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Billboard Charts (March 17-23, 2019)


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4 hours ago, Jet said:

It’s kinda messy how weak the #1’s this year are (minus TUN and 7R) especially Sucker and Shallow which have only spent 1 week in the top 5 this year :deadbanana4:

 

We need more monster hits...

Good thing with Shallow is it already established 20+ weeks inside top30 :fan:

 

It's a weak no.1 if you'll only consider its top10 stay but it'll be a good no.1 after its full run considering 30weeks on the H100 is already on-lock...

 

For Sucker, now that i don't know.. maybe it could pull a Pillowtalk which stayed at top10 for 14weeks?? That'll still be a great run for a no.1 :party:

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4 hours ago, Green said:

 

Not you forgetting "Without Me" which has big chances to end at least top 5 on the Billboard year end chart  :skull: 

And Sunflower was well, which wasn’t left the top 15 since October and is currently #2 on the Hot 100

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Lowest week sales for a #1 hit this decade:

 

1. Girls Like You 14,000 (7th week atop)

2. Girls Like You 17,000 (6th week atop)

3. Girls Like You 18,000 (3rd week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (7th week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (8th week atop)

4. 7 rings 20,000 (6th week atop)

7. In My Feelings 21,000 (10th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (1st week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (4th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (5th week atop)

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4 minutes ago, Ger-55 said:

Lowest week sales for a #1 hit this decade:

 

1. Girls Like You 14,000 (7th week atop)

2. Girls Like You 17,000 (6th week atop)

3. Girls Like You 18,000 (3rd week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (7th week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (8th week atop)

4. 7 rings 20,000 (6th week atop)

7. In My Feelings 21,000 (10th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (1st week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (4th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (5th week atop)

pure sales are dead in 2019 pass it on

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8 minutes ago, Ger-55 said:

Lowest week sales for a #1 hit this decade:

 

1. Girls Like You 14,000 (7th week atop)

2. Girls Like You 17,000 (6th week atop)

3. Girls Like You 18,000 (3rd week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (7th week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (8th week atop)

4. 7 rings 20,000 (6th week atop)

7. In My Feelings 21,000 (10th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (1st week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (4th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (5th week atop)

:rip:

 

Still amazing for GLY to cross 1M sooner tho :clap3:

 

Gotta love a multi-format smash 

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9 minutes ago, Ger-55 said:

Lowest week sales for a #1 hit this decade:

 

1. Girls Like You 14,000 (7th week atop)

2. Girls Like You 17,000 (6th week atop)

3. Girls Like You 18,000 (3rd week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (7th week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (8th week atop)

4. 7 rings 20,000 (6th week atop)

7. In My Feelings 21,000 (10th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (1st week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (4th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (5th week atop)

Remember the week when I Knew You Were Trouble had 580,000 downloads and still couldn’t hit #1? Streaming changed everything.

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8 minutes ago, WestCoast said:

pure sales are dead in 2019 pass it on

Wasn't trying to being shady or something, just find it curious how bad the sales market has declined so much, especially lately when the latest hits actually break constantly record for the lowest sales amount.

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9 hours ago, Starkboy said:

Streaming Songs

1. 7 Rings | 36.9M (-7%) *7th week at #1

9. Sucker | 25.2M (-42%)

10. Wow | 26.1M (+5%)

 

Radio Songs

1. Without Me | 100.6M (-1%) *3rd week at #1 

3. 7 Rings | 88.4M (+3%)

6. Wow | 65.9M (+5%)

14. Shallow | 52.3M (+23%)

27. Sucker | 35.6M (+59%)

 

Digital Songs

1. Shallow | 34,000 (-39%) *8th week at #1

2. Sucker | 30,000 (-66%)

3. Wow | 22,000 (+22%) 

5. 7 Rings | 20,000 (-7%)

I hope Post doesn't block Ariana on Radio. She's long overdue for a #1 radio song. :deadbanana4: 

 

But no one can deny 7r's stability on all metrics is amazing! :clap3:

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7 minutes ago, MardinBeksloy said:

Remember the week when I Knew You Were Trouble had 580,000 downloads and still couldn’t hit #1? Streaming changed everything.

or when Problem did 438K in its first week and still got blocked :deadbanana2:who would've thought that 5 years later she'd go #1 with 20K sales :dies:

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23 minutes ago, Ger-55 said:

Lowest week sales for a #1 hit this decade:

 

1. Girls Like You 14,000 (7th week atop)

2. Girls Like You 17,000 (6th week atop)

3. Girls Like You 18,000 (3rd week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (7th week atop)

4. Nice For What 20,000 (8th week atop)

4. 7 rings 20,000 (6th week atop)

7. In My Feelings 21,000 (10th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (1st week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (4th week atop)

7. Girls Like You 21,000 (5th week atop)

:!ohno::cries::shakeno:

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8 minutes ago, Jude said:

I hope Post doesn't block Ariana on Radio. She's long overdue for a #1 radio song. :deadbanana4: 

 

But no one can deny 7r's stability on all metrics is amazing! :clap3:

When was the last time the Airplay #1 earned under 100 M impressions? Strong songs get over 150 M BB/200 M MB . High Hopes and Girls Like You had lengthy runs at #1 on radio songs, but neither peaked anywhere close to 150 M BB/200 M MB.

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3 minutes ago, brianc33710 said:

When was the last time the Airplay #1 earned under 100 M impressions? Strong songs get over 150 M BB/200 M MB . High Hopes and Girls Like You had lengthy runs at #1 on radio songs, but neither peaked anywhere close to 150 M BB/200 M MB.

Don't have an idea. Sorry.

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Juice World earned 165k units, but only 43k in actual sales.  He received 120k from streaming/176.44 M ODS.  I guess he only sold 20k in downloads, because he only got credit for 2,000 of his consumption from those.

 

Also, do you think he debuted with a bunch of songs in the Top 50?  If so, some of those lower-ranking SRC candidates could have fallen below #50.

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4 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

The Hot 100 is so INCREDIBLY weak that the current #1 isn't number-one in any major components, and songs of which peaked months ago are climbing back to the pole position.

 

:hoetenks:

 

And, each #1 on each of the component charts are weak.  We may have more and more Hot 100 longevity record set in the coming weeks and months, maybe even a 17-18 week #1, but obviously none of them are huge songs.  Case in point, the longest running #1 on the now defunct Hot Singles Sales Chart, with 25 weeks, happened when the top songs failed to even sell 10k copies, and sometimes not even 1k.  Compare that to CITW 97, which "only" spent 14 weeks on top of Hot Singles Sales, but sold around 8 M copies during those weeks.

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ThirdWardBey

If Adele, Taylor, Rihanna, or even Beyoncé released rn they’d easily debut at #1 and stay there for weeks :rip:

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25 minutes ago, brianc33710 said:

When was the last time the Airplay #1 earned under 100 M impressions? Strong songs get over 150 M BB/200 M MB . High Hopes and Girls Like You had lengthy runs at #1 on radio songs, but neither peaked anywhere close to 150 M BB/200 M MB.

Marshmello and Bastille's "Happier" topped the Airplay chart with 99.2M audience impressions in November. But I'm making some more research. And yes, "High Hopes" peaked just a little above 130M and "Girls Like You" a little under 130M. Both had an insane (and historic imo) longevity.

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I think Billie has a chance for multiple top 10’s release week. Who knows, maybe one of the album tracks will be strong enough for #1. She has exploded in popularity lately

 

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@Ger-55 @brianc33710

 

The airplay number one song with the lowest listener impressions of the 21st century thus far is Aaliyah's "Try Again" which peaked at 92M AI circa. June 17, 2000.

 

That same week it became the first airplay-only song to top the Hot 100 without a physical/retail release.

 

If this week's Hot 100 is to go by then I believe that, much sooner rather than later, we will see an airplay number one song peak with ~95M listener impressions via. Billboard/BDS and ~120M listener impressions via. Mediabase. 

 

We haven't had a song hit over 160M listener impressions via. Billboard/BDS for almost two years now. Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You" peaking atop airplay with 180M listener impressions via. Billboard/BDS and 250M via. Mediabase seems so distant.

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12 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

@Ger-55 @brianc33710

 

The airplay number one song with the lowest listener impressions of the 21st century thus far is Aaliyah's "Try Again" which peaked at 92M AI circa. June 17, 2000.

 

That same week it became the first airplay-only song to top the Hot 100 without a physical/retail release.

 

If this week's Hot 100 is to go by then I believe that, much sooner rather than later, we will see an airplay number one song peak with ~95M listener impressions via. Billboard/BDS and ~120M listener impressions via. Mediabase. 

 

We haven't had a song hit over 160M listener impressions via. Billboard/BDS for almost two years now. Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You" peaking atop airplay with 180M listener impressions via. Billboard/BDS and 250M via. Mediabase seems so distant.

Wow, thanks for all this info, I was actually making some research. I only found "Happier" lower than 100M impressions since 2014. But yeah, Airplay numbers have been very low lately.

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I'd actually rather have this years "weak number ones" (as fellow commenters are calling it) this year than Drake dominating the charts again, any day. 

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3 hours ago, MardinBeksloy said:

Remember the week when I Knew You Were Trouble had 580,000 downloads and still couldn’t hit #1? Streaming changed everything.

 

3 hours ago, WestCoast said:

or when Problem did 438K in its first week and still got blocked :deadbanana2:who would've thought that 5 years later she'd go #1 with 20K sales :dies:

What blocked them?:deadbanana2:

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4 minutes ago, Timber said:

 

What blocked them?:deadbanana2:

Fancy blocked Problem :skull: idk about the other one

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10 minutes ago, Timber said:

 

What blocked them?:deadbanana2:

 

4 minutes ago, wxvii said:

Fancy blocked Problem :skull: idk about the other one

IKYWT was blocked by Locked Out Of Heaven

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58 minutes ago, Feather said:

I'd actually rather have this years "weak number ones" (as fellow commenters are calling it) this year than Drake dominating the charts again, any day. 

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