Billboard Hot 100: 11/4/2017

[Gary]

Breakdown of this weeks top 10 by components


H100 Digital Radio Streming Title, Artist
1        2       26     1              #1 2 wks AG Rockstar, Post Malone Featuring 21 Savage
2        5       10     2              Bodak Yellow (Money Moves), Cardi B
3       14        6     3              1-800-273-8255, Logic Featuring Alessia Cara & Khalid
4        4        1     26             Feel It Still, Portugal. The Man
5        1       14     21            Thunder, Imagine Dragons
6      12        16     6              Mi Gente, J Balvin & Willy William Featuring Beyonce
7       7         7      15            Sorry Not Sorry, Demi Lovato
8       8         15     12            Too Good At Goodbyes, Sam Smith
9       33        9      14            Unforgettable, French Montana Featuring Swae Lee
10      11       20     13            Look What You Made Me Do, Taylor Swift

[Harx]

"Say You Won't Let Go" is now on Hot 100 for a full year.

[Deleted]

Billboard not updating for me wtf. I cannot see this weeks chart so far...

[Gary]

Hot 100


This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 2 5 Rockstar, Post Malone Featuring 21 Savage 1
2 2 1 16 Bodak Yellow (Money Moves), Cardi B 1
3 3 4 25 1-800-273-8255, Logic Featuring Alessia Cara & Khalid 3
4 5 6 18 Feel It Still, Portugal. The Man 4
5 8 7 25 Thunder, Imagine Dragons 5
6 6 3 16 Mi Gente, J Balvin & Willy William Featuring Beyonce 3
7 9 8 15 Sorry Not Sorry, Demi Lovato 7
8 7 13 6 Too Good At Goodbyes, Sam Smith 5
9 10 10 28 Unforgettable, French Montana Featuring Swae Lee 3
10 4 5 9 Look What You Made Me Do, Taylor Swift 1
11 24 24 9 SG I Get The Bag, Gucci Mane Featuring Migos 11
12 12 15 26 Attention, Charlie Puth 5
13 23 25 11 DG What About Us, P!nk 13
14 13 11 37 Believer, Imagine Dragons 4
15 11 9 40 Despacito, Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Featuring Justin Bieber 1
16 14 16 15 Bank Account, 21 Savage 12
17 15 12 16 Rake It Up, Yo Gotti Featuring Nicki Minaj 8
18 22 34 8 Perfect, Ed Sheeran 18
19 17 19 8 What Lovers Do, Maroon 5 Featuring SZA 17
20 26 29 10 Havana, Camila Cabello Featuring Young Thug 20
21 16 14 22 Strip That Down, Liam Payne Featuring Quavo 10
22 18 20 41 Shape Of You, Ed Sheeran 1
23 19 17 26 There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back, Shawn Mendes 6
24 21 18 25 Slow Hands, Niall Horan 11
25 29 27 14 Young Dumb & Broke, Khalid 25
26 27 28 19 What Ifs, Kane Brown Featuring Lauren Alaina 26
27 32 46 6 Gucci Gang, Lil Pump 27
28 28 26 15 Praying, Kesha 22
29 31 39 4 I Fall Apart, Post Malone 29
30 30 23 40 That's What I Like, Bruno Mars 1
31 25 21 18 Wild Thoughts, DJ Khaled Featuring Rihanna & Bryson Tiller 2
32 40 49 7 Bad At Love, Halsey 32
33 39 40 12 When It Rains It Pours, Luke Combs 33
34 37 35 43 Congratulations, Post Malone Featuring Quavo 8
35 33 22 29 Humble., Kendrick Lamar 1
36 35 30 30 XO TOUR Llif3, Lil Uzi Vert 7
37 34 32 35 Something Just Like This, The Chainsmokers & Coldplay 3
38 44 42 12 New Rules, Dua Lipa 38
39 38 31 38 Body Like A Back Road, Sam Hunt 6
40 45 41 19 Do Re Mi, Blackbear 40
41 36 33 19 Love Galore, SZA Featuring Travis Scott 32
42 51 59 6 No Limit, G-Eazy Featuring A$AP Rocky & Cardi B 42
43 41 36 41 Location, Khalid 16
44 54 53 10 Silence, Marshmello Featuring Khalid 42
45 47 48 12 The Weekend, SZA 45
46 42 37 52 Say You Won't Let Go, James Arthur 11
47 46 45 17 Crew, GoldLink Featuring Brent Faiyaz & Shy Glizzy 45
48 49 51 12 Unforgettable, Thomas Rhett 47
49 43 38 23 No Promises, Cheat Codes Featuring Demi Lovato 38
50 65 71 12 Every Little Thing, Carly Pearce 50
51 52 52 21 Butterfly Effect, Travis Scott 51
52 53 47 7 ...Ready For It?, Taylor Swift 4
53 50 43 20 Small Town Boy, Dustin Lynch 36
54 61 65 7 Greatest Love Story, LANCO 54
55 59 69 6 Pills And Automobiles, Chris Brown Featuring Yo Gotti, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie & Kodak Black 55
56 57 57 8 The Way Life Goes, Lil Uzi Vert 39
57 58 56 9 Roll In Peace, Kodak Black Featuring XXXTENTACION 53
58 56 58 11 The Race, Tay-K 44
59 70 72 6 Love So Soft, Kelly Clarkson 59
60 60 – 2 How Long, Charlie Puth 60
61 86 97 4 Plain Jane, A$AP Ferg 61
62 62 62 8 Jocelyn Flores, XXXTentacion 31
63 63 60 9 Transportin', Kodak Black 46
64 64 55 15 Glorious, Macklemore Featuring Skylar Grey 49
65 66 78 9 Relationship, Young Thug Featuring Future 65
66 77 81 10 More Girls Like You, Kip Moore 66
67 75 80 8 Light It Up, Luke Bryan 67
68 68 64 19 It's A Vibe, 2 Chainz Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Trey Songz & Jhene Aiko 44
69 71 70 6 Dusk Till Dawn, Zayn Featuring Sia 44
70 82 83 6 I'll Name The Dogs, Blake Shelton 70
71 0 Re-Entry 3 Curve, Gucci Mane Featuring The Weeknd 67
72 76 76 19 Escapate Conmigo, Wisin Featuring Ozuna 63
73 67 61 16 Heartache On The Dance Floor, Jon Pardi 47
74 85 90 4 Let Me Go, Hailee Steinfeld & Alesso Featuring Florida Georgia Line & Watt 74
75 74 73 8 F**k Love, XXXTentacion Featuring Trippie Redd 41
76 88 95 5 Go Flex, Post Malone 76
77 81 82 8 Fix A Drink, Chris Janson 77
78 84 91 4 Like I Loved You, Brett Young 78
79 69 63 12 All The Pretty Girls, Kenny Chesney 63
80 92 94 4 Losing Sleep, Chris Young 80
81 87 79 8 Sauce It Up, Lil Uzi Vert 49
82 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 High End, Chris Brown Featuring Future & Young Thug 82
83 83 85 9 I Could Use A Love Song, Maren Morris 83
84 0 New 1 Yours, Russell Dickerson 84
85 90 96 4 Sky Walker, Miguel Featuring Travis Scott 85
86 80 77 11 B.E.D., Jacquees 69
87 0 New 1 Let You Down, NF 87
88 73 54 9 Friends, Justin Bieber + BloodPop 20
89 89 89 8 Questions, Chris Brown 84
90 95 – 2 Lights Down Low, MAX Featuring gnash 90
91 97 – 2 Too Hotty, Quality Control Featuring Quavo, Takeoff & Offset 91
92 99 98 3 Smooth, Florida Georgia Line 92
93 96 99 4 Round Here Buzz, Eric Church 93
94 78 66 18 Feels, Calvin Harris Featuring Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry & Big Sean 20
95 0 New 1 Stunting Ain't Nuthin, Gucci Mane Featuring Slim Jxmmi & Young Dolph 95
96 0 New 1 You Broke Up With Me, Walker Hayes 96
97 0 New 1 Mayores, Becky G Featuring Bad Bunny 97
98 0 New 1 Ask Me How I Know, Garth Brooks 98
99 79 67 12 They Don't Know, Jason Aldean 67
100 100 93 19 Do I Make You Wanna, Billy Currington 47

[jtd Thee Stallion]

I feel like me and my friends helped Stunting Ain’t Nuthin to chart, we all bought it and played it on Apple Music a lot last week lol.

[Gary]

Meanwhile over on the recurrent chart


Week 98 for Uptown Funk


18 19 24 98 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 1

[Sherane Lamar]

I really wish "Jumped Out The Whip" had charted instead.

But "Stuntin' Ain't Nothing" was probably the second best non-charting song off Mr. Davis.

[Gary]

Longevity leaders - most weeks Hot 100 Recurrent Chart


127 Two Princes, Spin Doctors
126 I Hope You Dance, Lee Ann Womack
116 Missing, Everything But The Girl
105 The Way You Love Me, Faith Hill
102 Yeah!, Usher Featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris
98 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars

[Gary]

Garth Brooks Earns First Hot 100 Hit in 10 Years With 'Ask Me How I Know'
10/24/2017 by Jim Asker



Theo Wargo/Getty Images
Garth Brooks performs at Yankee Stadium on July 8, 2016 in New York City. 

The track is Brooks' first top 10 since 2007's No. 1 "More Than a Memory."
Garth Brooks reaches the top 10 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart for the 35th time, and the first time in almost 10 years, as "Ask Me How I Know" rises 12-10 on the list dated Nov. 4. It gains by 9 percent to 27.5 million in audience, according to Nielsen Music.

The track is the second single from his 2016 Gunslinger set, following the No. 15-peaking "Baby, Let's Lay Down and Dance." The set has sold 126,000 copies, adding to Brooks' standing as the top-selling album artist since Nielsen began tracking sales in 1991. He has sold 71.9 million albums since then. The Beatles follow with 68.9 million, while Metallica ranks third with 58.3 million.
Brooks scores his first Country Airplay top 10 since "More Than a Memory," the only song ever to debut atop the chart. "Memory" soared in at No. 1 on Sept. 15, 2007, becoming his 18th leader. After its week on top, it spent 14 more weeks in the top 10 (through Dec. 22, 2007).

Brooks also joins 10 other acts in notching Country Airplay top 10s in the '90s, '00s and '10s. The others to accomplish such triple-decade top 10 success: Kenny Chesney, Sara Evans, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley, George Strait and Clay Walker.

Meanwhile, "Ask" becomes Brooks' first Billboard Hot 100 entry in nearly 10 years, debuting at No. 98. He'd last appeared on the all-genre ranking with "Memory," which reached No. 53 in December 2007. (His highest Hot 100 rank? Perhaps surprisingly, "Lost in You," which debuted at peaked at No. 5 in 1999 … as credited to "Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines," his fictional rock star persona.)

"In looking over the songs Garth has released for the last 10-plus years, ['Ask'] is testing better than anything I've seen [since 'Memory']," says WDAF Kansas City program director Wes Poe. "The younger part of our audience actually embraced this single first. It's awesome to see that part of this story unfold. And, after seven sold-out shows last spring in Kansas City, it's hard to ignore that the Garth force is still strong here."

"'Ask Me How I Know' has been a consistent solid tester for us," echoes KKBQ Houston pd Johnny Chiang. "Considering the question of whether Garth is still relevant today, it's clear-cut: yes! He's a transcendent superstar and our audience loves him."

[Gary]

Hot 100 Chart Moves: Gucci Mane, P!nk, Ed Sheeran & Camila Cabello Hit the Top 20


Plus, Dua Lipa & Blackbear earn their first top 40 Hot 100 hits.
As previously reported, Post Malone's "Rockstar," featuring 21 Savage, spends a second week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (dated Nov. 4). Meanwhile, two rock bands -- Portugal. The Man and Imagine Dragons -- appear in the top five simultaneously for the first time in over 10 years, while Demi Lovato lifts to another personal-best rank with "Sorry Not Sorry," at No. 7.
Who else makes notable Hot 100 chart moves this week?

"I Get the Bag," Gucci Mane feat. Migos
As Gucci Mane's new album Mr. Davis bounds onto the Billboard 200 at No. 2, and Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums at No. 1, with 70,000 equivalent album units, according to Nielsen Music, the rapper (born Radric Delantic Davis) surges 24-11 on the Hot 100 with the set's Migos-assisted "I Get the Bag." Streaming is driving the single, which jumps 7-4 on the Streaming Songs chart (27.6 million U.S. streams in the tracking week, up 22 percent, good for the Hot 100's top Streaming Gainer award).

Gucci Mane is now a notch away from his first Hot 100 top 10 as a lead artist. He's reached the region once, as featured on Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles," which spent seven weeks at No. 1 beginning Nov. 26, 2016.

"What About Us," P!nk
Above Gucci Mane on the Billboard 200 is P!nk, whose Beautiful Trauma launches at No. 1 with 408,000 units, the most for a woman in 2017. Lead single "What About Us" leaps 23-13 on the Hot 100, becoming her 18th song to reach the top 15; of those, 15 have hit the top 10. Airplay is leading the way for the song, which rises 10-8 on Radio Songs (79 million in audience, up 6 percent).

"Perfect," Ed Sheeran
The ballad becomes the third top 20 hit from Ed Sheeran's album ÷, jumping 22-18. It lifts 4- 3 on Digital Song Sales (50,000 downloads sold, up 14 percent), 34-30 on Radio Songs (45 million, up 17 percent) and 46-35 on Streaming Songs (11.5 million, up 12 percent).
The first two singles from ÷, "Shape of You" and "Castle on the Hill," opened at their Nos. 1 and 6 peaks, respectively, on Jan. 28, making Sheeran the first artist ever to debut two titles in the top 10 simultaneously. "Shape" went on to total 12 weeks at No. 1 and a record 33 weeks in the top 10. In its 41st week on the Hot 100, it ranks at No. 22, after spending its first 40 weeks in the top 20, the longest run in the top 20 for a song from its debut in the chart's history.

"Havana," Camila Cabello feat. Young Thug
The song from Camila Cabello (born in Cojimar, Eastern Havana, Cuba) featuring Young Thug rounds out the quartet of new top 20 Hot 100 entrants, climbing 26-20. It gains 10-6 on Digital Song Sales (35,000, up 8 percent), 22-18 on Streaming Songs (17.8 million, up 17 percent) and 50-36 on Radio Songs (37 million, up 44 percent).
Cabello ties her second-highest rank as a soloist, as she reached No. 20 in January 2016 with Shawn Mendes on "I Know What You Did Last Summer." She's also one of the acts billed together as Artists for Puerto Rico, the featured collective on Lin-Manuel Miranda's "Almost Like Praying," which spent a week on the Hot 100 last week, also at No. 20.


Cabello has charted higher only with "Bad Things," with Machine Gun Kelly, which hit No. 4 this February. (As a member of Fifth Harmony, she tallied two top 20 Hot 100 entries: "Worth It," featuring Kid Ink, a No. 12 hit in 2015, and last year's No. 4-peaking "Work From Home," featuring Ty Dolla $ign.)
"Havana" could gain further on next week's Hot 100 (dated Nov. 11), as its official video arrived today. (The current streaming tracking week runs through Thursday, Oct. 26.)
"New Rules," Dua Lipa

Below the top 20, two acts each earn their first top 40 Hot 100 hits, led by pop singer-songwriter Dua Lipa, whose "New Rules" lifts 44-38. The cut ranks at No. 27 on both Streaming Songs (13.7 million, up 3 percent) and Digital Song Sales (16,000, up 38 percent, aided by a 69-cent iTunes Store sale price).
In her two prior Hot 100 appearances, Dua Lipa reached No. 72 with "Blow Your Mind (Mwah)," in November 2016, and No. 76 with her Martin Garrix-collab "Scared to Be Lonely," in May.


"Do Re Mi," Blackbear
The hip-hop act rises 45-40 in his first Hot 100 visit. Powered most heavily by streams, the song bullets at No. 22 on Streaming Songs (16.4 million, up 2 percent).
Blackbear (real name: Matthew Tyler Musto) is the third "bear"-monikered act ever to prowl in the Hot 100's top 40. The others who previously made the region their den: The Teddy Bears and Edward Bear. The former reigned for three weeks in December 1958 (the Hot 100's first year) with "To Know Him, Is to Love Him," while the latter hit a No. 3 high with "Last Song" in 1973. Until this week, no bear had been spotted in the top 40 since June 2, 1973, when Edward Bear's "Close Your Eyes" peaked at No. 37.
(Blackbear could be drawn to the lyric in the song above "Do Re Mi," Sam Hunt's "Body Like a Back Road," at No. 39: "Got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet …")

[forg]

Good chart run for SAY YOU WON'T LET GO, it moves to recurrent next week. Still sucks it missed the top 10

[Gary]

Songs to go a full year since Uptown Funk


52 Trap Queen, Fetty Wap
52 See You Again, Wiz Khalifa Featuring Charlie Puth
52 Stitches, Shawn Mendes
52 Stressed Out, twenty one pilots
52 Cheap Thrills, Sia Featuring Sean Paul
52 Don't Let Me Down, The Chainsmokers Featuring Daya
52 Can't Stop The Feeling!, Justin Timberlake
52 Closer, The Chainsmokers Featuring Halsey
52 Say You Won't Let Go, James Arthur

[singingrulebritannia]

Feels isn't even going to make 20 weeks

[willapted33]

Plain Jane ftw!!!

[Deleted]

Oct 24, 2017 12:07:04 GMT -5 Gary said:

Meanwhile over on the recurrent chart


Week 98 for Uptown Funk


18 19 24 98 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 1

STILL?  O.o  What songs are surrounding it? 

[scrohr424]

Oct 24, 2017 12:07:04 GMT -5 Gary said:

Meanwhile over on the recurrent chart


Week 98 for Uptown Funk


18 19 24 98 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 1

Maybe it's the hype from the tour at this point? And the 24K Magic album singles and their hype too?

Either way, I'm not complaining at all. B)

[Gary]

Oct 25, 2017 5:39:37 GMT -5 scrohr424 said:

Oct 24, 2017 12:07:04 GMT -5 Gary said:

Meanwhile over on the recurrent chart


Week 98 for Uptown Funk


18 19 24 98 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 1

Maybe it's the hype from the tour at this point? And the 24K Magic album singles and their hype too?

Either way, I'm not complaining at all. B)

It is just a good song that has held up well, nothing more.

It has been on one chart or another continuously for nearly three years.  The 98 weeks at recurrent followed 56 weeks on the Hot 100. 

This song more than others is responsible for the current 52/25 recurrent rule.  Without any recurrent rules in place, this song might still be in the top 100 today.

[rainie]

Oct 25, 2017 13:01:07 GMT -5 Gary said:

Oct 25, 2017 5:39:37 GMT -5 scrohr424 said:

Maybe it's the hype from the tour at this point? And the 24K Magic album singles and their hype too?

Either way, I'm not complaining at all. B)

It is just a good song that has held up well, nothing more.

It has been on one chart or another continuously for nearly three years.  The 98 weeks at recurrent followed 56 weeks on the Hot 100. 

This song more than others is responsible for the current 52/25 recurrent rule.  Without any recurrent rules in place, this song might still be in the top 100 today.

Thought it was established that it would've been pushed out by one of the album bombs last year, maybe the Drake one? Iirc it would've lasted 70-something weeks without the 25/52 rule.

[rimetm]

You misread, he's saying if all recurrent rules didn't exist (including the 20 week one), then Uptown Funk would still be one of the top 100 songs in the country, probably around the 80s or 90s at this point.

[SPRΞΞ]

That's gotta be one of the worst Top 10's I've ever see. It's all garbage.

[Juanca]

Oct 25, 2017 13:01:07 GMT -5 Gary said:

Oct 25, 2017 5:39:37 GMT -5 scrohr424 said:

Maybe it's the hype from the tour at this point? And the 24K Magic album singles and their hype too?

Either way, I'm not complaining at all. B)

It is just a good song that has held up well, nothing more.

It has been on one chart or another continuously for nearly three years.  The 98 weeks at recurrent followed 56 weeks on the Hot 100. 

This song more than others is responsible for the current 52/25 recurrent rule.  Without any recurrent rules in place, this song might still be in the top 100 today.

I don't think this song would still be in the top 50 though.
I still believe the top 25 recurrent rule was the wrong solution to the problem. The adjustment of streaming points was a much better course correction that still reflects popularity but allows songs to fall down the chart a bit quicker as well

[Gary]

Oct 25, 2017 17:44:29 GMT -5 Juanca said:

Oct 25, 2017 13:01:07 GMT -5 Gary said:

It is just a good song that has held up well, nothing more.

It has been on one chart or another continuously for nearly three years.  The 98 weeks at recurrent followed 56 weeks on the Hot 100. 

This song more than others is responsible for the current 52/25 recurrent rule.  Without any recurrent rules in place, this song might still be in the top 100 today.

I don't think this song would still be in the top 50 though.
I still believe the top 25 recurrent rule was the wrong solution to the problem. The adjustment of streaming points was a much better course correction that still reflects popularity but allows songs to fall down the chart a bit quicker as well

I get that.  As the 18th biggest recurrent song, it is likely around #70 or 80 overall, after three years and at the very least still in the top 100 without recurrent rules

[Au$tin]

Still hoping for one day to get a separate chart that combines recurrents and currents together.