Last minute push to get to #1 on pop

Ready For It is miles better

Can anyone here tell me if Good Old Days has been sent to radios?

Pop Radio Adds:

Ed leads with 57 for Perfect 

Camila comes in at third with 37 with Havana

ID at fourth with 35 adds for Thunder (have yet to listen in full but seems like another smash)

HailEGOT also secures 30 adds with Let Me Go 

 

POP
5 = TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 13784 78.121

+100 Spins

+0.394 Audience

 

HAC 

8 = TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 4391 25.323

+18 Spins

+0.009 Audience

 

RHYTHMIC

20 +1 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 1561 4.388

+21 Spins

+0.054 Audience

 

POP

20 +1 TAYLOR SWIFT Ready For It 3975 25.821

+126 Spins

+0.071 Audience

 

1 hour ago, DemiLovato said:

POP

9. (+1) Demi Lovato - Sorry Not Sorry - Spins: 9770 (+269) - Audience: 57.898 (+2.687

Insane audience update  

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Camila is going to smash with Havana.  

Niall is the next radio #1

 

 

First future radio #1 to miss the BBHot100 top 10 since?????????

2 hours ago, berberocka said:

Niall is the next radio #1

 

 

First future radio #1 to miss the BBHot100 top 10 since?????????

I don't see him being N.1, he's already dropping (less than Charlie) but there is still a 10million difference.

7 minutes ago, Kiall said:

I don't see him being N.1, he's already dropping (less than Charlie) but there is still a 10million difference.

So who is likely the #1??Liam,  Taylor and Portugal the Man are still very far way behind

Ready For It is so much better than Look What You Made Me Do anyway. So ready to see it smashing

Give as hot and steamy video Taylor.

3 hours ago, berberocka said:

Niall is the next radio #1

 

 

First future radio #1 to miss the BBHot100 top 10 since?????????

 

Since the 90's

 

The only #1 Radio Songs that missed the top 10 were not allowed to chart on the Hot 100 at their peak because they didn't have a retail single available for sale.

 

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

 

"Don't Speak", No Doubt  1996-1997

Radio: 16 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Men in Black", Will Smith 1997

Radio: 4 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Fly", Sugar Ray 1997

Radio: 6 weeks at #1  (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Torn", Natalie Imbruglia 1998

Radio:11 weeks at #1  (Hot 100 Peak: #42) 

 

When Billboard changed the rules and allowed airplay only singles to chart it was too late for Torn (it was #32 on radio by then).

Edited September 27, 20179 yr by Green

1 hour ago, Green said:

 

Since the 90's

 

The only #1 Radio Songs that missed the top 10 were not allowed to chart on the Hot 100 at their peak because they didn't have a retail single available for sale.

 

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

 

"Don't Speak", No Doubt  1996-1997

Radio: 16 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Men in Black", Will Smith 1997

Radio: 4 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Fly", Sugar Ray 1997

Radio: 6 weeks at #1  (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Torn", Natalie Imbruglia 1998

Radio:11 weeks at #1  (Hot 100 Peak: #42) 

 

When Billboard changed the rules and allowed airplay only singles to chart it was too late for Torn (it was #32 on radio by then).

Thanks 

10 hours ago, Green said:

 

Since the 90's

 

The only #1 Radio Songs that missed the top 10 were not allowed to chart on the Hot 100 at their peak because they didn't have a retail single available for sale.

 

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

 

"Don't Speak", No Doubt  1996-1997

Radio: 16 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Men in Black", Will Smith 1997

Radio: 4 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Fly", Sugar Ray 1997

Radio: 6 weeks at #1  (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Torn", Natalie Imbruglia 1998

Radio:11 weeks at #1  (Hot 100 Peak: #42) 

 

When Billboard changed the rules and allowed airplay only singles to chart it was too late for Torn (it was #32 on radio by then).

All these classics being done wrong

 

Demi's update 

 

Also, great updates for Camila 

Now that Niall's power rotation period is over, it's Demi's turn. Perfect timing.

LWYMMD is just gonna have to wait it's turn.

 

Just now, Green said:

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

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Edited September 27, 20179 yr by Mr. Adele

12 hours ago, Green said:

 

Since the 90's

 

The only #1 Radio Songs that missed the top 10 were not allowed to chart on the Hot 100 at their peak because they didn't have a retail single available for sale.

 

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

 

"Don't Speak", No Doubt  1996-1997

Radio: 16 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Men in Black", Will Smith 1997

Radio: 4 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Fly", Sugar Ray 1997

Radio: 6 weeks at #1  (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Torn", Natalie Imbruglia 1998

Radio:11 weeks at #1  (Hot 100 Peak: #42) 

 

When Billboard changed the rules and allowed airplay only singles to chart it was too late for Torn (it was #32 on radio by then).

Mess at their labels not releasing a single when they peaked at AirPlay.

 

Bigger mess that there's a chance for a song to hit #1 Radio today without going top 10 on the Hot 100.

12 hours ago, Green said:

 

Since the 90's

 

The only #1 Radio Songs that missed the top 10 were not allowed to chart on the Hot 100 at their peak because they didn't have a retail single available for sale.

 

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

 

"Don't Speak", No Doubt  1996-1997

Radio: 16 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Men in Black", Will Smith 1997

Radio: 4 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Fly", Sugar Ray 1997

Radio: 6 weeks at #1  (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Torn", Natalie Imbruglia 1998

Radio:11 weeks at #1  (Hot 100 Peak: #42) 

 

When Billboard changed the rules and allowed airplay only singles to chart it was too late for Torn (it was #32 on radio by then).

This is still so crazy to me, these songs were HUGE, I can't believe they weren't #1 hits on the Hot 100. I remember Torn being EVERYWHERE when I was little 

Why did it take so long for Billboard to change this rule?

1 hour ago, Headlock said:

This is still so crazy to me, these songs were HUGE, I can't believe they weren't #1 hits on the Hot 100. I remember Torn being EVERYWHERE when I was little 

Why did it take so long for Billboard to change this rule?

It was a right rule, because labels wouldn't put out singles in physical form to boost album sales. The digital age changed all that obviously

POP:
5 4 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 13876 13176 700 78.453

+92 Spins
-23 Bullet
+0.332 Audience

HOT AC:
8 7 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 4392 4294 98 25.102

+1 Spin
-2 Bullet
-0.221 Audience

AC:
20 21 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 204 212 -8 0.725

-1 Spin
+7 Bullet
-0.006 Audience

RHYTHMIC:
22 18 TAYLOR SWIFT Look What You Made Me Do 1590 1481 109 4.455

+29 Spins
+20 Bullet
+0.067 Audience

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

POP:
23 20 TAYLOR SWIFT Ready For It 4096 3295 801 25.999

+121 Spins
-5 Bullet
+0.178 Audience

Taylor already peaked with both songs? 

 

Is LWYMMD gonna be #1 on radio eventually?

2 minutes ago, Mr. Adele said:

Taylor already peaked with both songs? 

 

Is LWYMMD gonna be #1 on radio eventually?

Niall and Portugal the Man may block her.

1 hour ago, berberocka said:

Niall and Portugal the Man may block her.

Do you have Alessia's stats?

 

I hope she can get her 4th #1 with 1-800. Its radio growth looks healthy.

22 hours ago, Green said:

 

Since the 90's

 

The only #1 Radio Songs that missed the top 10 were not allowed to chart on the Hot 100 at their peak because they didn't have a retail single available for sale.

 

"I'll Be There for You", The Rembrandts 1995

Radio: 8 weeks at #1 (Hot 100 Peak: #17):  It was released for sale 3 months after its airplay peak when the song was #16 on Radio.

 

"Don't Speak", No Doubt  1996-1997

Radio: 16 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Men in Black", Will Smith 1997

Radio: 4 weeks at #1 (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Fly", Sugar Ray 1997

Radio: 6 weeks at #1  (Hot 100: N/A)

 

"Torn", Natalie Imbruglia 1998

Radio:11 weeks at #1  (Hot 100 Peak: #42) 

 

When Billboard changed the rules and allowed airplay only singles to chart it was too late for Torn (it was #32 on radio by then).

what a dumb rule  

also why didn't Don't Speak have a retail single available?