Billboard Hot 100: 04/09/2022

[jthentic]

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#3. Maybe- 720k

[jenglisbe]

Mar 26, 2022 6:52:44 GMT -5 dremolus - solarpunk said:

So just to show the differences between US Audiences and other audience:

Envolver is currently #1 in Brazil with 4,137,873 streams

Heat Waves is #1 in America with 956,761

That's on Spotify, I assume. What about overall streams? I don't know how big Apple Music and other platforms are in Brazil.

[dremolus - solarpunk]

US Spotify - 03/25/22

1(=) Glass Animals - Heat Waves 956,761 (+47,531)
2(DEBUT) Machine Gun Kelly - make up sex 768,387
3(+56) Machine Gun Kelly - maybe 720,345 (+383,549)
4(-1) Carolina Gaitán - La Gaita, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz, Encanto Cast - We Don't Talk About Bruno 708,043 (+22,445)
5(-3) Kodak Black - Super Gremlin 693,837 (+2,693)
6(-2) The Kid LAROI - STAY 692,238 (+39,129)
7(-1) Lil Nas X - INDUSTRY BABY 631,467 (+43,819)
8(-3) Imagine Dragons - Enemy 626,525 (+28,573)
9(DEBUT) Yahritza Y Su Esencia - Soy El Unico 618,922
10(DEBUT) Daddy Yankee, Bad Bunny - X ÚLTIMA VEZ 587,342

Machine Gun Kelly - mainstream sellout
17(DEBUT) born with horns 539,242
18(re-entry) emo girl 536,808
25(re-entry) ay! 517,637
26(DEBUT) drug dealer 513,505
27(DEBUT) god save me 512,796
40(DEBUT) mainstream sellout 455,357
41(DEBUT) fake love don't last 454,736
47(DEBUT) die in california 431,507
48(DEBUT) 5150 429,657
67(DEBUT) twin flame 379,902
77(DEBUT) sid & nancy 360,856
78(DEBUT) papercuts - album edit 354,692
102(DEBUT) WW4 324,930
Total Streams: 7,627,593

Others:
11(-4) Drake - Knife Talk 577,486 (+21,281)
12(-2) Doja Cat - Woman 570,977 (+46,040)
14(-2) Justin Bieber - Ghost 554,671 (+43,481)
15(-2) Doja Cat - Need to Know 549,266 (+39,453)
16(-8) The Walters - I Love You So 546,036 (-3,368)
19(-8) Nirvana - Something In The Way 536,544 (+11,703)
20(+1) Elton John, Dua Lipa - Cold Heart (PNAU Remix) 535,808 (+55,406)
21(DEBUT) Tate McRae - chaotic 534,463
22(DEBUT) A$AP Rocky - Lost and Found Freestyle 2019 531,663
23(-14) Gunna, Future - pushin P 527,704 (-406)
24(-5) Lil Nas X - THATS WHAT I WANT 524,502 (+41,575)
29(-12) Dove Cameron - Boyfriend 509,681 (+19,704)
30(-6) Kevin Gates - Thinking with My Dick 489,357 (+27,366)
31(-8) GAYLE - abcdefu 487,004 (+20,328)
32(-16) Pharrell Williams - Just a Cloud Away 483,879 (-11,247)
33(-15) Steve Lacy - Dark Red 483,874 (-2,729)
34(-14) Arctic Monkeys - 505 474,392 (-7,339)
36(-11) Yeat - Monëy so big 464,173 (+3,888)
37(-10) Becky G, KAROL G - MAMIII 457,827 (+13,835)
38(-10) Jessica Darrow - Surface Pressure 457,448 (+14,536)
39(DEBUT) Tyler the Creator - Come On, Let's Go 457,176
42(-11) Jack Harlow - Nail Tech 454,628 (+16,911)
43(-14) Ed Sheeran - Shivers 451,265 (+9,394)
44(-12) Frank Ocean - Lost 445,905 (+16,028)
46(-16) BoyWithUke - IDGAF 436,938 (-1,203)
49(-12) Camila Cabello - Bam Bam 429,346 (+24,516)
50(DEBUT) J Balvin, Ed Sheeran - Sigue 424,226
52(-13) Lil Durk - Broadway Girls 415,303 (+16,584)
53(-17) Adele - Easy On Me 411,415 (+4,717)
54(-21) Megan Thee Stallion, Dua Lipa - Sweetest Pie 408,477 (-12,624)
55(-14) AnnenMayKantereit, Giant Rooks - Tom's Diner 406,830 (+15,849)
56(+5) Latto - Big Energy 406,762 (+76,306)
57(-35) Juice WRLD - Sometimes 404,674 (-67,629)
58(-20) Em Beihold - Numb Little Bug 403,366 (+3,115)
59(-19) Elley Duhé - MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT 401,478 (+9,971)
60(-15) Post Malone - One Right Now 400,260 (+27,928)
62(-20) Tyler the Creator - See You Again 393,208 (+4,371)
64(-7) Tate McRae - she's all i wanna be 387,656 (+48,322)
65(+33) Anitta - Envolver 384,581 (+91,993)
66(-18) WILLOW - Wait a Minute! 382,556 (+19,667)
68(+84) Nigo - Heavy 378,206 (+126,322)
69(-19) Dua Lipa - Levitating 377,447 (+21,791)
71(-24) lil Shordie Scott - Rocking A Cardigan in Atlanta 374,623 (+9,591)
72(-26) The Rare Occasions - Notion 371,882 (+6,499)
73(-24) Tyler the Creator - NEW MAGIC WAND 371,746 (+9,219) 
74(DEBUT) Summer Walker - No Love (Extended Version) 371,578
75(-4) Morgan Wallen - Wasted On You 363,443 (+41,437)
76(-23) 4*TOWN (From Disney and Pixar’s Turning Red), Jordan Fisher, Finneas O'Connell, Josh Levi, Topher Ngo, Grayson Villanueva - Nobody Like U 363,087 (+15,178)
83(-29) Lauren Spencer-Smith - Fingers Crossed 343,301 (-4,126)
86(-14) Charlie Puth - Light Switch 341,315 (+19,529)
90(-27) Stephanie Beatriz, Olga Merediz, Encanto Cast - The Family Madrigal 337,785 (+9,392)
91(-16) Ed Sheeran - Bad Habits 337,144 (+17,838)
92(-28) Gunna - P power 336,880 (+10,832)
99(-14) Lil Durk - What Happened To Virgil 325,986 (+18,535)

101(-16) SZA - I Hate U 325,619 (+19,267)
103(-29) Labrinth - Mount Everest 321,688 (+661)
105(-27) Ruth B. - Dandelions 318,695 (+847)
106(-33) The Neighbourhood - Softcore 317,915 (-3,407)
107(+7) Tiësto, Ava Max - The Motto 316,407 (+40,047)
108(-42) Beach House - Space Song 315,798 (-8,672)
116(-14) Russ - HANDSOMER Remix 308,804 (+23,670)
117(DEBUT) Chance the Rapper - Child of God 308,614
120(-28) Playboi Carti - Sky 304,673 (+6,304)
121(-41) Juice WRLD - Cigarettes 303,614 (-9,783)
123(DEBUT) Zach Bryan - Highway Boys 302,986
125(-32) Vundabar - Alien Blues 300,868 (+4,609)
127(DEBUT) Leith Koss - We'll Never Have Sex 298,431
129(DEBUT) Kid Cudi - Stars In The Sky 298,263
130(DEBUT) Daddy Yankee, Sech - PARA SIEMPRE 295,314
130(DEBUT) Daddy Yankee - REMIX 293,710
137(DEBUT) Daddy Yankee, Myke Towers - PARASATIEMPO 287,818
140(-23) Gunna - Banking On Me 286,195 (+12,728)
141(-14) Morgan Wallen - Sand in My Boots 286,052 (+19,421)
142(-32) The Weeknd - Save Your Tears 283,946 (+4,595)
144(-55) Labrinth, Zendaya - I'm Tired 282,320 (-20,373)
145(-3) Cody Johnson - 'Til You Can't 281,298 (+25,028)
146(-24) Nardo Wick - Me or Sum 280,578 (+12,960)
148(+13) Gucci Mane - Rumors 278,519 (+32,921)
151(DEBUT) Daddy Yankee - RUMBATÓN 277,811
153(-53) Lil Durk - AHHH HA 277,118 (-10,897)
158(DEBUT) Denzel Curry - Walkin 274,054
165(-9) Tyga, Doja Cat - Freaky Deaky 270,730 (+19,973)
166(-48) ERNEST - Flower Shops 269,404 (-2,828)
169(-34) Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz - What Else Can I Do? 267,125 (+6,131)
174(DEBUT) Denzel Curry - Troubles 262,107
178(-3) Rauw Alejandro, Chencho Corleone - Desesperados 261,239 (+22,591)
180(-37) Jaymes Young - Infinity 260,242 (+4,724)
184(-45) Yeat - Poppin 259,145 (+1,788)
193(re-entry) Zach Bryan - From Austin 253,943
194(DEBUT) Daddy Yankee, Rauw Alejandro, Nile Rodgers - AGUA 253,265
196(DEBUT) Lucky Daye - Over 252,754

Biggest Gains (50K): Heavy, Envolver, Big Energy, Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), good 4 u, maybe

Y'know, I'm glad that I was wrong nothing would happen this week (for the most part).

[Enigma.]

Soy El Unico to smash please!

[Future Captain]

Mar 26, 2022 6:52:44 GMT -5 dremolus - solarpunk said:

So just to show the differences between US Audiences and other audience:

Envolver is currently #1 in Brazil with 4,137,873 streams

Heat Waves is #1 in America with 956,761

In fact, the entire top 4 in Spotify Brazil have more streams than Heat Waves in The US. Yesterday, Plan A also got over 1 million in Argentina and Spain, while still getting more than 1 million streams today in Mexico. There's also the #1 in Indonesia with more than 1 million daily streams. While the charts in English-speaking countries had been stale as s**t for months, the rest of the world continues to have a lot of action and had been posting record numbers.

[Enigma.]

UK is not stale, the top 2 has 500k+ there. It's US and Australia that have nothing going on.

[gikem]

Mar 26, 2022 9:35:08 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

UK is not stale, the top 2 has 500k+ there. It's US and Australia that have nothing going on.

Canada too.

[notgoodenglish]

So we can agree that the fact that new music consumption is monotonous and stalled is just an US (Australia?...) thing.

Brasil, Indonesia, Argentina, Spain charts getting that huge debut numbers and being stable.

Also KING of Reggaeton Daddy Yankee releasing his last album before he retires, an epic album!! . Hope he gets his last hit!

[fernando4]

Soy El Unico got a top 10 debut!!! As it should

[dremolus - solarpunk]

Mar 26, 2022 11:10:43 GMT -5 notgoodenglish said:

So we can agree that the fact that new music consumption is monotonous and stalled is just an US (Australia?...) thing.

Brasil, Indonesia, Argentina, Spain charts getting that huge debut numbers and being stable.

Also KING of Reggaeton Daddy Yankee releasing his last album before he retires, an epic album!! . Hope he gets his last hit!

That actually got me thinking...

Those who are complaining about a lack of "superstars" like those back from the 80s-2000s or that they're missing that wow factor, I think y'all are looking in the wrong places by checking America. Because in Latin America and Asia, there are superstars. Y'all can say BTS ARMY is just on Twitter but here in Asia, they're superstars: they have reality shows and big brand deals as a group and as solo acts for a reason. Same with any other k-pop group/soloist, even smaller ones have followings. Reality shows and game shows are a part of Asian culture for this reason.

Same with reggaeton acts: there was a reason that for awhile they got billions of views on YouTube and our viewed as superstars outside of English speaking countries.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

kworb's Billboard Radio Songs Estimates « 2022 » / « 03 » / « 26 »

1(=) Glass Animals - Heat Waves 89.42(-0.71)
2(=) The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber - Stay 79.99(-0.24)
3(=) Lil Nas X - THATS WHAT I WANT 78.90(-0.39)
4(=) Justin Bieber - Ghost 76.84(-1.09)
5(=) Doja Cat - Woman 74.06(+0.40)
6(=) GAYLE - abcdefu (feat. Royal & the Serpent) 69.64(-1.12)

7(=) Latto - Big Energy 68.08(+0.44)
8(=) Imagine Dragons - Enemy From League Of Legend 64.80(+0.69)
9(+1) Post Malone & The Weeknd - One Right Now 57.54(-0.07)
10(-1) Adele - Easy On Me 57.52(-1.22)

16(+1) Sam Hunt - 23 40.54(+0.55)

38(+2) Luke Combs - Doin' This 29.14(+0.54)

46(=) Camila Cabello - Bam Bam (feat. Ed Sheeran) 25.58(+0.97)

72(+2) Dove Cameron - Boyfriend 16.92(+0.50)

76(+4) Maren Morris - Circles Around This Town 16.24(+0.74)

-(-) Morgan Wallen - Wasted On You 9.69(+0.73)

-(-) Parmalee - Take My Name 9.51(+0.51)

[Groovy]

If Easy on Me keeps this up, Bad Habits will be back in the top 10 tomorrow.

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Mar 26, 2022 11:54:39 GMT -5 dremolus - solarpunk said:

Mar 26, 2022 11:10:43 GMT -5 notgoodenglish said:

So we can agree that the fact that new music consumption is monotonous and stalled is just an US (Australia?...) thing.

Brasil, Indonesia, Argentina, Spain charts getting that huge debut numbers and being stable.

Also KING of Reggaeton Daddy Yankee releasing his last album before he retires, an epic album!! . Hope he gets his last hit!

That actually got me thinking...

Those who are complaining about a lack of "superstars" like those back from the 80s-2000s or that they're missing that wow factor, I think y'all are looking in the wrong places by checking America. Because in Latin America and Asia, there are superstars. Y'all can say BTS ARMY is just on Twitter but here in Asia, they're superstars: they have reality shows and big brand deals as a group and as solo acts for a reason. Same with any other k-pop group/soloist, even smaller ones have followings. Reality shows and game shows are a part of Asian culture for this reason.

Same with reggaeton acts: there was a reason that for awhile they got billions of views on YouTube and our viewed as superstars outside of English speaking countries.

Yeah, and I also think looking to the charts for superstars the way they used to be is going to lead to disappointment too. I don’t think music is made and promoted to *all* of the population anymore (not that it ever was I suppose, but we were always lead to believe that it was, or that the only population that mattered was white, young to middle age, and straight). I feel like nowadays music is made that targets specific audiences and demographics and there’s less of a need to win the attention of everyone else. Certainly it’s not a bad thing if it happens but the segmentation of music seems to be here to stay. You can have superstars and icons in one area/demographic and have others never know they exist.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

Mar 26, 2022 9:21:21 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

Soy El Unico to smash please!

Already up to #4 at Apple Music.

[kindofbiased]

Damn, Mainstream Sellout is poised to have a way bigger album bomb than Tickets To My Downfall did

[mms82]

Mar 26, 2022 13:29:57 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

Mar 26, 2022 9:21:21 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

Soy El Unico to smash please!

Already up to #4 at Apple Music.

What’s the story behind them/ who are they? Where’d this song come from / why is top 10 on Spotify / Apple?

[Groovy]

Mar 26, 2022 11:54:39 GMT -5 dremolus - solarpunk said:

Mar 26, 2022 11:10:43 GMT -5 notgoodenglish said:

So we can agree that the fact that new music consumption is monotonous and stalled is just an US (Australia?...) thing.

Brasil, Indonesia, Argentina, Spain charts getting that huge debut numbers and being stable.

Also KING of Reggaeton Daddy Yankee releasing his last album before he retires, an epic album!! . Hope he gets his last hit!

That actually got me thinking...

Those who are complaining about a lack of "superstars" like those back from the 80s-2000s or that they're missing that wow factor, I think y'all are looking in the wrong places by checking America. Because in Latin America and Asia, there are superstars. Y'all can say BTS ARMY is just on Twitter but here in Asia, they're superstars: they have reality shows and big brand deals as a group and as solo acts for a reason. Same with any other k-pop group/soloist, even smaller ones have followings. Reality shows and game shows are a part of Asian culture for this reason.

Same with reggaeton acts: there was a reason that for awhile they got billions of views on YouTube and our viewed as superstars outside of English speaking countries.

You don't even have to look at just America, there are clear superstars in other English speaking countries like Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Dua Lipa, Ariana Grande and The Weeknd. 

[kindofbiased]

Mar 26, 2022 14:54:15 GMT -5 Groovy said:

Mar 26, 2022 11:54:39 GMT -5 dremolus - solarpunk said:

That actually got me thinking...

Those who are complaining about a lack of "superstars" like those back from the 80s-2000s or that they're missing that wow factor, I think y'all are looking in the wrong places by checking America. Because in Latin America and Asia, there are superstars. Y'all can say BTS ARMY is just on Twitter but here in Asia, they're superstars: they have reality shows and big brand deals as a group and as solo acts for a reason. Same with any other k-pop group/soloist, even smaller ones have followings. Reality shows and game shows are a part of Asian culture for this reason.

Same with reggaeton acts: there was a reason that for awhile they got billions of views on YouTube and our viewed as superstars outside of English speaking countries.

You don't even have to look at just America, there are clear superstars in other English speaking countries like Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Dua Lipa, Ariana Grande and The Weeknd. 

Ur definitely right that there are a lot of English-speaking superstars not from America right now but Ariana Grande is American lol

[Groovy]

Mar 26, 2022 15:14:15 GMT -5 kindofbiased said:

Mar 26, 2022 14:54:15 GMT -5 Groovy said:

You don't even have to look at just America, there are clear superstars in other English speaking countries like Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Dua Lipa, Ariana Grande and The Weeknd. 

Ur definitely right that there are a lot of English-speaking superstars not from America right now but Ariana Grande is American lol

I see you why you took it that way but, that's not what I meant. 

[kindofbiased]

Mar 26, 2022 15:21:29 GMT -5 Groovy said:

Mar 26, 2022 15:14:15 GMT -5 kindofbiased said:

Ur definitely right that there are a lot of English-speaking superstars not from America right now but Ariana Grande is American lol

I see you why you took it that way but, that's not what I meant. 

did you just mean superstars in English speaking countries? I think I got thrown off because none of the other artists you listed were American lmao

[After Minutes]

Could this be blamed on the seasons? It's summer/early fall in Brazil and the southern hemisphere, while the north is still waking up from winter. Summer/early fall is generally the time with the biggest streaming numbers in the US (Stay-Donda-CLB), so this may also be true with the rest of the world

[Groovy]

Mar 26, 2022 15:31:24 GMT -5 kindofbiased said:

Mar 26, 2022 15:21:29 GMT -5 Groovy said:

I see you why you took it that way but, that's not what I meant. 

did you just mean superstars in English speaking countries? I think I got thrown off because none of the other artists you listed were American lmao

Yeah, I meant superstars in English speaking countries.

[degen]

“Make Up Sex” sounds like a carbon copy of “My Ex’s Best Friend.” But it’s not as good. The 2:00 length is obvious bait to get bigger streaming numbers.

[SoniaMania]

Is anyone here able to predict the possibility that Everlong will be charting, or is it too early?

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

Mar 26, 2022 14:43:59 GMT -5 mms82 said:

Mar 26, 2022 13:29:57 GMT -5 Baby Yoda Hot100Fan said:

Already up to #4 at Apple Music.

What’s the story behind them/ who are they? Where’d this song come from / why is top 10 on Spotify / Apple?

TikTok.

From On the Radar Latin: GALE, Yahritza y Su Esencia, & More Emerging Artists to Discover:

"Artist: Yahritza y Su Esencia

Country: U.S. (Washington)

Why They Should Be On Your Radar: She’s here to revolutionize the corrido tumbado movement. Mark my words. Yahritza Martinez, a 15-year-old rising act from Yakima, Washington, has created a buzz on TikTok with her heartfelt covers, where she’s often accompanied by her older brothers on the bass, 12-string guitar, and requintos. I stumbled across her project when she popped up on my For You Page with a behind-the-scenes video where she’s seen singing “trato de olvidarte esta noche, como deberia de hacer hace tiempo” (I try to forget about you tonight, how I should’ve done a long time ago). The 15-second clip, first published on February 24, has resonated with users on the app, currently amassing over 115K video creations—without the single even out. It’s a combination of a very talented young lady with a mesmerizing high-pitched range and mature lyrics that hit the soul. Yahritza was immediately discovered by Legado 7 and was signed to their indie label Lumbre Music. On March 25, following its viral demand on social media, Yahritza y Su Esencia (group name of her and her brothers Jairo and Manolo) will release her debut single “Soy El Unico.” — J.R."

[mzumii]

Mar 26, 2022 16:55:05 GMT -5 degen said:

“Make Up Sex” sounds like a carbon copy of “My Ex’s Best Friend.” But it’s not as good. The 2:00 length is obvious bait to get bigger streaming numbers.

At first I thought so too but it's really grown on me, the melody of the song is stuck in my head

[mzumii]

Mar 26, 2022 14:21:47 GMT -5 kindofbiased said:

Damn, Mainstream Sellout is poised to have a way bigger album bomb than Tickets To My Downfall did

Fitting for obvious reasons haha

[gikem]

Between Yahritza and Dove Cameron (who is from the Seattle area), 2022 has been a good year for TikTok songs by artists from Washington state.

[walt91]

Mar 26, 2022 17:04:24 GMT -5 SoniaMania said:

Is anyone here able to predict the possibility that Everlong will be charting, or is it too early?

girl bye is this clode dupe #4

[forg]

Mar 26, 2022 12:31:46 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

Mar 26, 2022 11:54:39 GMT -5 dremolus - solarpunk said:

That actually got me thinking...

Those who are complaining about a lack of "superstars" like those back from the 80s-2000s or that they're missing that wow factor, I think y'all are looking in the wrong places by checking America. Because in Latin America and Asia, there are superstars. Y'all can say BTS ARMY is just on Twitter but here in Asia, they're superstars: they have reality shows and big brand deals as a group and as solo acts for a reason. Same with any other k-pop group/soloist, even smaller ones have followings. Reality shows and game shows are a part of Asian culture for this reason.

Same with reggaeton acts: there was a reason that for awhile they got billions of views on YouTube and our viewed as superstars outside of English speaking countries.

Yeah, and I also think looking to the charts for superstars the way they used to be is going to lead to disappointment too. I don’t think music is made and promoted to *all* of the population anymore (not that it ever was I suppose, but we were always lead to believe that it was, or that the only population that mattered was white, young to middle age, and straight). I feel like nowadays music is made that targets specific audiences and demographics and there’s less of a need to win the attention of everyone else. Certainly it’s not a bad thing if it happens but the segmentation of music seems to be here to stay. You can have superstars and icons in one area/demographic and have others never know they exist.

Kinda like what's happening on TV now with those thousand of shows on streaming, cable and broadcast, there are few current shows that we can consider as wide appealing as the hits of the past. There are hits for certain demographics/areas only,

Like let's say Yellowstone is a big ratings cable hit in the US but it's not a buzzy twitter show/ appealing to the east and west coast.

I check out what's a hit on Netflix, while there are the obvious and buzzy smashes like Squid Game, there's a quiet hit in Virgin River!