Billboard Hot 100: 07/21/2018

[jayhawk1117]

Jul 11, 2018 7:45:29 GMT -5 atg said:

In My Feelings is actually becoming a worldwide hit. These numbers are actually crazy especially after almost 2 weeks of release. Also i feel Don’t Matter To Me will probably pull a “The Hills” and go to #1 eventually

Don't Matter To Me is holding incredibly well so far but his label is gonna have to do a lot of heavy lifting to get it past his own song lol

[lazer]

I hope both Jumpsuit and Summertime Magic become hits.

[kcdawg13]

Twenty One Pilots is back baby

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

Jul 11, 2018 10:38:23 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Jul 11, 2018 10:29:56 GMT -5 hot100predictions said:

Jumpsuit will probably peak somewhere between #6-#12 on the Hot 100, not saying it will be this week either. New rules with Billboard, will probably be in this song's favor for another top 10 for 21 pilots.

Maybe we should hold off on predictions about where it will be until we see streaming and airplay numbers. It's only been out for a few hours.

Plus it will only have two days worth of activity this week. For the peak, I agree those two numbers will define where it would do so. It will be interesting to see how radio receives the song.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

Jul 11, 2018 11:37:02 GMT -5 kcdawg13 said:

Twenty One Pilots is back baby

Yeah, it seems that Jumpsuit could challenge for if not take over #1 at iTunes later today.

[Gary]

There once was a time not too long again that #1 on itunes meant at or near the top on the main chart

[Enigma.]

Jumpsuit is amazing! No matter if it's gonna be a hit or not but it's definitely an ambitious rock song. Love it!

[lazer]

Jul 11, 2018 11:47:02 GMT -5 Gary said:

There once was a time not too long again that #1 on itunes meant at or near the top on the main chart

The last time that happened was 2016. It was probably the last year where Itunes had much impact on the charts.

[ahmiizafii]

I actually liked Nico and the niners more than jumpsuit.

[Deleted]

Jul 11, 2018 12:09:50 GMT -5 ahmiizafii said:

I actually liked Nico and the niners more than jumpsuit.

I did too. Jumpsuit will most likely perform better though since it got the music video.

[jayhawk1117]

Jul 11, 2018 11:47:02 GMT -5 Gary said:

There once was a time not too long again that #1 on itunes meant at or near the top on the main chart

now it means you'll debut somewhere on the chart. Take Africa by Toto covered by Weezer

[Gary]

Static Major Earns Second Posthumous Hot 100 Hit With Drake's 'After Dark'

7/11/2018 by Xander Zellner



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Lil Wayne ft. Static "Lollipop"
He first hit the Hot 100 in 2008, on Lil Wayne's "Lollipop"

Late Louisville, Ky.-based rapper Static Major, who died in 2008, earns his second total and posthumous hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (dated July 14), as Drake's "After Dark," featuring StaticMajor and Ty Dolla $ign, debuts at No. 41.

The song, from Drake's record-breaking new Billboard 200 No. 1 album Scorpion, concurrently debuts on the Streaming Songs chart at No. 28, garnering 22.8 million U.S. streams in the tracking weekending July 5, according to Nielsen Music.

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"Dark" becomes Static Major's second Hot 100 hit, following his featured turn on Lil Wayne's "Lollipop." The track spent five weeks atop the Hot 100 in 2008 (beginning that May 3, shortly after Static Major's passing), 10 weeks atop the Radio Songs chart and 14 weeks at the Hot Rap Songs summit.

Static Major became the seventh artist with a posthumous Hot 100 No. 1, and the third rapper (following the Notorious B.I.G. in 1997 and Soulja Slim in 2004).

The MC, whose real name was Stephen Ellis Garrett, died at age 33 on Feb. 25, 2008, from internal bleeding caused by an autoimmune disorder.

[Deleted]

Really digging the new TOP singles. No way in hell Jumpsuit's gonna be a hit (I mean, could you imagine pop radio picking this up when the closest they came last year to rock was Imagine Fucking Dragons?), but maybe it will have a great first week. Maybe Nico and the Miners has a shot, though. It sounds a bit more like their typical sound.

[lazer]

Jul 11, 2018 14:12:59 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

Really digging the new TOP singles. No way in hell Jumpsuit's gonna be a hit (I mean, could you imagine pop radio picking this up when the closest they came last year to rock was Imagine f**king Dragons?), but maybe it will have a great first week. Maybe Nico and the Miners has a shot, though. It sounds a bit more like their typical sound.

Well, maybe the song might do well if streaming is good. I remember the three TOP singles of 2016 did well in streaming platforms. Who knows, the radio might eat Jumpsuit up.

[Deleted]

Jul 11, 2018 14:22:25 GMT -5 lazer said:

Jul 11, 2018 14:12:59 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

Really digging the new TOP singles. No way in hell Jumpsuit's gonna be a hit (I mean, could you imagine pop radio picking this up when the closest they came last year to rock was Imagine f**king Dragons?), but maybe it will have a great first week. Maybe Nico and the Miners has a shot, though. It sounds a bit more like their typical sound.

Well, maybe the song might do well if streaming is good. I remember the three TOP singles of 2016 did well in streaming platforms. Who knows, the radio might eat Jumpsuit up.

I'm pretty sure they only did okay in streaming. If I remember correctly, Love Yourself and Closer pretty much steamrollered them there.

[lazer]

Jul 11, 2018 14:45:52 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

Jul 11, 2018 14:22:25 GMT -5 lazer said:

Well, maybe the song might do well if streaming is good. I remember the three TOP singles of 2016 did well in streaming platforms. Who knows, the radio might eat Jumpsuit up.

I'm pretty sure they only did okay in streaming. If I remember correctly, Love Yourself and Closer pretty much steamrollered them there.

Regardless, they did better than expected in streaming at a time where streaming platforms had variety in their charts.

[Au$tin]

Jul 11, 2018 14:45:52 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

Jul 11, 2018 14:22:25 GMT -5 lazer said:

Well, maybe the song might do well if streaming is good. I remember the three TOP singles of 2016 did well in streaming platforms. Who knows, the radio might eat Jumpsuit up.

I'm pretty sure they only did okay in streaming. If I remember correctly, Love Yourself and Closer pretty much steamrollered them there.

Well, yeah, "Love Yourself" and "Closer" were monster hits of that time frame and were ahead on all three components of the Hot 100. LY and "Closer" steamrolled ahead of literally everyone.

Spotify Totals:
Stressed Out - 877,642,661 (22nd most streamed of all time)
Ride - 697,249,277 (69th most streamed song of all time)
Heathens - 758,999,100 (49th most streamed song of all time)

YouTube Totals:
Stressed Out - 1,392,413,548 (51st most viewed of all time)
Ride - 668,665,008
Heathens - 1,018,359,281

Streaming Songs Peak:
Stressed Out #4
Ride #10
Heathens #2

On-Demand Streaming Songs Peak:
Stressed Out #3
Ride #9
Heathens #3

YouTube Songs Peak:
Stressed Out #4
Heathens #5

I'd say they did pretty damn well!

[iHype.]

POSITION	ARTIST	POINTS
1. (=)	The Beatles	19,614,050
2. (=)	Madonna	18,347,786
3. (=)	Elton John	17,066,850
4. (=)	Elvis Presley	16,968,188
5. (=)	Mariah Carey	15,908,402
6. (=)	Stevie Wonder	15,572,184
7. (=)	Janet Jackson	14,594,115
8. (=)	Michael Jackson	13,923,088
9. (=)	Whitney Houston	13,630,438
10. (+3)	Rihanna	12,857,231
11. (-1)	The Rolling Stones	12,581,182
12. (-1)	Paul McCartney	12,380,828
13. (-1)	Bee Gees	11,777,111
14. (=)	Usher	11,462,271
15. (=)	Chicago	11,123,272
16. (=)	The Supremes	-
17. (=)	Daryl Hall & John Oates	10,661,330
18. (=)	Prince	10,616,366
19. (=)	Rod Stewart	10,228,305
20. (=)	Olivia Newton-John	10,037,057
21. (=)	Aretha Franklin	8,974,186
22. (=)	Marvin Gaye	8,973,128
23. (DEBUT)	Drake	8,876,035
24. (-1)	Phil Collins	8,834,295
25. (+9)	Taylor Swift	8,828,491
26. (-1)	Katy Perry	8,714,851
27. (-1)	Billy Joel	8,489,165
28. (-1)	Diana Ross	-
29. (-1)	The 4 Seasons	8,520,944
30. (-1)	The Temptations	8,433,240
31. (-2)	Donna Summer	8,271,306
32. (-2)	The Beach Boys	8,318,217
33. (-2)	Lionel Richie	7,985,356
34. (-2)	Neil Diamond	7,932,444
35. (+26)	Bruno Mars	7,880,557
36. (-3)	Carpteners	7,794,778
37. (-2)	Boyz II Men	7,522,890
38. (+6)	Maroon 5	7,482,117
39. (=)	Beyonce	7,455,204
40. (-4)	The Jacksons	7,309,824

All-time Hot 100 estimations following Drake's takeover.

[hot100predictions]

I can definitely see IMF #1 for 7 or 8 weeks, it’s so catchy

[Deleted]

Drake has an 8 week number one a 9 week number one a 10 week number one and a 11 week number one so I'm hoping it's number one for 7 or 12 weeks

[jayhawk1117]

Jul 11, 2018 19:12:54 GMT -5 @drakeisskinny said:

Drake has an 8 week number one a 9 week number one a 10 week number one and a 11 week number one so I'm hoping it's number one for 7 or 12 weeks

I think 7 is much more likely than 12 but who knows anymore lol. Even Rihanna and JB would struggle taking IMF down at those rate

[velaxti]

Jul 11, 2018 14:12:59 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

Really digging the new TOP singles. No way in hell Jumpsuit's gonna be a hit (I mean, could you imagine pop radio picking this up when the closest they came last year to rock was Imagine f**king Dragons?), but maybe it will have a great first week. Maybe Nico and the Miners has a shot, though. It sounds a bit more like their typical sound.

I'm not an expert, but to me Heathens was big on radio last year and sounds closer to a rock song than the Imagine Dragons songs that I've heard. Not that it disproves your point though.

[fhas]

Jul 11, 2018 15:04:19 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Jul 11, 2018 14:45:52 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

I'm pretty sure they only did okay in streaming. If I remember correctly, Love Yourself and Closer pretty much steamrollered them there.

Well, yeah, "Love Yourself" and "Closer" were monster hits of that time frame and were ahead on all three components of the Hot 100. LY and "Closer" steamrolled ahead of literally everyone.

Stressed Out vs. Love Yourself was a close race for #1.

Feb. 27, 2016:
Love Yourself: 101k sales + 144M airplay + 17.1M streams
Stressed Out: 102k sales + 142M airplay + 13.5M streams

[lugus15]

Such a shame that last week's Drake chart onslaught didn't do a thorough job. Perfect, NBTS, Whatever It Takes, Look Alive needed to be purged too.

[Mayman]

Jul 11, 2018 21:33:22 GMT -5 lugus15 said:

Such a shame that last week's Drake chart onslaught didn't do a thorough job. Perfect, NBTS, Whatever It Takes, Look Alive needed to be purged too.

I'll agree on Perfect and WIT, but NBTS and LA are great!

[hot100predictions]

IMF will likely have 75k points once the MV is released, God's Plan Part 2.

[ahmiizafii]

Can anyone tell me the new formula please?

[rainie]

Jul 11, 2018 10:38:23 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Jul 11, 2018 10:29:56 GMT -5 hot100predictions said:

Jumpsuit will probably peak somewhere between #6-#12 on the Hot 100, not saying it will be this week either. New rules with Billboard, will probably be in this song's favor for another top 10 for 21 pilots.

Maybe we should hold off on predictions about where it will be until we see streaming and airplay numbers. It's only been out for a few hours.

This, plus we don’t know if it’s even sent to pop. In most scenarios you could assume the answer to that is yes, but it doesn’t sound pop friendly at all and it’s still only under alt CMN.

[irice22]

Is it time to weight airplay more? The audience impression on radio is still huge. I understand that streaming should be weighted heftily because users are choosing to play the song, but right now 6 of the 10 biggest songs in the nation are songs a huge majority of people haven't even heard. It like shooting every track Come on Over to the Top 16 because the album sold well. It just doesn't feel right. The Hot 100 is supposed to represent the biggest songs in the country no matter how they are being consumed.

In the 90's, wasn't Airplay weighted 70% and sales weighted 30%?

[ahmiizafii]

How much of spotify users are premium vs free?