Billboard Hot 100 2020s Decade End List & All Time Lists

[plankton5165]

Yeah, the 2000s didn't have much at all.

But, the #12 song (Family Affair) was #99 in the 60th anniversary chart, and the #39 song (Lollipop) came in at #206.

The lowest song in the top 600, at #599, was Bent, the #78 song of the 2000s. #600 was Take On Me from 1985, which had its TW weighted to 54 weeks.

Even We Belong Together is pretty low. It's lower than Closer, the #4 song of the 2010s.

[rockgolf]

If the idea is to achieve parity amongst the six main decades then one arbitrary method would be as follows: for each decade, determine the let’s say 200th biggest song of the decade. Then use a multiplier to equalize the points of those 200 songs. Use that factor and apply it to all 200 songs from each decade. The same factor would be used for the 50s and 60s. And the same factor would be used for both the 2010s and 2020s. Then you’d guarantee a top 1200+ songs with equal representation and a 6 way tie for that last position.
I might try that...

[iHype.]

Sept 1, 2020 16:55:48 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Aug 20, 2020 16:26:42 GMT -5 iHype. said:

Also even a #1 like "Say So" which actually had a really decent chart run for a #1 today, has lower points than every single #1 hit from the 1980s.

Say So: 507,392
Smallest #1 of the 1980s (Dirty Diana): 543,756

Even "Life Is Good", an 8-week #2 has less points than the weakest #1 of the 1980s.

The formula is literally now at a point where either a song does massive on the all-time list after spending lots of weeks top 10 (Circles, Blinding Lights, The Box) or it just does absolutely terrible on the all-time list even it has a nice run (Savage, Say So, Life Is Good). There is no inbetween.

Billboard def has got to reevaulate the point system for today.

Problem is there's no really easy solution. The fact is that there is a much greater disparity between the, say #10 & #100 songs of the year today than there was 30 or 40 years ago. Not unlike the distribution of wealth, the "Ricch" are getting a much larger slice of the pie, while the poorer charting songs are getting a lot less. If you try to even the scenario out for one era, you end up over exaggerating a different era.

I've done analysis on the distribution of tracks by decade on the top songs from my list and here's how it breaks down:

Years	Top 100	Top 500	Top 1000	Top 5000	Top 10000
1950s	3.0%	3.6%	2.6%	2.7%	2.9%
1960s	9.0%	12.2%	13.2%	20.2%	21.7%
1970s	13.0%	18.2%	19.8%	20.5%	20.4%
1980s	18.0%	20.0%	23.2%	21.8%	20.1%
1990s	20.0%	16.6%	15.1%	14.0%	13.5%
2000s	12.0%	13.8%	13.1%	11.1%	11.6%
2010s	25.0%	15.2%	12.5%	9.2%	9.3%
2020s	0.0%	0.4%	0.5%	0.4%	0.5%

The Hot 100 began in August 1958, so the numbers for the 50's are small. And of course, the 2020's have barely begun in chart terms.

Ideally, each decade (except the 50's & 20's) should get about 15% of tracks over a reasonable number of songs. But fully a quarter of the all-time top 100 are from 2010 to 2019 - a significant oversampling, while the 1960s are underrepresented with only 9 tracks in the top 100.

Now when you extend that to the top 500, the number of tracks each decade is more reasonably even. The 1980s now becomes the most represented decade with 100 of the 500 songs but no one decade seems to be greatly over- or under-represented.

By the point where the top 10,000 songs are included, the rich/poor gap of the past couple of decades really shows. The 60's becomes the most represented decade (21.7%), the 2010's least (a mere 9.3%).

If the ideal was to get nearly the same number of tracks from each decade in the top 600, they did a pretty good job.

Thanks for the data. It really backs up what I was saying, which is that now the point formula for their era creates:

1. Very high ranking monstrous smashes due to them spending half a year+ in top 10 (shown by the top 100 being overrepresented with 2010s hits)
2. The rest of the hits suffer very low rankings (shown by the top 1000 and beyond underrepresented with 2010s hits)

It's two extremes for today's hits, and now goes against the idea of representing decades equally. 


I always noticed that whole era of 1985-1991, where they applied the 2x multiplier, is just really overrepresented in general too. Ironically, that's the biggest era of where nearly every hit had identical chart runs. Even the fluke #1's like Dirty Diana which charted very quick, still got a good amount of points, because nearly every hit was charting so quick at that time regardless. It wasn't like today post-Soundscan where you have plenty of huge chart runs even when there is a share of weak chart runs at the top. 


The biggest problem with this is that ofcourse, it gives a notable advantage on the All-Time Hot 100 Artists rankings. Artists from the 60s and 80s have all their top 10 hits get a decent amount of points, even if some were flukes, because the chart was just relatively quick for all music. Whereas an artist today has a song spend 2 weeks top 10, and it'll get almost no points -- even if it actually did manage to have longevity outside the top 10. All because of the fact there's also songs that spend 30 weeks top 10.

[iHype.]

I do think perhaps they could just reweigh the #11-#50 positions as I suggested. Maybe only do so for Soundscan years, if it would somehow put pre-Soundscan years at a disadvantage when applying to them. The main issue remains the fact it's so top 10 emphasized when so many hits in the technology era have huge runs outside top 10 for months.

The Billboard 200 All-Time/Decade-End also applies a near-identical formula, and it shows how ridiculous a top-10 emphasized formula can get at some point. Journey's "Greatest Hits" album was the longest-charting album of the 2010s, with 499 weeks, and it didn't even make the Decade-End Top 200. Chris Brown's Indigo charted for a total of 12 weeks before the cut-off date and made it.

[rockgolf]

Sept 1, 2020 20:56:55 GMT -5 iHype. said:

I do think perhaps they could just reweigh the #11-#50 positions as I suggested. Maybe only do so for Soundscan years, if it would somehow put pre-Soundscan years at a disadvantage when applying to them. The main issue remains the fact it's so top 10 emphasized when so many hits in the technology era have huge runs outside top 10 for months.

The current formula for the all-time chart gives a net effect of 14,000 points bonus for each week in the top ten. That more than doubles the points going from #11 (11,600) to #10 (26,000). So you'd think if that top ten bonus were excluded it would have a major effect on how songs rank.

So I took the songs that peaked in 2020 and compared the scores with & without that (admittedly ridiculous) top ten bonus, expecting to see major changes in the rankings. I was surprised to find it didn't have that much impact.

With Top10 bonus	W/O Top 10 Bonus	Artist	Track	Current  Score	w/o top10 bonus
1	1	Roddy Ricch	The Box	967,120	687,120
2	2	Weeknd, The	Blinding Lights	937,792	624,192
3	3	DaBaby	ROCKSTAR [DaBaby]	658,240	456,640
4	4	Dua Lipa	Don't Start Now	656,320	432,320
5	5	Maroon 5	Memories	620,320	418,720
6	6	Future	Life Is Good	582,800	392,400
9	7	Megan Thee Stallion	Savage	492,352	335,552
7	8	Doja Cat	Say So	512,992	333,792
11	9	Harry Styles	Adore You	390,800	312,400
8	10	Justin Bieber	Intentions	494,800	282,000
10	11	Tones and I	Dance Monkey	401,904	278,704
15	12	Maren Morris	The Bones	273,394	273,394
13	13	Jack Harlow	WHATS POPPIN	353,312	241,312
12	14	SAINt JHN	Roses (Imanbek Remix)	382,000	236,400
14	15	Drake	Toosie Slide	335,280	223,280
18	16	Mustard	Ballin'	224,366	211,168
17	17	Lil Mosey	Blueberry Faygo	237,184	192,384
19	18	Gabby Barrett	I Hope	195,104	183,904
20	19	blackbear	Hot Girl Bummer	187,833	176,784
16	20	Harry Styles	Watermelon Sugar	265,088	175,488
22	21	Trevor Daniel	Falling	170,960	170,960
24	22	Camila Cabello	My Oh My	137,264	137,264
21	23	Lady Gaga	Rain On Me	173,040	128,240
27	24	Roddy Ricch	High Fashion	126,560	126,560
29	25	Dua Lipa	Break My Heart	121,200	121,200
30	26	Morgan Wallen	Chasin' You	112,512	112,512
25	27	Lewis Capaldi	Before You Go	133,328	110,928
33	28	Powfu	death bed	104,928	104,928
34	29	Lil Baby	Woah	104,240	104,240
32	30	SCOTTS, THE	THE SCOTTS	106,240	95,040
26	31	Cardi B	WAP	128,000	94,400
35	32	Ariana Grande	Stuck With U	101,024	89,824
28	33	Chris Brown	Go Crazy	121,664	88,064
23	34	Jawsh 365	Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat)	141,824	85,824
31	35	Justin Bieber	Yummy	108,048	85,648
39	36	Blake Shelton	Nobody But Me [duet]	84,352	84,352
42	37	Surfaces	Sunday Best	78,784	78,784
38	38	Eminem	Godzilla	86,208	75,008
43	39	Black Eyed Peas	RITMO (Bad Boys For Life)	72,592	72,592
41	40	Lil Baby	We Paid	81,872	70,672

The bolded songs are the ones that never reached the top ten, and while they move up a little, the effect is far less dramatic than I expected.

[rockgolf]

Here's my second (and more complicated) balancing attempt.

I took the average of the top ten scores for each decade, then calculated each song's score as a percentage of the average of those top ten songs of the decade. For example, the total of the 2 chart runs of The Twist was 158.87% times the average of the top ten songs in the 1960s. Songs from the 50s were rebalanced on the same basis as the 60s and songs from this year the same as the 2010s.

The list starts out with a nice distribution between decades but then some decades (1980s & 2000s) take up a quarter of the top 100 each.

ETA: I realized hours after the first post that I missed the #1 song of the 80's, Physical. Bringing that in increased the average of the top ten songs of the 80s, so that actually lowered the scores of other tracks from the 80s. (They got an even lower percentage of points compared to the top ten average.) So six tracks the 80s fell off and were replaced by songs from different decades, making it somewhat more even.

Decade rank	All time rank	Year	Total score	Artist	Track	Adjusted score
1	1	1962	1,811,520	Chubby Checker	The Twist	158.870
1	2	1959	1,413,482	Bobby Darin	Mack The Knife	123.962
1	3	1999	1,490,260	Santana	Smooth	121.312
1	4	2009	1,329,300	Black Eyed Peas, The	I Gotta Feeling	118.229
1	5	1981	1,305,184	Olivia Newton-John	Physical	114.808
1	6	1977	1,296,704	Debby Boone	You Light Up My Life	114.229
2	7	1968	1,282,310	Beatles, The	Hey Jude	112.458
2	8	2005	1,261,120	Mariah Carey	We Belong Together	112.165
3	9	2004	1,249,400	Usher	Yeah!	111.122
1	10	2015	1,380,485	Mark Ronson	Uptown Funk!	111.068
2	11	1997	1,336,220	LeAnn Rimes	How Do I Live	108.772
2	12	1981	1,225,344	Kim Carnes	Bette Davis Eyes	107.785
3	13	1996	1,323,520	Los Del Rio	Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)	107.738
2	14	2011	1,325,870	LMFAO	Party Rock Anthem	106.674
2	15	1976	1,200,720	Rod Stewart	Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)	105.774
3	16	1981	1,202,336	Diana Ross	Endless Love	105.761
3	17	2017	1,307,760	Ed Sheeran	Shape of You	105.217
4	18	2016	1,274,440	Chainsmokers, The	Closer	102.536
4	19	2007	1,148,940	Flo Rida	Low	102.187
4	20	1996	1,251,600	Toni Braxton	Un-Break My Heart	101.884
3	21	1978	1,155,904	Chic	Le Freak	101.826
3	22	1960	1,160,964	Percy Faith	The Theme From "A Summer Place"	101.816
4	23	1977	1,155,264	Bee Gees	How Deep Is Your Love	101.770
4	24	1982	1,155,072	Survivor	Eye Of The Tiger	101.604
5	25	2019	1,257,344	Lil Nas X	Old Town Road	101.161
5	26	1977	1,142,752	Andy Gibb	I Just Want To Be Your Everything	100.668
6	27	2019	1,242,800	Post Malone	Circles	99.991
5	28	1983	1,136,256	Police, The	Every Breath You Take	99.948
6	29	1983	1,120,672	Irene Cara	Flashdance...What A Feeling	98.578
7	30	2018	1,224,371	Maroon 5	Girls Like You	98.508
4	31	1961	1,117,410	Bobby Lewis	Tossin' And Turnin'	97.997
2	32	1959	1,115,744	Johnny Horton	The Battle Of New Orleans	97.850
5	33	1997	1,196,640	Jewel	You Were Meant For Me / Foolish Games	97.410
6	34	1976	1,093,040	Wings	Silly Love Songs	96.288
7	35	1973	1,092,080	Marvin Gaye	Let's Get It On	96.204
6	36	1991	1,181,120	Bryan Adams	(Everything I Do) I Do It For You	96.147
8	37	1978	1,088,416	Bee Gees	Night Fever	95.881
5	38	2001	1,072,060	Nickelback	How You Remind Me	95.349
7	39	1980	1,083,200	Queen	Another One Bites The Dust	95.282
7	40	1994	1,166,600	Boyz II Men	I'll Make Love To You	94.965
8	41	1983	1,073,728	Paul McCartney	Say Say Say	94.448
9	42	1973	1,067,920	Dawn	Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree	94.075
6	43	2007	1,053,860	Alicia Keys	No One	93.731
10	44	1978	1,058,944	Andy Gibb	Shadow Dancing	93.285
3	45	1958	1,062,126	Tommy Edwards	It's All In The Game	93.148
5	46	1964	1,059,950	Beatles, The	I Want To Hold Your Hand	92.957
8	47	2011	1,152,230	Rihanna	We Found Love	92.704
8	48	1998	1,138,700	Next	Too Close	92.694
7	49	2009	1,038,660	Black Eyed Peas, The	Boom Boom Pow	92.379
8	50	2004	1,035,660	Mario	Let Me Love You	92.112
9	51	2009	1,027,740	Ke$ha	TiK ToK	91.408
9	52	2019	1,136,065	Post Malone	Sunflower	91.403
10	53	2005	1,026,740	Kanye West	Gold Digger	91.319
9	54	1980	1,037,184	Blondie	Call Me	91.234
11	55	2007	1,025,420	Timbaland	Apologize	91.201
11	56	1978	1,031,456	Bee Gees	Stayin' Alive	90.863
10	57	2012	1,127,810	Gotye	Somebody That I Used To Know	90.739
10	58	1980	1,029,440	Kenny Rogers	Lady	90.553
11	59	2017	1,122,352	Luis Fonsi	Despacito	90.300
6	60	1966	1,027,140	Monkees, The	I'm A Believer	90.080
12	61	2011	1,118,370	Adele	Rolling In The Deep	89.979
9	62	1995	1,103,900	Mariah Carey	One Sweet Day	89.861
11	63	1982	1,019,744	J. Geils Band, The	Centerfold	89.700
10	64	1998	1,096,000	Savage Garden	Truly Madly Deeply	89.218
12	65	1980	1,013,600	John Lennon	(Just Like) Starting Over	89.159
13	66	1982	1,006,368	Joan Jett & The Blackhearts	I Love Rock 'N Roll	88.523
7	67	1969	1,002,524	5th Dimension, The	Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)	87.921
12	68	2002	986,900	Nelly	Dilemma	87.775
14	69	1982	997,728	Paul McCartney	Ebony And Ivory	87.763
15	70	1986	994,080	Dionne & Friends	That's What Friends Are For	87.442
16	71	1980	993,440	Diana Ross	Upside Down	87.386
8	72	1969	992,392	Archies, The	Sugar, Sugar	87.032
9	73	1968	985,660	Marvin Gaye	I Heard It Through The Grapevine	86.442
17	74	1983	980,552	Michael Jackson	Billie Jean	86.252
12	75	1979	978,560	Donna Summer	Hot Stuff	86.203
13	76	2019	1,071,385	Halsey	Without Me	86.199
13	77	2001	967,760	Mary J. Blige	Family Affair	86.073
11	78	1997	1,054,300	Elton John	Candle In The Wind 1997 / Something About the Way You Look Tonight	85.823
18	79	1982	975,296	Steve Miller Band, The	Abracadabra	85.790
13	80	1979	972,516	Knack, The	My Sharona	85.671
12	81	1992	1,052,200	Whitney Houston	I Will Always Love You	85.652
14	82	1972	971,432	Carly Simon	You're So Vain	85.576
15	83	1976	971,000	Wild Cherry	Play That Funky Music	85.538
13	84	1992	1,049,300	Boyz II Men	End Of The Road	85.416
19	85	1985	969,800	Lionel Richie	Say You, Say Me	85.307
20	86	1983	969,600	Lionel Richie	All Night Long (All Night)	85.289
14	87	2012	1,057,960	Carly Rae Jepsen	Call Me Maybe	85.119
15	88	2013	1,054,856	Robin Thicke	Blurred Lines	84.869
21	89	1981	963,392	Foreigner	Waiting For A Girl Like You	84.743
16	90	2017	1,052,802	Ed Sheeran	Perfect	84.704
16	91	1973	961,000	Roberta Flack	Killing Me Softly With His Song	84.657
10	92	1960	962,676	Elvis Presley	Are You Lonesome To-Night?	84.426
22	93	1982	959,040	John Cougar	Hurts So Good	84.360
14	94	2007	944,800	Fergie	Big Girls Don't Cry	84.031
17	95	1970	953,072	B.J. Thomas	Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head	83.958
18	96	1977	950,976	Emotions, The	Best Of My Love	83.774
23	97	1989	951,960	Phil Collins	Another Day In Paradise	83.737
15	98	2000	936,000	Santana	Maria, Maria	83.248
19	99	1974	944,200	Barbra Streisand	The Way We Were	83.177
14	100	1994	1,021,180	Ace Of Base	The Sign	83.127
16	101	2001	930,200	Usher	U Got It Bad	82.732
17	102	2008	929,480	T.I.	Whatever You Like	82.668
20	103	1976	938,400	Walter Murphy	A Fifth Of Beethoven	82.666
11	104	1960	942,514	Elvis Presley	It's Now Or Never	82.658
18	105	2009	928,820	Jay Sean	Down	82.610
24	106	1980	938,976	Captain and Tennille	Do That To Me One More Time	82.595
19	107	2008	927,480	Leona Lewis	Bleeding Love	82.490
17	108	2018	1,024,760	Travis Scott	Sicko Mode	82.448
25	109	1984	936,720	Madonna	Like A Virgin	82.397
20	110	2000	926,200	Destiny's Child	Independent Women Part I	82.377
21	111	2002	925,140	Ashanti	Foolish	82.282
26	112	1984	934,500	Prince	When Doves Cry	82.201
21	113	1979	932,672	Gloria Gaynor	I Will Survive	82.161
15	114	1998	1,009,200	Brandy & Monica	The Boy Is Mine	82.152
16	115	1990	1,009,040	Stevie B	Because I Love You (The Postman Song)	82.139
18	116	2014	1,018,317	Meghan Trainor	All About That Bass	81.930
19	117	2019	1,015,060	Billie Eilish	Bad Guy	81.668
22	118	1971	926,720	Three Dog Night	Joy To The World	81.637
12	119	1962	930,648	Ray Charles	I Can't Stop Loving You	81.618
17	120	1993	1,002,500	Tag Team	Whoomp! There It Is	81.607
23	121	1973	922,520	Paul McCartney	My Love	81.267
27	122	1982	923,776	Daryl Hall & John Oates	Maneater	81.258
20	123	2013	1,009,879	Lorde	Royals	81.251
24	124	1976	922,320	Four Seasons, The	December 1963 (Oh, What A Night)	81.249
18	125	1991	996,120	Paula Abdul	Rush Rush	81.087
22	126	2003	910,000	OutKast	Hey Ya!	80.936
21	127	2018	1,004,610	Drake	God's Plan	80.827
23	128	2004	908,300	Usher	Burn	80.785
25	129	1972	917,024	Gilbert O'Sullivan	Alone Again (Naturally)	80.783
24	130	2004	908,260	OutKast	The Way You Move	80.781
26	131	1972	915,552	Roberta Flack	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	80.653
25	132	2007	903,800	Soulja Boy Tell'em	Crank That (Soulja Boy)	80.384
22	133	2011	999,050	Maroon 5	Moves Like Jagger	80.379
26	134	2003	903,280	50 Cent	In Da Club	80.338
23	135	2014	993,684	Pharrell Williams	Happy	79.948
28	136	1980	908,768	Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall (Part II)	79.938
27	137	2000	898,080	Faith Hill	Breathe	79.876
19	138	1998	981,100	Shania Twain	You're Still The One	79.864
28	139	2006	897,660	Beyonce	Irreplaceable	79.838
24	140	2010	992,300	Bruno Mars	Just The Way You Are	79.836
29	141	1987	905,280	George Michael	Faith	79.631
29	142	2001	893,320	Lifehouse	Hanging By A Moment	79.452
20	143	1995	975,300	Coolio	Gangsta's Paradise	79.392
30	144	2002	890,800	Eminem	Lose Yourself	79.228
30	145	1980	900,672	Queen	Crazy Little Thing Called Love	79.226
27	146	1975	899,200	Glen Campbell	Rhinestone Cowboy	79.212
31	147	2001	889,500	Alicia Keys	Fallin'	79.113
31	148	1983	897,600	Bonnie Tyler	Total Eclipse Of The Heart	78.956
21	149	1990	969,520	Sinead O'Connor	Nothing Compares 2 U	78.922
22	150	1994	968,820	All-4-One	I Swear	78.865
28	151	1978	894,464	Exile	Kiss You All Over	78.795
32	152	1985	895,560	George Michael	Careless Whisper	78.776
13	153	1960	898,076	Brenda Lee	I'm Sorry	78.761
32	154	2001	884,140	Jennifer Lopez	I'm Real	78.636
33	155	2004	883,640	Ciara	Goodies	78.591
33	156	1986	892,720	Bangles	Walk Like An Egyptian	78.526
25	157	2017	976,000	Post Malone	Rockstar	78.525
29	158	1970	889,760	Jackson 5	I'll Be There	78.381
30	159	1977	888,480	Barbra Streisand	Love Theme From A Star Is Born (Evergreen)	78.268
4	160	1958	891,718	Domenico Modugno	Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Volare)	78.203
5	161	1958	891,582	Teddy Bears, The	To Know Him, Is To Love Him	78.191
31	162	1976	887,152	Rick Dees	Disco Duck (Part 1)	78.151
23	163	1997	956,900	Puff Daddy & Faith Evans	I'll Be Missing You	77.895
14	164	1968	887,808	Paul Mauriat and His Orchestra	Love Is Blue (L'Amour Est Bleu)	77.861
34	165	2002	875,000	Nelly	Hot In Herre	77.823
1	166	2020	967,120	Roddy Ricch	The Box	77.810
32	167	1979	881,024	Rod Stewart	Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?	77.611
34	168	1982	882,080	Human League, The	Don't You Want Me	77.590
33	169	1971	878,784	Rod Stewart	Maggie May / Reason To Believe	77.414
15	170	1964	882,232	Louis Armstrong	Hello, Dolly!	77.371
35	171	2005	869,320	Chris Brown	Run It!	77.318
26	172	2015	960,653	Wiz Khalifa	See You Again	77.290
36	173	2009	866,500	Lady GaGa	Just Dance	77.067
24	174	1997	946,100	Usher	You Make Me Wanna..	77.015
34	175	1976	873,560	Barry Manilow	I Write The Songs	76.954
27	176	2014	956,140	Katy Perry	Dark Horse	76.927
25	177	1994	943,820	Real McCoy	Another Night	76.830
35	178	1981	873,376	Rick Springfield	Jessie's Girl	76.825
16	179	1962	875,908	4 Seasons, The	Big Girls Don't Cry	76.817
37	180	2004	863,300	Usher	My Boo	76.782
35	181	1978	871,584	Taste Of Honey, A	Boogie Oogie Oogie	76.780
38	182	2008	862,300	T.I.	Live Your Life	76.693
36	183	1980	871,456	Barbra Streisand	Woman In Love	76.656
28	184	2013	952,632	Macklemore	Thrift Shop	76.645
29	185	2012	951,804	Maroon 5	One More Night	76.578
39	186	2003	860,900	Beyoncé	Baby Boy	76.569
36	187	1975	868,360	Elton John	Philadelphia Freedom	76.496
40	188	2008	859,500	Lil Wayne	Lollipop	76.444
30	189	2019	948,305	Lewis Capaldi	Someone You Loved	76.297
31	190	2012	947,870	Fun.	We Are Young	76.262
32	191	2017	947,280	Bruno Mars	That's What I Like	76.214
17	192	1963	867,340	Jimmy Gilmer	Sugar Shack	76.065
37	193	1973	863,280	Eddie Kendricks	Keep On Truckin' (Part 1)	76.048
18	194	1969	866,558	Rolling Stones, The	Honky Tonk Women	75.997
6	195	1958	864,144	Kingston Trio, The	Tom Dooley	75.785
7	196	1959	862,988	Frankie Avalon	Venus	75.684
38	197	1973	859,088	Elton John	Crocodile Rock	75.679
19	198	1968	861,866	Otis Redding	(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay	75.585
2	199	2020	937,792	Weeknd, The	Blinding Lights	75.451
39	200	1972	854,336	Don McLean	American Pie (Parts 1 and 2)	75.260

[tanooki]

With the help of rockgolf & lonewood's data and rockgolf cross-checking us all, I've been fixing up little things in the GOAT list I will share soon.

Week 40/521 (7.7%)

LW TW ARTIST SONG POINTS
~ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 971,432~
1 1 Roddy Ricch - The Box 967,200
2 2 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 937,792
3 3 Post Malone - Circles 888,640
~2010'S CUTOFF: 662,382~
5 4 DaBaby ft. Roddy Ricch - ROCKSTAR 658,240
4 5 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 646,560
6 6 Future ft. Drake - Life Is Good 582,800
7 7 Doja Cat - Say So 513,024
8 8 Maroon 5 - Memories 498,160
9 9 Justin Bieber ft. Quavo - Intentions 494,800
12 10 Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce - Savage 492,352

10 11 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved 484,800
11 12 Arizona Zervas - ROXANNE 480,080
14 13 Harry Styles - Adore You 382,880
15 14 SAINt JHN - Roses (Imanbek Remix) 382,000
13 15 Tones & I - Dance Monkey 376,880
17 16 Jack Harlow ft. DaBaby, Tory Lanez, Lil Wayne - WHATS POPPIN 353,312
16 17 Drake - Toosie Slide 335,280
18 18 Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber - 10,000 Hours 297,440
19 19 Billie Eilish - everything I wanted 287,680
24 20 Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar 263,488

21 21 Maren Morris - The Bones 243,248
22 22 Lil Mosey - Blueberry Faygo 237,184
20 23 Lizzo - Good As Hell 234,960
23 24 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me 216,400
25 25 The Weeknd - Heartless 213,120
30 26 Gabby Barret - I Hope 195,184
26 27 Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You 181,440
28 28 Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande - Rain On Me 173,040
27 29 Trevor Daniel - Falling 170,080
29 30 Mustard, Roddy Ricch - Ballin' 165,360

31 31 blackbear - hot girl bummer 156,880
32 32 DaBaby - BOP 145,600
46 33 Jawsh 685, Jason Derulo - Savage Love 141,824
33 34 Camila Cabello ft. DaBaby - My Oh My 137,264
42 35 Lewis Capaldi - Before You Go 133,344
85 36 Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion - WAP 128,000
34 37 Roddy Ricch ft. Mustard - High Fashion 126,560
35 38 Chris Brown ft. Drake - No Guidance 125,360
36 39 Brenda Lee - Rockin Around the Christmas Tree 122,000
41 40 Chris Brown, Young Thug - Go Crazy 121,664

40 41 Dua Lipa - Break My Heart 121,200
39 42 Morgan Wallen - Chasin You 112,528
37 43 Justin Bieber - Yummy 108,048
38 44 THE SCOTTS, Travis Scott, Kid Cudi - THE SCOTTS 106,240
47 45 Powfu ft. beabadoobee - death bed 104,848
45 46 Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber - stuck with u 101,024
43 47 Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello - Senorita 100,800
44 48 Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM 100,560
56 49 Juice WRLD, Marshmello - Come & Go 89,600
48 50 Lil Baby - Woah 89,600

18. Circles (=)
108. The Box (=)
131. Blinding Lights (+25)
800. Don't Start Now (+30)
762. Rockstar (+152)

[rockgolf]

Sept 2, 2020 14:46:23 GMT -5 tanooki said:

With the help of rockgolf & lonewood's data and rockgolf cross-checking us all, I've been fixing up little things in the GOAT list I will share soon.

Speaking of which, check your messages. I just sent another 4 possible fixes. And corrected 5 errors on my side.

SCIENCE!

[tanooki]

Sept 2, 2020 16:01:42 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Sept 2, 2020 14:46:23 GMT -5 tanooki said:

With the help of rockgolf & lonewood's data and rockgolf cross-checking us all, I've been fixing up little things in the GOAT list I will share soon.

Speaking of which, check your messages. I just sent another 4 possible fixes. And correct 5 errors on my side.

SCIENCE!

[plankton5165]

Does anyone know Underneath It All was the only song to make the 2002 and 2003 year-ends but fail to make the 2000s decade end, and has the most weeks on chart of all song that cracked the 2002 and 2003 year-ends?

[rockgolf]

Okay, here's a weird situation which applies to exactly two singles from 1970, and you really should know all the songs involved:

• Down On The Corner / Fortunate Son by CCR
• Come Together / Something by The Beatles
  

When these tracks originally charted in October-November 1969, Billboard kept A-sides and B-sides of singles separate on the Hot 100, so all 4 of these tracks charted separately. Then in mid-run, Billboard changed the rules and both sides were each charted as a combined entry.

On the CCR track, Down On The Corner charted first, then a week later Fortunate Son actually charted higher than the A-side. It remained the higher charting song until the week of Nov 22, when it was listed as the B-side of DotC. The A-side only and A+B sides of Down on the Corner get 494,232 points, but the separate tracking of Fortunate Son gets 45,730 points.

I propose that the points of the two runs be combined into a single entry of Down On The Corner/Fortunate Son and get the total 539,962 points. That would move it from about #1673 to #1364.

Similarly, I propose that the partial run of Something be added to the Come Together run by the Beatles, which produces even more spectacular results. Before the tracks were merged, on the week of Nov 15, 1969 chart, Come Together was #2 and Something #3. The week after Something (which held at #3) topped Come Together which had sunk to #7. The week after that, the two side were combined and that was enough to push the song to #1! 

Were the chart masters at Billboard influence to change the rules so that The Beatles got another #1 they otherwise would not have had? Frankly, I suspect they were.

Joining the points of Something as a separate run with Come Together increases the Come Together total from 661,230 to 890,390, moving it from #748 to #181 of all-time.

I'd appreciate the thought of chart deep-divers like tanooki & lonewood on this, and anyone else who has more to say than "who cares?". (I understand the latter opinion, but that's literally what I'm trying to find out.)

[tanooki]

Sept 4, 2020 11:55:50 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Okay, here's a weird situation which applies to exactly two singles from 1970, and you really should know all the songs involved:

• Down On The Corner / Fortunate Son by CCR
• Come Together / Something by The Beatles
  

When these tracks originally charted in October-November 1969, Billboard kept A-sides and B-sides of singles separate on the Hot 100, so all 4 of these tracks charted separately. Then in mid-run, Billboard changed the rules and both sides were each charted as a combined entry.

On the CCR track, Down On The Corner charted first, then a week later Fortunate Son actually charted higher than the A-side. It remained the higher charting song until the week of Nov 22, when it was listed as the B-side of DotC. The A-side only and A+B sides of Down on the Corner get 494,232 points, but the separate tracking of Fortunate Son gets 45,730 points.

I propose that the points of the two runs be combined into a single entry of Down On The Corner/Fortunate Son and get the total 539,962 points. That would move it from about #1673 to #1364.

Similarly, I propose that the partial run of Something be added to the Come Together run by the Beatles, which produces even more spectacular results. Before the tracks were merged, on the week of Nov 15, 1969 chart, Come Together was #2 and Something #3. The week after Something (which held at #3) topped Come Together which had sunk to #7. The week after that, the two side were combined and that was enough to push the song to #1! 

Were the chart masters at Billboard influence to change the rules so that The Beatles got another #1 they otherwise would not have had? Frankly, I suspect they were.

Joining the points of Something as a separate run with Come Together increases the Come Together total from 661,230 to 890,390, moving it from #748 to #181 of all-time.

I'd appreciate the thought of chart deep-divers like tanooki & lonewood on this, and anyone else who has more to say than "who cares?". (I understand the latter opinion, but that's literally what I'm trying to find out.)

#181, wow...

Does DOTC/FS have the same rules applied to it from Billboard that stuff like Foolish Games/You Were Meant For Me had? I'll admit I'm still a bit confused by the whole B side thing tbf

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

Down On The Corner/Fortunate Son according to CCR's Billboard chart history is only listed as having charted 15 weeks which would be only Down On The Corner's chart run, but makes sense since both songs debuted at the same time and thus had 5 overlapping weeks in the Hot 100.

[rockgolf]

Sept 7, 2020 1:43:54 GMT -5 tanooki said:

Sept 4, 2020 11:55:50 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

#181, wow...

Does DOTC/FS have the same rules applied to it from Billboard that stuff like Foolish Games/You Were Meant For Me had? I'll admit I'm still a bit confused by the whole B side thing tbf

Different but interesting situation.  Foolish Games was released as a single, which allowed it to chart. As it went down the chart, You Were Meant For Me started getting airplay, but Jewel's record company didn't want to release it as a single. So it would have suffered the same dismal fate as Killing Me Softly by The Fugees or Iris or Don't Speak - a huge radio hit that failed to chart due to Billboard's rule of only charting commercially released singles. 

But then some reader pointed out in Chart Beat Chat that Meant was the B-side of the limited vinyl release of Foolish so it was eligible for the chart. So both sides charted in the same position with Meant being listed as the A-side on the Hot 100.

Even though there were practically zero sales since the vinyl single sold out months earlier. 

[nathanalbright]

It didn't matter that the single was selling now, it mattered that it had appeared somewhere at some time on a single and thus was eligible to chart. As someone who bought physical copies of singles in the 1990's with my allowance/birthday money, I can note that this was not an uncommon situation where multiple songs with airplay appeared on the same physical single, which often sold for upwards of $3.00 for a cassette tape at Walmart.

[rockgolf]

Where songs from this week's Hot 100 would be ranked on a chart listing the top 10,000 of all time, for the chart week of Sep 12, 2020

Last Week	This Week	Chg	Track	Artist	Total Pts
18	17	1	Circles	Post Malone	1,250,800
131	109	22	Blinding Lights	The Weeknd	964,992
763	628	135	ROCKSTAR	DaBaby and Roddy Ricch	687,040
771	742	29	Don't Start Now	Dua Lipa	662,000
1149	1126	23	Life Is Good	Future and Drake	586,080
1532	1516	16	Say So	Doja Cat featuring Nicki Minaj	515,712
1665	1643	22	Intentions	Justin Bieber and Quavo	497,280
1689	1658	31	Savage	Megan Thee Stallion featuring Beyonce	496,352
2528	2456	72	Adore You	Harry Styles	397,840
2610	2526	84	Roses (Imanbek Remix)	SAINt JHN	391,280
2876	2652	224	WHATS POPPIN	Jack Harlow , Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne	377,952
3726	3469	257	Watermelon Sugar	Harry Styles	291,008
3811	3757	54	The Bones	Maren Morris	261,826
4029	3992	37	Blueberry Faygo	Lil Mosey	240,784
4537	4412	125	I Hope	Gabby Barrett	204,064
4868	4801	67	Rain On Me	Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande	176,720
5566	5071	495	Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat)	Jawsh 365 and Jason DeRulo	163,904
5995	5158	837	WAP	Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion	160,000
5816	5279	537	Before You Go	Lewis Capaldi	154,128
6208	5916	292	Go Crazy	Chris Brown and Young Thug	129,984
6226	5953	273	Break My Heart	Dua Lipa	128,880
6578	6466	112	Chasin' You	Morgan Wallen	115,152
6893	6737	156	death bed	Powfu and Beabadoobee	108,448
7063	7037	26	Stuck With U	Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber	101,648
7658	7289	369	Come & Go	Juice WRLD and Marshmallo	96,320
11095	7304	3791	Dynamite	BTS	96,000
13648	7497	6151	Laugh Now, Cry Later	Drake and Lil Durk	92,800
7715	7605	110	The Bigger Picture	Lil Baby	90,960
11096	7802	3294	Cardigan	Taylor Swift	86,880
8055	7935	120	We Paid	Lil Baby and 42 Dugg	84,272
9081	8530	551	For The Night	Pop Smoke	74,800
8876	8748	128	Party Girl	Staysolidrocky	72,064
9185	8942	243	One Margarita	Luke Bryan	69,296
9400	8951	449	Popstar	DJ Khaled and Drake	69,200
9711	9429	282	Wishing Well	Juice WRLD	63,520

So The Box not unexpectedly falls off the chart and therefore juuuust shy of the all-time top 100. It's at #108 all-time this week, but Blinding Lights will pass it next week to be the biggest all-time hit to first peak in 2020. And Circles keeps racking up weeks and points. I figure it's got at least another 5 weeks in the top 25, which could get it to #14. It's sure to pick up one position next week as it's only 800 points behind Un-Break My Heart.

ROCKSTAR is nearing the critical #600 position which would be enough to likely get it onto the next official version of this list.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^You probably meant for the last point that Rockstar has already passed the #650 position threshold. I fully expect Billboard to do the top 650 for the Hot 100's 65th anniversary. It also would mean Don't Start Now could manage to reach it too assuming it racks up enough points before it goes recurrent.

[jodakyellow]

Am I to believe that last week Dynamite was #11095 and Cardigan was #11096? Wild.

[rockgolf]

Sept 11, 2020 20:16:32 GMT -5 jodakyellow said:

Am I to believe that last week Dynamite was #11095 and Cardigan was #11096? 

I'll check on those.

[rockgolf]

Sept 11, 2020 16:15:49 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

^You probably meant for the last point that Rockstar has already passed the #650 position threshold. I fully expect Billboard to do the top 650 for the Hot 100's 65th anniversary. It also would mean Don't Start Now could manage to reach it too assuming it racks up enough points before it goes recurrent.

Honestly,  I hope they increase it to a top 1000.

[jodakyellow]

Sept 11, 2020 20:30:32 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Sept 11, 2020 20:16:32 GMT -5 jodakyellow said:

Am I to believe that last week Dynamite was #11095 and Cardigan was #11096? 

I'll check on those.

It’d be a cool coincidence!

[plankton5165]

Sept 11, 2020 16:05:08 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Where songs from this week's Hot 100 would be ranked on a chart listing the top 10,000 of all time, for the chart week of Sep 12, 2020

Last Week	This Week	Chg	Track	Artist	Total Pts
18	17	1	Circles	Post Malone	1,250,800
131	109	22	Blinding Lights	The Weeknd	964,992
763	628	135	ROCKSTAR	DaBaby and Roddy Ricch	687,040
771	742	29	Don't Start Now	Dua Lipa	662,000
1149	1126	23	Life Is Good	Future and Drake	586,080
1532	1516	16	Say So	Doja Cat featuring Nicki Minaj	515,712
1665	1643	22	Intentions	Justin Bieber and Quavo	497,280
1689	1658	31	Savage	Megan Thee Stallion featuring Beyonce	496,352
2528	2456	72	Adore You	Harry Styles	397,840
2610	2526	84	Roses (Imanbek Remix)	SAINt JHN	391,280
2876	2652	224	WHATS POPPIN	Jack Harlow , Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne	377,952
3726	3469	257	Watermelon Sugar	Harry Styles	291,008
3811	3757	54	The Bones	Maren Morris	261,826
4029	3992	37	Blueberry Faygo	Lil Mosey	240,784
4537	4412	125	I Hope	Gabby Barrett	204,064
4868	4801	67	Rain On Me	Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande	176,720
5566	5071	495	Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat)	Jawsh 365 and Jason DeRulo	163,904
5995	5158	837	WAP	Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion	160,000
5816	5279	537	Before You Go	Lewis Capaldi	154,128
6208	5916	292	Go Crazy	Chris Brown and Young Thug	129,984
6226	5953	273	Break My Heart	Dua Lipa	128,880
6578	6466	112	Chasin' You	Morgan Wallen	115,152
6893	6737	156	death bed	Powfu and Beabadoobee	108,448
7063	7037	26	Stuck With U	Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber	101,648
7658	7289	369	Come & Go	Juice WRLD and Marshmallo	96,320
11095	7304	3791	Dynamite	BTS	96,000
13648	7497	6151	Laugh Now, Cry Later	Drake and Lil Durk	92,800
7715	7605	110	The Bigger Picture	Lil Baby	90,960
11096	7802	3294	Cardigan	Taylor Swift	86,880
8055	7935	120	We Paid	Lil Baby and 42 Dugg	84,272
9081	8530	551	For The Night	Pop Smoke	74,800
8876	8748	128	Party Girl	Staysolidrocky	72,064
9185	8942	243	One Margarita	Luke Bryan	69,296
9400	8951	449	Popstar	DJ Khaled and Drake	69,200
9711	9429	282	Wishing Well	Juice WRLD	63,520

So The Box not unexpectedly falls off the chart and therefore juuuust shy of the all-time top 100. It's at #108 all-time this week, but Blinding Lights will pass it next week to be the biggest all-time hit to first peak in 2020. And Circles keeps racking up weeks and points. I figure it's got at least another 5 weeks in the top 25, which could get it to #14. It's sure to pick up one position next week as it's only 800 points behind Un-Break My Heart.

ROCKSTAR is nearing the critical #600 position which would be enough to likely get it onto the next official version of this list.

Un-Break My Heart? That song was #10 in the 50th anniversary!!

[tanooki]

Week 41/521 (7.9%)

LW TW ARTIST SONG POINTS
~ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 971,432~
1 1 Roddy Ricch - The Box 967,200
2 2 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 964,992
3 3 Post Malone - Circles 896,640
4 4 DaBaby ft. Roddy Ricch - ROCKSTAR 687,040
~2010'S CUTOFF: 662,382~
5 5 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 652,240
6 6 Future ft. Drake - Life Is Good 586,080
7 7 Doja Cat - Say So 515,744
8 8 Maroon 5 - Memories 498,160
9 9 Justin Bieber ft. Quavo - Intentions 497,280
10 10 Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce - Savage 496,352

11 11 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved 484,800
12 12 Arizona Zervas - ROXANNE 480,080
13 13 Harry Styles - Adore You 397,920
14 14 SAINt JHN - Roses (Imanbek Remix) 391,280
16 15 Jack Harlow ft. DaBaby, Tory Lanez, Lil Wayne - WHATS POPPIN 377,952
15 16 Tones & I - Dance Monkey 376,880
17 17 Drake - Toosie Slide 335,280
18 18 Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber - 10,000 Hours 297,440
20 19 Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar 289,408
19 20 Billie Eilish - everything I wanted 287,680

21 21 Maren Morris - The Bones 247,728
22 22 Lil Mosey - Blueberry Faygo 240,784
23 23 Lizzo - Good As Hell 234,960
24 24 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me 216,400
25 25 The Weeknd - Heartless 213,120
26 26 Gabby Barret - I Hope 204,144
27 27 Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You 181,440
28 28 Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande - Rain On Me 176,720
29 29 Trevor Daniel - Falling 170,080
30 30 Mustard, Roddy Ricch - Ballin' 165,360

33 31 Jawsh 685, Jason Derulo - Savage Love 163,904
36 32 Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion - WAP 160,000
31 33 blackbear - hot girl bummer 156,880
35 34 Lewis Capaldi - Before You Go 154,144
32 35 DaBaby - BOP 145,600
34 36 Camila Cabello ft. DaBaby - My Oh My 137,264
40 37 Chris Brown, Young Thug - Go Crazy 129,984
41 38 Dua Lipa - Break My Heart 128,880
37 39 Roddy Ricch ft. Mustard - High Fashion 126,560
38 40 Chris Brown ft. Drake - No Guidance 125,360

39 41 Brenda Lee - Rockin Around the Christmas Tree 122,000
42 42 Morgan Wallen - Chasin You 115,168
45 43 Powfu ft. beabadoobee - death bed 108,368
43 44 Justin Bieber - Yummy 108,048
44 45 THE SCOTTS, Travis Scott, Kid Cudi - THE SCOTTS 106,240
46 46 Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber - stuck with u 101,648
47 47 Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello - Senorita 100,800
48 48 Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM 100,560
49 49 Juice WRLD, Marshmello - Come & Go 96,320
89 50 BTS - Dynamite 96,000

GOAT List:
17. Circles (+1)
109. Blinding Lights (+22)
627. ROCKSTAR (+135)
741. Don't Start Now (+69)

[rockgolf]

Sept 11, 2020 20:16:32 GMT -5 jodakyellow said:

Am I to believe that last week Dynamite was #11095 and Cardigan was #11096? Wild.

jodakyellow: Confirmed. They were tied with the same number of points last week.

[rockgolf]

Updates to the all-time top 10000 for the week of Sep 19, 2020 and for the first time in a long while, two songs are charting that are both in the all-time top 100!

Last Week	This Week	Chg	Track	Artist	Total Pts
17	17	0	Circles	Post Malone	1,250,800
109	92	17	Blinding Lights	The Weeknd	992,192
628	522	106	ROCKSTAR [DaBaby]	DaBaby and Roddy Ricch	715,840
742	715	27	Don't Start Now	Dua Lipa	667,200
1126	1108	18	Life Is Good	Future and Drake	589,840
1516	1499	17	Say So	Doja Cat featuring Nicki Minaj	518,912
1658	1623	35	Savage	Megan Thee Stallion featuring Beyonce	500,192
1643	1625	18	Intentions	Justin Bieber and Quavo	499,840
2456	2376	80	Adore You	Harry Styles	404,880
2652	2415	237	WHATS POPPIN	Jack Harlow, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne	401,312
2526	2434	92	Roses (Imanbek Remix)	SAINt JHN	399,920
3469	3249	220	Watermelon Sugar	Harry Styles	315,648
3757	3712	45	The Bones	Maren Morris	261,826
3992	3959	33	Blueberry Faygo	Lil Mosey	243,904
4412	4301	111	I Hope	Gabby Barrett	213,024
5158	4363	795	WAP	Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion	208,000
5071	4660	411	Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat)	Jawsh 365 and Jason DeRulo	185,984
4801	4745	56	Rain On Me	Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande	180,160
5279	5090	189	Before You Go	Lewis Capaldi	163,408
5916	5660	256	Go Crazy	Chris Brown and Young Thug	138,304
5953	5713	240	Break My Heart	Dua Lipa	136,240
7304	5998	1306	Dynamite	BTS	128,000
7497	6162	1335	Laugh Now, Cry Later	Drake and Lil Durk	123,200
6466	6349	117	Chasin' You	Morgan Wallen	118,192
6737	6613	124	death bed	Powfu and Beabadoobee	111,728
7289	6980	309	Come & Go	Juice WRLD and Marshmallo	103,040
7037	7019	18	Stuck With U	Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber	102,128
7605	7503	102	The Bigger Picture	Lil Baby	92,720
8951	7637	1314	Popstar	DJ Khaled and Drake	90,000
7802	7692	110	Cardigan [Swift]	Taylor Swift	89,120
7935	7803	132	We Paid	Lil Baby and 42 Dugg	86,912
8530	8010	520	For The Night	Pop Smoke	82,800
8748	8632	116	Party Girl	Staysolidrocky	73,616
8942	8800	142	One Margarita	Luke Bryan	71,216
9429	9176	253	Wishing Well	Juice WRLD	66,480

Tweeter Top Of the Charts reprinted (after getting permission) some info from this chart, so the list is getting a wider audience.
-

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^Yeah. I noticed that latter point. Congrats and as always thanks for your hard work!

[jodakyellow]

Sept 15, 2020 8:51:19 GMT -5 rockgolf said:

Sept 11, 2020 20:16:32 GMT -5 jodakyellow said:

Am I to believe that last week Dynamite was #11095 and Cardigan was #11096? Wild.

jodakyellow : Confirmed. They were tied with the same number of points last week.

Thank you for checking!! I imagine there are many, many ties in that range; we just don't usually see two of them enter the 10,000 in the same week.

[felle]

Where are we thinking Circles will land on the GOAT list?

[Deleted]

Sept 17, 2020 17:42:25 GMT -5 felle said:

Where are we thinking Circles will land on the GOAT list?

#15 is my guess.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^A lot will hinge on how much longer it can chart. An album bomb or holiday songs reentering the Hot 100 are the most likely causes for it to go recurrent.