45 minutes ago, TayDine1989 said:

Both YNTCD and ME! peaked at #1! 

 

 

We now claim Rolling Stone before Billboard

46 minutes ago, iHype. said:

 It does not count passive listening, such as plays on terrestrial or digital radio.

I already stan then

Ariana has 3 #1s from the thank u, next era 

Homecoming peaked 3. Billboard found dead 

Dangerous Woman peaking at #1 

is it possible to load all the positions at once. Load More feature is kinda annoying, i just wanna ctrl+f artists i like without pressing load more for 5 times

This is so cool! I like how they show the units for each song and album.

How do they have I Don't Care at 7.7m streams when it did 7.1m just on Spotify 

Finally a chart showing units for every position 

This is really interesting!

 

But I don't see it ever becoming as important or serious as Billboard

free payola

poor ariana

38 minutes ago, daniel_ said:

Dangerous Woman peaking at #1 

 

41 minutes ago, quitedangerous said:

Ariana has 3 #1s from the thank u, next era 

I wish Billboard had that data under every album though. 

i hope they add chart history for every artist etc, i like that it's very detailed 

Now the stanbase have more receipts to brag their faves. 

Eminem is #16 

Kelly charted at 281 on the most streamed 500 artists this week!

 

2 hours ago, KillingYourCareer said:

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

The only chart we use from now

on.

This looks cool

2 hours ago, Mr.Fenty said:

Lizzo on #6

And somehow billboard is dead. 

2 hours ago, quitedangerous said:

Ariana has 3 #1s from the thank u, next era 

 

2 hours ago, daniel_ said:

Dangerous Woman peaking at #1 

Billboard who?

Michael Jackson is missing in the top artists page?

I also noticed that BuzzAngle is the source of HDD's chart. RS's chart should be similar I guess.

I like this chart more than billboard already. Especially with no radio.

2 hours ago, tylerrcrush said:

This is really interesting!

 

But I don't see it ever becoming as important or serious as Billboard

fax