Another spanglish hit coming:

 

UK itunes:

10. Enrique Iglesias - SÚBEME LA RADIO (REMIX) [feat. Sean Paul & Matt Terry]

69. Enrique Iglesias - SÚBEME LA RADIO (feat. Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennox)

 

6 minutes ago, Green said:

Another spanglish hit coming:

 

UK itunes:

10. Enrique Iglesias - SÚBEME LA RADIO (REMIX) [feat. Sean Paul & Matt Terry]

69. Enrique Iglesias - SÚBEME LA RADIO (feat. Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennox)

 

That song is OLD as f*ck...

2 hours ago, DELE2125 said:

That song is OLD as f*ck...

So is despacito

13 minutes ago, taylor__fan said:

So is despacito

2 hours ago, Green said:

Another spanglish hit coming:

 

UK itunes:

10. Enrique Iglesias - SÚBEME LA RADIO (REMIX) [feat. Sean Paul & Matt Terry]

69. Enrique Iglesias - SÚBEME LA RADIO (feat. Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennox)

 

this is coming nowhere, it peaked in europe, they released new version with Matt, it will be sweet top 10 hit one week and then will dissapear

Despacito fighting all these songs off.  

 

Louis was really close though. 

Edited July 21, 20179 yr by Benjichasin89

Australia is stanning hard for Linkin Park:

 

Songs

1 LINKIN PARK - In the End

2 LINKIN PARK - Numb

 

Albums

1. LINKIN PARK - Hybrid Theory

2. Lana Del Rey - Lust for Life

3 hours ago, J-boy said:

13 weeks

Flo Rida featuring T-Pain – "Low" (2007–08)

Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars – "Uptown Funk" (2015)

The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey – "Closer" (2016)

 

12th week is secured for Despacito this Monday..2 weeks more for it to break it.

So three songs have spent three months = 13 weeks at #1. UF sold the most of those three though.

4 hours ago, J-boy said:

Who has the record for the longest #1 in Hot Digital Songs?

 

Can Despacito break it?

I actually think Sam Hunt is going to break the T 10 weeks record on HDS. This coming week should be #25. That ties (or just barely beats) Low and Uptown Funk. However, from what Friday teenage said, Call Me Maybe and Radioactive actually hold the HDS T 10 record. Without BB Biz, I can't look up that answer easily.

1 hour ago, taylor__fan said:

So is despacito

The difference, my dear, is that "Despacito" started smashing in the US 3 months ago (when the song was 3 months old)... "Súbeme La Radio" is 5 months old and has already peaked in AI (it has already lost 10M AI). Moreover, "Despacito"'s original version always charted inside the iTunes top 200 since its release, something "Súbeme La Radio" hasn't done. So, not even the same scenario.

 

Just now, DELE2125 said:

The difference, my dear, is that "Despacito" started smashing in the US 3 months ago (when the song was 3 months old)... "Súbeme La Radio" is 5 months old and has already peaked in AI (it has already lost 10M AI). Moreover, "Despacito"'s original version always charted inside the iTunes top 200 since its release, something "Súbeme La Radio" hasn't done. So, not even the same scenario.

 

If the Justin Bieber Remix was released when Despacito was 5 months old it would have also gone number 1 and you know it.

 

You said that song is too old, when the truth is that singles from outside the US that break there usually take more than 5 months to be successful there. I'm not saying that Subeme la Radio is going to be a hit tho, just saying that it being 5 months old doesn't mean anything.

3 minutes ago, taylor__fan said:

If the Justin Bieber Remix was released when Despacito was 5 months old it would have also gone number 1 and you know it.

 

You said that song is too old, when the truth is that singles from outside the US that break there usually take more than 5 months to be successful there. I'm not saying that Subeme la Radio is going to be a hit tho, just saying that it being 5 months old doesn't mean anything.

It does mean something when the song has already LOST 10M AI and hasn't cracked the top 100 on iTunes since 4 months ago  Why would Justin Bieber or any other big artist would participate on a song that has clearly peaked and flopped?  At least "Despacito" was top 50 and getting new peaks on BB when Bieber got on the track... "Súbeme La Radio" has no potential whatsoever.

Edited July 21, 20179 yr by DELE2125

6 hours ago, dussymob said:

The Beatles which is what I consider one direction as for the new generation.

Lol

 

with like 1/100th of the talent and legacy

Edited July 21, 20179 yr by musicman101

15 minutes ago, musicman101 said:

Lol

 

with like 1/100th of the talent and legacy

I sure hope you don't Stan Bieber...

Another iconic battle will be the race to 3 billion views

 

See You Again

Expected to hit 3B: 08/2/2017

 

Despacito:

Expected to hit 3B: 08/3/2017

 

 

I feel like Despacito will snatch SYA's wig first despite a day behind in expectation

 

Media news will report it again as first music video to hit 3B if it happens = free boosts.

 

 

48 minutes ago, dussymob said:

I sure hope you don't Stan Bieber...

I don't at all lmao (although he is quite undeniably popular) 

39 minutes ago, J-boy said:

Another iconic battle will be the race to 3 billion views

 

See You Again

Expected to hit 3B: 08/2/2017

 

Despacito:

Expected to hit 3B: 08/3/2017

 

 

I feel like Despacito will snatch SYA's wig first despite a day behind in expectation

 

Media news will report it again as first music video to hit 3B if it happens = free boosts.

 

 

i kinda hope despacito will slow.

 

i want that scenario:

 

• see you again reaching 3b
• despacito reaching 3b
• despacito dethroning SYA

 

in that case despacito will have to events to free boosts

 

if it will reach 3b and overtake see you again - media will do this in one article.

Edited July 22, 20179 yr by UNNAMI

19 minutes ago, musicman101 said:

I don't at all lmao (although he is quite undeniably popular) 

Will he be in a few years though

Louis dropping hard already  

I know this isn't a UK chart thread, but does someone know why Wild Thoughts dethroned Despacito in the UK. Despacito is still selling 2X Wild Thoughts (combined) and outsreaming it on spotify (and Youtube too). 

 

wow, isn't despacito around 100k in recent weeks? it's interesting how it's still a struggle for a release to top it for just an hour. 

 

eta: for the main version. 

Edited July 22, 20179 yr by fridayteenage

The fact that I've never heard Despacito in full  

13 minutes ago, DangerousSwiftie said:

Don't question it. Just be happy.

 

But Wild Thoughts did dethrone it on Spotify today, for future reference.

But Despacito is still number one combined on spotify, and even if it isn't combined the solo version still outsells and outstreamed 

 

Despacito still number one on US and UK itunes 

40 minutes ago, Jacob.23 said:

I know this isn't a UK chart thread, but does someone know why Wild Thoughts dethroned Despacito in the UK. Despacito is still selling 2X Wild Thoughts (combined) and outsreaming it on spotify (and Youtube too). 

 

Some new rules where streams are counted less if a song has been out for a certain amount of weeks (i think it's 10). 

Just now, GoneHome said:

Some new rules where streams are counted less if a song has been out for a certain amount of weeks (i think it's 10). 

Oh I totally forgot about that. Thank you, I had absolutely no idea why Despacito was #2. That doesn't seem fair for the number two song to be selling more than two times as much as the the number one song