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Post by eidde on Apr 23, 2019 14:20:08 GMT -5
Hot 100 Recurrents 22 25 25 29 God's Plan , Drake 5 Who would've known it would stay here for this long after falling so hard before it went recurrent. |
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Post by Gary on Apr 23, 2019 14:54:57 GMT -5
Kind of why I wish they didn't separate the recurrents from the main chart
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Post by Gary on Apr 23, 2019 15:38:01 GMT -5
Country Airplay
This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 2 31 #1 2 wks Here Tonight , Brett Young 1
2 2 1 24 Beautiful Crazy , Luke Combs 1
3 4 5 28 Make It Sweet , Old Dominion 3
4 5 6 36 Eyes On You , Chase Rice 4
5 7 7 45 GG Love Ain't , Eli Young Band 5
6 8 8 16 Good As You , Kane Brown 6
7 10 10 26 Miss Me More , Kelsea Ballerini 7
8 9 9 39 Night Shift , Jon Pardi 8
9 11 13 34 Whiskey Glasses , Morgan Wallen 9
10 6 3 40 One That Got Away , Michael Ray 3
11 3 4 41 There Was This Girl , Riley Green 3
12 13 15 42 Love Someone , Brett Eldredge 12
13 14 14 8 Look What God Gave Her , Thomas Rhett 13
14 15 12 37 On My Way To You , Cody Johnson 12
15 12 11 32 Love Wins , Carrie Underwood 11
16 16 16 33 Rumor , Lee Brice 16
17 17 17 14 GIRL , Maren Morris 17
18 21 25 4 God's Country , Blake Shelton 18
19 18 18 10 Every Little Honky Tonk Bar , George Strait 18
20 19 19 16 Some Of It , Eric Church 19
21 20 20 25 Talk You Out Of It , Florida Georgia Line 20
22 22 21 54 Caught Up In The Country , Rodney Atkins Featuring The Fisk Jubilee Singers 21
23 23 22 15 Raised On Country , Chris Young 22
24 24 23 19 What Happens In A Small Town , Brantley Gilbert + Lindsay Ell 23
25 25 27 10 All To Myself , Dan + Shay 25
26 26 24 27 Buy My Own Drinks , Runaway June 24
27 28 38 4 Knockin' Boots , Luke Bryan 27
28 29 29 8 Rearview Town , Jason Aldean 28
29 27 28 10 Somebody's Daughter , Tenille Townes 27
30 30 30 24 The Ones That Didn't Make It Back Home , Justin Moore 30
31 31 33 22 Closer To You , Carly Pearce 31
32 33 32 21 Love You Too Late , Cole Swindell 32
33 34 36 29 Back To Life , Rascal Flatts 28
34 36 35 20 Every Little Thing , Russell Dickerson 34
35 37 39 27 Day Drunk , Morgan Evans 35
36 39 40 12 Thought About You , Tim McGraw 36
37 38 37 22 I Don't Know About You , Chris Lane 37
38 35 34 11 Rainbow , Kacey Musgraves 33
39 41 43 23 I Don't Remember Me (Before You) , Brothers Osborne 39
40 43 42 8 Living , Dierks Bentley 40
41 44 44 8 Good Vibes , Chris Janson 41
42 42 – 10 Rednecker , HARDY 42
43 46 46 13 Prayed For You , Matt Stell 43
44 45 45 14 Nothing To Do Town , Dylan Scott 44
45 58 – 2 Mr. Lonely , Midland 45
46 47 47 19 Girl Goin' Nowhere , Ashley McBryde 46
47 48 48 13 Make Me Want To , Jimmie Allen 47
48 49 49 4 My Miracle , Brad Paisley 48
49 51 52 4 Ridin' Roads , Dustin Lynch 49
50 0 Re-Entry 2 Old Town Road , Lil Nas X Featuring Billy Ray Cyrus 50
51 50 50 9 To A T , Ryan Hurd 50
52 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 One Big Country Song , LOCASH 52
53 52 56 6 After A Few , Travis Denning 52
54 53 51 5 Better Off Gone , Logan Mize 51
55 54 55 13 Rockin' All Night Long , Adam Hambrick 54
56 57 – 2 In Between , Scotty McCreery 56
57 56 54 8 Alcohol You Later , Mitchell Tenpenny 54
58 55 57 3 The Bull , Kip Moore 55
59 0 Re-Entry 2 World For Two , King Calaway 59
60 59 58 8 Someone I Used To Know , Zac Brown Band 58
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Post by Gary on Apr 23, 2019 15:41:49 GMT -5
Canada
This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 3 7 #1 2 wks DG Old Town Road , Lil Nas X Featuring Billy Ray Cyrus 1
2 2 1 3 Bad Guy , Billie Eilish 1
3 3 2 26 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse) , Post Malone & Swae Lee 1
4 4 4 13 7 Rings , Ariana Grande 1
5 5 5 17 Wow. , Post Malone 3
6 6 6 28 Without Me , Halsey 2
7 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Boy With Luv , BTS Featuring Halsey 7
8 7 7 29 Shallow , Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper 1
9 10 11 14 Dancing With A Stranger , Sam Smith & Normani 8
10 9 9 7 AG Sucker , Jonas Brothers 1
11 8 8 35 Happier , Marshmello & Bastille 2
12 14 16 25 Sweet But Psycho , Ava Max 12
13 0 New 1 SOS , Avicii Featuring Aloe Blacc 13
14 12 10 11 Bury A Friend , Billie Eilish 10
15 13 14 46 Girls Like You , Maroon 5 Featuring Cardi B 1
16 15 13 40 Eastside , benny blanco, Halsey & Khalid 6
17 19 28 6 Here With Me , Marshmello Featuring CHVRCHES 17
18 17 15 40 High Hopes , Panic! At The Disco 5
19 30 25 13 Thotiana , Blueface 12
20 18 17 10 Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored , Ariana Grande 2
21 21 20 37 Sicko Mode , Travis Scott 3
22 20 50 10 Talk , Khalid 20
23 16 34 31 Better , Khalid 14
24 28 29 20 Going Bad , Meek Mill Featuring Drake 3
25 31 33 24 Close To Me , Ellie Goulding X Diplo Featuring Swae Lee 24
26 25 22 10 Murder On My Mind , YNW Melly 9
27 23 24 13 Middle Child , J. Cole 4
28 11 – 2 Kill This Love , BLACKPINK 11
29 24 23 24 Thank U, Next , Ariana Grande 1
30 26 30 9 Walk Me Home , P!nk 18
31 32 31 13 Pure Water , Mustard & Migos 20
32 33 32 17 Swervin , A Boogie Wit da Hoodie Featuring 6ix9ine 24
33 27 18 23 When The Party's Over , Billie Eilish 14
34 22 12 7 Wish You Were Gay , Billie Eilish 12
35 36 36 34 Be Alright , Dean Lewis 27
36 0 New 1 Sanguine Paradise , Lil Uzi Vert 36
37 41 40 10 Who Do You Love , The Chainsmokers Featuring 5 Seconds Of Summer 31
38 39 37 52 Youngblood , 5 Seconds Of Summer 3
39 37 39 17 Beautiful Crazy , Luke Combs 35
40 53 62 8 Don't Call Me Up , Mabel 40
41 43 51 9 Con Calma , Daddy Yankee & Katy Perry Featuring Snow 40
42 46 27 8 You Should See Me In A Crown , Billie Eilish 27
43 45 48 19 Look Back At It , A Boogie Wit da Hoodie 23
44 49 49 29 Taki Taki , DJ Snake Featuring Selena Gomez, Ozuna & Cardi B 7
45 35 44 26 Saturday Nights , Khalid & Kane Brown 31
46 42 43 51 Better Now , Post Malone 3
47 54 53 12 Baby Shark , Pinkfong 39
48 40 21 3 My Strange Addiction , Billie Eilish 21
49 47 67 3 Racks In The Middle , Nipsey Hussle Featuring Roddy Ricch & Hit-Boy 47
50 70 70 5 Pop Out , Polo G Featuring Lil Tjay 50
51 48 45 9 Robbery , Juice WRLD 22
52 29 54 6 My Bad , Khalid 29
53 59 63 10 Whiskey Glasses , Morgan Wallen 53
54 60 74 7 Look What God Gave Her , Thomas Rhett 54
55 56 56 13 You Say , Lauren Daigle 50
56 66 71 10 Envy Me , Calboy 56
57 38 61 3 Monopoly , Ariana Grande & Victoria Monet 38
58 61 55 5 Freaky , Tory Lanez 41
59 51 19 3 All The Good Girls Go To Hell , Billie Eilish 19
60 57 59 14 Let Me Down Slowly , Alec Benjamin Featuring Alessia Cara 49
61 62 57 20 Nothing Breaks Like A Heart , Mark Ronson Featuring Miley Cyrus 19
62 52 47 9 Please Me , Cardi B & Bruno Mars 12
63 58 46 7 I Can't Get Enough , benny blanco, Tainy, Selena Gomez & J Balvin 33
64 55 26 3 Xanny , Billie Eilish 26
65 68 60 12 Mixed Personalities , YNW Melly Featuring Kanye West 51
66 79 75 4 Love Me , Felix Cartal & LIGHTS 66
67 83 – 2 God's Country , Blake Shelton 67
68 67 64 15 Faucet Failure , Ski Mask The Slump God 55
69 76 72 12 I'm So Tired... , Lauv & Troye Sivan 57
70 74 73 16 Bad Liar , Imagine Dragons 50
71 50 – 2 Outta My Head , Khalid With John Mayer 50
72 0 New 1 Make It Right , BTS 72
73 71 66 17 A Lot , 21 Savage 21
74 72 58 14 Giant , Calvin Harris & Rag'n'Bone Man 29
75 0 New 1 Home , BTS 75
76 34 – 2 Cool , Jonas Brothers 34
77 63 41 4 Price On My Head , NAV Featuring The Weeknd 18
78 65 35 3 I Love You , Billie Eilish 35
79 0 New 1 Mikrokosmos , BTS 79
80 95 – 2 Sweet Little Lies , Bulow 80
81 0 New 1 CHopstix , ScHoolboy Q + Travis Scott 81
82 87 95 6 Miss Me More , Kelsea Ballerini 82
83 81 99 6 Good As You , Kane Brown 81
84 0 New 1 Clout , Offset Featuring Cardi B 84
85 0 New 1 That's A Rack , Lil Uzi Vert 85
86 80 77 11 Make It Sweet , Old Dominion 70
87 86 76 11 Say My Name , David Guetta, Bebe Rexha & J Balvin 59
88 0 New 1 Dionysus , BTS 88
89 44 – 2 Don't Pretend , Khalid x SAFE 44
90 0 Re-Entry 4 Forever's Gotta Start Somewhere , Chad Brownlee 89
91 100 – 2 Knockin' Boots , Luke Bryan 91
92 92 85 9 Here Tonight , Brett Young 72
93 93 84 14 Lost In The Fire , Gesaffelstein & The Weeknd 14
94 84 81 3 West Coast , G-Eazy & Blueface 81
95 0 New 1 Jamais Vu , BTS 95
96 88 83 18 bellyache , Billie Eilish 65
97 89 78 7 I , Lil Skies 51
98 75 42 3 Listen Before I Go , Billie Eilish 42
99 73 38 3 Ilomilo , Billie Eilish 38
100 99 91 17 Shotgun , George Ezra 71
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Post by jenglisbe on Apr 23, 2019 15:46:34 GMT -5
Country Airplay This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak 1 1 2 31 #1 2 wks Here Tonight , Brett Young 1 2 2 1 24 Beautiful Crazy , Luke Combs 1 This second week at #2 for Combs is more impressive than the 7 weeks at #1 considering country songs usually drop like a rock once they start falling. Country radio really loves that song, wow. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2019 15:58:36 GMT -5
Hot 100 Recurrents 22 25 25 29 God's Plan , Drake 5 Who would've known it would stay here for this long after falling so hard before it went recurrent. What?? It doesn't look impressive. Compared to: This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak 1 1 1 29 #1 23 wks Perfect , Ed Sheeran 1 2 2 2 61 Believer , Imagine Dragons 1 3 3 3 26 Meant To Be , Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line 1 6 7 8 20 The Middle , Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey 3 11 12 12 47 Thunder , Imagine Dragons 1 14 15 14 37 Havana , Camila Cabello Featuring Young Thug 1 15 17 15 54 Shape Of You , Ed Sheeran 1 18 18 13 21 Psycho , Post Malone Featuring Ty Dolla $ign 4 22 25 25 29 God's Plan , Drake 5 is looking pretty sad Even The Middle has better longevity than God's Plan in Recurrents. God's Plan debuted at #1 and had great longevity in Hot 100's top 10... so yeah, it seemed that its longevity was compromised. But its performance in Recurrents is no prize either... A proper year-end #1 should perform in Recurrents like Shape of You or Believer. |
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Post by jenglisbe on Apr 23, 2019 16:01:28 GMT -5
Who would've known it would stay here for this long after falling so hard before it went recurrent. What?? It doesn't look impressive. The post you quoted never once used the word "impressive," nor did it say "GP" did better than other songs. You are contesting things that weren't stated. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2019 16:12:24 GMT -5
What?? It doesn't look impressive. The post you quoted never once used the word "impressive," nor did it say "GP" did better than other songs. You are contesting things that weren't stated. You're nitpicking in a snooty way. Who are you, Gary 2.0? I never once stated that I think he said it's impressive. I was just offering a sentiment. You are contesting things that weren't stated as well. GP in Recurrents clearly didn't perform any better than it did in the second half of its run in Hot 100. That's what I meant. And I don't know why you posted that, you're acting very strange. To me other people are the weird ones. |
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Post by Gary on Apr 23, 2019 16:17:50 GMT -5
The post you quoted never once used the word "impressive," nor did it say "GP" did better than other songs. You are contesting things that weren't stated. You're nitpicking in a snooty way. Who are you, Gary 2.0? I never once stated that I think he said it's impressive. I was just offering a sentiment. You are contesting things that weren't stated as well. GP in Recurrents clearly didn't perform any better than it did in the second half of its run in Hot 100. That's what I meant. And I don't know why you posted that, you're acting very strange. To me other people are the weird ones. And the original poster meant to state surprise that it lasted as long as it it in the top 25 of recurrents. By no means a record as other songs certainly did better but it lasted 29 weeks so far. Nevertheless, A long time for a song he expected to have bottomed out. No need to pick it apart |
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Post by gabe on Apr 23, 2019 17:49:44 GMT -5
The post you quoted never once used the word "impressive," nor did it say "GP" did better than other songs. You are contesting things that weren't stated. You're nitpicking in a snooty way. Who are you, Gary 2.0? I never once stated that I think he said it's impressive. I was just offering a sentiment. You are contesting things that weren't stated as well. GP in Recurrents clearly didn't perform any better than it did in the second half of its run in Hot 100. That's what I meant. And I don't know why you posted that, you're acting very strange. To me other people are the weird ones. bold words coming from a nobody |
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Post by 85la on Apr 23, 2019 22:28:13 GMT -5
Given it's now falling in radio, I think it's safe to say "Close to Me" is not hitting the top 20 on the Hot 100... making it the only top 5 radio hit I can think of that didn't even make the top 20 on the Hot 100. (It also spent at least one week in the top 10 of radio while not even being top 40 on the Hot 100). For all this talk of radio still having too much power, it seems to me it may have the lowest weight it ever has, at least since they started using BDS/Nielsen tracking. Actually, Kid Rock's All Summer Long peaked at #3 on Radio Songs/Hot 100 Airplay, but only reached #23 on the Hot 100, although the track wasn't made available as an individual digital download (this caused a huge resurgence of its parent album, Rock 'n Roll Jesus back into the top 10), and streaming wasn't a significant factor back then. I think anyone who remembers that summer would agree that that song was huge and was one of those cases where it's Hot 100 peak wasn't really indicative of its popularity. I can also think of other individual weeks where songs were in the Top 10 on radio but much lower on the Hot 100, mainly around 2006-2007 when it was common at that time, similar to the 90s, to withhold digital sales of a single until its airplay built up for a while, and digital sales took up a very high proportion of chart points back then. For example, in 2007 the week before Rihanna's Umbrella was released to digital, it was #3 on radio but only #41 on the Hot 100! |
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Post by timmierz on Apr 24, 2019 7:09:07 GMT -5
Actually, Kid Rock's All Summer Long peaked at #3 on Radio Songs/Hot 100 Airplay, but only reached #23 on the Hot 100, although the track wasn't made available as an individual digital download (this caused a huge resurgence of its parent album, Rock 'n Roll Jesus back into the top 10), and streaming wasn't a significant factor back then. I think anyone who remembers that summer would agree that that song was huge and was one of those cases where it's Hot 100 peak wasn't really indicative of its popularity. Not only that, but two knock-off cash-in cover versions of All Summer Long - which WERE in the iTunes store - hit the top 40 that year, and one of them (by "Hit Masters") actually peaked higher than the original, at #19! |
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Post by Choco on Apr 24, 2019 9:04:27 GMT -5
Drake's song also had to compete with two newer #1 hits at the time, much like how Ariana's singles all struggle to stay on the chart post 20 weeks because there's always a new single taking up the spins. Now that all the songs from Scorpion have fallen, one of them needs to pick up the recurrent plays. "In My Feelings" behaved a bit like a meme song after leaving the #1 spot, and "God's Plan" was much more massive than "Nice for What", so it's not weird that radio is still playing it (plus I'm guessing Drake gets more streams than the average artist does for a year old project).
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Post by badrobot on Apr 24, 2019 10:08:24 GMT -5
Given it's now falling in radio, I think it's safe to say "Close to Me" is not hitting the top 20 on the Hot 100... making it the only top 5 radio hit I can think of that didn't even make the top 20 on the Hot 100. (It also spent at least one week in the top 10 of radio while not even being top 40 on the Hot 100). For all this talk of radio still having too much power, it seems to me it may have the lowest weight it ever has, at least since they started using BDS/Nielsen tracking. Actually, Kid Rock's All Summer Long peaked at #3 on Radio Songs/Hot 100 Airplay, but only reached #23 on the Hot 100, although the track wasn't made available as an individual digital download (this caused a huge resurgence of its parent album, Rock 'n Roll Jesus back into the top 10), and streaming wasn't a significant factor back then. I think anyone who remembers that summer would agree that that song was huge and was one of those cases where it's Hot 100 peak wasn't really indicative of its popularity. I can also think of other individual weeks where songs were in the Top 10 on radio but much lower on the Hot 100, mainly around 2006-2007 when it was common at that time, similar to the 90s, to withhold digital sales of a single until its airplay built up for a while, and digital sales took up a very high proportion of chart points back then. For example, in 2007 the week before Rihanna's Umbrella was released to digital, it was #3 on radio but only #41 on the Hot 100! Good call -- I should've added a caveat to indicate songs that were commercially available. In that case, do we have any other examples of top 5 radio hits that missed the Hot 100 top 20 entirely? |
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Post by brady47 on Apr 24, 2019 16:27:27 GMT -5
Lady Gaga has some crazy longevity in Canada omg
Just Dance: #1 x 5 (21 weeks top 10)
Poker Face: #1 x 9 (21 weeks top 10)
Lovegame: #2 (20 weeks top 10) - woah (kind of surprised it's only #13 for the 2009 year end)
Paparazzi: #3 (14 weeks top 10)
Bad Romance: #1 x 5 (19 weeks top 10)
Telephone: #3 (13 weeks top 10)
Alejandro: #4 (12 weeks top 10)
Born This Way: #1 x 7 (15 weeks top 10)
Judas: #8 (2 weeks top 10)
The Edge of Glory: #3 (14 weeks top 10)
You and I: #10 (2 weeks top 10)
Applause: #4 (9 weeks top 10)
Do What U Want: #3 (9 weeks top 10)
Shallow: #1 x 1 (27 weeks top 10)
As big as Gaga was in the US, her power in Canada is insane! The only single that did better in the US was "Applause"
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Post by brady47 on Apr 24, 2019 16:29:40 GMT -5
Given it's now falling in radio, I think it's safe to say "Close to Me" is not hitting the top 20 on the Hot 100... making it the only top 5 radio hit I can think of that didn't even make the top 20 on the Hot 100. (It also spent at least one week in the top 10 of radio while not even being top 40 on the Hot 100). For all this talk of radio still having too much power, it seems to me it may have the lowest weight it ever has, at least since they started using BDS/Nielsen tracking. Actually, Kid Rock's All Summer Long peaked at #3 on Radio Songs/Hot 100 Airplay, but only reached #23 on the Hot 100, although the track wasn't made available as an individual digital download (this caused a huge resurgence of its parent album, Rock 'n Roll Jesus back into the top 10), and streaming wasn't a significant factor back then. I think anyone who remembers that summer would agree that that song was huge and was one of those cases where it's Hot 100 peak wasn't really indicative of its popularity. I can also think of other individual weeks where songs were in the Top 10 on radio but much lower on the Hot 100, mainly around 2006-2007 when it was common at that time, similar to the 90s, to withhold digital sales of a single until its airplay built up for a while, and digital sales took up a very high proportion of chart points back then. For example, in 2007 the week before Rihanna's Umbrella was released to digital, it was #3 on radio but only #41 on the Hot 100! Wow! Great memory! |
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Post by brady47 on Apr 24, 2019 16:31:11 GMT -5
Drake's song also had to compete with two newer #1 hits at the time, much like how Ariana's singles all struggle to stay on the chart post 20 weeks because there's always a new single taking up the spins. Now that all the songs from Scorpion have fallen, one of them needs to pick up the recurrent plays. "In My Feelings" behaved a bit like a meme song after leaving the #1 spot, and "God's Plan" was much more massive than "Nice for What", so it's not weird that radio is still playing it (plus I'm guessing Drake gets more streams than the average artist does for a year old project). I was a bit impressed with "God's Plan" because it only peaked at #3 on airplay, but was #7 for year end airplay in 2018 (surpassing "Never Be the Same", "Delicate", "Finesse" which all peaked higher on radio. |
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Post by jodakyellow on Apr 24, 2019 16:41:27 GMT -5
Except didn't he learn how to play guitar, piano and to sing for the movie? I'm not saying I think he will. I'm saying I think it's foolish to say definitively that he won't just because. Great point—my counterpoint is he's been open in interviews about being extremely uncomfortable and insecure as a musician. I'm thinking he could push through it when there was a chance it'd get him an Oscar, but that it's not worth it for him otherwise. |
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Post by 85la on Apr 24, 2019 18:21:09 GMT -5
Actually, Kid Rock's All Summer Long peaked at #3 on Radio Songs/Hot 100 Airplay, but only reached #23 on the Hot 100, although the track wasn't made available as an individual digital download (this caused a huge resurgence of its parent album, Rock 'n Roll Jesus back into the top 10), and streaming wasn't a significant factor back then. I think anyone who remembers that summer would agree that that song was huge and was one of those cases where it's Hot 100 peak wasn't really indicative of its popularity. I can also think of other individual weeks where songs were in the Top 10 on radio but much lower on the Hot 100, mainly around 2006-2007 when it was common at that time, similar to the 90s, to withhold digital sales of a single until its airplay built up for a while, and digital sales took up a very high proportion of chart points back then. For example, in 2007 the week before Rihanna's Umbrella was released to digital, it was #3 on radio but only #41 on the Hot 100! Wow! Great memory! Thanks, although I did have to look them up just to be sure! Actually, another one I just remembered that was commercially available on all metrics was Charlie Puth's How Long. #5 Airplay peak, only #21 Hot 100 Peak! |
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Post by thegreatdivine on Apr 24, 2019 19:26:02 GMT -5
Is it just me or has this year generally been uneventful in music? There aren't that many hits climbing up the charts. However, it's been eventful with the fact that we've had 6 songs reach number one in 4 months from artists people would never expect. I actually wasn't talking about hits or the charts at all. I mean, in general music output. The biggest, most recognizable names haven't dropped singles/albums yet and the few ones that have haven't seemed to hold the GP's interest for long. I've felt that way and I've been seeing lots and lots of other people echo the same sentiments - that this year has been kinda slow in terms of new great music. |
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Post by thegreatdivine on Apr 24, 2019 19:29:46 GMT -5
I really hope Big Ole Freak becomes a runaway hit for Megan.
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Post by kingvavis on Apr 24, 2019 20:37:12 GMT -5
There aren't that many hits climbing up the charts. However, it's been eventful with the fact that we've had 6 songs reach number one in 4 months from artists people would never expect. I actually wasn't talking about hits or the charts at all. I mean, in general music output. The biggest, most recognizable names haven't dropped singles/albums yet and the few ones that have haven't seemed to hold the GP's interest for long. I've felt that way and I've been seeing lots and lots of other people echo the same sentiments - that this year has been kinda slow in terms of new great music. I agree with the sentiment since at this time last year, Drake, Post and Cardi were all dropping albums or singles. It feels like Ariana is the only established high charting act to have released a project or singles since the fall. Maybe the reason Taylor is dropping an single in the spring than fall is because it will be a loaded second half of 2019. Adele, Rihanna, Drake maybe even Bieber, Post or The Weeknd will drop something. It's also been 2 or more years since Ed, Bruno, Maroon 5 and Kendrick dropped a project so only time will tell. |
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Post by thegreatdivine on Apr 25, 2019 10:37:11 GMT -5
I actually wasn't talking about hits or the charts at all. I mean, in general music output. The biggest, most recognizable names haven't dropped singles/albums yet and the few ones that have haven't seemed to hold the GP's interest for long. I've felt that way and I've been seeing lots and lots of other people echo the same sentiments - that this year has been kinda slow in terms of new great music. I agree with the sentiment since at this time last year, Drake, Post and Cardi were all dropping albums or singles. It feels like Ariana is the only established high charting act to have released a project or singles since the fall. Maybe the reason Taylor is dropping an single in the spring than fall is because it will be a loaded second half of 2019. Adele, Rihanna, Drake maybe even Bieber, Post or The Weeknd will drop something. It's also been 2 or more years since Ed, Bruno, Maroon 5 and Kendrick dropped a project so only time will tell. The second half of the year will definitely be frontloaded. I just hope the music is really good. I haven't really connected with the stuff that has dropped so far this year. |
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