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Post by avaholic26 on Aug 13, 2008 19:12:52 GMT -5
I wa wondering when does a song become recurrent on the airplay charts? I heard there are different rules for each format. I'm most interested in CHR, AC, HOT AC and AAA. From my understanding a song can be removed even if its at the top of the charts if its been out long enough. But also once a song dips past 20 or 50 it can be removed. Does it ever get reversed if it happens to climb above 20 or 59? Thanks in advance!
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Post by EvanJ on Aug 14, 2008 12:09:00 GMT -5
Occasionally songs come back from recurrent to the main chart. After it became popular on CHR-Pop stations, "Higher" by Creed reentered the Billboard Hot 100 in 2000. Back when Mediabase had free access to more charts I've seen songs come back from recurrent.
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Post by radioguru979 on Oct 25, 2008 4:14:52 GMT -5
^^True statement. Usually, songs that are on tha charts for more than 20 weeks that fall below the top 20 are considered recurrents. Just like tha post above, some songs will make tha charts, disappear, and reappear God knows when lol.
More examples:
Gavin DeGraw - Follow Through
(entered top 40 in 2003, disappeared and came back in 2005)
Pink - Who Knew
(entered top 40 in 2006, disappeared and came back in 2007)
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