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Post by Dylan :) on Jul 17, 2023 13:02:41 GMT -5
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Post by Au$tin on Jul 17, 2023 13:34:36 GMT -5
(I think biggest jump to #1 in the PPW era might have been a 6-1 move by Demi back when the songs near the top of the chart had close-in-numbers airplay). No idea if it's the biggest, but yes, "Sorry Not Sorry" jumped 6-1 in October 2017. SUNDAY FINAL UPDATE6 1 DEMI LOVATO Sorry Not Sorry 15672 13268 2404 91.589 3 2 PORTUGAL. THE MAN Feel It Still 15440 14465 975 88.022 7 3 LOGIC 1-800-273-8255 f/A.Cara/Khalid 14855 12986 1869 90.0922 4 LIAM PAYNE Strip That Down f/Quavo 14737 15140 -403 94.369 4 5 CHARLIE PUTH Attention 13831 14359 -528 92.441 1 6 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 12055 16247 -4192 61.088 5 7 NIALL HORAN Slow Hands 11844 13354 -1510 69.957 Interestingly, the spin counts near the top were very similar to what they are now (RIP AI), but Demi's spin increase isn't going to be anywhere near like this lol. "Cruel Summer" is just surreal right now lol. Also, look at what dropped 1-6 that week :kii:
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Post by 85la on Jul 17, 2023 14:13:07 GMT -5
(I think biggest jump to #1 in the PPW era might have been a 6-1 move by Demi back when the songs near the top of the chart had close-in-numbers airplay). No idea if it's the biggest, but yes, "Sorry Not Sorry" jumped 6-1 in October 2017. SUNDAY FINAL UPDATE6 1 DEMI LOVATO Sorry Not Sorry 15672 13268 2404 91.589 3 2 PORTUGAL. THE MAN Feel It Still 15440 14465 975 88.022 7 3 LOGIC 1-800-273-8255 f/A.Cara/Khalid 14855 12986 1869 90.0922 4 LIAM PAYNE Strip That Down f/Quavo 14737 15140 -403 94.369 4 5 CHARLIE PUTH Attention 13831 14359 -528 92.441 1 6 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 12055 16247 -4192 61.088 5 7 NIALL HORAN Slow Hands 11844 13354 -1510 69.957 Interestingly, the spin counts near the top were very similar to what they are now (RIP AI), but Demi's spin increase isn't going to be anywhere near like this lol. "Cruel Summer" is just surreal right now lol. Also, look at what dropped 1-6 that week Yep, we all remember what happened with that, but thankfully she's come a long way since then!
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Post by ificanthaveyou on Jul 17, 2023 16:25:31 GMT -5
Manifesting a +600 for tomorrow!!!
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Post by Dylan :) on Jul 17, 2023 17:01:34 GMT -5
Not to get anyone's hopes up but.. Z100 played Getaway Car four times today!! Hopefully that can smash after this
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Post by ificanthaveyou on Jul 17, 2023 17:03:56 GMT -5
Not to get anyone's hopes up but.. Z100 played Getaway Car four times today!! Hopefully that can smash after this Whoever is the radio programmer for Z100 is a total Swiftie. We love to see it. Hopefully Reputation is next!
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Post by musiclife on Jul 17, 2023 17:05:40 GMT -5
Not to get anyone's hopes up but.. Z100 played Getaway Car four times today!! Hopefully that can smash after this No wayyyyy
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Post by Au$tin on Jul 17, 2023 17:19:01 GMT -5
Not to get anyone's hopes up but.. Z100 played Getaway Car four times today!! Hopefully that can smash after this SCREAMING! We're totally getting a surprise era of fan favorites becoming singles, aren't we? ๐ญ
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Post by Choco on Jul 17, 2023 17:29:02 GMT -5
At this rate she's gonna need an EP at least.
SINGLES BIG MACHINE FUMBLED (Taylor's version) would be cute if Cruel Summer wasn't actually not part of her BMG days.
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Post by musiclife on Jul 17, 2023 17:29:51 GMT -5
After all this if it doesn't get #1 on the hot 100 I'm gonna be upset. :(
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Post by imbuemyblue on Jul 17, 2023 17:55:55 GMT -5
After all this if it doesn't get #1 on the hot 100 I'm gonna be upset. :( Taylor may have let 'Karma' go without too much of a fight, but I think she knows how historic this #1 would be. I just *have* to believe there are stops to pull out, but I also think they need to give it a couple weeks. Radio is growing precipitously while streaming is holding strong. Timing is everything here. Even though the song is absolutely perfect as it is (and I will probably hate the new version if it happens), I'm willing to support a McRemix if it means getting this song to #1 lol.
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Post by Az Paynter on Jul 17, 2023 18:49:30 GMT -5
I donโt think Iโve ever seen an update that big outside of a first week (or some other non-regular instance like a holiday or recalibration). Thatโs massive!! Adele's 'Hello'. I didn't check if she replicated it with 'Easy On Me' but Adele was definitely pulling in some chonkers weeks into her run with 'Hello'.
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Post by avamaxstan on Jul 18, 2023 0:13:01 GMT -5
Can Swifties do this to Getaway Car in the fall? PLEASE!! Hopefully this year August will blow up more than ever with the tour, and chart on the Hot 100 for the month. Then whenever Reputation comes out, let that smash like All Too Well. I know some of us expected Enchanted to do really well, but I think that was dampened by already going viral last year within the general public. But Getaway Car is still a fan favourite! It will also be interesting to see if Cruel Summer will become like a Christmas song and come back next summer No doubt weโll be seeing CS resurge each summer. August is already becoming an annual streaming hit and will keep growing. I think the skyโs the limit when it comes to Taylorโs back catalogue.
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Post by fearlessarrow on Jul 18, 2023 5:26:51 GMT -5
Second most added at HAC this week with 14 adds (1 add on AC as well). It's now on the Spincrease list on Rhythmic with a +26 from 9 stations as well (Taylor usually doesn't do well on Rhythmic so take this with a grain of salt).
POP: 11 6 TAYLOR SWIFT Cruel Summer 11753 8259 3494 38.664
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HOT AC: 19 13 TAYLOR SWIFT Cruel Summer 2398 1611 787 10.003
+118 Spins +52 Bullet +0.514 Audience
AC: 125 34 TAYLOR SWIFT Cruel Summer 27 2 25 0.140
+8 Spins +8 Bullet +0.046 Audience
Spins Watch: 560 spins from #5, "Flowers" (+859) 748 spins from #4, "Last Night" (+489) 3319 spins from #3, "Sure Thing" (+603) 3781 spins from #2, "Calm Down" (+561) 3794 spins from #1, "Karma" (+680)
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Post by Dylan :) on Jul 18, 2023 6:01:14 GMT -5
#5 (=) on US Spotify
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Post by Maximillian on Jul 18, 2023 6:27:43 GMT -5
Another insane update.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2023 6:48:00 GMT -5
Now we need insane updates on streaming!
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Post by leonagwen on Jul 18, 2023 7:49:41 GMT -5
Taylor is having the best year of her career.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2023 7:54:33 GMT -5
Every time I think Taylor's career is peaking or has peaked, she peaks.
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Post by kamala 2024 truther on Jul 18, 2023 9:31:09 GMT -5
This is too much for Lover era me, 6-year-old me, or present day me to take in. So this is what itโs like to be alive at the same time as an all-time great artist, and get to witness everything from the very beginning?! Insane. Absolutely insane.
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Post by kcdawg13 on Jul 18, 2023 14:31:10 GMT -5
Taylor has by far passed 1989 by now in terms of relevance, like this is some crazy shit. Career highs this late into your career is something only a select few people have had, like Cher or Madonna.
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Post by Au$tin on Jul 18, 2023 15:08:52 GMT -5
Taylor has by far passed 1989 by now in terms of relevance, like this is some crazy shit. Career highs this late into your career is something only a select few people have had, like Cher or Madonna. It feels ridiculous to say, but the stats don't lie. Taylor is in the process of creating a legacy that will absolutely put her in the same conversations as The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, Whitney Houston, etc. Like, at this point, it's no longer modern icon level like Beyoncรฉ or Britney Spears, this is something else. Something I don't think we've seen this millennium. Even Adele, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, and Drake can't compete despite their enormous peaks in the last ~decade as well. We're witnessing an all-time legendary musician create that mark in real time. It's exciting! Even when Midnights dropped and Anti-Hero smashed, this didn't seem to be the case. It really feels like, surprisingly, the tour is what got us here. Obviously, yes, the tour is responsible for this particular song smashing, but the good grace, inescapable public identity, and massive gains of the back catalog really didn't hit full force until the tour. Kind of wild to think about. Of course, it should be noted it's not that the tour is solely responsible, it's what has occured over the last 4 years coming to a head and being completely encapsulated in the tour: the re-recordings, the COVID inspired albums, the new smash pop album, it all slowly built something that is truly remarkable. Imagine going back to 2006 and telling someone hearing "Tim McGraw" for the first time what was going to happen. Hell, even going back to the 1989 days, this still would sound absurd.
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Post by avamaxstan on Jul 18, 2023 16:42:26 GMT -5
Taylor has by far passed 1989 by now in terms of relevance, like this is some crazy shit. Career highs this late into your career is something only a select few people have had, like Cher or Madonna. It feels ridiculous to say, but the stats don't lie. Taylor is in the process of creating a legacy that will absolutely put her in the same conversations as The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, Whitney Houston, etc. Like, at this point, it's no longer modern icon level like Beyoncรฉ or Britney Spears, this is something else. Something I don't think we've seen this millennium. Even Adele, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, and Drake can't compete despite their enormous peaks in the last ~decade as well. We're witnessing an all-time legendary musician create that mark in real time. It's exciting! Even when Midnights dropped and Anti-Hero smashed, this didn't seem to be the case. It really feels like, surprisingly, the tour is what got us here. Obviously, yes, the tour is responsible for this particular song smashing, but the good grace, inescapable public identity, and massive gains of the back catalog really didn't hit full force until the tour. Kind of wild to think about. Of course, it should be noted it's not that the tour is solely responsible, it's what has occured over the last 4 years coming to a head and being completely encapsulated in the tour: the re-recordings, the COVID inspired albums, the new smash pop album, it all slowly built something that is truly remarkable. Imagine going back to 2006 and telling someone hearing "Tim McGraw" for the first time what was going to happen. Hell, even going back to the 1989 days, this still would sound absurd. I agree with most of this, except the only thing missing (that might keep her out of the highest tier of legends) is breaking boundaries and pioneering with her music. Her legacy (as of now) will mainly be her historic commercial dominance.
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Post by Juan Carlos on Jul 18, 2023 17:17:37 GMT -5
Five more adds this week.
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Post by Mayman on Jul 18, 2023 19:18:22 GMT -5
It feels ridiculous to say, but the stats don't lie. Taylor is in the process of creating a legacy that will absolutely put her in the same conversations as The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, Whitney Houston, etc. Like, at this point, it's no longer modern icon level like Beyoncรฉ or Britney Spears, this is something else. Something I don't think we've seen this millennium. Even Adele, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, and Drake can't compete despite their enormous peaks in the last ~decade as well. We're witnessing an all-time legendary musician create that mark in real time. It's exciting! Even when Midnights dropped and Anti-Hero smashed, this didn't seem to be the case. It really feels like, surprisingly, the tour is what got us here. Obviously, yes, the tour is responsible for this particular song smashing, but the good grace, inescapable public identity, and massive gains of the back catalog really didn't hit full force until the tour. Kind of wild to think about. Of course, it should be noted it's not that the tour is solely responsible, it's what has occured over the last 4 years coming to a head and being completely encapsulated in the tour: the re-recordings, the COVID inspired albums, the new smash pop album, it all slowly built something that is truly remarkable. Imagine going back to 2006 and telling someone hearing "Tim McGraw" for the first time what was going to happen. Hell, even going back to the 1989 days, this still would sound absurd. I agree with most of this, except the only thing missing (that might keep her out of the highest tier of legends) is breaking boundaries and pioneering with her music. Her legacy (as of now) will mainly be her historic commercial dominance. Her impact goes beyond just commercial success. There's so many things you can say for this, but I think we're already seeing so many artists influenced by her sound and songwriting. Her impact on streaming services and bringing attention to royalties artists receive. Artists are now not signing contracts without having the ownership of their masters because of her re-recordings project. The impact on the US economy from this tour. The fashion influence that has come her eras/albums. Her celebrity alone is huge too, people have been following her personal life for years. I'm reading more and more about how she's even got universities having classes about her and her writing as well. There's so many different things she will be remembered for outside of her commercial success and I feel like I'm leaving out a lot too.
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Post by ๐ Eloquent โข on Jul 18, 2023 19:52:39 GMT -5
Yeah we're definitely starting to see her influence within the industry as well now with new artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter, Phoebe Bridges, Conan Gray etc citing her as inspirational references. Her influence goes beyond mere commercial numbers at this point and we'll really be seeing her impact in the next 20 years. She really helped bring back singer-songwriting to the forefront IMO as well.
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Post by kamala 2024 truther on Jul 18, 2023 21:15:06 GMT -5
It feels ridiculous to say, but the stats don't lie. Taylor is in the process of creating a legacy that will absolutely put her in the same conversations as The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, Whitney Houston, etc. Like, at this point, it's no longer modern icon level like Beyoncรฉ or Britney Spears, this is something else. Something I don't think we've seen this millennium. Even Adele, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, and Drake can't compete despite their enormous peaks in the last ~decade as well. We're witnessing an all-time legendary musician create that mark in real time. It's exciting! Even when Midnights dropped and Anti-Hero smashed, this didn't seem to be the case. It really feels like, surprisingly, the tour is what got us here. Obviously, yes, the tour is responsible for this particular song smashing, but the good grace, inescapable public identity, and massive gains of the back catalog really didn't hit full force until the tour. Kind of wild to think about. Of course, it should be noted it's not that the tour is solely responsible, it's what has occured over the last 4 years coming to a head and being completely encapsulated in the tour: the re-recordings, the COVID inspired albums, the new smash pop album, it all slowly built something that is truly remarkable. Imagine going back to 2006 and telling someone hearing "Tim McGraw" for the first time what was going to happen. Hell, even going back to the 1989 days, this still would sound absurd. I agree with most of this, except the only thing missing (that might keep her out of the highest tier of legends) is breaking boundaries and pioneering with her music. Her legacy (as of now) will mainly be her historic commercial dominance. This makes absolutely no sense to me. She has influenced an entire generation of singer-songwriters. Olivia Rodrigo. Conan Gray. Maisie Peters. Lizzy McAlpine. Gracie Abrams. The list goes on and on, and itโs highly likely that most or all of them would not be here if she hadnโt influenced them. But what really makes me disagree with this sentiment is the current Taylorโs Version era. Not only was one of those re-recorded albums behind one of the most talked about moments in pop culture in 2021, but it has inspired any aspiring artists who came after her (Olivia Rodrigo was one of them) to pay close attention to the fine print in their contracts and make sure that they own the rights to the creations that the labels (AKA corporations and big business) profit off of. Whichโฆliterally has reshaped the music industry. For those two reasons and countless more, she is not only going to end up (and frankly imo, already is) in the same conversations as Whitney, The Beatles, Madonna (whose chart records have been broken by her!), and all the rest of the all-time greats, but will also become a Kennedy Center Honoree likely in the next 25 years, if not earlier. (The criteria for which explicitly mentions making an impact on your respective field of media that permeates that field and lasts forever.)
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Post by SPRฮฮ on Jul 18, 2023 22:13:36 GMT -5
she is already bigger than Madonna imo because of the massive accessibility of stan culture, and I wont deny it, but did i read something about her "fashion era" making an impact? lol
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Post by keatonzab on Jul 18, 2023 22:26:08 GMT -5
Taylor is so big that Game Theorists made a vid about her
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Post by Rose "Payola" Nylund on Jul 18, 2023 23:10:26 GMT -5
I can't think of another artist who's had a career peak to this level the way Taylor is right now 17 years into it. People have mentioned Madonna and Cher, both of whom had major late-career peaks, but 17 years into Madonna's career was around Ray of Light or Music, both of which were hugely successful but they weren't this level. Similarly with Cher, has she ever had an album that was considered a blockbuster? Believe was one of the biggest comebacks of all time, and introduced Cher to a successful chapter of her career that continues today, but it wasn't as widespread as what Taylor is now. All this is made even more impressive by the fact that she's already had eras as big as Red and 1989 before this, either of which would have been considered impressively respectable career peaks. But the 1-2-3 punch of her folk albums, the TV re-recordings, and now the insane popularity of her tour have made her truly next-level. It's easy to look back on past (and still-present) stars as having legacies, and that's something that remains to be seen for Taylor, but her savvy business sense, the number of hits and chart success she's had, and her songwriting are certainly more than enough to cement her status as one of the biggest artists of all time. We won't really be able to see her in that terms until the dust begins to settle and as of now, the dust has been blown up all over the place again so it'll be a while yet before she even enters the legacy phase of her career because she's done the impossible by turning her old music new again anyway.
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