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Both YNTCD and ME! peaked at #1! 

 

 

Just now, TayDine1989 said:

Both YNTCD and ME! peaked at #1! 

 

 

nicki #14 wait so is this legit like billboard?

Sweet but Psycho peaked at #9 on this chart. Suddenly Billboard is over

 

this is cool, I love that they give a breakdown of everything 

ok but i actually rlly love this chart system however it works sunflower, wow and sucker being out of this top 10lizzo being #6, lil nas getting another top 5 we've decided to stan

3 minutes ago, EthaneFenty said:

nicki #14 wait so is this legit like billboard?

It should be but it'll be like Billboard Japan (second fiddle to ORICON in Japan). The benefit to this chart is that it doesn't include radio. So one can genuinely say radio is the reason Taylor missed #1 twice. 

Never Really Over is a #5 hit oh wow looks much more accurate than Billboard but unfortunately Billboard will stay the official one

Camila went #1 

2 minutes ago, Hector said:

It should be but it'll be like Billboard Japan (second fiddle to ORICON in Japan). The benefit to this chart is that it doesn't include radio. So one can genuinely say radio is the reason Taylor missed #1 twice. 

ME deserved #1 for pulling 600 points tbh, if she had started her era around this time she couldve got it

4 minutes ago, Hector said:

So one can genuinely say radio is the reason Taylor missed #1 twice.

Not when ME and YNTCD both peaked at #1 based on the RS charts 

Never Really Over

 

TOP CITIES

1. New York, NY
2. Boston, MA (Manchester, NH)
3. Washington, DC (Hagerstown, MD)

 

my streams coming through  

Shallow also hitting #1. 

ASIB album peak of 15... What? 

Wow peaking at #15  

I'm going to start keeping track of this chart here. Maybe new thread if I'm feeling cute.

 

2019

#1x1 (6/27) Lil Nas X - Old Town Road (feat. Billy Ray Cyrus)

#2 (6/27) Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello - Señorita

#3 (6/27) Drake - Money In the Grave (feat. Rick Ross)

#4 (6/27) Lil Nas X - Panini

#5 (6/27) Chris Brown - No Guidance (feat. Drake)

#6 (6/27) Lizzo - Truth Hurts

#7 (6/27) Billie Eilish - bad guy

#8 (6/27) Taylor Swift - You Need to Calm Down

#9 (6/27) Lil Nas X & Cardi B - Rodeo

#10 (6/27) DaBaby - Suge

 

WEEK 1: 6/21/19-6/27/19

1 (NEW) Lil Nas X - Old Town Road (feat. Billy Ray Cyrus)

2 (NEW) Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello - Señorita

3 (NEW) Drake - Money In the Grave (feat. Rick Ross)

4 (NEW) Lil Nas X - Panini

5 (NEW) Chris Brown - No Guidance (feat. Drake)

6 (NEW) Lizzo - Truth Hurts

7 (NEW) Billie Eilish - bad guy

8 (NEW) Taylor Swift - You Need to Calm Down

9 (NEW) Lil Nas X & Cardi B - Rodeo

10 (NEW) DaBaby - Suge

 

Artist History in Top 10

Lil Nas X 3 (3)

Drake 2 (2)

Billy Ray Cyrus 1 (1)

Shawn Mendes 1 (1)

Camila Cabello 1 (1)

Rick Ross 1 (1)

Chris Brown 1 (1)

Lizzo 1 (1)

Billie Eilish 1 (1)

Taylor Swift 1 (1)

Cardi B 1 (1)

DaBaby 1 (1)

 

So it seems that if an album or a song reached #1 on any day during the tracking week (since the charts are updating daily) that is considered its peak, not what the final published weekly chart states. It's...

(Both Madonna and Springsteen have #1 peaks for their albums.)

13 minutes ago, TayDine1989 said:

Both YNTCD and ME! peaked at #1! 

11 minutes ago, EthaneFenty said:

nicki #14 wait so is this legit like billboard?

11 minutes ago, Psycho said:

Sweet but Psycho peaked at #9 on this chart. Suddenly Billboard is over

7 minutes ago, EthaneFenty said:

lizzo being #6, lil nas getting another top 5 we've decided to stan

3 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Never Really Over is a #5 hit oh wow

3 minutes ago, Villanelle said:

Camila went #1 

1 minute ago, TayDine1989 said:

Not when ME and YNTCD both peaked at #1 based on the RS charts 

Just now, Arxane said:

Shallow also hitting #1. 

The charts are updated daily so it shows their peaks on the daily charts, not the final/weekly chart

1 minute ago, Arxane said:

 

Shallow also hitting #1. 

ASIB album peak of 15... What? 

This. Are pure sales not included or something lol. 

Lizzo on #6

11 minutes ago, Hector said:

It should be but it'll be like Billboard Japan (second fiddle to ORICON in Japan). The benefit to this chart is that it doesn't include radio. So one can genuinely say radio is the reason Taylor missed #1 twice. 

Radio wasn't the reason YNTCD missed #1. It was like a 300+ point gap, it still would've missed #1 without any radio points for OTR since Billboard weighs sales/streams differently than RS. 

 

And I'm not sure Me! would've been a #1 either without airplay counting on Hot 100. OTR was just starting to take off on radio when it blocked Me!. OTR had 68 million audience impressions while Me! had 54 million due to a massive radio deal. Simm had the final prediction with like an 70 point lead, which is much higher than the radio gap (70 points is like 56m~ audience). 

Madame X dropped to #102 on this chart

1 minute ago, shookgrande said:

The charts are updated daily so it shows their peaks on the daily charts, not the final/weekly chart

Glad to know my fave was top 5 for a day

Never Really Over peak at #5  

 

Megatron is top 15

 

Iconic.