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Maroon 5's "Girls Like You," featuring Cardi B, spends a seventh week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (dated Nov. 10), again winning a close race over Travis Scott's "Sicko Mode," which holds at its No. 2 high.

 

"Girls" dips 9-13 on Digital Song Sales, with 14,000 downloads sold, down 18 percent, in the week ending Nov. 1, after leading the list for six weeks, and retreats 12-13 on Streaming Songs (23.2 million U.S. streams, down 5 percent, in the week ending Nov. 1), where it reached No. 5.

 

Girls Like You:
Radio - #1
Streaming - #13
Sales - #13

The last time the Hot 100 #1 was  the 2000s. 
 

making room for thank u, next tea

Cool beans.

 

Others wish they can have the LONGEVITY that Smash Like You has

 

Chart Run:

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Yasss Is Ariana opportunity to top next week

 

Let me go stream Thank You, next

So, this just means that the entire chart is pretty weak.

Time for Lea Michele to surprise release and snatch the #1  

weak digitally/streaming wise, but radio wise it's a monster... that's why it's still number 1. 

still a RADIO and YOUTUBE Monster

People in general have no significant interest on current music. Industry should be worried.

Just now, Mariano said:

weak digitally/streaming wise, but radio wise it's a monster... that's why it's still number 1. 

streaming is bigger than radio

Ari better snatch. Ugh why didn't she release Friday with a video?  

Edited November 5, 20187 yr by Mezter

I think Shallow and FEFE missing the #1 spot indicates that it's time for Billboard to give more weight to streaming.

Maroon 5 clinging to #1 based on radio, pretends to be shocked.gif

Just now, robotdanger said:

I think Shallow and FEFE missing the #1 spot indicates that it's time for Billboard to give more weight to streaming.

nnn.. now sis are you serious? 

37 minutes ago, Cap10Planet said:

So, this just means that the entire chart is pretty weak.

 

Basically. If the #1 is weak then the rest of the chart is weaker.

this her chance

 

1 minute ago, robotdanger said:

I think Shallow and FEFE missing the #1 spot indicates that it's time for Billboard to give more weight to streaming.

just less weight to radio would be enough 

9 minutes ago, TalkThatRihanna said:

Cool beans.

 

Others wish they can have the LONGEVITY that Smash Like You has

 

Chart Run:

94-4-5-5-4-5-3-3-3-4-2-2-2-2-2-2-1-1-1-1-1-1-1

Calm down, nobody was saying it was a weak hit. 

Just now, Tsareena said:

just less weight to radio would be enough 

Yes, maybe less weight to radio. Radio (especially Pop) can be very fraudulent and biased towards certain demographics. This can be seen in their reluctance to play Shallow despite the fact that it's a streaming monster. I think it's time to put an end to radio's games once and for all. 

6 minutes ago, robotdanger said:

I think Shallow and FEFE missing the #1 spot indicates that it's time for Billboard to give more weight to streaming.

Neither would be #1 right now even if they did that.

Edited November 5, 20187 yr by Cap10Planet

i’m not here for streaming being the primary indicator of #1s tho ... i mean sales are dead so that’s out the window , but if streams completely overtook then we’d have some disastrous flops getting #1s and “hits”. and the top 40 songs would almost entirely be composed of rap. not that that’s an issue , but ..

41 minutes ago, robotdanger said:

I think Shallow and FEFE missing the #1 spot indicates that it's time for Billboard to give more weight to streaming.

 

But that wouldn't help Shallow when it's not even top 20 on overall streaming   

 

And FEFE would have been still blocked by In My Feelings which was a streaming monster.

3 minutes ago, robotdanger said:

Yes, maybe less weight to radio. Radio (especially Pop) can be very fraudulent and biased towards certain demographics. This can be seen in their reluctance to play Shallow despite the fact that it's a streaming monster. I think it's time to put an end to radio's games once and for all. 

UK charts don't have radio and it's by far one of the most accurate 

 

GLY is still a monster hit tho, but it's being this weak will make room for thank u #1 next  

5 minutes ago, romonster said:

It’s #13 in both sales and streaming yet still #1 on the Hot 100 

  

Radio’s influence on the charts needs to be reduced

Nah, GLY is simply a radio monster and there's no a big hit atm.

I don't understand this thread. Where's the proof it's the weakest #1 since summer 2000? You just posted GLY's stats