The Road" (13 weeks) P.M. Dawn - "I'd Die Without You" (2 weeks) Whitney came close with "I Will Always Love You" and "I Have Nothing" (from The Bodyguard), but those were interrupted by a song from a different soundtrack: "A Whole New World." Well, this is the first example where the soundtrack (and its own promotional single set) is the only source for the songs at the time of the replacement. Boomerang was released in July 1992. I'd Die Without You's commercial single (which was marketed for the upcoming album) was released in October 1992. The song ended up leading radio songs starting on the chart dated February 13, 1993. Meanwhile, neither The Weeknd or Ellie Goulding have announced their songs to be released on future albums of their own. |
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Post by crystalphnx on Apr 29, 2015 14:52:22 GMT -5
Well, this is the first example where the soundtrack is the only source for the songs at the time of the replacement. Boomerang was released in July 1992. I'd Die Without You's commercial single (which was marketed for the upcoming album) was released in October 1992. The song ended up leading radio songs starting on the chart dated February 13, 1993. Meanwhile, neither The Weeknd or Ellie Goulding have announced their songs to be released on future albums of their own. Are you sure about that February 13, 1993 date? Wikipedia (which, God knows, isn't perfect) says it took over Hot 100 Airplay on November 21, 1992. Their album didn't come out until March '93. EDIT: Billboard's site confirms that it climbed to No. 1 on November 21, 1992. I get what you're saying, though - slightly different situations. Though both The Weeknd + Ellie could certainly tack these songs onto their next albums too. |
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Post by Kris on Apr 29, 2015 14:56:50 GMT -5
Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk!," featuring Bruno Mars, spends a second week at No. 2 on the Hot 100  |
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Post by rimetm on Apr 29, 2015 15:42:55 GMT -5
Well, this is the first example where the soundtrack is the only source for the songs at the time of the replacement. Boomerang was released in July 1992. I'd Die Without You's commercial single (which was marketed for the upcoming album) was released in October 1992. The song ended up leading radio songs starting on the chart dated February 13, 1993. Meanwhile, neither The Weeknd or Ellie Goulding have announced their songs to be released on future albums of their own. Are you sure about that February 13, 1993 date? Wikipedia (which, God knows, isn't perfect) says it took over Hot 100 Airplay on November 21, 1992. Their album didn't come out until March '93. EDIT: Billboard's site confirms that it climbed to No. 1 on November 21, 1992. I get what you're saying, though - slightly different situations. Though both The Weeknd + Ellie could certainly tack these songs onto their next albums too. In any case, it's still the same scenario: it topped Radio Songs after becoming a promo single for the duo's album as opposed to the soundtrack. Sorry about goofing on the dates: Billboard has linkable peak dates now, but apparently it's got more than its fair share of glitches (lots of display errors and such; Saw a lot of December 31, 1969 dummy dates for peaks). |
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Post by badrobot on Apr 29, 2015 15:51:56 GMT -5
Does anyone think there is a chance Elastic Heart could re peak? Why would it re-peak? Did some event or viral thing happen? |
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Post by Dylan :) on Apr 29, 2015 16:03:38 GMT -5
Does anyone think there is a chance Elastic Heart could re peak? Why would it re-peak? Did some event or viral thing happen? I don't mean this week, I mean anytime in the future |
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Post by H. on Apr 29, 2015 16:08:13 GMT -5
Why would it re-peak? Did some event or viral thing happen? I don't mean this week, I mean anytime in the future I hope so, but I don't think so. |
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Post by Rose "Payola" Nylund on Apr 29, 2015 17:07:39 GMT -5
A soundtrack single takes over at #1 on Radio Songs, replacing a soundtrack single from the same movie.. That's gotta be a first. Ooh...fun factoid time! Thanks for pointing that out :) The only other example I could find happened in '92 with the Boomerang Soundtrack (which I'd never heard of until today): Boyz II Men - "End Of The Road" (13 weeks) P.M. Dawn - "I'd Die Without You" (2 weeks) Whitney came close with "I Will Always Love You" and "I Have Nothing" (from The Bodyguard), but those were interrupted by a song from a different soundtrack: "A Whole New World." Where did Uninvited by Alanis peak? |
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Post by Linnethia Monique on Apr 29, 2015 17:09:19 GMT -5
His reasoning (a.k.a. the labels) is so weak. Get rid of Afrojack from the credits and leave him as a co-producer. |
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Post by Libra on Apr 29, 2015 17:16:37 GMT -5
Where did Uninvited by Alanis peak? #4; "You Learn" is her sole chart-topper there. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2015 18:17:03 GMT -5
So "See You Again" officially prevents "Uptown Funk!" from breaking the record. I bet SYA will be every Mariah fan's favorite song now lol. But my point is that as it turns out, "Earned It" and all the other songs would not have dethroned UF! in time. Next week it probably would've been dethroned as in the current situation it looks like this is its 18th and final week in the top 2. Let's see now how long it will stay in the top 10...  |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2015 18:20:42 GMT -5
Does anyone have a list of most weeks in the top 2-3-5? I read that Uptown Funk broke the record for most weeks in the Top 2 last week and Top 3 this week, but that Billboard didn't mention it. The reason why Billboard doesn't mention it is because it is not a legitimate, official record it is one that only we on Pulse discuss amongst ourselves. There is a list for each somewhere on Pulse but I'm not entirely sure of its whereabouts. Hopefully someone on here can point it out. |
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Post by jenglisbe on Apr 29, 2015 19:48:12 GMT -5
Little Big Town's "Girl Crush" (25-18), the new No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs chart Yes! Where did "Pontoon" peak? |
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Post by Daniel Collins on Apr 29, 2015 19:58:27 GMT -5
I bet SYA will be every Mariah fan's favorite song now lol.  Maybe zombieshadesofgrey but not every Mariah fan. lol |
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2015/04/29
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1. THE WEEKND - Earned It: 198.840 (+1.513)
2. ELLIE GOULDING - Love Me Like You Do: 181.773 (-0.651)
3. MARK RONSON - Uptown Funk f/Bruno Mars: 173.035 (-2.606)
4. MAROON 5 - Sugar: 172.621 (-2.510***)
5. TAYLOR SWIFT - Style: 143.363 (-1.184)
6. NATALIE LA ROSE - Somebody f/Jeremih: 133.012 (-0.632***)
7. WALK THE MOON - Shut Up And Dance: 123.137 (+2.083)
8. ED SHEERAN - Thinking Out Loud: 118.209 (-1.695)
9. JASON DERULO - Want To Want Me: 105.495 (+1.431***)
10. ARIANA GRANDE - One Last Time: 102.923 (+0.946)
11. FLO RIDA - GDFR f/Sage The Gemini: 96.257 (+0.098)
12. WIZ KHALIFA - See You Again f/Charlie Puth: 93.756 (+4.639)
13. FETTY WAP - Trap Queen: 79.500 (+0.352)
14. TAYLOR SWIFT - Blank Space: 76.995 (-0.542)
15. DIERKS BENTLEY - Say You Do: 74.453 (+0.009)
16. KEITH URBAN - Raise 'Em Up f/Eric Church: 70.230 (+0.743) ▲
17. PITBULL - Time Of Our Lives f/Ne-Yo: 69.474 (-1.389)
18. LEE BRICE - Drinking Class: 69.266 (-1.910) ▼
19. TYLER FARR - A Guy Walks Into A Bar: 67.733 (+1.040)
20. NICK JONAS - Chains: 65.286 (+0.800)
21. NICKI MINAJ - Truffle Butter f/Drake...: 63.221 (-1.224)
22. BILLY CURRINGTON - Don't It: 62.618 (+0.517) ▲
23. SAM HUNT - Take Your Time: 61.004 (-1.853) ▼
24. A THOUSAND HORSES - Smoke: 58.249 (+1.157) ▲
25. ZEDD - I Want You To Know f/S. Gomez: 58.148 (-0.825) ▼
26. FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE - Sippin' On Fire: 57.498 (+0.710)
27. TOVE LO - Talking Body: 55.287 (+0.963)
28. OMARION - Post To Be f/Chris Brown&Jhene: 52.648 (+0.804) ▲
29. ZAC BROWN BAND - Homegrown: 50.881 (-1.073) ▼
30. SAM SMITH - Lay Me Down: 49.987 (-0.105)
31. KELLY CLARKSON - Heartbeat Song: 49.909 (+0.290) ▲
32. CHRIS BROWN & TYGA - Ayo: 48.575 (-1.110) ▼
33. RAE SREMMURD - Tho Sum Mo f/Nicki Minaj: 47.795 (-0.521)
34. KENNY CHESNEY - Wild Child w/Grace Potter: 47.742 (+0.274)
35. SAM SMITH - I'm Not The Only One: 46.503 (-0.927***)
36. BIG SEAN - Blessings f/Drake: 44.937 (-0.277)
37. TIM MCGRAW - Diamond Rings And Old...: 43.956 (+0.162)
38. HOZIER - Take Me To Church: 43.064 (-0.438***)
39. CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Little Toy Guns: 42.687 (+0.470) ▲
40. MEGHAN TRAINOR - Lips Are Movin: 42.651 (-0.285) ▼
41. GEORGE EZRA - Budapest: 42.495 (+0.514)
42. DAVID GUETTA - Hey Mama f/Nicki Minaj: 42.125 (+1.464)
43. EASTON CORBIN - Baby Be My Love Song: 39.883 (+0.213)
44. DJ SNAKE & ALUNAGEORGE - You Know You Like It: 39.870 (+1.038)
45. KELSEA BALLERINI - Love Me Like You Mean It: 37.540 (-0.057) ▲
46. NICK JONAS - Jealous: 37.499 (-0.551) ▼
47. MEGHAN TRAINOR - Dear Future Husband: 36.714 (+0.501) ▲
48. BRAD PAISLEY - Crushin' It: 36.564 (+0.561) ▲
49. VANCE JOY - Riptide: 36.133 (-0.643) ▼
50. ANDY GRAMMER - Honey, I'm Good: 35.739 (+0.575) ▲
51. KANYE WEST F/T.LONDON - All Day f/A.Kingd./P.McCartney: 35.326 (+0.140) ▲
52. TAYLOR SWIFT - Shake It Off: 35.123 (-0.099) ▼
53. IMAGINE DRAGONS - I Bet My Life: 34.919 (-0.714) ▼
54. SAM SMITH - Stay With Me: 34.543 (-0.439)
55. NICO & VINZ - Am I Wrong: 34.142 (-0.267) ▲
56. ECHOSMITH - Bright: 33.843 (+0.618) ▲
57. COLE SWINDELL - Ain't Worth The Whiskey: 33.628 (-0.432)
58. ERIC PASLAY - She Don't Love You: 33.279 (+0.088) ▲
59. TREY SONGZ - Slow Motion: 33.132 (+0.574) ▲
60. BLAKE SHELTON - Sangria: 32.621 (+0.753) ▲
61. RIHANNA - Bitch Better Have My Money: 32.234 (-1.624***) ▼
62. RIHANNA/KANYE WEST/P MCCARTNEY - FourFiveSeconds: 32.137 (-2.708) ▼
63. FRANKIE BALLARD - Young & Crazy: 32.108 (+0.847) ▲
64. CHRIS YOUNG - Lonely Eyes: 32.030 (-0.953) ▼
65. MAROON 5 - Animals: 31.526 (-0.154) ▼
66. LITTLE BIG TOWN - Girl Crush: 31.227 (+0.344)
67. CANAAN SMITH - Love You Like That: 29.085 (+0.497)
68. BRANTLEY GILBERT - One Hell Of An Amen: 28.494 (+0.277) ▲
69. LUKE BRYAN - I See You: 28.186 (-0.137) ▼
70. DARIUS RUCKER - Homegrown Honey: 26.832 (-0.562)
71. MAGIC! - Rude: 26.766 (+1.452***) ▲
72. JOHN LEGEND - All Of Me: 26.611 (+0.148)
73. JASON ALDEAN - Tonight Looks Good On You: 26.603 (+1.008) ▲
74. ONE DIRECTION - Night Changes: 26.164 (-0.527) ▼
75. THOMAS RHETT - Make Me Wanna: 26.030 (+0.181)
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Post by emperortigerstar on Apr 29, 2015 21:40:10 GMT -5
Uptown Funk's staying power at number 2 on the Hot 100 makes me hope it can at least get back at number 1 for one week to break that tie for second place.
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Post by skizzo on Apr 29, 2015 22:09:03 GMT -5
His reasoning (a.k.a. the labels) is so weak. Get rid of Afrojack from the credits and leave him as a co-producer. They could've easily done David Guetta & Afrojack ft Nicki Minaj & Bebe Rexha. |
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Post by jrb56 on Apr 29, 2015 22:22:37 GMT -5
Little Big Town's "Girl Crush" (25-18), the new No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs chart Yes! Where did "Pontoon" peak? Pontoon peaked at # 22 |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2015 22:31:49 GMT -5
I bet SYA will be every Mariah fan's favorite song now lol. Maybe zombieshadesofgrey but not every Mariah fan. lol Yeah lol I bet he's been having a huge celebration these past few weeks -___- it is really annoying how people like that always get what they want... but yeah lol I think many other Mariah stans will buy and love SYA out of gratitude for it, because clearly if it didn't come along to save them then Mariah would've lost the record as EI and the rest of the songs would not have dethroned UF in time. Uptown Funk's staying power at number 2 on the Hot 100 makes me hope it can at least get back at number 1 for one week to break that tie for second place. I hate to say it, but it's not gonna happen. A couple weeks ago I thought it might do it after SYA gets 1 or 2 weeks at #1 but as it turns out SYA refused to plummet after the movie impact like most blockbuster soundtrack hits do and somehow managed to sell over 300k for yet a third week in a row. In fact, this is probably its last week in the top 2 as well. Either TQ or EI (or maybe even both) will pass it next week (that means SYA will block one or both them which really sucks...I can't wait for SYA to be dethroned). |
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Post by Gary on Apr 29, 2015 23:28:10 GMT -5
Does anyone have a list of most weeks in the top 2-3-5? I read that Uptown Funk broke the record for most weeks in the Top 2 last week and Top 3 this week, but that Billboard didn't mention it. The reason why Billboard doesn't mention it is because it is not a legitimate, official record  it is one that only we on Pulse discuss amongst ourselves. There is a list for each somewhere on Pulse but I'm not entirely sure of its whereabouts. Hopefully someone on here can point it out. Anything is a "legitimate official record" Billboard writes articles that they hope attract an audience. They will print what they think will attract the most attention. A record for most weeks in the top 3 or top 4 is certainly legitimate and certainly official but do people really care? |
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Post by ss8 on Apr 30, 2015 0:44:47 GMT -5
I think it's almost safe to say in terms of total weeks in the top 2 (and overall potential weeks/points) it may end up the biggest hit of the century so far (even though there are numerous other 14 weeks at #1 songs). *That, would be worth mentioning and Im sure BB will go there if/when it achieves that. It prob. has to first get the points based on their old and new system. I'm sure there are non #1 songs though that have more overall points. If UF lingers in the top 5/10 for quite some time which looks likely, def. don't be surprised for BB to randomly declare it 'officially the #1 song' of the century so far or something along those lines.
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Post by ss8 on Apr 30, 2015 1:07:08 GMT -5
Uptown Funk's staying power at number 2 on the Hot 100 makes me hope it can at least get back at number 1 for one week to break that tie for second place. Impossible. Only shot UF had was if SYA was all hype and a one week fluke w/ sales. What happened w/ SYA was like lottery odds. Well..in this day/age nothing is really lottery odds anymore lol cause 'something' can just come out of nowhere and go viral or instantly connect w/ the GP in this epic way (SYA) and only get bigger and bigger. Pretty sure w/ the old formula UF still would've lost #1 to SYA simply based on SYAs huge sales. Radio obviously wasn't a factor and streaming still wasn't that great until about week 2 of SYA being #1. Plus, UF was simply declining at *exactly the right time and for weeks was #1 by default. Love the song and wish it got the record but it was a very unusually non competitive time. I def. think we're in a day and age that the 19 year old record is now def. on borrowed time. W/ this new formula it benefits songs to have many, many weeks at #1. Look at how many 10+ week songs we've had just in the past 2-3 years. For those who love turnover, you're kind of screwed lol. Sorry to say but even now, SYA has like NO immediate competition. It's already on week 3 at #1 and radio is only first catching up (only 12% of its points last week were due to radio according to Billboard). Long as sales/streaming stay strong enough, radio is only first coming 'hard' to keep this at the top for a long time. Waay too soon to know but w/ nothing noteworthy coming from any mega stars on the horizon (except Britney and Taylors 4th single..all which I doubt will topple SYA), won't be surprised if we're dealing w/ the same drama w/ SYA that we had w/ UF lol. The irony if SYA (the song the prevented UF from toppling OSD) actually is the one to do it or come close! lol |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2015 2:47:04 GMT -5
^ I don't understand how one can be predicting the possibility of breaking the record for a song that has just gotten its third week at #1 lmao. Mind you it decreased in sales by 50k per week for two weeks in a row now. Streaming has also inevitably peaked for it. The only thing that will hold it up at this point is airplay, and I'm not so sure that's going to continue getting those 5M+ daily increases for another 7+ weeks...also it is very important to keep in mind that Britney/Iggy are debuting with a new single which has been talked about a lot and much anticipated from the mega fanbases as well as the remix of Taylor's "Bad Blood". Plus, SUAD will be performed on the voice next month, by which time it will be top 5 in airplay and will have continued to gain. And of course one last important thing to consider is he appearance of another SYA-type song which comes out of nowhere (possibly due to a viral video or another death or what have you) and dethrones SYA the same way SYA dethroned UF. So there is more competition than you think and it is unlikely that SYA will beat out each and every one of those competitors and spend 10+ weeks at #1.
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Post by velaxti on Apr 30, 2015 3:35:09 GMT -5
The reason why Billboard doesn't mention it is because it is not a legitimate, official record it is one that only we on Pulse discuss amongst ourselves. There is a list for each somewhere on Pulse but I'm not entirely sure of its whereabouts. Hopefully someone on here can point it out. Anything is a "legitimate official record" Billboard writes articles that they hope attract an audience. They will print what they think will attract the most attention. A record for most weeks in the top 3 or top 4 is certainly legitimate and certainly official but do people really care? Totally agree. Weeks in the top 3 and stuff like that are records all the same. Even if they're records nobody in the general public cares about, it's still worth talking about for us chart followers. But really in Billboard articles you'd only expect them to talk about records for #1, top 5, top 10, top 20, top 40, top 50 and top 100, because nobody will care about the rest. For example recently I remember people talking about Riptide's chart run and how it was unique. The general public won't care about that since it's quite a specific situation, but it is definitely interesting for us and impressive for the song. As for See You Again, I'm predicting 8-10 weeks at #1. I think it'll be on top for a long time but not as long as Uptown Funk. I can't believe Trap Queen would've been #2 this week and close to #1 if it wasn't for See You Again! Weird thought. |
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Post by rimetm on Apr 30, 2015 5:25:21 GMT -5
Y'all ready for this!-Somebody returns 10-11, making it the 5th straight week in this zone of 2 spots. -Post to Be now moves up 15-13. As the only bulleter in the zone, is it the most immediate challenger for a top 10? -With the 4 top 20 enterers, Lay Me Down (20-21), B Better Have My Money (17-22), Time of Our Lives (19-25), and FourFiveSeconds (16-26) depart the zone. -Worth It extends Fifth Harmony's career best peak and hit weeks, now on its 3rd week as a hit 34-32. -New to the hit zone, aside from Nasty, are You Know You Like It (55-39) and top debuter Hallelujah at #40, Fueled by Ramen (but mainly sales for now as radio promotion is just beginning ). -Gone from the top 40 are Lips are Movin' (36-41), All About That Bass (35-43), and I Really Like You (39-65). -Fueled by an ACM sales boost is Sippin' on Fire, jumping 53-44. Also moving up to the top 50 is Watch Me, going 54-45. -Off the top 50 are Stay With Me (50-X), Jealous (49-X), Only (48-X), and the aforementioned I Really Like You. -Drinking Class continues its gains, moving 56-53 on its 22nd week. -Sangria, generally boosted by the Voice, moves up 93-64. Expect it to move further next week as it approaches top 10 sales. Also in Voice news, the Karyn Hawthorne cover of Make it Rain debuts at #84 and Sawyer Fredericks' version of Iris hits #100. -Nothing Without Love, following a 69 cent sale (that's still going), finally debuts at #77. -There's another Nasty on the charts: Bandit Gang Marco debut another one that takes advantage of popular dance moves (apparently the whip?) at #83. -Following its music video's debut, Wet Dreamz returns to the chart at #91. -The current UK #2 (only behind See You Again for 2 straight weeks!) Cheerleader is finally on the US charts after gaining sales steam, starting at #95. -Rich Homie Quan debuts his new single Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh) at #96. -The long-running Bubbling Under song I Don't Get Tired (with the subtitle "(#IDGT)") starts at #99. -Aside from the aforementioned 3, the following are gone from the Hot 100: House of the Rising Sun (#100), Imagine (#98), Feeling Myself (#95), Prayer in C (#81, recurrent), Bills (#79), and Lonely Eyes (#78). -Set to go next week is Outside (51-62).
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