Billboard Hot 100: 12/19/2020

[missgenericnickname]

Dec 11, 2020 22:08:23 GMT -5 wavey. said:

If anyone cares enough..

Because it isn't doing anywhere near as good in streams(or is it as well liked) as anyone thought. It's streams in the 1st 24 hours are extremely poor compared to its predictions(65 mil??? compared to 120-140mil). Also whenever tons of army fight most of kpop twitter their streams fall alot so.....

Basically Christmas song streams+ underperforming+ stan twitter fights+ a dash of American xenophobia

[gs]

For anyone interested in an explanation for the Hot 100 chart weakness currently:

[kingvavis]

Dec 12, 2020 22:48:14 GMT -5 gs said:

For anyone interested in an explanation for the Hot 100 chart weakness currently:

I really enjoyed this write up and agree with the points. I do think a formula change should've happened when they removed UGC to counter the devaluing of streaming. I want Billboard to reverse the rules they put in place on UGC and other forms of streaming this year. It would also be cool if they found a way to integrate streaming from Tik Tok since a lot of people are spending more time on there listening to music than say YouTube. Streaming is the present and future of music consumption, so it should be given more power on the charts compared to radio and sales.

[WolfSpear]

Honestly though, the chart projected the reality of that week. The whole chart has evolved...

[Lost In Musical Reverie]

What are your thoughts on this?

[jenglisbe]

Dec 13, 2020 7:30:02 GMT -5 Lost In Musical Reverie said:

What are your thoughts on this?

I kind of see why they stopped counting UGC, but the reality is that is how a lot of people use/consume music these days. To that end not counting it isn't giving a full/accurate picture of what is popular.

Does anyone think "Mood" has been the most popular song in the U.S. over the past week?

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

kworb's Billboard Radio Songs Estimates 2020/12/13

1(=) 24kGoldn - Mood (feat. iann dior) 135.87(-0.18)
2(=) Chris Brown & Young Thug - Go Crazy 113.33(+1.01)
3(=) Ava Max - Kings & Queens 107.97(-0.72)
4(=) Justin Bieber - Holy (feat. Chance the Rapper) 106.34(+1.30)
5(+1) Drake - Laugh Now Cry Later (feat. Lil Durk) 103.84(-0.67)
6(-1) Gabby Barrett - I Hope (feat. Charlie Puth) 102.39(-2.32)
7(=) Ariana Grande - positions 98.50(+1.35)
8(=) The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 77.15(-0.66)
9(+1) AJR - Bang! 67.8(+0.82)
10(-1) Surf Mesa - ily (i love you baby) [feat. Emilee] 67.60(-1.76)

19(+3) Billie Eilish - Therefore I Am 49.57(+1.23)

27(+2) Justin Bieber & benny blanco - Lonely 42.76(+1.74)

53(+1) Ariana Grande - 34+35 26.04(+1.23)

55(+3) Pop Smoke - What You Know Bout Love 25.00(+0.98)

57(+2) Megan Thee Stallion - Body 24.65(+1.09)

64(+4) Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez - DÁKITI 21.71(+0.77)

74(+3) Tate McRae - you broke me first 19.45(+0.82)

81(+2) Lil Nas X - HOLIDAY 17.24(+0.71)

90(+7) Jason Derulo - Take You Dancing 15.36(+0.82)

95(+8) The Weeknd - Save Your Tears 14.76(+0.89)

98(+4) Jennifer Lopez & Maluma - Pa Ti 14.63(+0.77)

-(-) Sada Baby - Whole Lotta Choppas f/N. Minaj 9.69(+1.85) +

-(-) Taylor Swift - willow 8.03(+2.22)

[HolidayGuy]

Short clips featuring tracks in the background had their place for a time, though I agree with the decision to not count them for the charts.

[annoymous1]

Yes Save Your Tears in the Top 100 on radio(Kworb)!

[imbondz]

Dec 11, 2020 13:30:11 GMT -5 Lost In Musical Reverie said:

Pretty amazing how much "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" grew over the years.

Not gonna lie, though, some titles from the forgotten songs sound super intriguing - "Baby's First Christmas", "Santa and the Satellite (Parts I & II)", "Santa Claus Is Watching You", and "Marshmallow World" in particular. 😄

Do we really know if it’s grown tho? It’s always been played a ton it’s just now we all have such easier access to it and now Billboard can count ‘more plays’ than it was able in the past when radio was the main listening component.

We’re not at the mercy of radio anymore so a better reflection of what’s actually getting played is reflected on the charts.

What say you all?

[Soulsista]

Billboard Top 10 from 60, 55, 50, 45, and 40 years ago:

December 12, 1960 (For the week ending December 17)

01 01 Are You Lonesome Tonight? - Elvis Presley (3rd of 6 weeks at #1)
02 02 Last Date - Floyd Cramer
03 05 A Thousand Stars - Kathy Young & The Innocents
04 13 Wonderland By Night - Bert Kaempfert
05 06 North To Alaska - Johnny Horton
06 09 Sailor - Lolita
07 07 He Will Break Your Heart - Jerry Butler
08 11 Many Tears Ago - Connie Francis
09 03 Poetry In Motion - Johnny Tillotson
10 30 Exodus - Ferrante & Teicher

23 53 Rubber Ball - Bobby Vee


December 18, 1965

01 01 Turn! Turn! Turn! - The Byrds (3rd and final week at #1)
02 05 Over And Over - The Dave Clark Five
03 04 I Got You (I Feel Good) - James Brown
04 03 Let's Hang On - The Four Seasons
05 02 I Hear a Symphony - The Supremes
06 06 I Can Never Go Home Anymore - The Shangri-Las
07 14 Make The World Go Away - Eddy Arnold
08 12 England Swings - Roger Miller
09 13 Fever - The McCoys
10 10 I Will - Dean Martin


December 19, 1970

01 01 The Tears Of a Clown - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles (2nd and final week at #1)
02 06 My Sweet Lord / Isn't It a Pity - George Harrison
03 04 One Less Bell To Answer - The 5th Dimension
04 02 I Think I Love You - The Partridge Family
05 07 Black Magic Woman - Santana
06 20 Knock Three Times - Dawn
07 12 Stoned Love - The Supremes
08 09 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is - Chicago
09 03 Gypsy Woman - Brian Hyland
10 08 No Matter What - Badfinger


December 20, 1975

01 04 That's The Way (I Like It) - K.C. & The Sunshine Band (2nd and final week at #1)
02 02 Let's Do It Again - The Staple Singers
03 01 Fly, Robin, Fly - Silver Convention
04 05 Saturday Night - The Bay City Rollers
05 06 Love Rollercoaster - The Ohio Players
06 08 Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To) - Diana Ross
07 03 Sky High - Jigsaw
08 11 I Write The Songs - Barry Manilow
09 10 Fox On The Run - The Sweet
10 07 Nights On Broadway - The Bee Gees


December 20, 1980

01 01 Lady - Kenny Rogers (6th and final week at #1)
02 02 More Than I Can Say - Leo Sayer
03 04 (Just Like) Starting Over - John Lennon
04 06 Love On The Rocks - Neil Diamond
05 05 Master Blaster (Jammin') - Stevie Wonder
06 07 Hungry Heart - Bruce Springsteen
07 03 Another One Bites The Dust - Queen
08 09 Guilty - Barbra Streisand & Barry Gibb
09 10 Hit Me With Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar
10 11 Every Woman In The World - Air Supply

[Soulsista]

Billboard Top 10 from 35, 30, 25, and 20 years ago:

December 21, 1985

01 03 Say You, Say Me - Lionel Richie (1st of 4 weeks at #1)
02 01 Broken Wings - Mr. Mister
03 04 Party All The Time - Eddie Murphy
04 07 Alive And Kicking - Simple Minds
05 02 Separate Lives - Phil Collins & Marilyn Martin
06 06 Election Day - Arcadia
07 09 I Miss You - Klymaxx
08 14 That's What Friends Are For - Dionne & Friends
09 12 Small Town - John Cougar Mellencamp
10 08 Sleeping Bag - ZZ Top


December 22, 1990

01 01 Because I Love You (The Postman Song) - Stevie B. (3rd of 4 weeks at #1)
02 04 Justify My Love - Madonna
03 02 From a Distance - Bette Midler
04 05 Impulsive - Wilson Phillips
05 07 Tom's Diner - DNA feat. Suzanne Vega
06 10 High Enough - Damn Yankees
07 03 I'm Your Baby Tonight - Whitney Houston
08 09 Freedom 90 - George Michael
09 06 The Way You Do The Things You Do - UB40
10 14 Sensitivity - Ralph Tresvant


December 23, 1995

01 01 One Sweet Day - Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men (4th of 16 weeks at #1)
02 02 Exhale (Shoop Shoop) - Whitney Houston
03 03 Hey Lover - LL Cool J feat. Boyz II Men
04 05 Gangsta's Paradise - Coolio feat. L.V.
05 04 Fantasy - Mariah Carey
06 07 Diggin' On You - TLC
07 NE I Got Id / Long Road - Pearl Jam
08 09 Name - The Goo Goo Dolls
09 06 You'll See - Madonna
10 11 Breakfast At Tiffany's - Deep Blue Something


December 16, 2000

01 01 Independent Women Part 1 - Destiny's Child (5th of 11 weeks at #1)
02 02 Case Of The Ex (Whatcha Gonna Do) - Mya
03 03 With Arms Wide Open - Creed
04 07 It Wasn't Me - Shaggy feat. Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent
05 05 Kryptonite - 3 Doors Down
06 04 Gotta Tell You - Samantha Mumba
07 06 This I Promise You - *NSYNC
08 11 He Loves U Not - Dream
09 12 Ms. Jackson - Outkast
10 09 The Way You Love Me - Faith Hill

[atg]

Dec 13, 2020 10:45:59 GMT -5 annoymous1 said:

Yes Save Your Tears in the Top 100 on radio(Kworb)!

I expect it to chart after christmas or new years. Its gonna have its time to linger around the top 70-80 zone i guess until the superbowl. Then we could see it jump into the top 20-30. Then if we get a video and a remix by then, top 10 could be secured

[Soulsista]

Billboard Top 10 Flashback:

December 17, 2005

01 01 Run It! - Chris Brown (4th of 5 weeks at #1)
02 04 Laffy Taffy - D4L
03 02 Gold Digger - Kanye West feat. Jamie Foxx
04 06 Photograph - Nickelback
05 05 Soul Survivor - Akon feat. Young Jeezy
06 03 My Humps - The Black Eyed Peas
07 12 Don't Forget About Us - Mariah Carey
08 25 When I'm Gone - Eminem
09 08 Stickwitu - The Pussycat Dolls
10 09 We Be Burnin' - Sean Paul


December 18, 2010

01 02 Firework - Katy Perry (1st of 4 weeks at #1)
02 01 Raise Your Glass - P!nk
03 05 What's My Name? - Rihanna feat. Drake
04 09 The Time (Dirty Bit) - The Black Eyed Peas
05 10 Grenade - Bruno Mars
06 03 Only Girl (In The World) - Rihanna
07 04 Just The Way You Are - Bruno Mars
08 06 We R Who We R - Ke$ha
09 08 Just a Dream - Nelly
10 11 Bottoms Up - Trey Songz feat. Nicki Minaj

21 58 Dog Days Are Over - Florence + The Machine
22 NE Dog Days Are Over - Glee Cast
25 NE Christmas Light - Coldplay


December 19, 2015

01 01 Hello - Adele (6th of 10 weeks at #1)
02 02 Sorry - Justin Bieber
03 03 Hotline Bling - Drake
04 04 What Do You Mean? - Justin Bieber
05 05 The Hills - The Weeknd
06 06 Stitches - Shawn Mendes
07 07 Love Yourself - Justin Bieber
08 10 Here - Alessia Cara
09 08 Like I'm Gonna Lose You - Meghan Trainor feat. John Legend
10 11 Same Old Love - Selena Gomez

26 RE All I Want For Christmas Is You - Mariah Carey


December 21, 2019

01 03 All I Want For Christmas Is You - Mariah Carey (1st of 3 weeks at #1)
02 02 Circles - Post Malone
03 08 Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee
04 04 Someone You Loved - Lewis Capaldi
05 06 Good As Hell - Lizzo
06 07 Roxanne - Arizona Zervas
07 05 Memories - Maroon 5
08 RE Lucid Dreams - Juice WRLD
09 13 Dance Monkey - Tones & I
10 18 A Holly Jolly Christmas - Burl Ives

12 40 Bandit - Juice WRLD & NBA YoungBoy

[dovahduck]

Dec 13, 2020 11:55:15 GMT -5 atg said:

Dec 13, 2020 10:45:59 GMT -5 annoymous1 said:

Yes Save Your Tears in the Top 100 on radio(Kworb)!

I expect it to chart after christmas or new years. Its gonna have its time to linger around the top 70-80 zone i guess until the superbowl. Then we could see it jump into the top 20-30. Then if we get a video and a remix by then, top 10 could be secured

I need my Post Malone remix

[hughster1]

Dec 13, 2020 11:23:48 GMT -5 imbondz said:

Dec 11, 2020 13:30:11 GMT -5 Lost In Musical Reverie said:

Pretty amazing how much "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" grew over the years.

Not gonna lie, though, some titles from the forgotten songs sound super intriguing - "Baby's First Christmas", "Santa and the Satellite (Parts I & II)", "Santa Claus Is Watching You", and "Marshmallow World" in particular. 😄

Do we really know if it’s grown tho? It’s always been played a ton it’s just now we all have such easier access to it and now Billboard can count ‘more plays’ than it was able in the past when radio was the main listening component.

We’re not at the mercy of radio anymore so a better reflection of what’s actually getting played is reflected on the charts.

What say you all?

It was always played, but my recollection is that in the past, it wasn't played as much relative to other Christmas songs as now. Back in the 80's and early 90's, the songs I remember being played a lot were things like "Merry Christmas Darling" by the Carpenters and "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" by Bruce Springsteen, both of which receive way less airplay now. And you would still hear the classic songs like "White Christmas" and "Frosty the Snowman" and "Rudolph", and "Last Christmas" was popular pretty much from the start. But until Mariah, I don't remember a lot of current US artists releasing new Christmas music.

I think that what accounted for the rise in popularity of "RATCT" compared to other songs is possibly the switch in the 90's of first AC and then other formats to all-Christmas music in late November through December. They would have wanted songs that didn't sound geared to kids, and didn't sound slow like "White Christmas" or overly religious like "Silent Night, and that were upbeat and positive in theme and more secular." "RATCT" fit the bill, as did "Jingle Bell Rock" - like "RATCT" a song that was popular, but not as high in popularity to other songs compared to now - "A Holly Jolly Christmas" - although from an animated special, it sounded more grownup in theme - plus don't discount the nostalgia factor of adults who grew up watching "Rudolph" - and "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" - a song that is way, WAY more popular now, and that receives WAY more airplay, than in the past. And as people have grown up over the past 20-25 years hearing these songs more often, they are now the familiar Christmas standards, and the ones that go on their Spotify playlists.

I can't prove this as the reason why "RATCT" is more popular - or even that it receives more airplay - but it makes sense to me.

[Gary]

The Home Alone movie helped Rockin Around The Christmas Tree in the 90s plus the movie itself is still around every year as well

[Gary]

All I Want for Christmas is You: Why we haven’t had a decent festive song since Mariah Carey in 1994
Roisin O'Connor
Thu, December 10, 2020, 11:59 AM EST

news.yahoo.com/want-christmas-why-haven-t-120457321.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9zZWFyY2gueWFob28uY29tLw&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAACi1-a7OYwH687tw_7BS_Nnk2vXCzZZW-EgCJSJaYXOKNuhZ1P2MrfkYCvrqgWSdPGdTzmtuNwugJ4H2DvB0bIWUwq3VeppJkJQCUIWQHVZNN_ttsW1DVNvSz7pqH5O-cwkdQl3iLnzJlfuXXD3GA5656A8kbbwzsFYK7UgwW6V4
Mariah Carey's 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' remains an all-time festive classic
One of the best moments on American Idol in 2014 was an exchange between judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey, who famously did not get on during the series.

As a contestant/Mariah stan ["stalker fan"] told the star he loved “All I Want for Christmas is You" and hailed it as the “best modern-day Christmas song”, Minaj threw a little shade by saying: “It sure was, wasn’t it?”, emphasis on the "was" very much intended.

Carey’s response was immediate and dismissive: “Still is, dahling!”

An office Christmas party stalwart; “All I Want for Christmas is You” is, indeed, still considered one of the best festive songs of all time 24 years after its release, with only a few artists attempting to emulate its success – failing every time. Academic studies have crowned it the best festive song.

Carey earns a reported £4000,000 in royalties from the track each year. Not even pop megastars such as Justin Bieber, Coldplay or Beyonce have succeeded – so much that out of 17 of the Christmas songs which currently feature in the UK top 40, just two are original releases from the last 20 years.

Carey herself has tried to “reinvent the wheel” by going back to the track in an attempt to improve it, with a new intro and then a 2011 duet with Bieber. But nothing beats the original. It’s so embedded in our Christmas mindset that it actually just hit a new peak on the US charts – making the Billboard Top 10 for the first time ever.

A few artists have tried original songs this year: Sia’s record “Everyday is Christmas” was probably the most convincing, although “Santa‘s Coming for Us” sounded like a threat. She crafted some sweet piano ballads – but even her effort received a relatively chilly reception.

“[There’s a] shortage of good Christmas music… It’s not like you have to have an original idea to begin with,” Sia told Zane Lowe. “It’s like, Christmas, mistletoe, ho-ho-ho, Santa Claus, Christmas list, elves.”

There are three kinds of Christmas songs: the traditional festive edition, kids’ favourites like “Frosty the Snowman” and “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”, and seasonal love songs.

“Twenty years ago, Christmas music and Christmas albums by artists weren’t the big deal that they were today,” Walter Afansaieff, a frequent Carey collaborator during the Nineties, told Billboard in 2014. “Back then, you didn’t have a lot of artists with Christmas albums.

”It wasn’t a known science at all back then, and there was nobody who did new, big Christmas songs. So we were going to release it as king of an everyday: ‘Hey, you know, we’re putting out a Christmas album. No big deal’.”

Only it was a big deal. Carey’s album Merry Christmas made it to No 3 on the Billboard Top 200 and had been certified triple platinum by the end of 1994. “All I Want for Christmas” was a grower and took a little longer to catch on. Then in 2003 it featured in Love Actually, which helped the song gain even more popularity, in a similar way to the success enjoyed by a 13-year-old Brenda Lee when her song “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” appeared in Home Alone.

Perhaps Sia unwittingly points out the biggest problem in how she dismisses the theme as unoriginal and limits what she had to go on when she began writing. Far too many attempts at modern Christmas songs try to hark back to a different era.

Modern audiences are far more suspicious, and are therefore mistrustful of those sickly, heartfelt ballads. “Fairytale of New York”, arguably Britain’s favourite Christmas song of all time, is actually the perfect combination of what audiences might want in a modern-day hit: combining traditional Irish folk instrumentation with a wonderfully bitter tone as Shane MacGowan battles it out with Kirsty MacColl.

”[New Christmas songs] feel calculated,“ Mitchell Kezin, director of a documentary about offbeat Christmas songs, told The Washington Post in 2014. “They’re referencing those familiar tropes and all those cliches, and they’re grasping at the kind of songwriting that no longer exists.”

Radio 1’s Official Chart show host Greg James, who will reveal the UK Christmas No 1 on Friday, told the BBC: “We’re a nostalgic nation. We watch re-runs of old TV shows. We like traditions and Christmas songs are part of that. We only listen to them once a year.”

At the same time, holidays such as Christmas are inherently nostalgic affairs, so it’s hard to imagine a thumping pop beat running through a track about Snapchatting your girlfriend on Christmas Eve. Will we ever have a Christmas song that matches the level of success as Carey’s hit? And in an era when Christmas cheer, however sincere, is usually derided as cheesy? It seems unlikely.

[imbondz]

How much is £4000,000?

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^About $533k. And that was in 2016.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

[Mayman]

Blinding Lights is NOT playing games, wow.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^ I wonder how much of that is from the remix for it.

[gikem]

Looks like we're definitely going to lose Be Like That, Before You Go, ily, Said Sum, and Watermelon Sugar. More Than My Hometown and WHATS POPPIN are still open questions. Either (or even both) could drop out depending on what Christmas songs show up in the top 50, but I at least expect WHATS POPPIN to survive since it saw a slight rebound on streaming late in the week thanks to album hype. Expect it to survive next week too if that's the case.

[jenglisbe]

Dec 13, 2020 20:32:42 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

Why do they have "AIWFCIY" with more sales than "RATCT" when the latter led the former on iTunes all week? Has "AIWFCIY" been selling well on Amazon or something?

[gs]

I want to compare AIWFCIY's comparable week last year (Dec. 21, 2019) to this week's estimate/prediction. There's a 2 day "disadvantage" because last year's had tracking days 2 days closer to Christmas but it's likely not that significant.

Moving onto the data (predicted data for 2020 but it's likely relatively close):

Overall points
2019: 406
2020: 279 (-31%)

Sales
2019: 26.6K
2020: 9.5K
Point difference: -34

She used bundles on this week in 2019 to help secure the #1, I remember it clearly, so this is not really comparable. IIRC it was about 11K without them.

Airplay
2019: 34.4 million
2020: 27 million
Point difference: -12

Coronavirus weakened radio so this is kind of expected.

Streams
2019: 45.6 million
2020: 30.3 million
Point difference: -80

On-demand audio is down by a little bit based on our prediction, but only by around 0.5 million:
2019 audio: 24.3 million
2020 audio: 23.6 million
Point difference: -5

Programmed streaming is basically the same, about 5 to 6 million (hard to calculate exactly because Pandora spins includes sub-30 seconds streams, plus there's other platforms that might be big for Christmas music in particular).
Point difference: N/A

On-demand video streaming is massively down as expected because of the YouTube changes. In fact, YouTube's chart is up, maybe because of the new video.
2019: ~16 million (5.5 million on the chart, with 10+ million "non-song UGC")
2020: ~2 million (7.2 million on the chart; logged-out views and all forms of UGC removed entirely)
Point difference: -75

[cking33]

Dec 13, 2020 16:05:49 GMT -5 Gary said:

The Home Alone movie helped Rockin Around The Christmas Tree in the 90s plus the movie itself is still around every year as well

Is this the first year Home Alone is available for streaming on Disney Plus? Or was it last year as well? I’m wondering if Home Alone being shows via that platform to a new generation as helped that song’s surge

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

kworb's Billboard Radio Songs Estimates 2020/12/14

1(=) 24kGoldn - Mood (feat. iann dior) 136.34(+0.47)
2(=) Chris Brown & Young Thug - Go Crazy 114.22(+0.89)
3(=) Ava Max - Kings & Queens 107.69(-0.28)
4(=) Justin Bieber - Holy (feat. Chance the Rapper) 107.29(+0.94)
5(=) Drake - Laugh Now Cry Later (feat. Lil Durk) 103.17(-0.66)
6(=) Gabby Barrett - I Hope (feat. Charlie Puth) 100.20(-2.20)
7(=) Ariana Grande - positions 99.73(+1.23)
8(=) The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 76.38(-0.78) -
9(=) AJR - Bang! 68.83(+1.03)
10(=) Surf Mesa - ily (i love you baby) [feat. Emilee] 66.32(-1.27)

12(+1) Dua Lipa - Levitating (feat. DaBaby) 61.38(+0.97)

18(+2) Jhené Aiko - B.S. (feat. H.E.R.) 50.40(+1.24)

21(+2) Pop Smoke - For The Night (feat. Lil Baby & DaBaby) 48.51(+1.00)

26(+1) Justin Bieber & benny blanco - Lonely 44.61(+1.85)

50(+3) Ariana Grande - 34+35 26.88(+0.84)

53(+2) Pop Smoke - What You Know Bout Love 26.18(+1.19)

55(+2) Megan Thee Stallion - Body 25.89(+1.25)

61(+3) Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez - DÁKITI 22.62(+0.90)

85(+5) Jason Derulo - Take You Dancing 16.15(+0.79)

91(+4) The Weeknd - Save Your Tears 15.51(+0.76)

-(-) H.e.r. - Damage 14.24(+0.71)

-(-) Taylor Swift - willow (dancing witch version) [Elvira remix] 9.76(+1.739

-(-) Jack Harlow - Tyler Herro 8.35(+0.79)

-(-) Youngboy Never Broke Again - Kacey Talk 6.76(+1.79) +

-(-) Black Eyed Peas & Shakira - GIRL LIKE ME 5.20(+1.37) +

-(-) Daddy Yankee & Marc Anthony - De Vuelta Pa' La Vuelta 2.64(+1.52) +

-(-) Flipp Dinero - No, No, No 2.54(+0.77) +

-(-) Zion & Lennox - No Me Llama f/Myke Towers 1.09(+0.81)

[firefox]

Dec 14, 2020 9:51:05 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

-(-) Taylor Swift - willow (dancing witch version) [Elvira remix] 9.76(+1.73)

wow the radio is already picking the remix version.

[jenglisbe]

I think I missed the first day, but for the past 6 days:
1(=) 24kGoldn - Mood (feat. iann dior) 137.53(+0.30)
1(=) 24kGoldn - Mood (feat. iann dior) 136.34(+0.47)

So, "Mood" dropped just over 1 million Mediabase impressions this chart week.