Billboard Hot 100 - 6/5/2010

[Rodze]

^ Mediabase hadn't updated until today's afternoon (because of their server move) and we don't have BDS's updates anymore.

Someone will probably start one tomorrow.

[slw84]

May 30, 2010 19:15:29 GMT -5 fridayteenage said:

"By re-releasing and media saturation...that is showing how hard it is. You have to flood the media in order to sell and still with re-releases."

I'm not sure what your point is. If you're saying re-release/media=sales, well Rihanna has re-release and media saturation up the wazoo. And if you're saying they do not = sales, then you're refuting your own point.

Responding to your snarky comment about how Gaga was smashing. Both gaga and Riri smashed with their re-releases. Of course, I would say it translates into sales but you were being snarky about how "hard" it was (sarcasm) for pop albums to sell then used an album and artist that has been re-released and has saturated the media=to do all that means that they are showing how hard it is to sell...they wouldn't be pulling those numbers without flooding the media was the point ;)

[@DiegoMarcondes_]

Mediabase Monday Update

TOP 20

1. USHER - OMG f/will. i. am: 125.855 (+ 0.580) ▲
2. B.O.B - Nothin' On You f/Bruno Mars: 123.944 (- 3.393) ▼
3. TAIO CRUZ - Break Your Heart f/Ludacris: 100.981 (- 1.115)
4. B.O.B - Airplanes f/Hayley Williams: 89.394 (+ 2.937) ▲
5. LADY ANTEBELLUM - Need You Now : 88.775 (- 1.691) ▼
6. TRAIN - Hey, Soul Sister: 86.337 (- 2.142)
7. RIHANNA - Rude Boy: 85.232 (- 4.423) ▼
8. KE$HA - Your Love Is My Drug: 79.889 (+ 0.930)
9. LADY GAGA - Alejandro: 72.090 (+ 0.953)
10. JASON DERULO - In My Head Billboard Charts: 66.613 (- 2.005)
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11. THE SCRIPT - Breakeven: 64.447 (- 0.677)
12. KATY PERRY - California Gurls f/Snoop Dogg: 63.910 (+ 2.930) ▲
13. DRAKE - Over: 62.874 (- 1.472) ▼
14. ALICIA KEYS - Unthinkable (I'm Ready): 57.562 (- 0.463)
15. LUDACRIS - My Chick Bad f/Nicki Minaj: 53.694 (- 1.701)
16. MIRANDA LAMBERT - The House That Built Me: 51.476 (+ 0.478)
17. DRAKE - Find Your Love: 50.711 (+ 1.178) ▲
18. MICHAEL BUBLE - Haven't Met You Yet: 49.421 (- 0.193) ▼
19. CHRIS YOUNG - The Man I Want To Be: 47.554 (- 0.954)
20. GEORGE STRAIT - I Gotta Get To You: 46.509 (- 0.665)
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JASON ALDEAN - Crazy Town: 45.037 (+ 0.076)
ADAM LAMBERT - Whataya Want From Me = 43.603 (- 0.593)
BRAD PAISLEY - Water: 42.296 (+ 0.531)
LA ROUX - Bulletproof: 41.789 (+ 0.521)
JAY-Z - Young Forever f/Mr. Hudson: 41.228 (+ 0.188)
JOE NICHOLS - Gimmie That Girl: 40.514 (- 0.670)
USHER - Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home) = 39.678 (- 1.134)
CLAY WALKER - She Won't Be Lonely Long: 37.988 (- 0.088)
TRAVIE MCCOY - Billionaire f/Bruno Mars: 36.990 (+ 0.295)
RASCAL FLATTS – Unstoppable = 36.253 (- 0.621)
BLACK EYED PEAS - Rock That Body: 36.099 (+ 0.623)
LUKE BRYAN - Rain Is A Good Thing: 36.023 (+ 0.283)

USHER - There Goes My Baby: 33.843 (- 0.671)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Undo It: 30.310 (+ 0.687)
REBA - I Keep On Lovin' You: 29.814 (- 0.432)
YOUNG JEEZY - Lose My Mind f/Plies: 29.582 (+ 0.616)
MARTINA MCBRIDE - Wrong Baby Wrong: 27.471 (- 0.018)
USHER - Lil' Freak f/Nicki Minaj: 27.079 (- 1.029)
DJ KHALED - All I Do Is Win f/T-Pain: 26.344 (+ 0.518)
MIKE POSNER - Cooler Than Me: 24.488 (+ 0.425)
NICKELBACK - This Afternoon: 24.423 (+ 0.049)
KEVIN RUDOLF - I Made It: 21.085 (- 0.085)
SHONTELLE - Impossible: 20.678 (+ 0.623)
EMINEM - Not Afraid: 18.812 (- 0.187)
NICKI MINAJ - Your Love: 17.548 (+ 0.646)
JUSTIN BIEBER - Somebody To Love: 17.034 (+ 0.838)
COLBIE CAILLAT - I Never Told You: 16.503 (- 0.040)
CIARA - Ride f/Ludacris: 15.542 (+ 0.496)
LUDACRIS - Sex Room f/Trey Songz: 14.433 (- 0.263)
TIMBALAND - If We Ever Meet Again f/Katy: 13.574 (- 0.033)
MILEY CYRUS - Can't Be Tamed: 13.454 (+ 0.635)
FANTASIA - Bittersweet: 12.757 (- 0.434)
KELLY CLARKSON - All I Ever Wanted: 12.526 (- 0.463)
DAVID GUETTA & CHRIS WILLIS - Gettin Over You f/Fergie/LMFAO: 12.043 (- 0.696)
ENRIQUE IGLESIAS - I Like It f/Pitbull: 10.513 (+ 0.189)
3OH!3 - My First Kiss f/Ke$ha: 10.285 (+ 0.474)
JACK JOHNSON - You And Your Heart: 7.365 (- 0.073)
NE-YO - Beautiful Monster: 6.815 (+ 1.470)
T.I. - Got Your Back f/Keri Hilson: 5.665 (+ 1.234)

plus

JOHN MAYER - Half Of My Heart: 11.895
PINK - Glitter In The Air: 9.480
ROB THOMAS - Mockingbird: 9.322
TRAIN - If It's Love: 8.678
SHINEDOWN - The Crow & The Butterfly: 7.478
PARAMORE - The Only Exception: 5.294
SADE - Baby Father: 4.876
MIRANDA COSGROVE - Kissin U: 2.495
KRIS ALLEN - The Truth: 1.961
ADAM LAMBERT - If I Had You: 1.027
CHRISTINA AGUILERA - Woo Hoo: 0.292
JESSIE JAMES - Boys In The Summer: 0.236 (+0.049)
RIHANNA - Rockstar 101 f/Slash: 0.226
NICOLE SCHERZINGER - Nobody Can Change Me: 0.052
ESMEE DENTERS - Love Dealer: 0.022
RIHANNA - Te Amo: 0.015

Thanks to Fábio from Billboard Charts> www.orkut.com.br/CommTopics?cmm=78696741

[ListenToItTwice]

It would be nice to see Underwood gaining faster, considering her incredible digital gains this week. Same goes for BEP.

What was the last album to produce 5 top 10 hits on the Hot 100, as the E.N.D. is surely about to? (Other than "The Fame/Monster, if that counts.")

Edit: nvm, just looked it up myself. The last album to do it without re-release or "digital-only" hits was, interestingly enough, Fergie's "The Dutchess."

[►Tootsie Roll◄]

May 31, 2010 9:40:47 GMT -5 @DiegoMarcondes_ said:

Mediabase Monday Update

TOP 20

1. USHER - OMG f/will. i. am: 125.855 (+ 0.580) ▲

:oI'm so happy for Usher! His audience is amazing. I'm glad he's getting a smash after this era looked like it was off to a bad start.

[Deleted]

70 or more weeks Hot Digital Sings chart

2005-present

75 Just Dance, Lady Gaga Featuring Colby O'Donis
74 Yeah!, Usher Featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris  
74 Since U Been Gone, Kelly Clarkson  
74 Poker Face, Lady Gaga
73 Don't Stop Believin', Journey
73 I'm Yours, Jason Mraz

[costaricarriefan]

When is it that the singles digital sales will be available?

I'm wondering if UNDO IT will hit Top 20 this week!?

[Deleted]

Billboard publishes the Hot Digital Songs chart at Thursday's at billboard.com

Chart positions only

Sales numbers are generally not available

[Kid Dizzy]

"Airplanes" is gunning for that top spot. It should be there soon, especially since "OMG" is dying down a bit.

[HolidayGuy]

Doesn't even pay to start a 6/12 Hot 100 thread- someone should add "6/12" to the title of this thread. :)

First, Heart did "Dog and Butterfly," now we have Shinedown's "The Crow & The Butterfly."

[fridayteenage]

Wow, this is impressive. Katy looks to be T10 on radio in her 3rd week. The 2 most recent on top there, Usher & Rihanna, both took 5.

[felipe]

May 29, 2010 13:54:28 GMT -5 @2m said:

regarding using album sales as a factor in calculating the popularity of SINGLES

My only comment:

An album is not a single.

Those who are willing to pay 1.29 for a song on itunes are buying it for the song.

Those that are willing to pay $11 for a full album have a wide variety of reasons for doing so. Granted a small % of the market may be willing to pay 11 dollars for 1 song but that wouldn't be enough to effect chart position.

And what would you say about an album in which every song was released as a single. Let's take Glee's The power of Madonna for example. All the songs on the EP were released as singles on the same day the album come out. If people bought the album doesn't it mean they liked the singles? Shouldn't it be factores on the singles' popularity then?
If they buy the singles on itunes it means the songs are popular. But if they buy the whole album with all the singles in it, it means the songs are less popular?

[Oɴʟуßoy®]

I think it depends on if all the songs were released like in the example that you gave with Glee. But if its like 3 singles released from like say a 14 track album then its different.

[Minor Scratch]

Jun 1, 2010 16:41:17 GMT -5 fridayteenage said:

Wow, this is impressive. Katy looks to be T10 on radio in her 3rd week. The 2 most recent on top there, Usher & Rihanna, both took 5.

This could backfire on Katy though. Capitol better be prepping an excellent second single quickly. This is about the peak is the next few weeks.

[Deleted]

Jun 1, 2010 18:57:08 GMT -5 felipe said:

May 29, 2010 13:54:28 GMT -5 @2m said:

regarding using album sales as a factor in calculating the popularity of SINGLES

My only comment:

An album is not a single.

Those who are willing to pay 1.29 for a song on itunes are buying it for the song.

Those that are willing to pay $11 for a full album have a wide variety of reasons for doing so. Granted a small % of the market may be willing to pay 11 dollars for 1 song but that wouldn't be enough to effect chart position.

And what would you say about an album in which every song was released as a single. Let's take Glee's The power of Madonna for example. All the songs on the EP were released as singles on the same day the album come out. If people bought the album doesn't it mean they liked the singles? Shouldn't it be factores on the singles' popularity then?
If they buy the singles on itunes it means the songs are popular. But if they buy the whole album with all the singles in it, it means the songs are less popular?

If you buy the single, you are supporting the popularity of the single. If you buy the album you are supporting the popularity of the album. The album contains more components than just the 1 song.


If there are several individual songs and you buy them individually you are supporting the popularity of each song. If you buy the album you are supporting the popularity of the album

[felipe]

The album has 16 songs/singles. If you buy the 16 singles you're supporting the popularity of the singles, and not the album?
And if you buy the album ecause you want all the songs, then you're not supporting the popularity of the 16 singles?