11 minutes ago, iHype. said:

 

Probably around 2020 they'll update (end/beginning of a decade, 5 years since last update)

Work and One Dance 100% won't be Top 100 on the All-Time. 
 

 

I actually meant the "Decade-End" ranking? .

 

As for the "All-Time" charts, I know they don't stand a chance. 

Edited February 7, 20179 yr by ParallelLines

4 minutes ago, ParallelLines said:

I actually meant the "Decade-End" ranking? .

 

As for the "All-Time" charts, I know they don't stand a chance. 

 

 

"Work" won't, it's around #50.  

"One Dance" is around #30, so it should make Top 40 on the Decade-End.
 

47 minutes ago, iHype. said:

Hot 100 Decade-End (So Far):

1. Party Rock Anthem (#5 on All-Time Hot 100)
2. Uptown Funk! (#10~ on All-Time Hot 100)
3. We Found Love (#25 on All-Time Hot 100)
4. Somebody That I Used to Know (#30 on All-Time Hot 100)
5. Rolling in the Deep (#32 on All-Time Hot 100)
6. Call Me Maybe (#47 on All-Time Hot 100)
7. Blurred Lines (#48 on All-Time Hot 100)
8. Closer (#64~ on All-Time Hot 100) [still charting, #5]
9. Royals (#65 on All-Time Hot 100)
10. All About That Bass (#70 on All-Time Hot 100]

If you take into account the re-current rule 52/25 placed in recent years, Uptown Funk! should be #1. But Billboard is dumb sometimes, and doesn't take into account recurrent rules on their decade/all-time charts, so probably won't on the 2010s Decade-End either.
 

Wait, where's "Radioactive"?

19 minutes ago, iHype. said:

 

Probably around 2020 they'll update (end/beginning of a decade, 5 years since last update)

Work and One Dance 100% won't be Top 100 on the All-Time. 
 

 

BB will probably do a 60th anniversary chart sometime next year. I've referenced the losses associated with the 25/52 rule once. If someone could compile the data showing exactly how much UF lost, it would be a big help. I have a good idea about how much it lost in every threshold from the Top 25 to the Hot 100, but the exact numbers would help me better make my case.

2 minutes ago, FanOfPop said:

Wait, where's "Radioactive"?

#20 on 2010s Decade-End. Those weeks it spent in the lower reaches of the Hot 100 didn't mean much.

 

 

4 minutes ago, brianc33616 said:

BB will probably do a 60th anniversary chart sometime next year. I've referenced the losses associated with the 25/52 rule once. If someone could compile the data showing exactly how much UF lost, it would be a big help. I have a good idea about how much it lost in every threshold from the Top 25 to the Hot 100, but the exact numbers would help me better make my case.

 

Well, 20 more weeks at #50 or higher would be enough to make UF! be #1 this Decade, and atleast #8 on All-Time.

2 minutes ago, iHype. said:

 

#20 on 2010s Decade-End. Those weeks it spent in the lower reaches of the Hot 100 didn't mean much.

 

 

Thank you, what about All-Time?

Just now, FanOfPop said:

Thank you, what about All-Time?

N/A.

I think if Adele releases a new lead within 2 years from now it might open with 300k+. The sooner the more likely. But i dunno for how long itunes will exist tbh.

 

And ofc Taylor's lead prolly will since it's coming this year

1 hour ago, Ivanka said:

Rise got lead single treatment. iTunes was filled with her banners.

 

As if  Only banners, they let the song die on Spotify and On-Demand services and never had a big push on radio either.

3 hours ago, iHype. said:

There will never be another song to debut with 300,000+. (Maybe ONE more at most, that being Taylor's lead)

Adele will prove you wrong with this bold statement.

1 hour ago, Ivanka said:

Rise got lead single treatment. iTunes was filled with her banners.

 

So, Ivanka. Tell me where was "Rise" radio deal? Where were "Rise" placements in the biggest Spotify playlists?

 

Try again later, thank you.

33 minutes ago, DELE2125 said:

Adele will prove you wrong with this bold statement.

27 minutes ago, DELE2125 said:

So, Ivanka. Tell me where was "Rise" radio deal? Where were "Rise" placements in the biggest Spotify playlists?

 

Try again later, thank you.

 

24 minutes ago, DELE2125 said:

Yeah, keep wishing upon a star, sweety.

There's no need to be aggressive anytime someone just makes a prediction you disagree with

24 minutes ago, iHype. said:

 

There's no need to be aggressive anytime someone just makes a prediction you disagree with

 

Preach it

2 hours ago, Ivanka said:

Rise got lead single treatment. iTunes was filled with her banners.

 

Yes, but radio deal and more promotion will make the song sell more

also I think she will release the music video the same week to secure that #1 (that she will get)

and she is performing at the grammy's don't forget that

The song is coming for +250K and I even see it doing +300K, it's Katy after all

people said Adele won't break Flo Rida record. She almost doubled it and almost passed it in second week.

 

people said Adele won't break Britney's album record, she doubled it, broke 'N Sync record and sells 3.38 copies.

 

people really are underestimating Adele.

We don't even know if the iTunes store will exist by the time Adele releases her next lead.

3 hours ago, iHype. said:

 

Yes.

 

Ok then, I hope you are wrong. Maybe we wont have to wait that long to know the answer 

26 minutes ago, UNNAMI said:

people said Adele won't break Flo Rida record. She almost doubled it and almost passed it in second week.

 

people said Adele won't break Britney's album record, she doubled it, broke 'N Sync record and sells 3.38 copies.

 

people really are underestimating Adele.

This scalding tea.

Cant wait for Adele to open with 500k 

Thats if iTunes still exists by that time, like some of you guys are pointing out.. 

If Adele ever cares about her music again she could but she'll probably take 5 years off and come back with 31. iTunes will probably be dead and gone by then. 

4. Body like a backroad.

 

this is a mega smash waiting to happen.. a few songs from ha last album could've been pop hits. This one even has the hey hey hey chants at the end of the song

 

im ready king. 

Katy better not flop around and make her single another AM exclusive. 

 

2 hours ago, iHype. said:

 

#20 on 2010s Decade-End. Those weeks it spent in the lower reaches of the Hot 100 didn't mean much.

 

 

Well, 20 more weeks at #50 or higher would be enough to make UF! be #1 this Decade, and atleast #8 on All-Time.

 

IHype I just sent you the text of what I wrote up about UF. I copied and pasted the text into your ATRL inbox.

47 minutes ago, UNNAMI said:

people said Adele won't break Flo Rida record. She almost doubled it and almost passed it in second week.

 

people said Adele won't break Britney's album record, she doubled it, broke 'N Sync record and sells 3.38 copies.

 

people really are underestimating Adele.

and there's the tea. 

If iTunes is dead by the time Adele comes back, she could just launch AdeleTunes and get all those coins anyway  Ha 2 million debut is coming.

Edited February 8, 20179 yr by Mr. Adele

2 hours ago, FanOfPop said:

Thank you, what about All-Time?

When BB published its 50th Anniversary All-Time Hot 100 in 2008, Real McCoy's Another Night barely made the cutoff. That's even though Radioactive is Diamond and AN stopped at Platinum (physical singles era). AN spent 11 weeks at its #3 peak, and 23 weeks in the Top 10. In the shorter-term charts (dating back to 1990 or so), AN ranks ahead of Radioactive by 5-10 positions. So BB actually considers AN the biggest #3 peaking song of all time, with Radioactive (I think 4 weeks at #3 and 20 weeks in the Top 10) in second place.