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Post by otaviohmg on Oct 26, 2020 16:37:32 GMT -5
Wait... Lana Del Rey could not make top 100 or it is for next week? it's daily Spotify run: 52-184-OUT didn't make Spotify 200 for the week. currently has 6.2 million streams total for the past 10 days globally. I'm not surprised it's not charting. Her last lead single also failed to chart. after the controversies she's caused this summer, I'm guessing interest in her music has declined. it sure did for me. karma never fails |
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Post by phieaglesfan712 on Oct 26, 2020 16:41:18 GMT -5
I Hope's streaming is low and it's at #6. This is not right. The same for Blinding Lights basically...so I Hope is in its correct position. The reason why Blinding Lights has been on the charts for so long is that it is not dependent on one metric. BL has been the most well-rounded hit of 2020, being the only one to top the sales, streaming, and radio charts. Nearly one year into the run, BL remains very strong on both sales and radio. The only place where BL has lost steam is in streaming, and even its streaming numbers aren't too shabby for being nearly a year old. Also, the new formula removing UGC, which lowers the weight of streaming even more, seems to be helping BL's longevity. BL will easily finish with 65-70 weeks before its chart run is finished, and will end up higher than Circles (which is going to leave the charts in a week or two) on the all-time list. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2020 17:17:18 GMT -5
^No. It would have charted this week. It probably didn't even make Bubbling Under. Maybe it made a rock chart. Thanks. Yes, rock or alternative download chart maybe |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2020 17:18:44 GMT -5
Wait... Lana Del Rey could not make top 100 or it is for next week? it's daily Spotify run: 52-184-OUT didn't make Spotify 200 for the week. currently has 6.2 million streams total for the past 10 days globally. I'm not surprised it's not charting. Her last lead single also failed to chart. after the controversies she's caused this summer, I'm guessing interest in her music has declined. it sure did for me. I do not mind her stupid derapages ... but all in all, the song is not that great either Though I expected kinda one week at #98 on HOT 100 |
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Post by felipe on Oct 26, 2020 19:07:49 GMT -5
Mood's gonna be around for a LONG time. It's rare to see a song in this day and age become huge simply because people enjoy listening to it Like WAP? Or Blinding Lights? Or Circles? Aren't there countless examples of songs that became huge because people enjoyed them? |
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Post by iggyamo on Oct 26, 2020 19:42:41 GMT -5
Mood's gonna be around for a LONG time. It's rare to see a song in this day and age become huge simply because people enjoy listening to it Like WAP? Or Blinding Lights? Or Circles? Aren't there countless examples of songs that became huge because people enjoyed them? Those are still big names, I doubt 24k GOLDN it Iann Dior couldβve gotten hits by their names alone compared to those other artists |
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Post by Gary on Oct 26, 2020 19:44:54 GMT -5
But the common thread - people enjoy them
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Post by jebsib on Oct 26, 2020 20:16:16 GMT -5
Why is Mood not on Hot R&B / Hip-Hop Songs? Poppier songs have been on there.
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Post by waluigionascooter on Oct 26, 2020 20:45:49 GMT -5
Why is Mood not on Hot R&B / Hip-Hop Songs? Poppier songs have been on there. Yeah ik, Mood is literally a rap song |
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Post by Baby Yoda Hot100Fan on Oct 26, 2020 20:57:28 GMT -5
^Yes, it is #1 in Hot Rap`Songs. Which means that rap isn't quite the same as hip-hop for Billboard.
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Post by amid on Oct 26, 2020 20:58:48 GMT -5
Why is Mood not on Hot R&B / Hip-Hop Songs? Poppier songs have been on there. Yeah ik, Mood is literally a rap song are you sure you're not just saying that because 24kGoldn and iann dior are usually rappers?? Because the trap drums are literally the only hip hop thing about Mood and even that has transcended the genre for a while now (hell, the new Ariana song sorta has trap-inspired drums). Other than that, nothing about Mood is hiphop. Literally every verse and the chorus are all sung and not rapped. |
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Post by inverse on Oct 26, 2020 22:53:35 GMT -5
Honestly the entire concept of genre as a definitive system of categorization should have been done away with by now. Just not really how music works anymore
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Post by leonagwen on Oct 26, 2020 23:34:10 GMT -5
What number was Dreams on the new Hot 100?
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Post by iHype. on Oct 26, 2020 23:35:38 GMT -5
Honestly the entire concept of genre as a definitive system of categorization should have been done away with by now. Just not really how music works anymore I get what you mean in the essence that music more than ever is crossover sounding in general, non-comformative, appeals to so many different demographics and the top songs/artists usually appeal to multiple genres so the whole choose 1 genre thing can seem outdated. However, genre charts are still pretty necessary. There is millions of consumers who still prefer to listen and follow 1 or 2 genres, hence radio formats and etc still existing today. Also there is genres like Christian, Jazz, etc that just are not truly mainstream. Doing away with genres ultimately hinders their music from getting recognition somewhere because they'd rarely ever truly succeed on an all-genre/overall chart similar to other genres. Billboard just has to somehow better amend their genre charts. Ever since they switched them from airplay-only to streams/sales/radio the big mess has been what songs are classified under which genre, and to the extent some songs and artists dominate a genre's chart year round. I think perhaps they should do a formula where only airplay from related formats count (i.e. Country Songs only including Country airplay) and the format's airplay is weighed to a much higher extent in comparison to sales/streams on Hot 100. That way for example, a song cannot rule the Christian chart for 200 weeks just off being a big mainstream hit. Christian's airplay format would still count heavily. Sort of like a middle-ground of when they were airplay-only while also moving forward and still counting sales/streams. |
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Post by kimberly on Oct 27, 2020 0:05:19 GMT -5
Honestly the entire concept of genre as a definitive system of categorization should have been done away with by now. Just not really how music works anymore I get what you mean in the essence that music more than ever is crossover sounding in general, non-comformative, appeals to so many different demographics and the top songs/artists usually appeal to multiple genres so the whole choose 1 genre thing can seem outdated. However, genre charts are still pretty necessary. There is millions of consumers who still prefer to listen and follow 1 or 2 genres, hence radio formats and etc still existing today. Also there is genres like Christian, Jazz, etc that just are not truly mainstream. Doing away with genres ultimately hinders their music from getting recognition somewhere because they'd rarely ever truly succeed on an all-genre/overall chart similar to other genres. Billboard just has to somehow better amend their genre charts. Ever since they switched them from airplay-only to streams/sales/radio the big mess has been what songs are classified under which genre, and to the extent some songs and artists dominate a genre's chart year round. I think perhaps they should do a formula where only airplay from related formats count (i.e. Country Songs only including Country airplay) and the format's airplay is weighed to a much higher extent in comparison to sales/streams on Hot 100. That way for example, a song cannot rule the Christian chart for 200 weeks just off being a big mainstream hit. Christian's airplay format would still count heavily. Sort of like a middle-ground of when they were airplay-only while also moving forward and still counting sales/streams. While I agree with most of what you're saying, I think discounting streams and sales would give radio stations too much power and allow them to gatekeep these genre charts, something we don't really want. I'm not sure what the solution is, but I think going back to airplay-only won't help up-and-coming, independent artists for example that might start gaining a following thanks to a random Spotify playlisting or TikTok etc. |
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Post by Naos on Oct 27, 2020 0:14:45 GMT -5
Notable gains:
#41 - Love You Like I Used To (+10)
#57 - Better Together (+12)
#68 - Big, Big Plans (+10)
#70 - U 2 Luv (+10)
#74 - Good Time (+10)
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Post by inverse on Oct 27, 2020 0:21:08 GMT -5
^ Said Sum at #23 (+10)
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Post by iHype. on Oct 27, 2020 0:26:43 GMT -5
I get what you mean in the essence that music more than ever is crossover sounding in general, non-comformative, appeals to so many different demographics and the top songs/artists usually appeal to multiple genres so the whole choose 1 genre thing can seem outdated.Β However, genre charts are still pretty necessary. There is millions of consumers who still prefer to listen and follow 1 or 2 genres, hence radio formats and etc still existing today. Also there is genres like Christian, Jazz, etc that just are not truly mainstream. Doing away with genres ultimately hinders their music from getting recognition somewhere because they'd rarely ever truly succeed on an all-genre/overall chart similar to other genres.Β Β Billboard just has to somehow better amend their genre charts. Ever since they switched them from airplay-only to streams/sales/radio the big mess has been what songs are classified under which genre, and to the extent some songs and artists dominate a genre's chart year round. I think perhaps they should do a formula where only airplay from related formats count (i.e. Country Songs only including Country airplay) and the format's airplay is weighed to a much higher extent in comparison to sales/streams on Hot 100. That way for example, a song cannot rule the Christian chart for 200 weeks just off being a big mainstream hit. Christian's airplay format would still count heavily. Sort of like a middle-ground of when they were airplay-only while also moving forward and still counting sales/streams. While I agree with most of what you're saying, I think discounting streams and sales would give radio stations too much power and allow them to gatekeep these genre charts, something we don't really want. I'm not sure what the solution is, but I think going back to airplay-only won't help up-and-coming, independent artists for example that might start gaining a following thanks to a random Spotify playlisting or TikTok etc. I want moreso a middle ground, definitely not airplay-only charts. However an improvement from the current clusterfuck. You could argue the genre charts including streams/sales/mainstream airplay actually made it harder for independent and underground artists too btw. The Rock charts had Imagine Dragons and Panic! at the Disco hogging the top 10 for like 2 years straight. While Rock radio formats on the other hand were playing songs by small underground artists. Let's take a look... {Hot Rock Songs, May 4th 2019}
HOT ROCK & ALTERNATIVE SONGS
The week of May 4, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 1 1 49 High Hopes - Panic! At The Disco ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
2 4 5 30 Hey Look Ma, I Made It - Panic! At The Disco ( 2 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
3 3 2 25 Bad Liar - Imagine Dragons ( 2 ) KIDinaKORNER
4 5 4 41 Natural - Imagine Dragons ( 1 ) KIDinaKORNER
5 2 -- 22 Blue On Black - Five Finger Death Punch Featuring Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Brantley Gilbert & Brian May ( 2 ) Prospect Park
6 6 6 28 Chlorine - twenty one pilots ( 6 ) Fueled By Ramen
7 NEW 1 Jenny Of Oldstones (Game Of Thrones) - Florence + The Machine ( 7 ) HBO
8 7 8 13 Ready To Let Go - Cage The Elephant ( 7 ) RCA
9 8 10 8 Lo/Hi - The Black Keys ( 5 ) Nonesuch, Easy Eye Sound
10 9 9 10 11 Minutes - YUNGBLUD & Halsey Featuring Travis Barker ( 5 ) Geffen, Locomotion {Rock Airplay, May 4th 2019}
ROCK AIRPLAY
The week of May 4, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 1 2 8 Lo/Hi - The Black Keys ( 1 ) Nonesuch, Easy Eye Sound
2 2 1 13 Ready To Let Go - Cage The Elephant ( 1 ) RCA
3 3 3 38 High Hopes - Panic! At The Disco ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
4 4 4 13 Chlorine - twenty one pilots ( 4 ) Fueled By Ramen
5 5 5 20 Trampoline - SHAED ( 5 ) Photo Finish
6 7 7 15 Longshot - Catfish And The Bottlemen ( 6 ) Island
7 8 9 10 Bury A Friend - Billie Eilish ( 7 ) Darkroom
8 6 6 36 Happier - Marshmello & Bastille ( 2 ) Astralwerks, Joytime Collective
9 11 14 4 Gloria - The Lumineers ( 9 ) Dualtone
10 9 10 13 Bad Liar - Imagine Dragons ( 9 ) KIDinaKORNER
I think the latter chart is letting smaller artists get represented more... The Gospel chart with sales/streams/mainstream airplay had Kanye West #1 with a song for 39 weeks. Meanwhile Gospel radio, actually has small & core artists being played. Ironically, including sales/streams made it easier for popular mainstream label-backed artists to chart high forever.Β If Drake released a Jazz song it'd spent 200 weeks #1 on the respective genre chart. However Jazz radio on the other hand is playing actual core artists who may be underground and not have strong label backing. It's clear though, there's no truly great way to run the genre charts in this current landscape.Β |
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Post by Naos on Oct 27, 2020 0:29:19 GMT -5
Bubbling Under:
1. Young Dolph - RNB (+1)
2. Joel Corry & MNEK - Head & Heart (+3)
3. Little Big Town - Wine, Beer, Whiskey (+15)
4. Ashnikko - Daisy (+3)
5. Salem Ilese - Mad at Disney (+12)
6. Jason Derulo - Take You Dancing (+15)
7. DaBaby - Practice (+18)
8. Mulatto - Muwop (+2)
9. Gabby Barrett - The Good Ones (-1)
10. Morgan Wallen - Cover Me Up (+1)
11. Zach Williams & Dolly Parton - There Was Jesus (+4)
12. Pop Smoke - Hello (=)
13. Jordan Davis - Almost Maybes (+6)
14. City Girls - Pu**y Talk (=)
15. Kip Moore - She's Mine (-2)
16. Ty Dolla $ign - By Yourself (debut)
17. T.I. - Ring (debut)
18. Farruko - La Toxica (debut)
19. Zoe Wees - Control (debut)
20. DDG - Moonwalking In Calabasas (debut)
21. Florida Georgia Line - Long Live (+2)
22. BeatKing - Then Leave (-2)
23. Wallows - Are You Bored Yet? (+1)
24. Darius Rucker - Beers & Sunshine (re-entry)
25. Rauw Alejandro & Camilo - Tattoo (-3)
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Post by kimberly on Oct 27, 2020 1:05:21 GMT -5
While I agree with most of what you're saying, I think discounting streams and sales would give radio stations too much power and allow them to gatekeep these genre charts, something we don't really want. I'm not sure what the solution is, but I think going back to airplay-only won't help up-and-coming, independent artists for example that might start gaining a following thanks to a random Spotify playlisting or TikTok etc. I want moreso a middle ground, definitely not airplay-only charts. However an improvement from the current clusterfuck. You could argue the genre charts including streams/sales/mainstream airplay actually made it harder for independent and underground artists too btw. The Rock charts had Imagine Dragons and Panic! at the Disco hogging the top 10 for like 2 years straight. While Rock radio formats on the other hand were playing songs by small underground artists. Let's take a look... {Hot Rock Songs, May 4th 2019}
HOT ROCK & ALTERNATIVE SONGS
The week of May 4, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 1 1 49 High Hopes - Panic! At The Disco ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
2 4 5 30 Hey Look Ma, I Made It - Panic! At The Disco ( 2 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
3 3 2 25 Bad Liar - Imagine Dragons ( 2 ) KIDinaKORNER
4 5 4 41 Natural - Imagine Dragons ( 1 ) KIDinaKORNER
5 2 -- 22 Blue On Black - Five Finger Death Punch Featuring Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Brantley Gilbert & Brian May ( 2 ) Prospect Park
6 6 6 28 Chlorine - twenty one pilots ( 6 ) Fueled By Ramen
7 NEW 1 Jenny Of Oldstones (Game Of Thrones) - Florence + The Machine ( 7 ) HBO
8 7 8 13 Ready To Let Go - Cage The Elephant ( 7 ) RCA
9 8 10 8 Lo/Hi - The Black Keys ( 5 ) Nonesuch, Easy Eye Sound
10 9 9 10 11 Minutes - YUNGBLUD & Halsey Featuring Travis Barker ( 5 ) Geffen, Locomotion {Rock Airplay, May 4th 2019}
ROCK AIRPLAY
The week of May 4, 2019
TW LW 2W WOC Title Artist ( Peak ) Imprint | label
1 1 2 8 Lo/Hi - The Black Keys ( 1 ) Nonesuch, Easy Eye Sound
2 2 1 13 Ready To Let Go - Cage The Elephant ( 1 ) RCA
3 3 3 38 High Hopes - Panic! At The Disco ( 1 ) Fueled By Ramen, DCD2
4 4 4 13 Chlorine - twenty one pilots ( 4 ) Fueled By Ramen
5 5 5 20 Trampoline - SHAED ( 5 ) Photo Finish
6 7 7 15 Longshot - Catfish And The Bottlemen ( 6 ) Island
7 8 9 10 Bury A Friend - Billie Eilish ( 7 ) Darkroom
8 6 6 36 Happier - Marshmello & Bastille ( 2 ) Astralwerks, Joytime Collective
9 11 14 4 Gloria - The Lumineers ( 9 ) Dualtone
10 9 10 13 Bad Liar - Imagine Dragons ( 9 ) KIDinaKORNER
I think the latter chart is letting smaller artists get represented more... The Gospel chart with sales/streams/mainstream airplay had Kanye West #1 with a song for 39 weeks. Meanwhile Gospel radio, actually has small & core artists being played. Ironically, including sales/streams made it easier for popular mainstream label-backed artists to chart high forever and made it much harder for independent and underground artists to chart high. If Drake released a Jazz song it'd spent 200 weeks #1 on the respective genre chart. However Jazz radio on the other hand is playing actual core artists who may be underground and not have strong label backing. It's clear though, there's no truly great way to run the genre charts in this current landscape. lol unless you consider songs like "Happier" and "Trampoline" rock, I don't think that second chart looks any more interesting than the fist one. I think the real issue here is the classification. Can/Will Drake ever release a jazz song? Is it appropriate to lump a pop/hip-hop song with jazz influences in with the jazz genre chart? Is "Meant to Be" country? I think perhaps one way to avoid this would be to allow songs to chart on one genre chart -- so once they cross over to CHR, that is the only format they chart on. |
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Post by hughster1 on Oct 27, 2020 4:28:46 GMT -5
I have felt for a long time that for the genre charts, only airplay on the stations in that genre should count. Pop airplay of a country song shouldn't apply towards the country charts, since it doesn't measure popularity of the song in the country market. While it's pretty impossible to factor out non-genre sales and streaming (except possibly by weighting genre-specific playlists in the latter), airplay would be fairly easy to single out, if more work for Billboard, and would give a more accurate genre chart.
And for me, the test of whether something should be on a genre chart is: are stations in that genre playing it? If so, then it should count. That at least involves some sort of objective standard, instead of the subjective one Billboard seems to use now. (I honestly can't figure out how they determine whether something is or isn't R'n'B, since often when a hip hop act releases an album, some, but not all, of the tracks chart on the R'n'B chart.)
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Post by dremolus - solarpunk on Oct 27, 2020 4:37:03 GMT -5
If the World was Ending and Cool Again have departed. cardigan survives another week
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Post by Baby Yoda Hot100Fan on Oct 27, 2020 6:42:52 GMT -5
Let Me Love You Like A Woman managed to debut at #14 in Hot Rock & Alternative Songs and #24 in Digital Song Sales.
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Post by Rose "Payola" Nylund on Oct 27, 2020 8:04:50 GMT -5
Maybe record labels like how theyβre done now but I find it redundant since they essentially relist the songs on the genre/format charts in the same order they appear on the Hot 100. Thatβs pointless.
The thing with genre charts is that they donβt consider their audience - as in, the people who seemingly care about those charts. We can see that Meant To Be or The Bones or I Hope is the most popular country song out right now, but is the most popular country song among those who predominantly consume country music? Do people who dub themselves rock fans actually listen to Imagine Dragons more than any other rock song for the last 2 years? Not really. This is where there was a benefit to radio leading the way - except radio itself is limiting too. I can understand why these genre charts are the way they are because, technically speaking, yeah, Meant To Be/The Bones/I Hope was the most popular country song for those weeks. But we already knew that with its placement on the Hot 100.
The only thing I could ever think of as a possible solution to the genre charts was to somehow include only streams from people who labeled themselves as fans of country, rock, whatever. This would probably be extremely tough to set up and would limit a lot of general streams and changes over time. I think when you sign up for an account on some streaming sites, you can select genres you like to help with recommendations? Maybe those genres are also the ones your streams would count toward. So if I didnβt check off country as a genre I liked, but I listened to The Bones because I heard it on pop radio, it wouldnβt count toward country streams (but would toward whatever genre I did check off). Of course this could lead into other potential issues down the road. Idk
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Post by Gary on Oct 27, 2020 8:10:46 GMT -5
Hot 100
TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 4 11 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 1
2 2 3 11 WAP, Cardi B Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 1
3 3 5 10 Laugh Now Cry Later, Drake Featuring Lil Durk 2
4 4 6 47 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
5 6 1 19 Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat), Jawsh 685 x Jason Derulo 1
6 8 8 43 I Hope, Gabby Barrett Featuring Charlie Puth 6
7 5 2 9 Dynamite, BTS 1
8 7 7 27 Rockstar, DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch 1
9 14 14 5 Holy, Justin Bieber Featuring Chance The Rapper 3
10 10 12 10 Lemonade, Internet Money & Gunna Featuring Don Toliver & NAV 10
11 9 11 31 Watermelon Sugar, Harry Styles 1
12 11 13 38 Before You Go, Lewis Capaldi 9
13 13 15 16 For The Night, Pop Smoke Featuring Lil Baby & DaBaby 6
14 - - 1 Lonely, Justin Bieber & benny blanco 14
15 15 17 24 Go Crazy, Chris Brown & Young Thug 9
16 16 23 21 Got What I Got, Jason Aldean 16
17 17 20 21 One Of Them Girls, Lee Brice 17
18 18 16 37 Whats Poppin, Jack Harlow Featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne 2
19 19 22 60 Circles, Post Malone 1
20 20 27 15 Be Like That, Kane Brown With Swae Lee & Khalid 20
21 12 21 22 Dreams, Fleetwood Mac 1
22 21 24 15 Come & Go, Juice WRLD x Marshmello 2
23 33 51 16 Said Sum, Moneybagg Yo 23
24 32 46 11 Kings & Queens, Ava Max 24
25 29 44 7 What You Know Bout Love, Pop Smoke 25
26 26 35 16 Bang!, AJR 26
27 28 41 22 ily, surf mesa Featuring Emilee 27
28 30 38 19 More Than My Hometown, Morgan Wallen 28
29 34 45 11 Some Girls, Jameson Rodgers 29
30 22 18 3 Wonder, Shawn Mendes 18
31 25 28 46 Adore You, Harry Styles 6
32 38 42 16 The Woo, Pop Smoke Featuring 50 Cent & Roddy Ricch 11
33 31 31 31 Roses, SAINt JHN 4
34 27 29 30 Break My Heart, Dua Lipa 13
35 - - 2 Whole Lotta Choppas, Sada Baby Featuring Nicki Minaj 35
36 35 39 51 Don't Start Now, Dua Lipa 2
37 41 52 20 One Beer, HARDY Featuring Lauren Alaina & Devin Dawson 37
38 39 49 17 Rags2Riches, Rod Wave Featuring ATR Son Son 12
39 23 25 4 Franchise, Travis Scott Featuring Young Thug & M.I.A. 1
40 37 36 16 Mood Swings, Pop Smoke Featuring Lil Tjay 17
41 51 68 7 Love You Like I Used To, Russell Dickerson 41
42 24 10 3 Mr. Right Now, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin Featuring Drake 10
43 44 54 12 I Should Probably Go To Bed, Dan + Shay 42
44 47 63 15 Pretty Heart, Parker McCollum 44
45 42 40 17 Lovin' On You, Luke Combs 23
46 40 34 14 Popstar, DJ Khaled Featuring Drake 3
47 54 73 3 Levitating, Dua Lipa Featuring DaBaby 47
48 50 55 10 Midnight Sky, Miley Cyrus 14
49 45 58 13 Happy Anywhere, Blake Shelton Featuring Gwen Stefani 45
50 36 9 3 Runnin, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin 9
51 49 60 10 24, Money Man Featuring Lil Baby 49
52 - - 1 You're Mines Still, Yung Bleu Featuring Drake 52
53 46 47 15 Tap In, Saweetie 20
54 48 50 10 My Ex's Best Friend, Machine Gun Kelly X blackbear 28
55 52 62 15 Wishing Well, Juice WRLD 5
56 62 79 7 Everywhere But On, Matt Stell 56
57 69 - 3 Better Together, Luke Combs 57
58 57 72 9 You Broke Me First., Tate McRae 57
59 55 66 9 Hawai, Maluma 55
60 59 80 5 Diamonds, Sam Smith 51
61 56 67 10 7 Summers, Morgan Wallen 6
62 61 75 8 Ain't Always The Cowboy, Jon Pardi 61
63 53 30 3 Don't Stop, Megan Thee Stallion Featuring Young Thug 30
64 60 69 10 Heather, Conan Gray 46
65 64 81 8 Starting Over, Chris Stapleton 57
66 66 87 7 Hit Different, SZA Featuring Ty Dolla $ign 29
67 67 86 12 Martin & Gina, Polo G 61
68 78 - 3 Big, Big Plans, Chris Lane 68
69 76 97 12 B.S., Jhene Aiko Featuring H.E.R. 24
70 80 - 3 U 2 Luv, Ne-Yo & Jeremih 70
71 - - 1 Hate The Way, G-Eazy Featuring blackbear 71
72 68 89 19 The Bigger Picture, Lil Baby 3
73 75 92 7 Relacion, Sech, Daddy Yankee & J Balvin Featuring ROSALIA & Farruko 64
74 84 - 3 Good Time, Niko Moon 74
75 77 94 10 Do It, Chloe X Halle 63
76 71 88 14 Greece, DJ Khaled Featuring Drake 8
77 82 98 10 Kacey Talk, YoungBoy Never Broke Again 50
78 83 99 5 Blind, DaBaby Featuring Young Thug 78
79 93 - 3 Put Your Records On, Ritt Momney 79
80 70 82 6 OK Not To Be OK, Marshmello & Demi Lovato 36
81 - - 1 Canceled, Larray 81
82 63 19 3 Glock In My Lap, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin 19
83 73 85 13 Un Dia (One Day), J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny & Tainy 63
84 72 64 8 Ice Cream, BLACKPINK X Selena Gomez 13
85 - - 1 Happy Does, Kenny Chesney 85
86 89 - 10 Smile, Juice WRLD & The Weeknd 8
87 79 78 13 Breaking Me, Topic & A7S 53
88 85 77 13 Cardigan, Taylor Swift 1
89 87 95 17 Girls In The Hood, Megan Thee Stallion 28
90 96 - 16 3 Headed Goat, Lil Durk Featuring Lil Baby & Polo G 43
91 81 53 12 I Called Mama, Tim McGraw 53
92 86 90 4 Bloody Valentine, Machine Gun Kelly 50
93 - - 1 Throat Baby (Go Baby), BRS Kash 93
94 95 - 2 Hole In The Bottle, Kelsea Ballerini 94
95 97 - 10 La Jeepeta, Nio Garcia x Anuel AA x Myke Towers x Brray x Juanka 93
96 90 100 10 Caramelo, Ozuna x Karol G x Myke Towers 76
97 - - 1 Pardon, T.I. Featuring Lil Baby 97
98 99 - 4 One Too Many, Keith Urban Duet With P!nk 62
99 91 - 19 Dollaz On My Head, Gunna Featuring Young Thug 38
100 - - 1 Champagne Night, Lady A 100
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Post by Gary on Oct 27, 2020 8:11:26 GMT -5
Bubbling Under
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1 2 7 10 RNB, Young Dolph Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 1
2 5 14 5 Head & Heart, Joel Corry X MNEK 2
3 18 - 2 Wine, Beer, Whiskey, Little Big Town 3
4 7 13 5 Daisy, Ashnikko 4
5 17 - 5 Mad At Disney, Salem Ilese 5
6 21 - 2 Take You Dancing, Jason Derulo 6
7 25 - 2 Practice, DaBaby 7
8 10 17 8 Muwop, Mulatto Featuring Gucci Mane 8
9 8 15 4 The Good Ones, Gabby Barrett 8
10 11 16 9 Cover Me Up, Morgan Wallen 10
11 15 - 11 There Was Jesus, Zach Williams & Dolly Parton 8
12 12 18 10 Hello, Pop Smoke Featuring A Boogie Wit da Hoodie 9
13 19 - 2 Almost Maybes, Jordan Davis 13
14 14 20 10 Pussy Talk, City Girls Featuring Doja Cat 10
15 13 19 12 She's Mine, Kip Moore 13
16 - - 1 By Yourself, Ty Dolla $ign Featuring Jhene Aiko & Mustard 16
17 - - 1 Ring, T.I. Featuring Young Thug 17
18 - - 1 La Toxica, Farruko 18
19 - - 1 Control, Zoe Wees 19
20 - - 1 Moonwalking In Calabasas, DDG 20
21 23 - 2 Long Live, Florida Georgia Line 21
22 20 - 11 Then Leave, BeatKing Featuring Queendome Come 3
23 24 - 6 Are You Bored Yet?, Wallows Featuring Clairo 12
24 - - 2 Beers And Sunshine, Darius Rucker 6
25 22 - 12 Tattoo, Rauw Alejandro x Camilo 6
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Post by Gary on Oct 27, 2020 8:11:44 GMT -5
Radio Songs
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1 2 2 35 I Hope, Gabby Barrett Featuring Charlie Puth 1
2 1 1 40 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
3 6 7 7 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 3
4 3 4 28 Before You Go, Lewis Capaldi 1
5 5 5 14 Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat), Jawsh 685 x Jason Derulo 4
6 4 3 20 Watermelon Sugar, Harry Styles 2
7 8 9 10 Laugh Now Cry Later, Drake Featuring Lil Durk 7
8 12 13 8 ily, surf mesa Featuring Emilee 8
9 7 6 22 Rockstar, DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch 2
10 10 10 59 Circles, Post Malone 1
11 9 8 29 Break My Heart, Dua Lipa 4
12 11 11 45 Adore You, Harry Styles 2
13 13 12 20 Go Crazy, Chris Brown & Young Thug 10
14 17 22 6 Kings & Queens, Ava Max 14
15 19 23 14 Some Girls, Jameson Rodgers 15
16 15 16 49 Don't Start Now, Dua Lipa 1
17 18 21 5 Holy, Justin Bieber Featuring Chance The Rapper 17
18 14 18 14 Got What I Got, Jason Aldean 14
19 16 14 12 One Of Them Girls, Lee Brice 13
20 22 26 7 Dynamite, BTS 20
21 23 24 11 Come & Go, Juice WRLD x Marshmello 20
22 25 31 6 Love You Like I Used To, Russell Dickerson 22
23 27 28 9 Everywhere But On, Matt Stell 23
24 28 32 7 Be Like That, Kane Brown With Swae Lee & Khalid 24
25 20 19 15 Lovin' On You, Luke Combs 11
26 31 30 8 Bang!, AJR 26
27 26 29 6 More Than My Hometown, Morgan Wallen 26
28 24 20 10 WAP, Cardi B Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 19
29 29 27 9 Happy Anywhere, Blake Shelton Featuring Gwen Stefani 27
30 30 25 10 The Woo, Pop Smoke Featuring 50 Cent & Roddy Ricch 25
31 33 38 3 Wonder, Shawn Mendes 31
32 32 34 7 One Beer, HARDY Featuring Lauren Alaina & Devin Dawson 32
33 34 35 9 I Should Probably Go To Bed, Dan + Shay 33
34 36 37 6 Pretty Heart, Parker McCollum 34
35 37 41 4 U 2 Luv, Ne-Yo & Jeremih 35
36 46 - 2 Levitating, Dua Lipa Featuring DaBaby 36
37 35 33 22 Whats Poppin, Jack Harlow Featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne 11
38 40 46 4 Big, Big Plans, Chris Lane 38
39 38 44 5 Ain't Always The Cowboy, Jon Pardi 38
40 44 48 3 Diamonds, Sam Smith 40
41 43 47 3 Happy Does, Kenny Chesney 41
42 42 45 4 Do It, Chloe X Halle 42
43 41 40 7 Midnight Sky, Miley Cyrus 40
44 48 - 2 Franchise, Travis Scott Featuring Young Thug & M.I.A. 44
45 39 36 12 Tap In, Saweetie 22
46 45 39 26 Roses, SAINt JHN 6
47 50 - 2 B.S., Jhene Aiko Featuring H.E.R. 47
48 47 - 2 RNB, Young Dolph Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 47
49 49 - 2 Blind, DaBaby Featuring Young Thug 49
50 - - 1 Champagne Night, Lady A 50
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Post by Gary on Oct 27, 2020 8:12:18 GMT -5
Digital Songs
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1 1 1 9 Dynamite, BTS 1
2 - - 1 Lonely, Justin Bieber & benny blanco 2
3 2 3 4 Dreams, Fleetwood Mac 2
4 - - 2 Whole Lotta Choppas, Sada Baby Featuring Nicki Minaj 4
5 10 10 5 Holy, Justin Bieber Featuring Chance The Rapper 2
6 6 8 10 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 6
7 - - 3 Clouds, Zach Sobiech 7
8 4 2 19 Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat), Jawsh 685 x Jason Derulo 2
9 11 14 45 I Hope, Gabby Barret Featuring Charlie Puth 3
10 9 15 44 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
11 8 12 20 Bang!, AJR 8
12 30 49 12 I Should Probably Go To Bed, Dan + Shay 4
13 - - 1 Hate The Way, G-Eazy Featuring blackbear 13
14 32 46 15 Wine, Beer, Whiskey, Little Big Town 14
15 7 11 21 One Of Them Girls, Lee Brice 6
16 15 20 22 Got What I Got, Jason Aldean 10
17 16 25 14 Kings & Queens, Ava Max 13
18 22 - 2 Commander In Chief, Demi Lovato 18
19 17 29 15 Be Like That, Kane Brown With Swae Lee & Khalid 4
20 13 13 11 WAP, Cardi B Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 1
21 23 - 5 Better Together, Luke Combs 11
22 21 27 10 Midnight Sky, Miley Cyrus 3
23 19 26 8 Starting Over, Chris Stapleton 4
24 - - 1 Let Me Love You Like A Woman, Lana Del Rey 24
25 20 21 14 More Than My Hometown, Morgan Wallen 4
26 - - 1 Lose You, Jordan Davis 26
27 46 41 4 Levitating, Dua Lipa Featuring DaBaby 13
28 28 35 13 Happy Anywhere, Blake Shelton Featuring Gwen Stefani 2
29 25 30 23 Watermelon Sugar, Harry Styles 1
30 18 18 6 Lovely Day, Bill Withers 5
31 - - 1 Chasing_(Demo), NF Featuring Mikayla Sippel 31
32 26 38 14 Come & Go, Juice WRLD x Marshmello 2
33 29 43 6 One Too Many, Keith Urban Duet With P!nk 3
34 31 37 33 Before You Go, Lewis Capaldi 12
35 27 48 31 Roses, SAINt JHN 7
36 - - 1 Memory I Don't Mess With, Lee Brice 36
37 36 40 27 Rockstar, DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch 2
38 38 42 10 7 Summers, Morgan Wallen 2
39 33 - 56 Circles, Post Malone 1
40 - - 5 One Beer, HARDY Featuring Lauren Alaina & Devin Dawson 25
41 41 50 8 Ily, surf mesa Featuring Emilee 36
42 - - 1 24, Money Man Featuring Lil Baby 42
43 - - 1 Sailing, Christopher Cross 43
44 - - 1 G.B.T.B., VERIVERY 44
45 - - 14 There Was Jesus, Zach Williams & Dolly Parton 29
46 44 - 2 Good Time, Niko Moon 44
47 - - 14 Monster Mash, Bobby "Boris" Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers 10
48 - - 1 The Good Ones, Gabby Barrett 48
49 - - 1 What You Know Bout Love, Pop Smoke 49
50 - - 2 Diamonds, Sam Smith 6
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Post by Gary on Oct 27, 2020 8:12:45 GMT -5
Streaming Songs
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1 1 1 11 WAP, Cardi B Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 1
2 2 4 10 Lemonade, Internet Money & Gunna Featuring Don Toliver & NAV 2
3 3 5 16 For The Night, Pop Smoke Featuring Lil Baby & DaBaby 2
4 4 6 10 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 3
5 5 8 10 Laugh Now Cry Later, Drake Featuring Lil Durk 1
6 - - 1 Lonely, Justin Bieber & benny blanco 6
7 10 19 7 What You Know Bout Love, Pop Smoke 7
8 15 35 16 Said Sum, Moneybagg Yo 8
9 13 15 5 Holy, Justin Bieber Featuring Chance The Rapper 2
10 8 12 27 Rockstar, DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch 1
11 9 13 35 Whats Poppin, Jack Harlow Featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne 2
12 6 18 4 Dreams, Fleetwood Mac 6
13 12 17 15 Mood Swings, Pop Smoke Featuring Lil Tjay 6
14 14 14 18 Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat), Jawsh 685 x Jason Derulo 9
15 17 27 16 Rags2Riches, Rod Wave Featuring ATR Son Son 5
16 18 21 9 Dynamite, BTS 3
17 7 3 3 Mr. Right Now, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin Featuring Drake 3
18 11 2 3 Runnin, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin 2
19 19 25 45 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
20 - - 1 You're Mines Still, Yung Bleu Featuring Drake 20
21 20 29 20 Go Crazy, Chris Brown & Young Thug 11
22 26 38 6 Got What I Got, Jason Aldean 22
23 21 33 41 Life Is Good, Future Featuring Drake 2
24 28 32 15 Come & Go, Juice WRLD x Marshmello 1
25 24 36 12 Be Like That, Kane Brown With Swae Lee & Khalid 19
26 - - 1 Whole Lotta Choppas, Sada Baby Featuring Nicki Minaj 26
27 25 37 10 24, Money Man Featuring Lil Baby 25
28 30 41 6 One Of Them Girls, Lee Brice 28
29 22 30 14 Popstar, DJ Khaled Featuring Drake 3
30 27 34 31 Roses, SAINt JHN 7
31 23 23 8 My Ex's Best Friend, Machine Gun Kelly X blackbear 11
32 36 40 30 I Hope, Gabby Barrett 16
33 16 28 4 Franchise, Travis Scott Featuring Young Thug & M.I.A. 6
34 33 44 25 We Paid, Lil Baby & 42 Dugg 3
35 34 42 15 Wishing Well, Juice WRLD 3
36 31 45 23 Watermelon Sugar, Harry Styles 12
37 35 49 7 You Broke Me First., Tate McRae 33
38 29 16 3 Wonder, Shawn Mendes 16
39 37 - 99 Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse), Post Malone & Swae Lee 1
40 47 - 3 More Than My Hometown, Morgan Wallen 40
41 39 - 3 Bang!, AJR 39
42 41 - 7 Martin & Gina, Polo G 31
43 38 48 10 Heather, Conan Gray 17
44 42 - 16 Before You Go, Lewis Capaldi 38
45 44 - 15 The Woo, Pop Smoke Featuring 50 Cent & Roddy Ricch 4
46 45 - 62 Someone You Loved, Lewis Capaldi 7
47 43 - 58 Circles, Post Malone 2
48 48 - 45 The Box, Roddy Ricch 1
49 49 - 9 7 Summers, Morgan Wallen 4
50 - - 2 Tennessee Whiskey, Chris Stapleton 48
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Post by Gary on Oct 27, 2020 8:13:03 GMT -5
On Demand
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1 1 3 9 Lemonade, Internet Money & Gunna Featuring Don Toliver & NAV 1
2 2 4 11 WAP, Cardi B Featuring Megan Thee Stallion 1
3 3 6 16 For The Night, Pop Smoke Featuring Lil Baby & DaBaby 2
4 4 7 10 Mood, 24kGoldn Featuring iann dior 3
5 5 9 10 Laugh Now Cry Later, Drake Featuring Lil Durk 1
6 9 18 6 What You Know Bout Love, Pop Smoke 6
7 - - 1 Lonely, Justin Bieber & benny blanco 7
8 12 13 5 Holy, Justin Bieber Featuring Chance The Rapper 2
9 10 12 30 Whats Poppin, Jack Harlow Featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez & Lil Wayne 2
10 7 19 3 Dreams, Fleetwood Mac 7
11 11 15 27 Rockstar, DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch 1
12 6 2 3 Mr. Right Now, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin Featuring Drake 2
13 18 - 4 Said Sum, Moneybagg Yo 10
14 13 20 13 Mood Swings, Pop Smoke Featuring Lil Tjay 7
15 8 1 3 Runnin, 21 Savage & Metro Boomin 1
16 16 24 9 Dynamite, BTS 4
17 15 17 17 Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat), Jawsh 685 x Jason Derulo 10
18 - - 1 You're Mines Still, Yung Bleu Featuring Drake 18
19 21 - 14 Come & Go, Juice WRLD x Marshmello 1
20 17 - 13 Rags2Riches, Rod Wave Featuring ATR Son Son 4
21 19 - 41 Blinding Lights, The Weeknd 1
22 22 - 4 24, Money Man Featuring Lil Baby 21
23 25 - 8 Be Like That, Kane Brown With Swae Lee & Khalid 18
24 - - 1 Whole Lotta Choppas, Sada Baby Featuring Nicki Minaj 24
25 20 23 5 My Ex's Best Friend, Machine Gun Kelly X blackbear 11
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