6 minutes ago, JoAddams said:

you power! Please do same in my country (Russia) 

I've contacted InterMedia! Spotify is coming in the foreseeable future in Russia (although they keep pushing it back - it was originally planned for the "end of summer 2019"), so they should definitely do something.

do you know any tea about turkey :p @KillingYourCareer

Just now, Yusuf Utku Sezgin said:

do you know any tea about turkey :p @KillingYourCareer

I've sent an e-mail to Mü-Yap. You should try contacting them too about it since you're Turkish, maybe they'll care more! http://tr.mu-yap.org/

1 minute ago, KillingYourCareer said:

ou should try contacting them too about it since you're Turkish, maybe they'll care more! http://tr.mu-yap.org/

i will try! if they answer me im gonna let you know

1 minute ago, Yusuf Utku Sezgin said:

i will try! if they answer me im gonna let you know

Also what is this? http://tr.mu-yap.org/features/yapim-ve-yapitlar-arsivi/

"1986 – 2019 Yılı arasında çıkan albümlerde yer alan şarkıların listesini download etmek için tıklayınız."

Many! Taiwan, Hong Kong, Greece, Malaysia and Singapore used to have charts and certification. But the music industry plummeted so much, the certification and music charts no longer exist. 
 

Countries like Turkey, Russia, Egypt, India never had any music charts or certifications.

58 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Also what is this? http://tr.mu-yap.org/features/yapim-ve-yapitlar-arsivi/

"1986 – 2019 Yılı arasında çıkan albümlerde yer alan şarkıların listesini download etmek için tıklayınız."

it says Click to download list of the songs which took part  in/on the albums that came out between the years of 1986 and 2019

 

 

what a random list  

Just now, Yusuf Utku Sezgin said:

it says Click to download list of the songs which took part  in/on the albums that came out between the years of 1986 and 2019

 

 

what a random list  

imagine spending time and energy on that and not on something useful like a cute lil weekly top 50

what are the grey countries?

Just now, Mrnoniee said:

what are the grey countries?

Countries currently without any charts or certifications and without a national recording industry association.

11 hours ago, kelly-clarkson said:

I don't know what happened to the website but there used to be a section where you could see the certifications and the criteria.

 

Here's how the section looked like:

 

https://archive.is/qq6Ve

 

https://archive.is/QovZZ#selection-39038.2-39045.16

 

I found in a forum some certifications of some popgirls in case anyone wants to know:

 

-Avril Lavigne:

 

 

-Britney:

 

 

-Celine:

 

 

-Kylie Minogue:

 

 

-Madonna:

 

 

-Mariah Carey:

 

 

-Shakira:

 

 

-Xtina:

 

Post Gaga's please 

1 hour ago, Cherry123 said:

Post Gaga's please 

Her certifications wasn't posted on that forum

 

The only certification that I found is Artpop - Gold (20k copies).

 

 

It sold more than 20k in the first 2 weeks:

 

 

I also found this:

 

 

On 10/26/2019 at 3:00 AM, Baby Judas said:

I got so excited when Billboard Philippines was launched wayback 2016, but they discontinued it after 1 year due to lack of profit (?). It sucks because streaming is really a huge thing right now in the Philippines. PARI still gives certifications left and right but they stopped updating their list of certifications awarded in their website.  

Their bad at handling the license of BB to be honest hence no profit nor following.

 

On 10/26/2019 at 3:17 AM, KillingYourCareer said:

What industries like PARI don't understand is that publishing charts and officializing certifications on their website will only attract foreign artists, labels and investors. Major music consuming countries like the Philippines, Argentina and Chile honestly have NO excuse, especially when we have small countries like Hungary out there handing out certifications (2,000 units for Gold), with a beautiful website for their charts and archives.

PARI sucks too it's like they don't care.

China comes to mind, surprisingly

really cool idea, curious what their rihplys will be

 

btw czechia/slovakia do have cert system

 

http://www.ifpicr.cz/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Limity-pro-udělování-ocenění-–od-1.1.2016.pdf

 

idk if there's an archive tho

On 10/26/2019 at 1:27 PM, Yusuf Utku Sezgin said:

do you know any tea about turkey :p @KillingYourCareer

 

On 10/26/2019 at 1:33 PM, KillingYourCareer said:

Also what is this? http://tr.mu-yap.org/features/yapim-ve-yapitlar-arsivi/

"1986 – 2019 Yılı arasında çıkan albümlerde yer alan şarkıların listesini download etmek için tıklayınız."

I was also wondering about Turkey (because i'm from there) and i can say, try to connect with "Samsun Demir". He is the owner of DMC the label (the biggest turkish acts like Sezen Aksu etc. are on there) and he owns the music industry. He is also a very sweet person. When i had twitter he was following me and most artists who works with him love him. Please let me know about it too  

6 hours ago, cuneytb said:

 

I was also wondering about Turkey (because i'm from there) and i can say, try to connect with "Samsun Demir". He is the owner of DMC the label (the biggest turkish acts like Sezen Aksu etc. are on there) and he owns the music industry. He is also a very sweet person. When i had twitter he was following me and most artists who works with him love him. Please let me know about it too  

Thanks a lot! I've contacted the label.

On 10/26/2019 at 5:01 AM, Rev8 said:

Really interesting!
Hopefully most of them reply!

hopefully the Bulgarian representatives reply 

 

On 10/26/2019 at 9:32 AM, channel orange said:

@KillingYourCareer did you contact Prophon? even though it’s not mentioned anywhere, i feel like the bulgarian singles’ chart is airplay-based

Bulgaria has replied!

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Unfortunately we do not have neither official chart, nor the administrative capacity to support such. We certify Gold and Platinum album sales for albums sold on the territory of Bulgaria respectively with sales of 1000 and 2000 copies.

I asked if there's an archive for those certs, even though there definitely isn't one. If I lived in Bulgaria I'd do the work for them for two coins really

5 hours ago, KillingYourCareer said:

 

Bulgaria has replied!

I asked if there's an archive for those certs, even though there definitely isn't one. If I lived in Bulgaria I'd do the work for them for two coins really

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We certify Gold and Platinum album sales for albums sold on the territory of Bulgaria respectively with sales of 1000 and 2000 copies.

 

a bunch of liars, they don’t do any of that

I followed the Russian charts from top40-charts, they have amazing taste. They need to make it official

In Brazil we have a monthly streaming only chart 

 

did you try contacting Pró-Música @KillingYourCareer?? 

30 minutes ago, haroo said:

In Brazil we have a monthly streaming only chart 

 

did you try contacting Pró-Música @KillingYourCareer?? 

Yes, still waiting for the answer that will never come

44 minutes ago, skizzo said:

I followed the Russian charts from top40-charts, they have amazing taste. They need to make it official

The charts on that website are 100% made-up

5 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Yes, still waiting for the answer that will never come

I’m gonna try e-mailing them 

 

also, their certs are a mess. So many songs go multiple times Diamond here  mostly from

brazilian artists but 

11 minutes ago, haroo said:

I’m gonna try e-mailing them 

 

also, their certs are a mess. So many songs go multiple times Diamond here  mostly from

brazilian artists but 

I couldn't find a certification methodology on the website, but I was told all streams are counted (including YouTube) and the unit ratio is 500:1. Those levels are ridiculous. I'd bring the ratio to 100:1 for Premium streams and 500:1 for free ones (like Mexico), without YouTube, and bring the thresholds to 50k for Gold and 100k for Platinum (singles) and 25k for Gold and 50k for Platinum (albums). Diamond is either 5x or 10x Platinum. That method makes NO sense, especially for a major industry like Brazil but the priority now is making them create a chart.