charts discussion Radio callouts: Doja smashing

[mintpasty]

Dua still doing amazing damn

My Oh My tumbling down 

[Bentley]

1 hour ago, Kamil24 said:

lol

Why the lol

[Reverse Warholian]

On 4/3/2020 at 6:09 PM, Medonerpls said:

someone needs to call the FBI for YSBS' situation, I NEED answers

Honestly. The callouts were pretty good and for a while was holding up well on other metrics. This deserved Fad Oh Fad's radio run as Miss @Michael196 pointed out.

Edited April 8, 2020 by ReverseWarholian

[Emi]

On 3/31/2020 at 10:37 PM, Ger-55 said:

Haha, nothing to apologize, it's a pleasure. 

 

MEDIABASE 102 (since 101 is to understand the daily charts  )

 

Every week, Critical Mass Media performs a survey. These surveys ask random participants a few basic questions about certain songs (initially the current Top 30 on Mediabase). These questions include: "Are you familiar with the song? (Familiarity)," "Do you feel positively or negatively about the song?," (Positive/Negative Reaction), "Would you say this is one of your favorite songs?" (Favoritism) and "Are you tired of hearing this song?" (Heavy Burnout) among general questions about a person's age, gender, location, and the type of stations they tend to listen to and when they listen to them. 

 

Basically, these factors (Positive/Negative Reaction, Familiarity, etc) are percentages (%) of people who answered affirmatively in each case given a total sample (around 1000-1500 people currently consulted each week). Now that we understand the factors, let's go with the combined scores.

 

Net Positive: is the basic overall reaction to the song. Formula: NetPos = Positive - Negative. 

 

Potential: gives you the whole picture about the immediate future of the song (literally its potential on chart) on the radio. It is the result that takes into account all the factors except Familiarity (that would give us Net Positive, Favoritism and Heavy Burnout). I have not yet found the formula to calculate this score (but I could give it a try since it's #Quarantine). To me this is the most important score in terms of what's next for the song, if radio drops/plays more a song, becuase it gives you a complete reaction of the audience. 

 

Pop Score: tells you the current level of popularity and reception of the song. Formula: Potential * Familiarity. Songs with the biggest familiarity tend to chart the highest, meaning they are the most played.

 

Personal conclusion:

In terms of peaks, radio stations pay attention to Potential score, but combined with the buzz around that song in other platforms: iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, etc. That meant a song that's heavily demanded on the sales and streaming department with very good callouts (but not stellar callouts) could be gaining a lot on radio and gets exposure enough to top the Airplay chart. Nevertheless, in terms of longevity, callouts are what matters the most, 100%. A song which keep getting great callouts are gonna serve amazing longevity (ex. Love Lies, Circles, Eastside).

 

Also, songs must be at least 60% familiar to qualify and appear on the chart which is released every Friday.

Thank you

[Bentley]

21 hours ago, ReverseWarholian said:

Honestly. The callouts were pretty good and for a while was holding up well on other metrics. This deserved Fad Oh Fad's radio run as Miss @Michael196 pointed out.

More “you should be mad”

 

and you are lol

[Ger]

I was bored and I decided to do an extensive search for the most loved songs according to callouts since 1999 (it's what we get from the Mediabase site).

 

Biggest favoritism percentages ever

 

1. Rascal Flatts - "What Hurts the Most" (2006) 51.0
2. ADELE - "Hello" (2015) 49.9
3. Carrie Underwood - "Before He Cheats" (2007) 47.8
4. ADELE - "Rolling in the Deep" (2011) 47.1
5. ADELE - "Someone Like You" (2011) 46.3
6. Taylor Swift - "Blank Space" (2014) 46.2
7. Sarah McLachlan - "I Will Remember You (Live)" (1999) 45.3
8. Sarah McLachlan - "Angel" (1999) 45.0
9. Leona Lewis - "Bleeding Love" (2008) 44.9
10. Lizzo - "Truth Hurts" (2019) 44.6

 

11. Gotye - "Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)" (2012) 44.5
12. Flo Rida - "Low (feat. T-Pain)" (2008) 44.4
13. ADELE - "Set Fire to the Rain" (2012) 43.5
14. Nelly - "Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)" (2004) 43.2
15. Taylor Swift - "I Knew You Were Trouble." (2012) 43.0
16. Ricky Martin - "Livin' La Vida Loca" (1999) 42.9
16. Kid Rock - "Picture (feat. Sheryl Crow)" (2003) 42.9
18. Alicia Keys - "No One" (2007) 42.8
18. Ed Sheeran - "Thinking Out Loud" (2015) 42.8
20. Beyoncé - "Irreplaceable" (2006) 42.7

Edited April 10, 2020 by Ger-55

[bluebirdsforever]

2 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

I was bored and I decided to do an extensive search for the most loved songs according to callouts since 1999 (it's what we get from the Mediabase site).

 

Biggest favoritism percentages ever

 

1. Rascal Flatts - "What Hurts the Most" (2006) 51.0
2. ADELE - "Hello" (2015) 49.9
3. Carrie Underwood - "Before He Cheats" (2007) 47.8
4. ADELE - "Rolling in the Deep" (2011) 47.1
5. ADELE - "Someone Like You" (2011) 46.3
6. Taylor Swift - "Blank Space" (2014) 46.2
7. Sarah McLachlan - "I Will Remember You (Live)" (1999) 45.3
8. Sarah McLachlan - "Angel" (1999) 45.0
9. Leona Lewis - "Bleeding Love" (2008) 44.9
10. Lizzo - "Truth Hurts" (2019) 44.6

 

11. Gotye - "Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)" (2012) 44.5
12. Flo Rida - "Low (feat. T-Pain)" (2008) 44.4
13. ADELE - "Set Fire to the Rain" (2012) 43.5
14. Nelly - "Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)" (2004) 43.2
15. Taylor Swift - "I Knew You Were Trouble." (2012) 43.0
16. Ricky Martin - "Livin' La Vida Loca" (1999) 42.9
16. Kid Rock - "Picture (feat. Sheryl Crow)" (2003) 42.9
18. Alicia Keys - "No One" (2007) 42.8
18. Ed Sheeran - "Thinking Out Loud" (2015) 42.8
20. Beyoncé - "Irreplaceable" (2006) 42.7

Oh wow @ Blank Space 

[idkwiam]

4 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

I was bored and I decided to do an extensive search for the most loved songs according to callouts since 1999 (it's what we get from the Mediabase site).

 

Biggest favoritism percentages ever

 

1. Rascal Flatts - "What Hurts the Most" (2006) 51.0
2. ADELE - "Hello" (2015) 49.9
3. Carrie Underwood - "Before He Cheats" (2007) 47.8
4. ADELE - "Rolling in the Deep" (2011) 47.1
5. ADELE - "Someone Like You" (2011) 46.3
6. Taylor Swift - "Blank Space" (2014) 46.2
7. Sarah McLachlan - "I Will Remember You (Live)" (1999) 45.3
8. Sarah McLachlan - "Angel" (1999) 45.0
9. Leona Lewis - "Bleeding Love" (2008) 44.9
10. Lizzo - "Truth Hurts" (2019) 44.6

 

11. Gotye - "Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)" (2012) 44.5
12. Flo Rida - "Low (feat. T-Pain)" (2008) 44.4
13. ADELE - "Set Fire to the Rain" (2012) 43.5
14. Nelly - "Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)" (2004) 43.2
15. Taylor Swift - "I Knew You Were Trouble." (2012) 43.0
16. Ricky Martin - "Livin' La Vida Loca" (1999) 42.9
16. Kid Rock - "Picture (feat. Sheryl Crow)" (2003) 42.9
18. Alicia Keys - "No One" (2007) 42.8
18. Ed Sheeran - "Thinking Out Loud" (2015) 42.8
20. Beyoncé - "Irreplaceable" (2006) 42.7

And yet SLY didn't reach number one.

[Hot Volcano]

Adele almost having all of her #1s in the top 10 

[AidanUnderYou]

5 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

I was bored and I decided to do an extensive search for the most loved songs according to callouts since 1999 (it's what we get from the Mediabase site).

 

Biggest favoritism percentages ever

 

1. Rascal Flatts - "What Hurts the Most" (2006) 51.0
2. ADELE - "Hello" (2015) 49.9
3. Carrie Underwood - "Before He Cheats" (2007) 47.8
4. ADELE - "Rolling in the Deep" (2011) 47.1
5. ADELE - "Someone Like You" (2011) 46.3
6. Taylor Swift - "Blank Space" (2014) 46.2
7. Sarah McLachlan - "I Will Remember You (Live)" (1999) 45.3
8. Sarah McLachlan - "Angel" (1999) 45.0
9. Leona Lewis - "Bleeding Love" (2008) 44.9
10. Lizzo - "Truth Hurts" (2019) 44.6

 

11. Gotye - "Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)" (2012) 44.5
12. Flo Rida - "Low (feat. T-Pain)" (2008) 44.4
13. ADELE - "Set Fire to the Rain" (2012) 43.5
14. Nelly - "Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)" (2004) 43.2
15. Taylor Swift - "I Knew You Were Trouble." (2012) 43.0
16. Ricky Martin - "Livin' La Vida Loca" (1999) 42.9
16. Kid Rock - "Picture (feat. Sheryl Crow)" (2003) 42.9
18. Alicia Keys - "No One" (2007) 42.8
18. Ed Sheeran - "Thinking Out Loud" (2015) 42.8
20. Beyoncé - "Irreplaceable" (2006) 42.7

very surprised at Truth Hurts, I thought that song was really loud and in your face I didn’t think it would resonate with listeners like that 

[Raphy23]

It’s a holiday today. Will we still get an update today??

[Pop Art]

8 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

I was bored and I decided to do an extensive search for the most loved songs according to callouts since 1999 (it's what we get from the Mediabase site).

 

Biggest favoritism percentages ever

 

1. Rascal Flatts - "What Hurts the Most" (2006) 51.0
2. ADELE - "Hello" (2015) 49.9
3. Carrie Underwood - "Before He Cheats" (2007) 47.8
4. ADELE - "Rolling in the Deep" (2011) 47.1
5. ADELE - "Someone Like You" (2011) 46.3
6. Taylor Swift - "Blank Space" (2014) 46.2
7. Sarah McLachlan - "I Will Remember You (Live)" (1999) 45.3
8. Sarah McLachlan - "Angel" (1999) 45.0
9. Leona Lewis - "Bleeding Love" (2008) 44.9
10. Lizzo - "Truth Hurts" (2019) 44.6

 

11. Gotye - "Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)" (2012) 44.5
12. Flo Rida - "Low (feat. T-Pain)" (2008) 44.4
13. ADELE - "Set Fire to the Rain" (2012) 43.5
14. Nelly - "Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)" (2004) 43.2
15. Taylor Swift - "I Knew You Were Trouble." (2012) 43.0
16. Ricky Martin - "Livin' La Vida Loca" (1999) 42.9
16. Kid Rock - "Picture (feat. Sheryl Crow)" (2003) 42.9
18. Alicia Keys - "No One" (2007) 42.8
18. Ed Sheeran - "Thinking Out Loud" (2015) 42.8
20. Beyoncé - "Irreplaceable" (2006) 42.7

Kiii @ Taylor having some of the most loved songs of all time and then on the flip end also some of the biggest drops on radio of all time.

[Ger]

Potential (04/10)

1 (+1) everything i wanted 86 

2 (-1) Don't Start Now 86 (▼2)

3 (+3) Blinding Lights 86 (▲2)

4 (+5) Say So 85 (▲2)

5. Falling 84 

6 (-3) Adore You 83 (▼2)

7 (+3) Circles 82 (▼1)

8. Hot Girl Bummer 82 (▼2) 

9 (NE) To Die For 82

10 (-6) My Oh My 81 (▼3) 

11 (+4) The Box 81 (▲3)

12 (-1) Intentions 80 (▼2) 

13 (-6) You should be sad 80 (▼4)

14 (-1) Heartless 78 (▼1)

15 (-1) RITMO (Bad Boys for Life) 78 

16 (-4) The Bones 77 (▼3)

17. Roxanne 77 (▲1)

18. Know Your Worth 73 (▲3)

19 (NE) Stupid Love 73

 

Pop Score (04/10)

1. Don't Start Now 83 (▼2)

2. Circles 81 

3. Hot Girl Bummer 79 (▼1)

4 (+1) everything i wanted 78 

5 (-1) My Oh My 78 (▼2)

6 (+3) Blinding Lights 77 (▲2)

7 (-1) Adore You 76 (▼1)

8 (-1) Heartless 75 (▼1)

9 (-1) Roxanne 75

10 (+1) Falling 73 (▲1)

11 (+1) The Box 73 (▲4)

12 (-2) Say So 72

13. Intentions 68 

14 (+2) RITMO (Bad Boys for Life) 66

15 (-1) The Bones 64 (▼4) 

16 (-1) You should be sad 61 (▼5) 

17 (NE) To Die For 59

18. Know Your Worth 49 (▲1)

19 (NE) Stupid Love 49

 

Net Positive (04/10)

1 (+4) Blinding Lights 48.3 (+4.0)

2 (NE) To Die For 47.0

3 (-2) Don't Start Now 46.7 (-4.4)

4 (+2) Say So 45.7 (+1.9)

5 (-3) Falling 44.6 (-1.1)

6 (+2) everything i wanted 43.7 (+2.0)

7 (-3) Adore You 43.4 (-1.7)

8 (+3) Circles 40.3 (=)

9 (-6) You should be sad 40.0 (-5.4)

10 (-3) My Oh My 38.6 (-4.0)

11 (-2) Hot Girl Bummer 38.2 (-2.6)

12 (-2) Intentions 38.2 (-2.1)

13 (-1) The Bones 36.5 (-2.1)

14 (+1) RITMO (Bad Boys for Life) 36.4 (-1.4)

15 (-1) Heartless 35.7 (-2.5)

16. The Box 35.5 (+4.6)

17 (+1) Know Your Worth 34.4 (+5.9)

18 (-1) Roxanne 30.5 (+1.3)

19 (NE) Stupid Love 30.1

 

Most positive reaction: Don't Start Now

Favorite song: everything i wanted

Most negative reaction: Roxanne

Heaviest Burnout: Circles

Most familiarity: Circles

[katyhudson]

Lady Gaga also debuted at the last place on HAC radio I- 

[Ger]

Bad callouts for Gaga, yeah, label better push it on the last minute to get the Top 10 peak, a NRO situation.

 

AY's callouts getting worse and worse fast, damn, people got tired of it fast, I'm very surprised, but now it's not showing the longevity it was promised. Expecting big decreases on the next days.

 

Literally, everything is going down on radio, if that would mean GP is listening more to radio and therefore it's getting more overplayed, they're getting more tired of all the songs.

 

It would be great if radio gives Billie a second wind, she would be perfect for next #1 on Pop. 

 

Camila should slow down very very much in the next days, she truly got worse this week, right now I see her peaking at #3, if anything.

 

"The Bones" callouts are truly... something. I guess it won't be the great crossover I thought it would be. It started so so well, but it has just got awfully worse with each week passing. 

 

BL looks safe for being a multi-week #1 Pop hit.

[Starkboy]

Gaga last but at least it's not as disastrous as Yummy, ME! etc.

[bbbrndn]

Gaga  

[Kyoto]

Gaga

 

[Pop Art]

Well it's officially over for Stupid Love now.  Hopefully she can still sneak that #10 peak in the coming days.

 

29 minutes ago, Starkboy said:

Gaga last but at least it's not as disastrous as Yummy, ME! etc.

If you have them handy, could you post for reference?

 

[Artur]

Gaga

 

[chosensparkles]

Stupid Love yikes

is there any chance it might improve?

[Starkboy]

1 minute ago, Pop Art said:

Well it's officially over for Stupid Love now.  Hopefully she can still sneak that #10 peak in the coming days.

 

If you have them handy, could you post for reference?

 

these were their debuts:

 

16. Yummy 8.5 (last)

 

17. ME! 12.2 (last)

 

 

 

 

[Armani?]

This just makes it wierd that radio wont play Everything I Wanted even more

[Pop Art]

5 minutes ago, Starkboy said:

these were their debuts:

 

16. Yummy 8.5 (last)

 

17. ME! 12.2 (last)

Jesus.  Well at least this isn't as disastrous as those were, thanks!

[Ger]

33 minutes ago, chosensparkles said:

Stupid Love yikes

is there any chance it might improve?

Sure, there's always a chance to improve, but it's over since those callouts are waaaay farse from the current rank.

 

28 minutes ago, Armani? said:

This just makes it wierd that radio wont play Everything I Wanted even more

I hate how radio treats Billie, it has always happened, "bad guy" was an exception and basically they were forced to play it because of the massive demand and the excellent callouts. Doesn't surprise me that much since it's not the typical-radio songs artist.