Billboard Hot 100: 12/14/2019

[Naos]

Top 10 artists in the US (Artist 100):
1. Billie Eilish (+1) *6th week at #1*
2. Post Malone (-1)
3. The Weeknd (+40)
4. Taylor Swift (=)
5. Lizzo (=)
6. DaBaby (+1)
7. BTS (+17)
8. Luke Combs (-2)
9. Pentatonix (+19)
10. Mariah Carey (+17)

[aussie1]

Wow so many Christmas songs! What is the highest amount of Christmas songs charting on any given week?

Also if Cozy Little Christmas by Katy Perry re-enter's will it have to be above 50 or can it re-enter anywhere? It peaked at #53 last year and only charted for a few weeks but I'm not sure how all the rules work with the age of the song. Same with Santa tell me by Ariana.

My personal favourite Christmas song (and a criminally underrated song IMO) is Wrapped in Red by Kelly Clarkson, what a gem !

[Naos]

Notable dropouts:
- "Goodbyes" by Post Malone featuring Young Thug (#3 peak, 21 weeks)
- "Suge" by DaBaby (#7 peak, 35 weeks)
- "Hot Girl Summer" by Megan Thee Stallion, Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign (#11 peak, 16 weeks)
- "One Thing Right" by Marshmello & Kane Brown (#36 peak, 23 weeks)
- "Lalala" by Y2K & bbno$ (#55 peak, 21 weeks)
- "Tip Of My Tongue" by Kenny Chesney (#73 peak, 20 weeks)
- "Good Vibes" by Chris Janson (#48 peak, 13 weeks)

[hughster1]

Dec 10, 2019 2:20:04 GMT -5 imbondz said:

Underneath the Tree by Clarkson is my favorite “new” Christmas song. Hope it re-enters.

Based on last week's Holiday 100, it is likely just below "Happy Holiday/The Holiday Season" so it should re-enter next week.

[𝕡𝕙𝕖𝕖𝕓𝕤]

Dec 10, 2019 2:05:15 GMT -5 KeepDeanWeird said:

I’ve never understood the evergreen appeal and high spin counts of #18 and #39. They are so kitschy and sonically weak compared to most of the other ‘core’ Xmas classics. I’d love to see a burn/net negative on the Top 50 Xmas gold.

I wonder how much the continued expansion of Alexa/Echo has contributed to streaming this season. It turned out to be a major factor that seemed to surprise everyone here that week last year when Xmas songs just bombed the chart.

I get what you mean about 18, it isn't as flashy as the other holiday songs charting. I disagree about 39, tho. "Feliz Navidad" is here to stay, though. Everyone I know knows all the words (including me). Its definitely popular w the incoming generation

[sirskimask]

Dec 10, 2019 3:01:57 GMT -5 Naos said:

Notable dropouts:
- "Goodbyes" by Post Malone featuring Young Thug (#3 peak, 21 weeks)
- "Suge" by DaBaby (#7 peak, 35 weeks)
- "Hot Girl Summer" by Megan Thee Stallion, Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign (#11 peak, 16 weeks)
- "One Thing Right" by Marshmello & Kane Brown (#36 peak, 23 weeks)
- "Lalala" by Y2K & bbno$ (#55 peak, 21 weeks)
- "Tip Of My Tongue" by Kenny Chesney (#73 peak, 20 weeks)
- "Good Vibes" by Chris Janson (#48 peak, 13 weeks)

RIP Goodbyes, may Circles and Take What You Want long outlast it 

[Au$tin]

Dec 10, 2019 2:44:21 GMT -5 aussie1 said:

Wow so many Christmas songs! What is the highest amount of Christmas songs charting on any given week?

Also if Cozy Little Christmas by Katy Perry re-enter's will it have to be above 50 or can it re-enter anywhere? It peaked at #53 last year and only charted for a few weeks but I'm not sure how all the rules work with the age of the song. Same with Santa tell me by Ariana.

My personal favourite Christmas song (and a criminally underrated song IMO) is Wrapped in Red by Kelly Clarkson, what a gem !

"Santa Tell Me" would definitely fall under the "too old" category and would need to reach the top 50 to chart. "Cozy Little Christmas" is a good question, though. It's only a year old and never went recurrent last year, so it would make sense it wouldn't need to wait until the top 50 to re-enter yet, but I wouldn't be shocked if Billboard made it wait until top 50.

[Keelzit]

Am I the only one who prefers Oh Santa over AIWFCIY? It's an actual catchy song with a great melody that if you remove the chimes and change the lyrics to sth not festive it will still be a good tune. I hope team Mimi starts pushing that somehow after AIWFCIY gets its eventual peak at #1.

[👑 Eloquent ™]

Dec 10, 2019 7:23:55 GMT -5 Keelzit said:

Am I the only one who prefers Oh Santa over AIWFCIY? It's an actual catchy song with a great melody that if you remove the chimes and change the lyrics to sth not festive it will still be a good tune. I hope team Mimi starts pushing that somehow after AIWFCIY gets its eventual peak at #1.

Love "Oh Santa" and feel it's far fresher at this point (with "AIWFCIY" being played into the ground years now). Would love to see it garner yearly success for a change!

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

Dec 10, 2019 2:44:21 GMT -5 aussie1 said:

Wow so many Christmas songs! What is the highest amount of Christmas songs charting on any given week?

It was 21 on the Hot 100 dated January 3rd, 2019. I think the chart dated January 4th, 2020 will definitely have more. Since there already 13 holiday songs, that highest to date number could even be surpassed on an earlier chart.

[garrettlen]

Here's a question which admittedly might be a bit premature: If Mariah keeps having big success with AIWFCIY every Christmas (which seems likely), and it keeps topping the chart at Christmas every year, will Billboard just allow it to be the #1 song every Christmas from now on (which doesn't seem fair to other artists), or will they limit its ability to re-chart eventually?

Because while it can only be her 19th #1 once, it can keep accumulating weeks at #1 for as long as Billboard allows it.

But is that fair?

[Crimsonio]

Dec 10, 2019 3:01:57 GMT -5 Naos said:

Notable dropouts:
- "Goodbyes" by Post Malone featuring Young Thug (#3 peak, 21 weeks)
- "Suge" by DaBaby (#7 peak, 35 weeks)
- "Hot Girl Summer" by Megan Thee Stallion, Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign (#11 peak, 16 weeks)
- "One Thing Right" by Marshmello & Kane Brown (#36 peak, 23 weeks)
- "Lalala" by Y2K & bbno$ (#55 peak, 21 weeks)
- "Tip Of My Tongue" by Kenny Chesney (#73 peak, 20 weeks)
- "Good Vibes" by Chris Janson (#48 peak, 13 weeks)

Honestly, the thing that's shocking me the most is how Hot Girl Summer managed to last on the chart until December.

[KeepDeanWeird]

Dec 10, 2019 9:04:46 GMT -5 garrettlen said:

Here's a question which admittedly might be a bit premature: If Mariah keeps having big success with AIWFCIY every Christmas (which seems likely), and it keeps topping the chart at Christmas every year, will Billboard just allow it to be the #1 song every Christmas from now on (which doesn't seem fair to other artists), or will they limit its ability to re-chart eventually?

Because while it can only be her 19th #1 once, it can keep accumulating weeks at #1 for as long as Billboard allows it.

But is that fair?

I get what you're saying, but Billboard's charts are supposed to measure popularity. Fairness isn't the issue. Should the #2 song be crowned #1 because the #1 song is too old? In this case, it's highly possible that RATCT or another Xmas gold song would be the #2 that would be #1 instead. Should OTR have spent 19 weeks at #1 - more than AIWFCIY will likely ever spend at #1? Is that really any different? It seems like another Billboard slippery slope.

Billboard has had bizarre exclusions and barriers over the years - like Into The Groove not allowed to chart on H100 because it was only a 12" single despite that single going gold, massive airplay and charting on the Black Singles Chart. Holiday songs were not allowed to chart during various eras despite them being more popular than many currents. Michael Jackson's songs weren't allowed after he passed despite us knowing they were hugely popular that week.

Billboard already has the Top 25 and Top 50 rule to suppress recurrents/older songs. I'm not sure there's a benefit to keeping out the most popular songs if they reaching the upper parts of the chart.

[jenglisbe]

Dec 9, 2019 22:55:36 GMT -5 Future Captain said:

Holy s**t Mariah is already #3? I swear there will come a time where it went #1 the week after Halloween

I’m calling it; within a year or two, older holiday songs won’t be allowed to chart anymore. No way labels are going to like how holiday songs are truly taking over the charts, and for weeks now.

[jenglisbe]

Dec 10, 2019 3:25:08 GMT -5 𝕡𝕙𝕖𝕖𝕓𝕤 said:

Dec 10, 2019 2:05:15 GMT -5 KeepDeanWeird said:

I’ve never understood the evergreen appeal and high spin counts of #18 and #39. They are so kitschy and sonically weak compared to most of the other ‘core’ Xmas classics. I’d love to see a burn/net negative on the Top 50 Xmas gold.

I wonder how much the continued expansion of Alexa/Echo has contributed to streaming this season. It turned out to be a major factor that seemed to surprise everyone here that week last year when Xmas songs just bombed the chart.

I get what you mean about 18, it isn't as flashy as the other holiday songs charting. I disagree about 39, tho. "Feliz Navidad" is here to stay, though. Everyone I know knows all the words (including me). Its definitely popular w the incoming generation

There’s only like 3 lines in the song so that’s not saying much 😆

[JamaicaFunk²]

Dec 10, 2019 9:28:22 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

Dec 9, 2019 22:55:36 GMT -5 Future Captain said:

Holy s**t Mariah is already #3? I swear there will come a time where it went #1 the week after Halloween

I’m calling it; within a year or two, older holiday songs won’t be allowed to chart anymore. No way labels are going to like how holiday songs are truly taking over the charts, and for weeks now.

I don't know. The chart rules changed to reflect how streaming allows the public to choose what is popular at any given time. If they change the rules again, it will be against their own idea of representing the listeners.

[iHype.]

Dec 10, 2019 9:33:47 GMT -5 JamaicaFunk² said:

Dec 10, 2019 9:28:22 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

I’m calling it; within a year or two, older holiday songs won’t be allowed to chart anymore. No way labels are going to like how holiday songs are truly taking over the charts, and for weeks now.

I don't know. The chart rules changed to reflect how streaming allows the public to choose what is popular at any given time. If they change the rules again, it will be against their own idea of representing the listeners.

The main problem is though, so many Holiday classics are beginning to chart that they're going to push current hits into recurrent status while they're still huge or have yet to even peak.

Like there's gonna be 20~ (if not more) Holiday classics charting this year. I'm sure in a year or two there will be 30+. 

Songs will go from being in top 10 to being pushed straight off into recurrent. Then when January comes the chart will look so inaccurate since they can't rechart. It'll be like the 90s charts where half the biggest current hits weren't charting. 

Billboard is either gonna have to push Holiday classics back to Holiday 100 only, or seriously change recurrent rules.

[Deleted]

Keep in mind the popularity of Christmas music has changed over the years. Before 2001, radio formats didn’t switch to all or heavily Christmas oriented playlists like they do today.

The past couple years have seen an especially large surge in the popularity of Christmas music. Who’s to say this level of popularity will be sustained or continue to increase? If public opinion shows people don’t want to hear as much Christmas music, it will be reflected on the charts.

The charts measure popularity, and that’s what they’re doing. I’d say the Hot 100 more accurately reflects popularity than at any point in the past when there were all kinds of rules preventing songs from charting.

[jenglisbe]

Dec 10, 2019 9:37:16 GMT -5 iHype. said:

Dec 10, 2019 9:33:47 GMT -5 JamaicaFunk² said:

I don't know. The chart rules changed to reflect how streaming allows the public to choose what is popular at any given time. If they change the rules again, it will be against their own idea of representing the listeners.

The main problem is though, so many Holiday classics are beginning to chart that they're going to push current hits into recurrent status while they're still huge or have yet to even peak.

Like there's gonna be 20~ (if not more) Holiday classics charting this year. I'm sure in a year or two there will be 30+. 

Songs will go from being in top 10 to being pushed straight off into recurrent. Then when January comes the chart will look so inaccurate since they can't rechart. It'll be like the 90s charts where half the biggest current hits weren't charting. 

Billboard is either gonna have to push Holiday classics back to Holiday 100 only, or seriously change recurrent rules.

Right. And people seem to constantly forget Billboard is an industry/trade magazine. Labels want to see their current hits that they are marketing at the top. If holiday songs crowd the chart, it looks bad for their current music and also it’s hard for them to measure how their current music is doing.

I could be wrong, of course, but I predict within 3 years there’s a rule change. Sooner if “AIWFCIY” gets #1 tbh.

[Deleted]

Dec 10, 2019 9:50:03 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

Dec 10, 2019 9:37:16 GMT -5 iHype. said:

The main problem is though, so many Holiday classics are beginning to chart that they're going to push current hits into recurrent status while they're still huge or have yet to even peak.

Like there's gonna be 20~ (if not more) Holiday classics charting this year. I'm sure in a year or two there will be 30+. 

Songs will go from being in top 10 to being pushed straight off into recurrent. Then when January comes the chart will look so inaccurate since they can't rechart. It'll be like the 90s charts where half the biggest current hits weren't charting. 

Billboard is either gonna have to push Holiday classics back to Holiday 100 only, or seriously change recurrent rules.

Right. And people seem to constantly forget Billboard is an industry/trade magazine. Labels want to see their current hits that they are marketing at the top. If holiday songs crowd the chart, it looks bad for their current music and also it’s hard for them to measure how their current music is doing.

I could be wrong, of course, but I predict within 3 years there’s a rule change. Sooner if “AIWFCIY” gets #1 tbh.

But it’s only a few weeks a year (when most of the industry goes into hibernation mode anyway) and reflects the huge demand for Christmas music. It’s showing there is a lot of money to be made in playing Christmas music, releasing Christmas music, etc. It’s not like the Christmas overload doesn’t provide valuable information to those in the industry.

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Dec 10, 2019 9:04:46 GMT -5 garrettlen said:

Here's a question which admittedly might be a bit premature: If Mariah keeps having big success with AIWFCIY every Christmas (which seems likely), and it keeps topping the chart at Christmas every year, will Billboard just allow it to be the #1 song every Christmas from now on (which doesn't seem fair to other artists), or will they limit its ability to re-chart eventually?

Because while it can only be her 19th #1 once, it can keep accumulating weeks at #1 for as long as Billboard allows it.

But is that fair?

How is it fair to block her from number one if she has the most popular song (by Billboard’s own standards) in that time frame year after year? It just doesn’t make sense.

[jenglisbe]

Dec 10, 2019 9:57:40 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

Dec 10, 2019 9:04:46 GMT -5 garrettlen said:

Here's a question which admittedly might be a bit premature: If Mariah keeps having big success with AIWFCIY every Christmas (which seems likely), and it keeps topping the chart at Christmas every year, will Billboard just allow it to be the #1 song every Christmas from now on (which doesn't seem fair to other artists), or will they limit its ability to re-chart eventually?

Because while it can only be her 19th #1 once, it can keep accumulating weeks at #1 for as long as Billboard allows it.

But is that fair?

How is it fair to block her from number one if she has the most popular song (by Billboard’s own standards) in that time frame year after year? It just doesn’t make sense.

Record labels are the Republicans of the music industry; when has fairness ever been their concern?

[spicymapping]

i mean is it really unfair though? it's the "hot" 100. ask any human being in america what the hottest songs are right now and practically no one will say aiwfciy. yes, the current formula spits out christmas songs in bunch but very clearly that's inaccurate to the pulse of modern music.

[iHype.]

Dec 10, 2019 9:50:03 GMT -5 jenglisbe said:

Dec 10, 2019 9:37:16 GMT -5 iHype. said:

The main problem is though, so many Holiday classics are beginning to chart that they're going to push current hits into recurrent status while they're still huge or have yet to even peak.

Like there's gonna be 20~ (if not more) Holiday classics charting this year. I'm sure in a year or two there will be 30+. 

Songs will go from being in top 10 to being pushed straight off into recurrent. Then when January comes the chart will look so inaccurate since they can't rechart. It'll be like the 90s charts where half the biggest current hits weren't charting. 

Billboard is either gonna have to push Holiday classics back to Holiday 100 only, or seriously change recurrent rules.

Right. And people seem to constantly forget Billboard is an industry/trade magazine. Labels want to see their current hits that they are marketing at the top. If holiday songs crowd the chart, it looks bad for their current music and also it’s hard for them to measure how their current music is doing.

I could be wrong, of course, but I predict within 3 years there’s a rule change. Sooner if “AIWFCIY” gets #1 tbh.

And then also nobody is gonna release during Q4, because they don't want to have to compete with 40 Holiday classics on the chart. A song that would've normally had points to go #10, being at #46 due to dozens of Holiday classics and such will ofcourse look bad publicity wise even if it really isn't. No major artists will release October-December, if they know they wait until January and potentially end up with a much higher peak and better chart run. Which then as a consequence, has effect on lots of other things. 
 

This discussion is gonna definitely keep happening a lot. It'll be interesting to see how Billboard handles it. 

[gabe]

just make it a hot 200 during the holiday season and change recurrency rules

[Lukas]

The charts should definitely still be on point as to what people are listening to. No changing that at all, ever.

However, recurrency rules can definitely change since they're arbitrary.

I think that for later years Billboard could drop recurrency rules during the Christmas season only.

Where, songs that already went recurrent won't be able to go back on the charts. But any songs that were on the chart that haven't gone recurrent yet can't. They'd drop to #65 or something like that, sure, but without the Christmas songs they'd be at around #40.

Once the Christmas freeze ends and the Christmas songs are off of the charts, then normal recurrency can resume.

[tanooki]

THE BILLBOARD HOT 100
The week of December 14, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 32 -- 2 Heartless - The Weeknd ( 1 ) XO
2 1 1 14 Circles - Post Malone ( 1 ) Republic
3 18 31 34 All I Want For Christmas Is You - Mariah Carey ( 3 ) Columbia
4 2 2 30 Someone You Loved - Lewis Capaldi ( 1 ) Vertigo
5 4 4 11 Memories - Maroon 5 ( 4 ) 222
6 3 3 15 Good As Hell - Lizzo ( 3 ) Nice Life
7 5 12 5 Roxanne - Arizona Zervas ( 5 ) Arizona Zervas
8 29 -- 29 Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee ( 8 ) Decca, MCA Nashville
9 6 5 7 Lose You To Love Me - Selena Gomez ( 1 ) Interscope
10 8 9 9 10,000 Hours - Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber ( 4 ) Warner Music Nashville
11 NEW 1 Blinding Lights - The Weeknd ( 11 ) XO
12 12 18 10 BOP - DaBaby ( 12 ) SouthCoast
13 11 19 9 Dance Monkey - Tones And I ( 11 ) Elektra, Bad Batch
14 10 7 26 No Guidance - Chris Brown Featuring Drake ( 5 ) CBE
15 7 6 24 Senorita - Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello ( 1 ) Island, SYCO
16 16 20 20 Ballin' - Mustard Featuring Roddy Ricch ( 16 ) 10 Summers
17 13 11 24 Panini - Lil Nas X ( 5 ) Columbia
18 48 -- 12 A Holly Jolly Christmas - Burl Ives ( 10 ) Geffen, Decca, MCA Special Products
19 17 13 27 Trampoline - SHAED ( 13 ) Photo Finish
20 15 14 9 HIGHEST IN THE ROOM - Travis Scott ( 1 ) Grand Hustle, Cactus Jack
21 14 17 36 Bad Guy - Billie Eilish ( 1 ) Darkroom
22 9 10 31 Truth Hurts - Lizzo ( 1 ) Nice Life
23 47 -- 27 Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Helms ( 8 ) Decca, MCA Nashville
24 49 -- 12 It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year - Andy Williams ( 10 ) Columbia
25 26 8 4 everything i wanted - Billie Eilish ( 8 ) Darkroom
26 21 21 16 Hot - Young Thug Featuring Gunna ( 11 ) Atlantic, Young Stoner Life
27 46 -- 11 Last Christmas - Wham! ( 25 ) Columbia
28 Re-Entry 5 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow - Dean Martin ( 20 ) Capitol
29 23 16 4 Woah - Lil Baby ( 16 ) Motown, Quality Control
30 22 22 15 One Man Band - Old Dominion ( 20 ) RCA Nashville
31 20 27 40 Old Town Road - Lil Nas X Featuring Billy Ray Cyrus ( 1 ) Columbia
32 19 15 16 Lover - Taylor Swift ( 10 ) Republic
33 Re-Entry 18 The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas To You) - Nat King Cole ( 11 ) Capitol
34 24 24 25 Only Human - Jonas Brothers ( 18 ) Republic
35 31 29 17 On Chill - Wale Featuring Jeremih ( 22 ) Maybach
36 27 23 23 Beautiful People - Ed Sheeran Featuring Khalid ( 13 ) Atlantic, Right Hand
37 25 26 27 Ran$om - Lil Tecca ( 4 ) Galactic
38 28 25 14 Even Though I'm Leaving - Luke Combs ( 11 ) River House
39 Re-Entry 6 Feliz Navidad - Jose Feliciano ( 29 ) RCA
40 30 28 9 Bandit - Juice WRLD & YoungBoy Never Broke Again ( 10 ) Grade A
41 42 75 3 Falling - Trevor Daniel ( 41 ) Alamo, Internet Money
42 37 42 5 Don't Start Now - Dua Lipa ( 30 ) Warner
43 Re-Entry 4 Sleigh Ride - The Ronettes ( 26 ) Phil Spector, EMI Blackwood
44 Re-Entry 5 Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - Gene Autry ( 16 ) Columbia Nashville
45 34 39 12 Graveyard - Halsey ( 34 ) Capitol
46 55 -- 2 Into The Unknown - Idina Menzel & AURORA ( 46 ) Walt Disney
47 NEW 1 Happy Holiday / The Holiday Season - Andy Williams ( 47 ) Columbia
48 Re-Entry 4 Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) - Gene Autry ( 28 ) Columbia Nashville
49 36 32 43 Talk - Khalid ( 3 ) Right Hand
50 35 30 30 I Don't Care - Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber ( 2 ) Atlantic, SchoolBoy, Raymond Braun
51 39 34 20 Baby - Lil Baby & DaBaby ( 21 ) Motown, Quality Control
52 43 36 14 Playing Games - Summer Walker ( 16 ) LVRN
53 45 41 12 Hot Girl Bummer - blackbear ( 41 ) Alamo, Beartrap
54 40 35 20 How Do You Sleep? - Sam Smith ( 24 ) Capitol
55 38 37 14 Heat - Chris Brown Featuring Gunna ( 36 ) CBE
56 51 51 6 Juicy - Doja Cat & Tyga ( 47 ) Kemosabe
57 53 50 11 The Bones - Maren Morris ( 48 ) Columbia Nashville
58 54 43 20 Time - NF ( 41 ) NF Real Music
59 56 54 4 Heart On Ice - Rod Wave ( 54 ) Alamo
60 50 57 13 Take What You Want - Post Malone Featuring Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott ( 8 ) Republic
61 66 59 10 VIBEZ - DaBaby ( 21 ) SouthCoast
62 62 53 12 Remember You Young - Thomas Rhett ( 53 ) Valory
63 33 -- 2 Vete - Bad Bunny ( 33 ) Rimas
64 59 97 3 Death - Trippie Redd Featuring DaBaby ( 59 ) TenThousand Projects
65 67 63 9 Leave Em Alone - Layton Greene, Lil Baby, City Girls & PnB Rock ( 60 ) Motown, Quality Control
66 68 65 14 We Were - Keith Urban ( 65 ) Hit Red
67 61 47 15 What If I Never Get Over You - Lady Antebellum ( 47 ) BMLG
68 NEW 1 No Idea - Don Toliver ( 68 ) Cactus Jack
69 72 70 5 Ridin' Roads - Dustin Lynch ( 69 ) Broken Bow
70 99 -- 2 Show Yourself - Idina Menzel & Evan Rachel Wood ( 70 ) Walt Disney
71 74 67 10 Heartache Medication - Jon Pardi ( 67 ) Capitol Nashville
72 NEW 1 Like It's Christmas - Jonas Brothers ( 72 ) Republic
73 65 58 12 Camelot - NLE Choppa ( 37 ) NLE Choppa
74 57 56 13 223's - YNW Melly & 9lokknine ( 34 ) YNW Melly
75 69 61 18 Prayed For You - Matt Stell ( 36 ) RECORDS, Wide Open
76 71 68 13 Enemies - Post Malone Featuring DaBaby ( 16 ) Republic
77 70 62 8 Kinfolks - Sam Hunt ( 62 ) MCA Nashville
78 75 64 17 Baby Sitter - DaBaby Featuring Offset ( 59 ) SouthCoast
79 76 76 7 All The Good Girls Go To Hell - Billie Eilish ( 46 ) Darkroom
80 60 -- 2 6 Kiss - Trippie Redd Featuring Juice WRLD & YNW Melly ( 60 ) TenThousand Projects
81 78 93 3 We Back - Jason Aldean ( 78 ) Macon
82 58 -- 2 Who Needs Love - Trippie Redd ( 58 ) TenThousand Projects
83 NEW 1 Tip Toe - Roddy Ricch Featuring A Boogie Wit da Hoodie ( 83 ) Bird Vision
84 90 98 4 Yellow Hearts - Ant Saunders ( 81 ) Trash Bin
85 82 71 8 Nice To Meet Ya - Niall Horan ( 63 ) Neon Haze
86 64 -- 2 Suicidal - YNW Melly ( 64 ) YNW Melly
87 88 85 9 Slow Dancing In The Dark - Joji ( 69 ) 88rising
88 100 95 3 Homesick - Kane Brown ( 88 ) Zone 4
89 73 69 17 Hate Me - Ellie Goulding & Juice WRLD ( 56 ) Polydor
90 94 88 5 Easy - DaniLeigh Featuring Chris Brown ( 88 ) Def Jam
91 79 52 6 Follow God - Kanye West ( 7 ) G.O.O.D.
92 95 -- 2 Cuban Links - Rod Wave & Kevin Gates ( 92 ) Alamo
93 Re-Entry 14 F.N - Lil Tjay ( 56 ) Columbia
94 87 -- 2 Candy - Doja Cat ( 87 ) Kemosabe
95 -- 92 3 Tusa - Karol G & Nicki Minaj ( 78 ) Cash Money, Universal Music Latino, Young Money
96 91 78 8 Make No Sense - YoungBoy Never Broke Again ( 57 ) Never Broke Again
97 80 44 4 Jerry Sprunger - Tory Lanez & T-Pain ( 44 ) Mad Love
98 -- 100 2 RITMO (Bad Boys For Life) - The Black Eyed Peas X J Balvin ( 98 ) BEP
99 98 -- 2 Into The Unknown - Panic! At The Disco ( 98 ) Walt Disney
100 93 86 8 La Cancion - J Balvin & Bad Bunny ( 84 ) Universal Music Latino

[tanooki]

BUBBLING UNDER HOT 100
The week of December 14, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 3 2 6 BEST ON EARTH - Russ & BIA ( 1 ) Diemon, Russ My Way
2 6 4 6 Slide - H.E.R. Featuring YG ( 2 ) MBK
3 1 3 6 I Hope - Gabby Barrett ( 1 ) Warner Music Nashville
4 NEW 1 Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - John Legend ( 4 ) Columbia
5 NEW 1 All Is Found - Evan Rachel Wood ( 5 ) Walt Disney
6 11 7 9 More Hearts Than Mine - Ingrid Andress ( 6 ) Atlantic, Warner Music Nashville
7 13 6 6 Make Me Want To - Jimmie Allen ( 6 ) Stoney Creek
8 18 21 3 I Wish Grandpas Never Died - Riley Green ( 8 ) BMLG
9 NEW 1 Lost In The Woods - Jonathan Groff ( 9 ) Walt Disney
10 NEW 1 Love Songs - Kaash Paige ( 10 ) Bornstar
11 16 9 3 Restroom Occupied - Yella Beezy Featuring Chris Brown ( 9 ) HITCO
12 NEW 1 B.O.M.B.S. - Fabolous ( 12 ) Desert Storm
13 12 -- 2 Bad Vibes Forever - XXXTENTACION Featuring PnB Rock & Trippie Redd ( 12 ) Bad Vibes Forever, TenThousand Projects
14 NEW 1 If The World Was Ending - JP Saxe Featuring Julia Michaels ( 14 ) Arista
15 8 8 7 Ride It. - DJ Regard ( 8 ) Ministry Of Sound
16 NEW 1 Giddy Up - Austin McBroom ( 16 ) The ACE Family
17 15 11 13 Dive Bar - Garth Brooks & Blake Shelton ( 11 ) Pearl
18 17 15 4 Slow Dance In A Parking Lot - Jordan Davis ( 15 ) MCA Nashville
19 NEW 1 Some Things Never Change - Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, Jonathan Groff & Cast Of Frozen II ( 19 ) Walt Disney
20 2 13 3 Last Name - Future & Lil Durk ( 2 ) Freebandz
21 NEW 1 Talk To Me Nicely - Fabolous Featuring Meek Mill ( 21 ) Desert Storm
22 23 24 4 Dissolve - Absofacto ( 22 ) Atlantic
23 19 18 8 Teeth - 5 Seconds Of Summer ( 4 ) Netflix, 5 Seconds Of Summer
24 14 5 7 Que Tire Pa Lante - Daddy Yankee ( 5 ) El Cartel
25 24 20 5 What Am I - Why Don't We ( 20 ) Signature Entertainment

[tanooki]

HOT 100 RECURRENTS
The week of December 14, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 1 1 6 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse) - Post Malone & Swae Lee ( 1 ) Republic
2 NEW 1 Goodbyes - Post Malone Featuring Young Thug ( 2 ) Republic
3 NEW 1 Suge - DaBaby ( 3 ) SouthCoast
4 Re-Entry 3 It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas - Perry Como And The Fontane Sisters With Mitchell Ayres And His Orchestra ( 4 ) RCA
5 Re-Entry 4 Underneath The Tree - Kelly Clarkson ( 5 ) 19
6 2 -- 2 Sucker - Jonas Brothers ( 2 ) Republic
7 3 2 9 Without Me - Halsey ( 1 ) Capitol
8 Re-Entry 3 (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays - Perry Como ( 8 ) RCA
9 Re-Entry 52 White Christmas - Bing Crosby ( 6 ) Geffen, Decca, MCA Special Products
10 NEW 1 One Thing Right - Marshmello & Kane Brown ( 10 ) RCA Nashville, Joytime Collective
11 4 -- 2 Money In The Grave - Drake Featuring Rick Ross ( 4 ) OVO Sound
12 6 -- 2 Dancing With A Stranger - Sam Smith & Normani ( 6 ) Capitol
13 Re-Entry 30 Blue Christmas - Elvis Presley ( 7 ) RCA
14 Re-Entry 2 Jingle Bells - Frank Sinatra ( 14 ) Capitol, Frank Sinatra Enterprises
15 NEW 1 Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) - Darlene Love ( 15 ) Phil Spector, EMI Blackwood
16 5 3 16 Happier - Marshmello & Bastille ( 1 ) Astralwerks, Joytime Collective
17 Re-Entry 3 Run Rudolph Run - Chuck Berry ( 12 ) Geffen, Chess
18 7 6 36 Baby Shark - Pinkfong ( 1 ) Smart Study
19 8 10 13 7 Rings - Ariana Grande ( 4 ) Republic
20 Re-Entry 34 Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - John & Yoko/The Plastic Ono Band With The Harlem Community Choir ( 2 ) Apple, Capitol
21 12 9 6 Wow. - Post Malone ( 5 ) Republic
22 11 5 18 High Hopes - Panic! At The Disco ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
23 14 4 3 My Type - Saweetie ( 4 ) Artistry Worldwide, ICY
24 Re-Entry 6 You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch - Thurl Ravenscroft ( 3 ) Turner Entertainment
25 Re-Entry 39 Please Come Home For Christmas - Eagles ( 6 ) Elektra, Asylum

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ARTIST 100
The week of December 14, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 2 3 67 Billie Eilish - ( 1 ) Interscope, Darkroom
2 1 2 180 Post Malone - ( 1 ) Republic
3 43 -- 230 The Weeknd - ( 1 ) XO
4 4 4 280 Taylor Swift - ( 1 ) Republic
5 5 6 33 Lizzo - ( 2 ) Atlantic, Nice Life
6 7 7 34 DaBaby - ( 2 ) Interscope, SouthCoast
7 24 17 165 BTS - ( 1 ) BigHit Entertainment
8 6 5 144 Luke Combs - ( 1 ) Columbia Nashville, River House
9 28 29 65 Pentatonix - ( 1 ) RCA
10 27 32 39 Mariah Carey - ( 8 ) Butterfly MC
11 44 84 29 Bing Crosby - ( 11 ) MCA, Geffen, Decca
12 10 9 144 Khalid - ( 1 ) Right Hand
13 26 53 31 Frank Sinatra - ( 13 ) Capitol, Frank Sinatra Enterprises
14 38 62 46 Michael Buble - ( 3 ) Reprise
15 15 14 40 Jonas Brothers - ( 1 ) Republic
16 13 10 278 Ed Sheeran - ( 1 ) Atlantic
17 12 40 107 The Beatles - ( 3 ) Apple, Capitol
18 42 -- 25 Andy Williams - ( 18 ) Columbia
19 11 16 29 Lewis Capaldi - ( 11 ) Vertigo
20 14 13 284 Drake - ( 1 ) OVO Sound
21 17 20 284 Maroon 5 - ( 1 ) Interscope, 222
22 19 22 213 Selena Gomez - ( 2 ) Interscope
23 23 19 187 Travis Scott - ( 1 ) Grand Hustle, Cactus Jack
24 22 26 252 Ariana Grande - ( 1 ) Republic
25 18 15 82 Lil Baby - ( 8 ) Motown, Quality Control
26 16 30 84 Queen - ( 1 ) Hollywood
27 47 48 62 Elvis Presley - ( 20 ) RCA
28 21 18 208 Halsey - ( 1 ) Capitol
29 57 -- 19 Nat King Cole - ( 29 ) Capitol
30 53 83 22 Vince Guaraldi Trio - ( 30 ) Fantasy
31 25 24 38 Lil Nas X - ( 3 ) Columbia
32 29 21 106 Dan + Shay - ( 11 ) Warner Music Nashville
33 20 11 71 YoungBoy Never Broke Again - ( 2 ) Atlantic, Never Broke Again
34 33 36 250 Justin Bieber - ( 1 ) SchoolBoy, Raymond Braun
35 67 95 15 Dean Martin - ( 35 ) Capitol
36 30 25 232 Chris Brown - ( 1 ) CBE
37 34 45 168 Panic! At The Disco - ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
38 35 28 129 Kane Brown - ( 2 ) RCA Nashville
39 60 80 26 Burl Ives - ( 39 ) MCA, Geffen
40 71 70 37 Trans-Siberian Orchestra - ( 19 ) Lava
41 3 66 262 Jason Aldean - ( 1 ) Broken Bow, Macon
42 8 -- 10 Trippie Redd - ( 8 ) TenThousand Projects
43 55 -- 16 Idina Menzel - ( 15 ) Decca, SRV
44 68 -- 16 Brenda Lee - ( 44 ) MCA Nashville
45 65 98 17 Gene Autry - ( 44 ) Columbia Nashville
46 37 27 146 Old Dominion - ( 10 ) RCA Nashville
47 31 31 151 Camila Cabello - ( 1 ) SYCO
48 41 47 6 Tones And I - ( 41 ) Elektra, Bad Batch
49 48 51 5 Arizona Zervas - ( 48 ) Arizona Zervas
50 Re-Entry 64 Prince - ( 1 ) NPG
51 32 35 252 Shawn Mendes - ( 1 ) Island
52 51 42 252 Imagine Dragons - ( 1 ) Interscope, KIDinaKORNER
53 50 38 18 SHAED - ( 38 ) Photo Finish
54 66 52 93 NF - ( 1 ) NF Real Music
55 40 34 10 Summer Walker - ( 3 ) Interscope, LVRN
56 49 33 187 Sam Smith - ( 1 ) Capitol
57 69 72 12 Wham! - ( 24 ) Columbia
58 46 41 81 Juice WRLD - ( 1 ) Interscope, Grade A
59 56 57 83 Dua Lipa - ( 10 ) Warner
60 52 39 105 Young Thug - ( 8 ) Atlantic, 300, Young Stoner Life
61 59 49 92 Lauren Daigle - ( 3 ) Centricity
62 45 8 60 Lady Antebellum - ( 6 ) BMLG
63 39 71 90 Bad Bunny - ( 23 ) Rimas
64 54 44 22 Lil Tecca - ( 9 ) Galactic
65 Re-Entry 22 Pink Floyd - ( 3 ) Pink Floyd
66 Re-Entry 4 Fabolous - ( 43 ) Desert Storm
67 63 46 253 Blake Shelton - ( 1 ) Warner Bros. Nashville
68 58 58 19 Mustard - ( 57 ) Interscope, 10 Summers
69 90 -- 113 John Legend - ( 15 ) Columbia
70 Re-Entry 8 Bobby Helms - ( 63 ) Decca, MCA Nashville
71 36 -- 23 YNW Melly - ( 35 ) 300, YNW Melly
72 80 1 5 Celine Dion - ( 1 ) Columbia
73 9 -- 131 Coldplay - ( 4 ) Atlantic, Parlophone
74 Re-Entry 6 Perry Como - ( 73 ) RCA
75 72 77 120 XXXTENTACION - ( 1 ) Bad Vibes Forever
76 Re-Entry 82 Kelly Clarkson - ( 2 ) Atlantic
77 83 -- 55 Eagles - ( 10 ) ERC
78 70 54 142 Maren Morris - ( 10 ) Columbia Nashville
79 64 37 253 Thomas Rhett - ( 1 ) Valory
80 100 -- 4 The Beach Boys - ( 80 ) Capitol
81 Re-Entry 2 Pearl Jam - ( 73 ) Monkeywrench
82 Re-Entry 4 The Ronettes - ( 82 ) Phil Spector, EMI Blackwood
83 74 61 40 Gunna - ( 10 ) 300, Young Stoner Life
84 73 59 112 Marshmello - ( 4 ) Joytime Collective
85 -- 68 69 Kidz Bop Kids - ( 9 ) Razor & Tie, Kidz Bop
86 77 64 26 blackbear - ( 33 ) Interscope, Alamo, Beartrap
87 Re-Entry 6 Jose Feliciano - ( 82 ) Feliciano Enterprises
88 76 74 242 twenty one pilots - ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen
89 62 87 44 EXO - ( 9 ) SM
90 75 23 116 Kanye West - ( 1 ) G.O.O.D.
91 82 -- 2 Rod Wave - ( 82 ) Alamo
92 81 43 23 Harry Styles - ( 1 ) Erskine
93 94 67 215 Chris Stapleton - ( 1 ) Mercury Nashville
94 97 -- 14 Nirvana - ( 59 ) Geffen, DGC, Interscope, Sub Pop
95 79 65 98 J Balvin - ( 16 ) Universal Music Latino
96 86 55 73 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie - ( 11 ) Atlantic, Highbridge The Label
97 Re-Entry 225 Metallica - ( 2 ) Blackened
98 85 79 41 Morgan Wallen - ( 34 ) Big Loud
99 Re-Entry 41 Garth Brooks - ( 7 ) Pearl
100 Re-Entry 5 Carpenters - ( 74 ) A&M