Billboard Hot 100: 9/28/19

[korbel16]

Sept 13, 2019 15:35:26 GMT -5 Mayman said:

Sept 13, 2019 15:34:25 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

It would be interesting if it pulled an Independent Women. It's been a while since an original soundtrack song has hit #1.

Sunflower?

Shallow too??

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^Well. That would a nice streak for this year then. It would be the first time since 1995 there would be 3 #1s that appeared in soundtracks.

[cassiuscasanova]

Kinda don’t see this hitting number one but we will see

[earth]

Also new NLE Choppa song with Lyrical Lemnade video

[earth]

Sept 13, 2019 17:29:11 GMT -5 earth said:

Also new NLE Choppa song with Lyrical Lemnade video

And new AboogieWDH, and gucci mane song

[moonlite]

Its crazy how well Drake’s year old freestyle is doing right now lmao its #19 on Apple Music (#10 without the Post album tracks) and #3 on hip hop iTunes. He didn’t even promote it

Entry #205 on the way

[moonlite]

Don’t Call Me Angel debuts at #2 on US Spotify with 2.0m

Panini + Remix is at #6 with 1.6m

Graveyard debuts at #12 with 1.1m

[kacpi]

I am shocked by how well Graveyard debuted on US Spotify... It's her strongest solo debut there to date.

[Golden Bluebird]

So, is "Panini" entering the Top 10 very likely at this point?

[moonlite]

Sept 14, 2019 8:50:00 GMT -5 Golden Bluebird said:

So, is "Panini" entering the Top 10 very likely at this point?

It seems like it. I hope it does

[violentdreams]

Spotify USA Top 10 without Posty
1 Don’t Call Me Angel (2,022,458)
2 Ransom + Remix (1,942,127)
3 Panini + Remix (1,569,069)
4 Truth Hurts (1,223,075)
5 Graveyard (1,152,883)
6 Senorita (1,021,165)
7 No Guidance (963,371)
8 Money in the Grave (944,771)
9 Someone You Loved (836,568)
10 Hot (826,421)

Apple Music USA Top 10 without Posty

1 Hot
2 No Guidance
3 Baby
4 Bad Bad Bad
5 Truth Hurts
6 Ransom
7 Money in the Grave
8 Don't Call Me Angel
9 Self Control
10 The London

[Enigma.]

Lmao at Hot being #1 non-PM song on AM still. Consumption must be very low and spread out there.

[violentdreams]

Sept 14, 2019 9:26:25 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

Lmao at Hot being #1 non-PM song on AM still. Consumption must be very low and spread out there.

If your song has Gunna, Lil Baby, DaBaby, or Drake on it, you're guaranteed at least a few weeks as a top 5 mainstay on AM.

[Enigma.]

I was more referring to the parent album doing only 50k/week even with 3 songs in top ten of "Postless" AM. The consumption can't be super high there.

[violentdreams]

I kinda feel like consumption of streaming overall is down. Spotify didn't have a problem keeping more than ten songs over a million on an average Friday last year. Not to say streaming is losing steam though, I owe it more to the lack of huge artists dropping this year.

[Enigma.]

I think the stats say that streaming overall is increasing but people might be listening to older music more.

[livelightning]

Sept 12, 2019 23:36:04 GMT -5 kimberly said:

Saved pop music VROOM-AH! won't chart tho



Oh an there's new Drake he's like measles go awayyyy for a day pls

drake's a legend.

[thegreatdivine]

Sept 12, 2019 23:36:04 GMT -5 kimberly said:

Saved pop music VROOM-AH! won't chart tho



Oh an there's new Drake he's like measles go awayyyy for a day pls

If you feel like this now, I wonder how you'll feel next year when he goes on an official album run and charts another 35 songs like he did in 2018, lol.

[kimberly]

Sept 14, 2019 13:29:27 GMT -5 thegreatdivine said:

Sept 12, 2019 23:36:04 GMT -5 kimberly said:

an there's new Drake he's like measles go awayyyy for a day pls

If you feel like this now, I wonder how you'll feel next year when he goes on an official album run and charts another 35 songs like he did in 2018, lol.

I'm well aware that's inevitable and unlike some folks I can gauge what to expect from the charts. My wants and personal commentary doesn't have to line up with my expectations and that's ok. Drake is a legend. Ariana is an icon. I'm getting less and less excited for their releases at the pace they're going as like the two biggest artists of 2018-2019 cycle.

[whales10268]

Don’t Call Me Angel will probably debut at 8.

[Choco]

I love weirdly specific predictions lol.

Drake and Ari are on auto-pilot. I want them to take a break unless they can do some exciting stuff again. This is partially audiences' fault. They still carried "boyfriend" to a decent peak and a Drake album of leftovers to #1. There's really no need for them to slow down or change things up a bit when they're easily killing the game. But one can hope.

[thegreatdivine]

I think Ariana actually switched things up between Sweetener and thank u, next. Both of those albums don't sound alike to me. As for Drake, Scorpion doubled down on his sound and he really didn't take any chances on that album, that's of course following Views and More Life that explored more diasporic sounds and influences.

I don't think artists need to take "chances" or change their sound fundamentally from project to project. Lana Del Rey hasn't really changed anything about the sound or style of music she makes and she's still good. She is already working on another album.

I think trying something different from time to time is great, but there's also a reason why artists have the comfort zone of things they've tried in the past, succeeded in and might feel the need to try again, albeit in a fresher way.

Personally, I'm just here for good music. I also like my favorite artists to be consistent and to not need to take 3-4 years per album.

[𝕡𝕙𝕖𝕖𝕓𝕤]

Billie Eilish dropped a flexidisc single for “all the good girls go to hell”, I feel like this is weird timing but whatever

I’m just glad that this single has cover art woo hoo

Also, “Thoughts” & “I Don’t Wanna Know” are the best songs on Charli

[divasummer]

Sept 14, 2019 9:56:26 GMT -5 violentdreams said:

I kinda feel like consumption of streaming overall is down. Spotify didn't have a problem keeping more than ten songs over a million on an average Friday last year. Not to say streaming is losing steam though, I owe it more to the lack of huge artists dropping this year.

It has to be that or that there's more services out there.
I would think streaming should sill be growing if sales are still decreasing.
Unless everyone that bought music just switched over to the radio. lol

[narp]

So many big debuts. I feel like we’ll be getting quite a few more number ones before the year ends

[inverse]

Sept 14, 2019 13:29:27 GMT -5 thegreatdivine said:

Sept 12, 2019 23:36:04 GMT -5 kimberly said:

Oh an there's new Drake he's like measles go awayyyy for a day pls

If you feel like this now, I wonder how you'll feel next year when he goes on an official album run and charts another 35 songs like he did in 2018, lol.

Guys were thinking about this all wrong we need Drake because you know who has the most hot 100 entries right now? The Glee Cast. Seriously. But Drake is really close and he is our only hope so even if he does a bunch of annoying album bombs he deserves the heroes treatment

[moonlite]

Panini is #1 on US YouTube with 19.7m. First week Old Town Road isn't #1 on YouTube since the week starting March 29. So Nas dethroned himself after 25 weeks at #1 lmao

Watch Panini get the same UGC treatment as OTR and BB gives it 30m+ streams

[Deleted]

I hope Don’t Call Me Angel can at least make the Top 10.

[Au$tin]

Sept 14, 2019 8:20:30 GMT -5 kacpi said:

I am shocked by how well Graveyard debuted on US Spotify... It's her strongest solo debut there to date.

I have a feeling, even though "Nightmare" drastically underperformed, her upcoming era is going to be the one to bring her to A-list "it girl" status.

[iHype.]

Sept 14, 2019 9:56:26 GMT -5 violentdreams said:

I kinda feel like consumption of streaming overall is down. Spotify didn't have a problem keeping more than ten songs over a million on an average Friday last year. Not to say streaming is losing steam though, I owe it more to the lack of huge artists dropping this year.