Billboard Hot 100: 01/14/2017

[Soulsista]

Billboard Top 10 from 55, 50, 45, and 40 years ago:

January 13, 1962

01 02 The Twist - Chubby Checker (1st of 2 weeks at #1)
02 01 The Lion Sleeps Tonight - The Tokens
03 04 Peppermint Twist (Part 1) - Joey Dee & The Starlighters
04 05 Can't Help Falling In Love - Elvis Presley
05 15 I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) - Barbara George
06 06 Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen - Neil Sedaka
07 08 Walk On By - Leroy Van Dyke
08 03 Run To Him - Bobby Vee
09 10 Unchain My Heart - Ray Charles
10 11 When The Boy In Your Arms (Is The Boy In Your Heart) - Connie Francis


January 14, 1967

01 01 I'm a Believer - The Monkees (3rd of 7 weeks at #1)
02 02 Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron - The Royal Guardsmen
03 03 Tell It Like It Is - Aaron Neville
04 07 Good Thing - Paul Revere & The Raiders feat. Mark Lindsey
05 05 Sugar Town - Nancy Sinatra
06 08 Words Of Love - The Mamas & The Papas
07 09 Standing In The Shadows Of Love - The Four Tops
08 04 Winchester Cathedral - The New Vaudeville Band
09 06 That's Life - Frank Sinatra
10 20 Georgy Girl - The Seekers


January 15, 1972

01 02 American Pie (Parts 1 & 2) - Don McLean (1st of 4 weeks at #1)
02 01 Brand New Key - Melanie
03 04 Let's Stay Together - Al Green
04 07 Sunshine - Jonathan Edwards
05 03 Family Affair - Sly & The Family Stone
06 06 Scorpio - Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band
07 08 I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony) - The New Seekers
08 05 Got To Be There - Michael Jackson
09 10 Hey Girl / I Knew You When - Donny Osmond
10 13 Clean Up Woman - Betty Wright


January 15, 1977

01 02 You Make Me Feel Like Dancing - Leo Sayer (1st and only week at #1)
02 04 I Wish - Stevie Wonder
03 05 Car Wash - Rose Royce
04 01 You Don't Have To Be a Star (To Be In My Show) - Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr.
05 07 Dazz - Brick
06 03 Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright) - Rod Stewart
07 06 Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word - Elton John
08 11 Hot Line - The Sylvers
09 09 After The Lovin' - Engelbert Humperdinck
10 10 Stand Tall - Burton Cummings

[Glove Slap]

Are Frank and Nancy Sinatra the only parent and offspring to hit the top 10 at the same time?

[HolidayGuy]

Does "Last Christmas" have a shot at climbing/spending a second week on the chart?

[Soulsista]

Billboard Top 10 from 35, 30, 25, and 20 years ago:

January 16, 1982

01 01 Physical - Olivia Newton-John (9th of 10 weeks at #1)
02 02 Waiting For a Girl Like You - Foreigner
03 03 Let's Groove - Earth, Wind & Fire
04 04 I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) - Daryl Hall & John Oates
05 08 Centerfold - The J. Geils Band
06 06 Harden My Heart - Quarterflash
07 07 Leather And Lace - Stevie Nicks w/Don Henley
08 09 Turn Your Love Around - George Benson
09 10 Trouble - Lindsey Buckingham
10 13 The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) - Juice Newton


January 17, 1987

01 03 Shake You Down - Gregory Abbott (1st and only week at #1)
02 05 C'est La Vie - Robbie Nevil
03 02 Notorious - Duran Duran
04 01 Walk Like An Egyptian - The Bangles
05 09 At This Moment - Billy Vera & The Beaters
06 06 Control - Janet Jackson
07 15 Open Your Heart - Madonna
08 11 Land Of Confusion - Genesis
09 10 Is This Love - Survivor
10 04 Everybody Have Fun Tonight - Wang Chung


January 18, 1992

01 01 Black Or White - Michael Jackson (7th and final week at #1)
02 02 All 4 Love - Color Me Badd
03 03 Can't Let Go - Mariah Carey
04 08 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me - George Michael & Elton John
05 09 Finally - CeCe Peniston
06 13 Diamonds And Pearls - Prince & The New Power Generation
07 12 I Love Your Smile - Shanice
08 04 It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday - Boyz II Men
09 06 Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
10 07 Addams Groove - MC Hammer


January 11, 1997

01 01 Un-Break My Heart - Toni Braxton (6th of 11 weeks at #1)
02 02 I Believe I Can Fly - R. Kelly
03 03 Don't Let Go (Love) - En Vogue
04 05 Nobody - Keith Sweat feat. Athena Cage
05 06 I Believe In You And Me - Whitney Houston
06 04 No Diggity - Blackstreet feat. Dr. Dre
07 08 I'm Still In Love With You - New Edition
08 07 Mouth - Merril Bainbridge
09 14 Last Night - Az Yet
10 11 It's All Coming Back To Me Now - Celine Dion

[Soulsista]

Billboard Top 10 Flashback:

January 12, 2002

01 01 How You Remind Me - Nickelback (4th and final week at #1)
02 02 U Got It Bad - Usher
03 03 Family Affair - Mary J. Blige
04 04 Get The Party Started - P!nk
05 08 Hero - Enrique Iglesias
06 05 Always On Time - Ja Rule feat. Ashanti
07 06 My Sacrifice - Creed
08 07 Whenever, Wherever - Shakira
09 10 A Woman's Worth - Alicia Keys
10 09 Differences - Ginuwine


January 13, 2007

01 01 Irreplaceable - Beyonce (5th of 10 weeks at #1)
02 03 Fergalicious - Fergie feat. will.i.am
03 04 Smack That - Akon feat. Eminem
04 02 I Wanna Love You - Akon feat. Snoop Dogg
05 07 How To Save a Life - The Fray
06 05 My Love - Justin Timberlake feat. T.I.
07 08 We Fly High - Jim Jones
08 11 It Ends Tonight - The All-American Rejects
09 10 Lips Of An Angel - Hinder
10 06 Say It Right - Nelly Furtado


January 14, 2012

01 01 Sexy And I Know It - LMFAO (2nd and final week at #1)
02 02 We Found Love - Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris
03 03 The One That Got Away - Katy Perry
04 04 It Will Rain - Bruno Mars
05 06 Good Feeling - Flo Rida
06 09 Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & Goonrock
07 05 N***as In Paris - Jay-Z & Kanye West
08 07 Set Fire To The Rain - Adele
09 08 Someone Like You - Adele
10 11 Stereo Hearts - The Gym Class Heroes feat. Adam Levine


January 16, 2016

01 01 Hello - Adele (10th and final week at #1)
02 02 Sorry - Justin Bieber
03 03 Love Yourself - Justin Bieber
04 04 Hotline Bling - Drake
05 05 What Do You Mean? - Justin Bieber
06 08 Stitches - Shawn Mendes
07 06 Same Old Love - Selena Gomez
08 07 Here - Alessia Cara
09 13 Stressed Out - Twenty One Pilots
10 10 Like I'm Gonna Lose You - Meghan Trainor feat. John Legend

[georgetherunner314]

Since this week seems unpredictable with the Christmas sales boost, the resurgence in airplay of 2016 hits and Bad And Boujee's rise, I decided to do some calculation predicting.

Rank	Song	Sales	Airplay	Streams	Points
1	Black Beatles	129	90	28.0	45,500
2/3	Bad And Boujee	106	16	31.6	39,000
2/3	Starboy	100	100	22.6	38,900
4	Closer	92	118	18.8	36,600
5/6	Juju On That Beat	54	4	31.0	31,900
5/6	24K Magic	101	100	13.9	31,700
7	Let Me Love You	122	101	9.8	30,600
8	Side To Side	70	115	13.6	29,700
9	Fake Love	105	51	13.5	27,200
10	Broccoli	107	22	15.6	26,400
11-13	Don't Wanna Know	60	125	7.1	24,100
11-13	Bad Things	75	67	11.7	24,000
11-13	Heathens	74	69	11.4	23,900
14	Caroline	72	31	14.8	22,900
15	Scars To Your Beautiful	61	112	6.2	22,300

-Last Christmas should move up some spots and Careless Whisper will re-enter. Without their radio numbers (since I have no clue how to find those), they both are projected at around 8.5k points.

[jenglisbe]

Why is "24K Magic" suddenly selling so well again? It's too bad its sales and airplay never quite aligned (or more so that airplay topped out so quick).

[flextamcsignals]

Will the top 10 be revealed on Tuesday again because New Years is observed tomorrow?

[jayhawk1117]

Well considering Bad and Boujee will be the first number one of 2017, we're starting off the year with an L.

[85la]

Dec 31, 2016 22:23:44 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Dec 31, 2016 18:41:36 GMT -5 85la said:

Yeah, don't know why it took people almost 15 years to realize that though.

??? Spotify was launched 8 years ago and only came to the US 5 years ago. And it wasn't until fairly recently when they got a good database of music.

Yes, YouTube has been around for longer, but the quality isn't the same, there wasn't nearly the widespread availability of Wi-Fi/cellular data/Internet availability/Internet speed that there is now, and nothing until Spotify really had all of the personalization owning your own music does.

Even with digital sales, it took time to become a popular medium. The iTunes Store started in 2003, but digital sales really never became the popular way to consume music until 06/07. It takes time for people to realize something else is out there. They're not industry watchers like you and I. Change just takes time.

Rhapsody, one of the first music streaming/subscription services, was founded in 2001 (then as listen.com). I signed up for it in January 2003, and other smaller services were founded around then or shortly after. While you are right in that its catalog was limited and there were speed/mobility restrictions, I remember I was able to find most mainstream/popular artists at that time and it did actually have many of the features that something like Spotify has today (which I eventually switched over to), such as playlist creation and radio stations. I guess because these services were tiny and just starting up, mass marketing was also a problem, though I do remember seeing at least a fair number of ads for Rhapsody - it caught my attention, and I was not at all a close follower of music then.

[Harx]

Jan 1, 2017 16:26:18 GMT -5 jayhawk1117 said:

Well considering Bad and Boujee will be the first number one of 2017, we're starting off the year with an L.

Yeah this is pretty disappointing. Especially that taking the top spot so early in the year, it will become a contender for the #1 song of the year.

[Gary]

Jan 1, 2017 11:28:03 GMT -5 Glove Slap said:

Are Frank and Nancy Sinatra the only parent and offspring to hit the top 10 at the same time?

For separate hits probably.


Although not quite parent/offspring Shirley Jones(stepmom) & David Cassidy hit the top 10 a few times in the early 70s in the Partridge Family.  (Of course Frank & Nancy hit #1 together too)

[jayhawk1117]

Jan 1, 2017 17:11:02 GMT -5 Harx said:

Jan 1, 2017 16:26:18 GMT -5 jayhawk1117 said:

Well considering Bad and Boujee will be the first number one of 2017, we're starting off the year with an L.

Yeah this is pretty disappointing. Especially that taking the top spot so early in the year, it will become a contender for the #1 song of the year.

And to think Lil Uzi will have a number one song.... That's so...heart breaking. I thought we were better than this America lol.

Fun Fact - only 600k Spotify streams of it are NOT from the US.

[g8erboi]

Jan 1, 2017 16:26:18 GMT -5 jayhawk1117 said:

Well considering Bad and Boujee will be the first number one of 2017, we're starting off the year with an L.

Wait what about Starboy? Wasn't that the first number one of 2017?

[Gary]

Semantics. Calendar Year vs Chart Year

[Au$tin]

Jan 1, 2017 16:35:30 GMT -5 85la said:

Dec 31, 2016 22:23:44 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

??? Spotify was launched 8 years ago and only came to the US 5 years ago. And it wasn't until fairly recently when they got a good database of music.

Yes, YouTube has been around for longer, but the quality isn't the same, there wasn't nearly the widespread availability of Wi-Fi/cellular data/Internet availability/Internet speed that there is now, and nothing until Spotify really had all of the personalization owning your own music does.

Even with digital sales, it took time to become a popular medium. The iTunes Store started in 2003, but digital sales really never became the popular way to consume music until 06/07. It takes time for people to realize something else is out there. They're not industry watchers like you and I. Change just takes time.

Rhapsody, one of the first music streaming/subscription services, was founded in 2001 (then as listen.com). I signed up for it in January 2003, and other smaller services were founded around then or shortly after. While you are right in that its catalog was limited and there were speed/mobility restrictions, I remember I was able to find most mainstream/popular artists at that time and it did actually have many of the features that something like Spotify has today (which I eventually switched over to), such as playlist creation and radio stations. I guess because these services were tiny and just starting up, mass marketing was also a problem, though I do remember seeing at least a fair number of ads for Rhapsody - it caught my attention, and I was not at all a close follower of music then.

True, Rhapsody was one of the first streaming services, but it was too far ahead of its time and failed because of it. It was just too niche of a service that couldn't really take hold until the technology caught up. I mean, sure the technology was there, but it was either too expensive for or unable to reach the vast majority of people. Spotify saw the opportunity coming and striked at just the right time to grab the foothold first and become the audio streaming king as the advancements in technology rendered audio streaming profitable. Of course, video streaming took off first with Netflix, but that one makes sense to come first since usually you aren't moving around watching a movie, so reliable internet for video streaming is easier to set up. Audio, on the other hand, is much more difficult since most people don't sit down in one spot to listen to music. They want it on the go, and it wasn't until recently that a large amount of people were able to have internet on the go, allowing for audio streaming to take over.

And the crazy thing is, it has nowhere to go but up from here. There's still so many parts of the world, and even this country, where reliable internet isn't a thing yet, but once it reaches there, streaming will grow even larger. There's also people who have the reliability, but still just simply don't know they can stream music in mass quantities legally. And you'd be surprised just how many people like that there are. Marketing for anything will never be able to reach everybody.

[kcdawg13]

Closer is massive. We haven't had this massive of a song since Uptown Funk (See You Again, Hello, and One Dance all died off early).

[Au$tin]

Jan 2, 2017 0:31:26 GMT -5 kcdawg13 said:

Closer is massive. We haven't had this massive of a song since Uptown Funk (See You Again, Hello, and One Dance all died off early).

UF | SYA | Hello | OD | Closer
65 | 100 | 1 | 21 | 9
18 | 82 | 1 | 13 | 6
8 | 84 | 1 | 3 | 1
5 | 10 | 1 | 2 | 1
3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1
3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1
2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1
1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 4 | 1 | 1
1 | 1 | 5 | 1 | 2
1 | 1 | 6 | 2 | 2
1 | 1 | 7 | 3 | 2
1 | 2 | 8 | 2 | 3
1 | 3 | 11 | 5 | 3
1 | 5 | 12 | 7 | 3
1 | 5 | 16 | 8 | 3
2 | 8 | 19 | 9 | -
2 | 11 | 19 | 11 | -
2 | 13 | 25 | 14 | -
3 | 15 | 27 | 14 | -
4 | 20 | 36 | 14 | -
5 | 21 | x | 16 | -
6 | 23 | x | 17 | -
5 | 23 | x | 23 | -
6 | 23 | x | 23 | -
6 | 22 | x | 30 | -
6 | 25 | x | 32 | -
8 | 27 | x | 33 | -
12 | 30 | x | 37 | -
13 | 34 | x | 45 | -
15 | 33 | x | 47 | -
17 | 41 | x | x | -
17 | 36 | x | - | -
16 | 39 | x | - | -
17 | 41 | x | - | -
18 | 42 | x | - | -
19 | 41 | x | - | -
25 | 30 | x | - | -
27 | 36 | x | - | -
27 | 38 | x | - | -
14 | 37 | x | - | -
27 | 41 | x | - | -
25 | 45 | x | - | -
27 | 45 | x | - | -
30 | 44 | x | - | -
34 | 45 | x | - | -
37 | 49 | x | - | -
36 | x | x | - | -
24 | x | x | - | -
21 | x | x | - | -
x | x | x | - | -
x | x | x | - | -
x | x | x | - | -
x | x | x | - | -
x | x | x | - | -
x | x | x | - | -
x | x | - | - | -
x | x | - | - | -
x | x | - | - | -
x | x | - | - | -
x | x | - | - | -
22 | x | - | - | -

It should be noted with "Uptown Funk" that new recurrency rules kept it from charting below #25 after 52 weeks on the chart.

It should be noted with "Hello" that its first 3-4 weeks at #1 are equivalent to nearly 10-12 weeks at #1 for a typical song due to insanely MASSIVE points, which in turns hurts its longevity.

[Golden Bluebird]

Jan 2, 2017 2:10:03 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

It should be noted with "Hello" that its first 3-4 weeks at #1 are equivalent to nearly 10-12 weeks at #1 for a typical song due to insanely MASSIVE points, which in turns hurts its longevity.

I don't think I'm the first one to wonder about this, but could "Hello" have topped the 2016 Year-End chart had its first three weeks been in the 2016 chart year?

[ry4n]

I made a thing since I love artwork so much: i.imgur.com/DQmAzvq.jpg

I got as far back as the start of the SoundScan era. Might extend it later, but the image is large enough as it is.

[Glove Slap]

Jan 2, 2017 3:03:35 GMT -5 ry4n said:

I made a thing since I love artwork so much: i.imgur.com/DQmAzvq.jpg

I got as far back as the start of the SoundScan era. Might extend it later, but the image is large enough as it is.

That's incredible. I was born in early Summer '89 and that essentially starts around the time of my earliest memories.

[jarhys]

Jan 1, 2017 13:07:14 GMT -5 georgetherunner314 said:

Since this week seems unpredictable with the Christmas sales boost, the resurgence in airplay of 2016 hits and Bad And Boujee's rise, I decided to do some calculation predicting.

Rank	Song	Sales	Airplay	Streams	Points
1	Black Beatles	129	90	28.0	45,500
2/3	Bad And Boujee	106	16	31.6	39,000
2/3	Starboy	100	100	22.6	38,900
4	Closer	92	118	18.8	36,600
5/6	Juju On That Beat	54	4	31.0	31,900
5/6	24K Magic	101	100	13.9	31,700
7	Let Me Love You	122	101	9.8	30,600
8	Side To Side	70	115	13.6	29,700
9	Fake Love	105	51	13.5	27,200
10	Broccoli	107	22	15.6	26,400
11-13	Don't Wanna Know	60	125	7.1	24,100
11-13	Bad Things	75	67	11.7	24,000
11-13	Heathens	74	69	11.4	23,900
14	Caroline	72	31	14.8	22,900
15	Scars To Your Beautiful	61	112	6.2	22,300

-Last Christmas should move up some spots and Careless Whisper will re-enter. Without their radio numbers (since I have no clue how to find those), they both are projected at around 8.5k points.

Is the sales number of 'Let Me Love You' wrong?

[Glove Slap]

Bad and Boujee for #1 soon please.

[Deleted]

I'm not sure but the sales Figure for LMLY is probably including the R Kelly remix too?

[lyhom]

wait there's an r. kelly remix of "let me love you"? 

[truemusicreviews]

How is "Juju On That Beat" STILL doing so well? Does anybody honestly even care about it anymore?

[Zach]

Jan 2, 2017 2:55:06 GMT -5 Golden Bluebird said:

Jan 2, 2017 2:10:03 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

It should be noted with "Hello" that its first 3-4 weeks at #1 are equivalent to nearly 10-12 weeks at #1 for a typical song due to insanely MASSIVE points, which in turns hurts its longevity.

I don't think I'm the first one to wonder about this, but could "Hello" have topped the 2016 Year-End chart had its first three weeks been in the 2016 chart year?

Yes, it likely would have beaten Love Yourself.

[imperialmarch]

Jan 1, 2017 11:41:04 GMT -5 HolidayGuy said:

Does "Last Christmas" have a shot at climbing/spending a second week on the chart?

George's death should help it out, but after Christmas people are sick of christmas songs, so I predict that it will remain more stable than the other Christmas songs.

[areyoureadytojump]

atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=400248&page=2916

1 MAROON 5 - Don't Wanna Know f/K. Lamar: 166.969 (+ 1.145)
2 THE CHAINSMOKERS - Closer f/Halsey: 157.989 (+ 1.260)
3 ARIANA GRANDE - Side To Side f/Nicki Minaj: 148.805 (- 1.677)
4 ALESSIA CARA - Scars To Your Beautiful: 144.683 (+ 0.693)
5 THE WEEKND - Starboy f/Daft Punk: 135.034 (- 1.044)
6 BRUNO MARS - 24K Magic: 133.452 (+ 0.380)
7 DJ SNAKE - Let Me Love You f/J. Bieber: 132.559 (+ 0.405)
8 RAE SREMMURD - Black Beatles f/Gucci Mane: 121.172 (- 1.374)
9 HAILEE STEINFELD & GREY - Starving f/Zedd: 96.268 (+ 0.319)
10 TWENTY ONE PILOTS - Heathens: 90.025 (+ 0.731)

11 SIA - Cheap Thrills: 88.916 (+ 4.394) ▲
12 MGK X CAMILA CABELLO - Bad Things: 88.285 (+ 0.061)▼
13 SHAWN MENDES - Treat You Better: 87.914 (+ 4.204)
14 RIHANNA - Love On The Brain: 75.467 (- 0.481)
15 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - Can't Stop The Feeling: 71.731 (+ 4.754) ▲
16 DRAKE - Fake Love: 70.905 (- 0.570) ▼
17 KEITH URBAN - Blue Ain't Your Color: 69.077 (+ 4.460) ▲
18 ADELE - Water Under The Bridge: 68.472 (+ 0.960) ▼
19 SIA - The Greatest f/Kendrick Lamar: 65.809 (- 0.076) ▼
20 BRETT ELDREDGE - Wanna Be That Song: 65.576 (+ 3.993) ▲

ZAYN/TAYLOR SWIFT - I Don't Wanna Live Forever: 64.377 (+ 0.316)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Dirty Laundry: 64.024 (+ 4.030)
CALVIN HARRIS - This Is What You... f/Rihanna: 61.976 (+ 1.954)
ADELE - Send My Love (To Your New…: 61.835 (+ 4.362)
BLAKE SHELTON - A Guy With A Girl: 60.196 (+ 3.707)
THE WEEKND - I Feel It Coming f/Daft Punk: 59.815 (+ 0.156)
TIM MCGRAW - How I'll Always Be: 59.678 (+ 3.164)
X AMBASSADORS - Unsteady: 59.186 (+ 0.269)
NIALL HORAN - This Town: 51.279 (+ 0.501)
DRAKE - One Dance f/Wizkid & Kyla: 48.387 (+ 1.964)
THE CHAINSMOKERS - Don't Let Me Down f/Daya: 44.815 (+ 1.357)
SHAWN MENDES - Mercy: 42.953 (+ 0.404)
DNCE - Cake By The Ocean: 42.594 (+ 3.907)
RIHANNA - Needed Me: 36.291 (+ 0.250)
TWENTY ONE PILOTS - Stressed Out: 31.812 (+ 1.626)
JUSTIN BIEBER - Love Yourself: 30.998 (+ 3.491)
SHAWN MENDES - Stitches: 28.464 (+ 1.833)
MIKE POSNER - I Took A Pill In Ibiza: 27.594 (+ 1.470)
CHARLIE PUTH - One Call Away: 26.434 (+ 3.296)
JUSTIN BIEBER - Sorry: 25.351 (+ 1.936)
MARK RONSON - Uptown Funk f/Bruno Mars: 25.165 (+ 1.650)
ADELE - Hello: 23.839 (+ 2.021)
FIFTH HARMONY - Work From Home f/Ty Dolla $ign: 23.560 (+ 1.017)
LUKAS GRAHAM - 7 Years: 18.062 (+ 1.819)
G-EAZY - Me Myself & I f/Bebe Rexha: 17.754 (+ 0.770)
RIHANNA - Work f/Drake: 15.400 (+ 1.788)
SELENA GOMEZ - Same Old Love: 12.846 (+ 0.930)
ALESSIA CARA - Here: 12.808 (+ 0.853)
THE WEEKND - Party Monster: 12.400 (- 0.326)
BEYONCE - All Night: 11.876 (- 0.102)
ARIANA GRANDE - Dangerous Woman: 10.388 (+ 0.316)
LADY GAGA - Million Reasons: 9.820 (+ 0.241)
SELENA GOMEZ - Hands To Myself: 9.475 (+ 0.892)
BRITNEY SPEARS - Slumber Party f/Tinashe: 6.898 (- 0.102)
TWENTY ONE PILOTS - Heavydirtysoul: 2.094 (+ 0.097)

[jarhys]

Closer just never goes away.