Calm Down slaying, they hate to see it

Waffle House debuts in the Top 40. JVKE and Fall Out Boy were not purged (but they might as well be if radio doesn’t want to play them).
 

SUNDAY PUBLISHED UPDATE:

2 1 SZA Kill Bill 18131 17764 367 53.172
1 2 MILEY CYRUS Flowers 17693 18224 -531 53.832
3 3 METRO BOOMIN Creepin' f/The Weeknd, 21 Sav. 16680 17145 -465 52.075
4 4 THE WEEKND Die For You 14451 15348 -897 40.962
5 5 REMA & SELENA GOMEZ Calm Down 13219 11705 1514 39.460
6 6 TAYLOR SWIFT Lavender Haze 11710 11594 116 30.339
7 7 RAYE Escapism f/070 Shake 11406 11137 269 30.844
8 8 MIGUEL Sure Thing 10981 9099 1882 32.143
10 9 COI LERAY Players 9237 8699 538 26.191
11 10 LADY GAGA Bloody Mary 8573 8315 258 23.597

12 11 PINKPANTHERESS Boy's A Liar 8388 7144 1244 25.242
13 12 LIZZO Special f/SZA 7119 6792 327 17.592
14 13 THE KID LAROI Love Again 7010 6715 295 14.403
17 14 ED SHEERAN Eyes Closed 6809 4973 1836 18.761
15 15 SABRINA CARPENTER Nonsense 6424 6092 332 17.312
16 16 LATTO Lottery f/LU KALA 5667 5646 21 11.424
18 17 MILEY CYRUS River 5220 4851 369 11.601
19 18 KANE BROWN & KATELYN BROWN Thank God 5031 4711 320 10.084
21 19 MORGAN WALLEN Last Night 4956 4268 688 13.305
20 20 NIALL HORAN Heaven 4829 4519 310 11.089
25 21 MEGHAN TRAINOR Mother 2797 1996 801 4.648
24 22 BEBE REXHA Heart Wants What It Wants 2532 2297 235 4.322
26 23 JAX Cinderella Snapped 2438 1975 463 4.219
27 24 HALSEY Die 4 Me 2256 1967 289 3.338
28 25 ZARA LARSSON Can't Tame Her 1959 1773 186 2.847
35 26 TOOSII Favorite Song 1724 734 990 3.935
32 27 XG Left Right 1629 1428 201 2.129
22 28 SZA Nobody Gets Me 1452 2830 -1378 3.784
33 29 LIZZY MCALPINE Ceilings 1372 1015 357 2.849
30 30 RENEE RAPP Too Well 1372 1479 -107 1.881

23 31 TIESTO 10:35 f/Tate McRae 1330 2697 -1367 1.951
34 32 MACKLEMORE NO BAD DAYS f/Collett 1171 1009 162 1.720
37 33 P!NK TRUSTFALL 957 561 396 1.336
29 34 MIMI WEBB Red Flags 886 1743 -857 1.126
39 35 TAYLOR SWIFT All Of The Girls You Loved ... 853 487 366 3.384
31 36 LIL UZI VERT Just Wanna Rock 848 1460 -612 1.603
41 37 NICKI MINAJ Red Ruby Da Sleeze 562 467 95 1.250
36 38 TYGA Sunshine f/Jhene Aiko/PopSmoke 525 651 -126 1.653
58 39 CHARLIE PUTH F/DAN+SHAY That's Not How This Works 514 71 443 0.924
-- 40 JONAS BROTHERS Waffle House 432 0 432 1.784

38 41 JVKE this is what heartbreak... 430 560 -130 0.305
42 42 TYLA Been Thinking 405 400 5 0.604
-- 43 NF HAPPY 386 0 386 1.684
40 44 FALL OUT BOY Love From The Other Side 375 468 -93 0.815
55 45 MENUDO Mi Amore 254 80 174 0.156
43 46 POST MALONE Wrapped Around Your Finger 229 251 -22 0.513
44 47 BIG BOSS VETTE Pretty Girls Walk 200 192 8 0.285
54 48 NOTD AM:PM f/Maia Wright 150 95 55 0.280
45 49 PARMALEE Take My Name 143 143 0 0.244
49 50 FLO RIDA What A Night 132 117 15 0.263

On 4/8/2023 at 11:14 AM, Sinister said:

Rain on Me feels so out of place just based on sound. Would never think HAC would spin it like that

Last few years hot ac has been preferring dance pop. Which is weird because pop has not. 

 

I think it's because millennials are the target age of Hot AC now and edm/dancepop was our thing. 

On 4/8/2023 at 12:00 PM, pride4jc1222 said:

UIFY is a powerful ballad. I don't understand the hate for it. We haven't had a powerful ballad since Ed's Perfect, or did you all hate that one too?

I myself am a UIFY fan. Love that guitar solo in the bridge. But I've moved on.

36 minutes ago, Raphy23 said:

I myself am a UIFY fan. Love that guitar solo in the bridge. But I've moved on.

Yeah, I should move on from this, since it already peaked on streaming and HAC. That said, people should move on from Calm Down, and let those spins go to newer songs, so they can climb the charts and keep radio fresh. Nothing is worse than to see songs go to waste, like the new ones by JVKE and Fall Out Boy.

37 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:

Yeah, I should move on from this, since it already peaked on streaming and HAC. That said, people should move on from Calm Down, and let those spins go to newer songs, so they can climb the charts and keep radio fresh. Nothing is worse than to see songs go to waste, like the new ones by JVKE and Fall Out Boy.

I heard the FOB first time on radio this weekend. Most Requested Live played it.

 

7. Escapism.: 11395 (+56) | 30.862 (-0.150) I need this to go #1 tho 

Edited April 10, 20233 yr by Raphy23

12 minutes ago, Raphy23 said:

I heard the FOB first time on radio this weekend. Most Requested Live played it.

 

7. Escapism.: 11395 (+56) | 30.862 (-0.150) I need this to go #1 tho 

I really hope FOB takes off this week. This is probably the last chance before it gets purged.

Sure Thing will probably pass Escapism at some point this week.

POP

1. Kill Bill: 18084 (-25) | 53.208 (+0.031)

2. Flowers: 17586 (-85) | 53.418 (-0.400) 

3. Creepin': 16513 (-141) | 51.714 (-0.332) 

4. Die for You: 14240 (-205) | 40.431 (-0.544) 

5. Calm Down: 13652 (+455) | 40.561 (+1.109) 

6. Lavender Haze: 11732 (+26) | 30.128 (-0.220) 

7. Escapism.: 11384 (-11) | 30.700 (-0.162) 

8. Sure Thing: 11060 (+88) | 32.488 (+0.345) 

9. Players: 9273 (+40) | 26.266 (+0.070) 

10 (+1) Boy's a liar, Pt. 2: 8577 (+200) | 25.762 (+0.513) 

 

11 (-1) Bloody Mary: 8569 (+9) | 23.514 (-0.073) 

12 (+1) Special: 7043 (-66) | 17.143 (-0.446) 

13 (+1) Love Again: 6990 (-11) | 14.336 (-0.066) 

14 (+1) Eyes Closed: 6897 (+99) | 19.137 (+0.390) 

15 (+1) Nonsense: 6434 (+7) | 17.437 (+0.107) 

16 (+1) Lottery: 5699 (+41) | 11.656 (+0.243) 

17 (+1) River: 5281 (+64) | 11.629 (+0.028) 

18 (+2) Last Night: 5068 (+115) | 13.491 (+0.179) 

19. Thank God: 5057 (+35) | 10.128 (+0.056) 

20 (+1) Heaven: 4838 (+18) | 10.997 (-0.090) 

 

21 (+1) Mother: 2864 (+81) | 4.976 (+0.336) 

22 (+1) Heart Wants What It Wants: 2607 (+74) | 4.437 (+0.112) 

23 (+1) Cinderella Snapped: 2484 (+49) | 4.200 (-0.016) 

24 (+1) Die 4 Me: 2271 (+14) | 3.412 (+0.075) 

25 (+1) Can't Tame Her: 1979 (+28) | 2.866 (+0.022) 

26 (+1) Favorite Song: 1879 (+155) | 4.497 (+0.562) 

27 (+1) LEFT RIGHT: 1643 (+18) | 2.117 (-0.010) 

28 (+2) ceilings: 1478 (+107) | 3.223 (+0.374) 

29. Nobody Gets Me: 1313 (-129) | 3.436 (-0.335) 

30 (+3) NO BAD DAYS: 1257 (+87) | 2.139 (+0.419) 

 

33 (+1) TRUSTFALL: 1093 (+136) | 1.602 (+0.268) 

34 (+2) All of the Girls You Loved Before : 892 (+39) | 3.558 (+0.174) 

37 (+3) That's Now How This Works: 595 (+73) | 1.066 (+0.144) 

38 (+4) Waffle House: 592 (+180) | 2.178 (+0.466) 

39 (-1) Red Ruby Da Sleeze: 567 (+5) | 1.241 (-0.009) 

43 (+2) Love From the Other Side: 374 (-1) | 0.810 (-0.005) 

44 (-3) this is what heartbreak feels like: 355 (-72) | 0.164 (-0.140) 

47 (+1) Pretty Girls Walk: 191 (-9) | 0.242 (-0.043) 

Edited April 10, 20233 yr by Ger-55

Selena girl 

5. Calm Down: 13652 (+455) | 40.561 (+1.109)

 

14 minutes ago, Ger-55 said:

5. Calm Down: 13652 (+455) | 40.561 (+1.109) 

 

MOTHER!!

1 hour ago, Ger-55 said:

11 (-1) Bloody Mary: 8569 (+9) | 23.514 (-0.073) 

Stable Mary we love to see it! Hold on girl! 

It seems Niall Horan peaked  

 

P!nk Trustfall is coming!  

 

 

This Calm down song has been of the weirdest things of the last years, I rememeber they promote hard 1st at Youtube, then they gooo hard at Spotify playlist it seems now they are investing on radio

Sure Thing slowing down?

CD better work that payola.

2 minutes ago, Sinister said:

Sure Thing slowing down?

I think (and hope) it's just a random update. 

 

Oh wow, Rema and Selena coming HARD, they better EXPLODE and we're here for ittt  

 

Boy's a liar Top 10, exceeding expectations for sure  

 

Special freefall incoming?

 

LA seems spent, what a shame, but GP doesn't seem to click with LAROI.

Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ Scores Rare Triple Triumph on Pop, Adult Airplay Charts

 

“Flowers” becomes just the seventh song to have led Pop Airplay, Adult Pop Airplay and AC concurrently in the 27 years that the three charts have coexisted. (AC launched in July 1961; Pop Airplay in October 1992; and Adult Pop Airplay in March 1996.)

 

Here’s a look at the select seven songs popular enough across all three formats at the same time to rank at No. 1 on the three charts simultaneously. “Flowers” is the first since Adele’s “Easy on Me” last year, and the second in a row on Columbia, which has promoted four of the seven such hits – including three by Adele, thanks to the lead single from each of her last three studio albums (30, 25 and 21).

• “Flowers,” Miley Cyrus, one week (to-date), 2023
• “Easy on Me,” Adele, three weeks, 2022
• “Thinking Out Loud,” Ed Sheeran, one week, 2015
• “Hello,” Adele, four weeks, 2015
• “Stay With Me,” Sam Smith, one week, 2014
• “Rolling in the Deep,” Adele, two weeks, 2011
• “Because You Loved Me,” Celine Dion, five weeks, 1996

OVERALL

 

** = Incorrect update (song was dropped from or added to a format)

 

1. Miley Cyrus - "Flowers" 106.20 (-0.42) 

2. Metro Boomin, The Weeknd & 21 Savage - "Creepin'" 100.06 (-0.08) 

3. SZA - "Kill Bill" 99.86 (+0.37) 

4. The Weeknd - "Die for You" 67.06 (-0.72) 

5. Coi Leray - "Players" 63.04 (-0.50) 

6. Rema & Selena Gomez - "Calm Down" 59.33 (+1.44) 

7. David Guetta & Bebe Rexha - "I'm Good (Blue)" 51.27 (-0.39) 

8. Taylor Swift - "Anti-Hero" 51.23 (-0.06) 

9 (+1) Bailey Zimmerman - "Rock and a Hard Place" 49.73 (+0.25) 

10 (-1) Taylor Swift - "Lavender Haze" 49.49 (-0.05) **

 

11. Chris Brown - "Under the Influence" 48.25 (-0.88) 

12. Harry Styles - "As It Was" 46.56 (-0.39) 

13. RAYE - "Escapism. (feat. 070 Shake)" 45.86 (-0.15) 

14. Lady Gaga - "Bloody Mary" 42.50 (+0.05) 

15. Kane Brown & Katelyn Brown - "Thank God" 42.23 (+0.00) 

16. PinkPantheress & Ice Spice - "Boy's a liar Pt. 2" 42.00 (+0.89) 

17. Dierks Bentley - "Gold" 39.28 (+0.40) 

18. Parker McCollum - "Handle on You" 38.87 (+0.31) 

19 (+1) Miguel - "Sure Thing" 37.03 (+0.39) 

20 (-1) HARDY & Lainey Wilson - "wait in the truck" 36.99 (+0.25) 

 

Morgan Wallen - "Last Night" 36.63 (+1.41) 

Lizzo - "Special (feat. SZA)" 36.26 (-0.20) 

Morgan Wallen - "Thought You Should Know" 35.33 (+0.13) 

Corey Kent - "Wild as Her" 33.93 (+0.15) 

Ed Sheeran - "Eyes Closed" 33.17 (+0.74) 

Sam Smith & Kim Petras - "Unholy" 32.93 (-0.88) 

Tyler Hubbard - "Dancin' in the Country" 29.46 (+0.21) 

Morgan Wallen - "One Thing at a Time" 24.63 (+0.67) 

The Kid LAROI - "Love Again" 24.07 (-0.07) 

Latto - "Lottery (feat. LU KALA)" 20.50 (+0.26) 

Miley Cyrus - "River"  19.21 (+0.06) 

Morgan Wallen - "You Proof" 18.81 (-0.43) 

Niall Horan - "Heaven" 18.47 (-0.08) 

Sabrina Carpenter - "Nonsense" 18.28 (+0.11) 

Nicki Minaj - "Red Ruby Da Sleeze" 15.36 (+0.19) 

Toosii - "Favorite Song" 12.93 (+0.92) 

KAROL G & Shakira - "TQG" 11.27 (+0.22) 

Zach Bryan - "Something in the Orange" 7.93 (+0.06) 

SZA - "Snooze" 0.97 (+0.13) 

29. Nobody Gets Me: 1313 (-129) | 3.436 (-0.335) 
 

Strangely this is getting a second wind in Canada

Holy **** Calm Down  Damn callouts must be great for it. I can definitely see it going #1

2 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

Zach Bryan - "Something in the Orange" 7.93 (+0.06) 

It still blows my mind how much radio is paying this dust. It's one of the highest streamed country songs by someone not named Morgan Wallen in YEARS  It should easily be destroying County, HAC and AC right now.

4 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ Scores Rare Triple Triumph on Pop, Adult Airplay Charts

 

“Flowers” becomes just the seventh song to have led Pop Airplay, Adult Pop Airplay and AC concurrently in the 27 years that the three charts have coexisted. (AC launched in July 1961; Pop Airplay in October 1992; and Adult Pop Airplay in March 1996.)

 

Here’s a look at the select seven songs popular enough across all three formats at the same time to rank at No. 1 on the three charts simultaneously. “Flowers” is the first since Adele’s “Easy on Me” last year, and the second in a row on Columbia, which has promoted four of the seven such hits – including three by Adele, thanks to the lead single from each of her last three studio albums (30, 25 and 21).

• “Flowers,” Miley Cyrus, one week (to-date), 2023
• “Easy on Me,” Adele, three weeks, 2022
• “Thinking Out Loud,” Ed Sheeran, one week, 2015
• “Hello,” Adele, four weeks, 2015
• “Stay With Me,” Sam Smith, one week, 2014
• “Rolling in the Deep,” Adele, two weeks, 2011
• “Because You Loved Me,” Celine Dion, five weeks, 1996

She almost missed it too. Kill Bill was already #1 on Mediabase Published by the time the BB week ended.

Did any of the Ellie Goulding tracks get spins? 

8 hours ago, shelven said:

It still blows my mind how much radio is paying this dust. It's one of the highest streamed country songs by someone not named Morgan Wallen in YEARS  It should easily be destroying County, HAC and AC right now.

Zach Bryan doesn't really participate in the "mainstream" Nashville country scene, so maybe that's why radio programmers are paying him dust, since country radio still requires a lot of promotion and building connections.

He didn't even get a nomination for Best New Artist at the CMAs, despite being THE breakthrough story in country music right now, so yeah. 

16 minutes ago, Feanor said:

Zach Bryan doesn't really participate in the "mainstream" Nashville country scene, so maybe that's why radio programmers are paying him dust, since country radio still requires a lot of promotion and building connections.

He didn't even get a nomination for Best New Artist at the CMAs, despite being THE breakthrough story in country music right now, so yeah. 

With Something in the Orange's 52 weeks on the Hot 100 coming up, country radio needs to make a decision in the next few weeks whether to push it or to drop it off. No more middling around 7-8M AI to potentially skirt the recurrent rule and screw over a fresher song from charting on the Hot 100.