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Post by Daryl the Beryl on Aug 11, 2024 12:02:31 GMT -5
This has crossed over from active rock and (sorta) alternative where it made the top spot and the top 10 (Mediabase) respectively.
Top 40 on HAC:
42 40 PAPA ROACH & CARRIE UNDERWOOD Leave A Light On 222 173 49 0.223
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Post by bigd79 on Aug 12, 2024 18:27:01 GMT -5
I don’t see any reason why this can’t at least make top 15-20. Great song, great message.
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Post by daddy on Aug 26, 2024 18:26:15 GMT -5
I don’t see any reason why this can’t at least make top 15-20. Great song, great message. I don’t believe it’s being promoted, but just getting random airplay. Can anyone confirm this either way? |
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Post by cufan11 on Sept 10, 2024 20:18:56 GMT -5
Currently 26 on mediabase
Be sure to do the rate the music survey hot ac for this song.
And I promise I’m not spamming this site. I posted about the rate the music survey in another Carrie fan thread on this site but this thread definitely seems more appropriate.
Spotify streams as of September 5, 2024 (know it’s almost a week later but idk where to access current streams total on Spotify)
Total streams 2,710,537
Daily 57,375
YouTube views to date 4,147,836
Views total for Yesterday 81,236
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Post by fansince04 on Sept 17, 2024 20:17:08 GMT -5
The song is now at #25 on Hot AC
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Post by maddkat on Sept 18, 2024 6:28:24 GMT -5
at#24 as of this morning
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Post by fansince04 on Sept 23, 2024 20:12:54 GMT -5
5th most added song on AC with 9 adds!
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Post by daddy on Sept 26, 2024 7:18:31 GMT -5
Enters the top 20!
Any predicitions for how far this one will go?
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Post by fansince04 on Sept 26, 2024 15:50:25 GMT -5
I’d say this could get to the Top 15 at least.
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Post by bigd79 on Sept 26, 2024 18:42:17 GMT -5
Bullet over 200, yeah i think top 15 feels likely! Maaaaaybe even top 10?!?
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Post by tomgsinger on Sept 26, 2024 20:54:21 GMT -5
Bullet over 200, yeah i think top 15 feels likely! Maaaaaybe even top 10?!? This better go top 10. I have a doc tracking all the hot AC exclusive hits (top 20) since 2013, and we are currently in the third longest “drought” of not having any HAC-exclusive top 10s during that time period (second place was a year and 4 months in 2017-18, and first place was over 2 years long between 2020 and 2022!) I get that the format has always been an extension of both CHR and AC, but it’s sad seeing how the format has swayed closer and closer to CHR in recent years. Luckily, this song has many things going in its favor toward breaking that streak. It has a relatable message (see: How Do I Say Goodbye), with crossover appeal to country/rock (see: The Bones, Take my Name, and the large amount of alt/AAA crossovers), and features a recognizable artist with a prior smash hit at the format (which the vast majority of hot AC-exclusive top 10s have — the only exceptions being “Take my Name”, “HandClap”, “Cecelia and the Satellites” and “Best Day of my Life”, which all had crossover success). Edit: I realize many of the songs I mentioned did eventually cross over to CHR, however, I was tracking exclusive top 10s based upon them being exclusive at the time that they entered the top 10. Thus, several songs that ended up becoming large CHR hits (Counting Stars, The Bones, Unstoppable, etc) are still considered “exclusive”. |
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Post by daddy on Oct 8, 2024 9:04:42 GMT -5
I see this made it to 19 but is now at 21. Is it done?
How many stations that count towards the chart are playing it and how many haven't added it yet?
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Post by tomgsinger on Oct 9, 2024 0:26:08 GMT -5
I see this made it to 19 but is now at 21. Is it done? How many stations that count towards the chart are playing it and how many haven't added it yet? This isn’t done at all, it just got passed by “Hot to Go” and “Belong Together”, but will be up to #18 by the end of the week with “The Door” and “Good Luck Babe” going recurrent and “Whoops” beginning to fall. |
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Post by daddy on Oct 23, 2024 7:12:58 GMT -5
It's still at #19, but seems to keep pulling adds each week.
Unsure if there are any patterns to song progression on the Hot AC charts, but would love to hear if anyone has any updated thoughts on its chart run! : )
Also, do we have any confirmation whether this is actively being promoted by either artists' radio teams?
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Post by thirddegree50123 on Oct 24, 2024 14:03:17 GMT -5
This has to be Papa Roach's biggest hit on Hot AC. Can't imagine they ever came close to top 20 in their heyday (although I know "Scars" was a huge pop hit)
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Post by rainie on Oct 27, 2024 1:35:34 GMT -5
This has to be Papa Roach's biggest hit on Hot AC. Can't imagine they ever came close to top 20 in their heyday (although I know "Scars" was a huge pop hit) wtf scars only peaked at #31 despite peaking at #7 on pop ??! that's wild, i have to believe the chart placements would've been the opposite were it released today |
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Post by thirddegree50123 on Oct 30, 2024 15:02:51 GMT -5
This has to be Papa Roach's biggest hit on Hot AC. Can't imagine they ever came close to top 20 in their heyday (although I know "Scars" was a huge pop hit) wtf scars only peaked at #31 despite peaking at #7 on pop ??! that's wild, i have to believe the chart placements would've been the opposite were it released today I'm not surprised. They were way too heavy for Hot AC in those days |
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Post by rainie on Oct 30, 2024 18:41:42 GMT -5
wtf scars only peaked at #31 despite peaking at #7 on pop ??! that's wild, i have to believe the chart placements would've been the opposite were it released today I'm not surprised. They were way too heavy for Hot AC in those days i guess that makes sense considering the target demographic of the two formats -- i've just always thought of hac as the one that's more open to alt / rock crossovers |
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Post by tomgsinger on Oct 31, 2024 0:32:07 GMT -5
I'm not surprised. They were way too heavy for Hot AC in those days i guess that makes sense considering the target demographic of the two formats -- i've just always thought of hac as the one that's more open to alt / rock crossovers They have been since the mid, and especially late 2000s. But HAC in the 90s and early 2K was a different beast — stations often billed themselves as having no rap AND no hard rock stuff either. It wasn’t until Bring me to Life and Boulevard of Broken Dreams that HAC finally became receptive to that stuff |
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Post by goodcatch on Nov 23, 2024 5:02:08 GMT -5
i guess that makes sense considering the target demographic of the two formats -- i've just always thought of hac as the one that's more open to alt / rock crossovers They have been since the mid, and especially late 2000s. But HAC in the 90s and early 2K was a different beast — stations often billed themselves as having no rap AND no hard rock stuff either. It wasn’t until Bring me to Life and Boulevard of Broken Dreams that HAC finally became receptive to that stuff I have to disagree. Many Hot ACs in the mid-late '90s and much of the '00s were very open to alt-rock crossovers, even more so than the last 5-10 years. Go back and look at the charts from that time period. The top 20 songs on Hot AC were nearly dominated by Matchbox 20, Creed, Goo Goo Dolls, and Nickelback. Most of those stations were branded as modern AC or pop-alternative, but still identified as Hot AC. Then there were the more traditional Hot ACs that focused more on being a "hit music with no rap or hard rock" format, but the general direction of Hot AC at that time was pop music with a significant alt-rock emphasis. Leave a Light on is being pretty heavily played on Mix 96.9 in Phoenix, which conveniently is now a modern AC/borderline Triple A station. |
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Post by thirddegree50123 on Nov 25, 2024 18:12:13 GMT -5
They have been since the mid, and especially late 2000s. But HAC in the 90s and early 2K was a different beast — stations often billed themselves as having no rap AND no hard rock stuff either. It wasn’t until Bring me to Life and Boulevard of Broken Dreams that HAC finally became receptive to that stuff I have to disagree. Many Hot ACs in the mid-late '90s and much of the '00s were very open to alt-rock crossovers, even more so than the last 5-10 years. Go back and look at the charts from that time period. The top 20 songs on Hot AC were nearly dominated by Matchbox 20, Creed, Goo Goo Dolls, and Nickelback. Most of those stations were branded as modern AC or pop-alternative, but still identified as Hot AC. Then there were the more traditional Hot ACs that focused more on being a "hit music with no rap or hard rock" format, but the general direction of Hot AC at that time was pop music with a significant alt-rock emphasis. Leave a Light on is being pretty heavily played on Mix 96.9 in Phoenix, which conveniently is now a modern AC/borderline Triple A station. Correct. Hot AC has always been receptive to Alt crossovers....just not ones that were as heavy as Papa Roach would've been perceived to be at that time. |
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