GLY 

Cardi GOD top 5  

 

22 minutes ago, Cheers said:

wait how is Without Me so high?  

It spent an entire year within the Hot 100 top 40 lmao. It definitely was a MASSIVE Massive hit.

Happy is much lower than I expected

12 hours ago, Javan said:

Where is Natasha? 

Who’s Natasha? 

15 hours ago, umich said:

#26 Dark Horse

#40 ET

#43 Firework

#49 California Gurls

#72 Roar

https://www.billboard.com/music/katy-perry/chart-history/3AB

A legend with classics, pluraL! periodT!

#1 - Uptown Funk

#3 - Shape of You

#4 - Closer

#8 - Somebody That I Used to Know

#9 - Despacito

#10 - Rolling in the Deep
#11 - Sunflower

#12 - Without Me

#15 - Perfect

#24 - Tik Tok

#25 - See You Again

#26 - Dark Horse

#28 - One More Night

#30 - That’s What I Like

#31 - The Hills

#32 - All of Me

#33 - Happier

#36 - Radioactive

#38 - Someone Like You

#39 - Counting Stars

#40 - ET

#42 - Love Yourself

#43 - Firework

#46 - Love the Way You Lie

#47 - Thinking Out Loud

#48 - Sorry

#49 - California Gurls

#52 - Hello

#54 - Grenade

#59 - Havana

#62 - Can't Feel My Face

#64 - Blank Space

#69 - Stay With Me

#70 - Can't Hold Us

#71 - Better Now

#72 - Roar

#74 - Thank U, Next

#75 - Sugar

#76 - Payphone

#77 - Airplanes

#78 - Psycho

#81 - Can't Stop the Feeling!

#84 - Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)

#85 - What Do You Mean?

#87 - Sucker

#89 - Timber

#90 - Take Me to Church

 

These songs  

 

 

#2 - Party Rock Anthem

#7 - Old Town Road

#37 - Sexy and I Know It

#80 - Watch Me

#82 - Cheerleader

#88 - Meant to Be

#95 - Panda

 

I despise these songs but I can understand LMFAO! song s and Old Town Road going that high as they are massive. Didn't know Cheerleader, Panda and Watch Me were that huge!  Did Watch Me and Panda even go #1? I really cannot remember them.

 

Meant to Be as well, especially since it didn't go #1! Its longevity is insane!

 

 

#53 - Work

#65 - Cheap Thrills

#66 - Some Nights

#97 - In My Feelings

#99 - Ho Hey

 

Surprised at these placements, really thought Work would be higher. Some Nights did go #1, right? I'm not sure as this song got eclipsed by We Are Young, but I'm happy though it made the top 100. In My Feelings was huge but I guess it didn't have much longevity. Did Ho Hey go #1? I'm surprised it made the list. Cheap Thrills was thought before to be a very weak #1 but I'm glad it made the list, I think it served longevity.

 

I was looking for songs like Teenage Dream, Just Give Me a Reason, Set Fire to the Rain, Wrecking Ball, Need You Now, I Knew You Were Trouble, Diamonds, Rude and Starboy, I guess some of these songs just got unlucky and are maybe in the 101-120.

Katy with 5 entries, a legend! Bummed that TD just missed the bottom of the list though   

I still have never heard this sunflower song

30 minutes ago, Mr. Duff said:

#2 - Party Rock Anthem

#7 - Old Town Road

#37 - Sexy and I Know It

#80 - Watch Me

#82 - Cheerleader

#88 - Meant to Be

#95 - Panda

 

I despise these songs but I can understand LMFAO! song s and Old Town Road going that high as they are massive. Didn't know Cheerleader, Panda and Watch Me were that huge!  Did Watch Me and Panda even go #1? I really cannot remember them.

 

Meant to Be as well, especially since it didn't go #1! Its longevity is insane!

 

 

#53 - Work

#65 - Cheap Thrills

#66 - Some Nights

#97 - In My Feelings

#99 - Ho Hey

 

Surprised at these placements, really thought Work would be higher. Some Nights did go #1, right? I'm not sure as this song got eclipsed by We Are Young, but I'm happy though it made the top 100. In My Feelings was huge but I guess it didn't have much longevity. Did Ho Hey go #1? I'm surprised it made the list. Cheap Thrills was thought before to be a very weak #1 but I'm glad it made the list, I think it served longevity.

 

I was looking for songs like Teenage Dream, Just Give Me a Reason, Set Fire to the Rain, Wrecking Ball, Need You Now, I Knew You Were Trouble, Diamonds, Rude and Starboy, I guess some of these songs just got unlucky and are maybe in the 101-120.

Yep. Panda spent 2 weeks at #1, got there in its 9th week and actually displaced Work. Watch Me spent about 5 months in the T10, spending a few weeks at #3.

 

Work & IMF were definitely hindered by T40 airplay not being fully on board with the songs. That’s where Without Me & Sucker get their advantage and placing so soon.

 

19 minutes ago, wesleywalrus said:

I still have never heard this sunflower song

Jesus, how? I’ve heard it in just about every possible way (commercial, ads, radio, etc.) lol.

2 hours ago, Riha'love said:

I don't understand how "Girls Like You" and "Closer" are so high.

 

They didn't feel that big to me, maybe because I'm not from the US.

Well of course, this is a US chart lol. And they were (and still are) pretty inescapable. Hella recurrent play.

Ranked by year, in comparison with how the songs were ranked in their respective year-end Hot 100. Might be of interest to some of my fellow chart geeks. Note that we don't have Year-End Hot 100 data for 2019 yet, I just used projected numbers based on chart points.

 

2010
#22 Just The Way You Are (2010: #18, 2011: #15)
#24 TiK ToK (#1)
#46 Love The Way You Lie (#7)
#49 California Gurls (#4)
#50 Dynamite (#9)
#55 Hey Soul Sister (#3)
#67 Need You Now (#2)
#77 Airplanes (#6)
#83 Bad Romance (#8)
#96 Break Your Heart (#10)

 

Included in the 2010 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
OMG by Usher feat. will.i.am (#5)

 

2011
#2 Party Rock Anthem (2011: #2, 2012: #29)
#10 Rolling In The Deep (2011: #1, 2012: #71)
#20 Moves Like Jagger (2011: #9, 2012: #36)
#38 Someone Like You (2011: #24, 2012: #43)
#40 E.T. (#4)
#43 Firework (#3)
#44 Give Me Everything (#5)
#54 Grenade (#6)
#93 Super Bass (#8)
#94 Forget You (#7)

 

Included in the 2011 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Just Can't Get Enough by The Black Eyed Peas (#10)

 

2012
#6 We Found Love (2011: #69, 2012: #8)
#8 Somebody That I Used To Know (#1)
#13 Call Me Maybe (#2)
#28 One More Night (2012: #18, 2013: #38)
#29 We Are Young (#3)
#37 Sexy And I Know It (#13)
#66 Some Nights (2012: #14, 2013: #58)
#76 Payphone (#4)
#84 Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) (#7)

 

Included in the 2012 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Lights by Ellie Goulding (#5)
Glad You Came by The Wanted (#6)
Starships by Nicki Minaj (#9)
What Makes You Beautiful by One Direction (#10)

 

2013
#14 Blurred Lines (2013: #2, 2014: #83)
#18 Royals (2013: #15, 2014: #20)
#27 Thrift Shop (#1)
#36 Radioactive (2013: #3, 2014: #57)
#45 Locked Out Of Heaven (#11)
#57 Wake Me Up! (2013: #19, 2014: #22)
#70 Can't Hold Us (#5)
#72 Roar (2013: #10, 2014: #46)
#98 Wrecking Ball (2013: #18, 2014: #44)
#99 Ho Hey (2012: #68, 2013: #12)

 

Included in the 2013 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Harlem Shake by Baauer (#4)
Mirrors by Justin Timberlake (#6)
Just Give Me A Reason by P!nk feat. Nate Reuss (#7)
When I Was Your Man by Bruno Mars (#8)
Cruise by Florida Georgia Line feat. Nelly (#9)

 

2014
#17 All About That Bass (2014: #8, 2015: #28)
#21 Happy (#1)
#26 Dark Horse (#2)
#32 All of Me (#3)
#34 Shake It Off (2014: #13, 2015: #18)
#39 Counting Stars (#5)
#61 Fancy (#4)
#69 Stay With Me (2014: #10, 2015: #58)
#73 Rude (#7)
#89 Timber (#11)

 

Included in the 2014 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Talk Dirty by Jason Derulo feat. 2 Chainz (#6)
Problem by Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea (#9)

 

2015
#1 Uptown Funk! (#1)
#25 See You Again (2015: #3, 2016: #99)
#31 The Hills (2015: #10, 2016: #32)
#41 Trap Queen (#4)
#47 Thinking Out Loud (#2)
#62 Can't Feel My Face (2015: #12, 2016: #72)
#64 Blank Space (#7)
#75 Sugar (#5)
#80 Watch Me (2015: #8, 2016: #88)
#82 Cheerleader (#11)
#90 Take Me To Church (#14)

 

Included in the 2015 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Shut Up and Dance by Walk the Moon (#6)
Earned It by The Weeknd (#9)

 

2016
#35 One Dance (#3)
#42 Love Yourself (#1)
#48 Sorry (#2)
#52 Hello (2015: #35, 2016: #7)
#53 Work (#4)
#58 Don't Let Me Down (#8)
#65 Cheap Thrills (#11)
#81 Can't Stop The Feeling! (2016: #9, 2017: #49)
#85 What Do You Mean? (2015: #33, 2016: #31)
#91 Hotline Bling (2015: #30, 2016: #24)
#92 Heathens (2016: #21, 2017: #58)
#95 Panda (#6)

 

Included in the 2016 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Stressed Out by twenty one pilots (#5)

 

2017
#3 Shape of You (2017: #1, 2018: #71)
#4 Closer (2016: #10, 2017: #7)
#9 Despacito (#2)
#30 That's What I Like (#3)
#79 Bodak Yellow (2017: #24, 2018: #54)

 

Included in the 2017 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Humble by Kendrick Lamar (#4)
Something Just Like This by The Chainsmokers and Coldplay (#5)
Bad and Boujee by Migos feat. Lil Uzi Vert (#6)
Body Like A Back Road by Sam Hunt (#8)
Believer by Imagine Dragons (#9)
Congratulations by Post Malone feat. Quavo (#10)

 

2018
#5 Girls Like You (2018: #10, 2019: ??)
#15 Perfect (2018: #2)
#19 God's Plan (#1)
#23 Rockstar (2017: #56, 2018: #5)
#51 Lucid Dreams (2018: #12, 2019: ??)
#56 I Like It (#7)
#59 Havana (#4)
#71 Better Now (#13)
#78 Psycho (#6)
#86 Nice For What (#11)
#88 Meant To Be (#3)
#97 In My Feelings (#9)

 

Included in the 2018 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
The Middle by Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey (#8)

 

2019
#7 Old Town Road (#1)
#11 Sunflower (#2)
#12 Without Me (#3)
#16 Sicko Mode (2018: #42, 2019: #10)
#33 Happier (2018: #80, 2019: #6)
#60 bad guy (#4)
#63 Wow (#5)
#68 7 Rings (#7)
#74 thank u, next (#14)
#87 Sucker (#9)

 

Included in the 2019 Year-End Top 10 but not in the Decade-End Hot 100:
Talk by Khalid (#8)

Edited November 1, 20196 yr by highwind44029
added some more missing data

 

 

 

 

40 minutes ago, Mr. Duff said:

I was looking for songs like Teenage Dream, Just Give Me a Reason, Set Fire to the Rain, Wrecking Ball, Need You Now, I Knew You Were Trouble, Diamonds, Rude and Starboy, I guess some of these songs just got unlucky and are maybe in the 101-120.

Yup

 

101 Teenage Dream

102 Set Fire To The Rain

103 Starboy

106 Just Give Me A Reason

110 Rude Boy

112 Diamonds

1 hour ago, Auburn said:

Katy with 5 entries, a legend! Bummed that TD just missed the bottom of the list though   

Teenage Dream at #101 

50 minutes ago, Witnessed ET said:

Teenage Dream at #101 

FFUUUCCCKKKK   

3 hours ago, Chemist said:

Happy is much lower than I expected

It's really weird to see it so low when I think of it as easily one of the Top 5 biggest hits of the decade, but maybe the extent of its global success is coloring that perception. 

4 hours ago, Kool_Aid_King said:

 

 

It spent an entire year within the Hot 100 top 40 lmao. It definitely was a MASSIVE Massive hit.

Tea! I can't at folks here downplaying its success when it smashed hard in all metrics and had unusual longevity all around. Before Billboard torched their decade-end chart history archives this morning, it placed Top 20 on 2010s overall streaming, 2010s sales, and 2010s airplay charts with only thirteen months of eligibility. If that isn't well balanced, then I don't know what is lol.

 

During its run it spent six weeks at #1 on the digital sales chart (longest female lead #1 since Adele's 'Hello' at the time; had three versions charting high on iTunes for a while), #1 on overall airplay, and peaked at #2 on the streaming chart + spent like 7 months camping in the streaming top ten. It was massive on Spotify / AM / Youtube, especially the latter where it is still in the Top 40. The official video only has about 300M views, but if you type 'Without Me' in the search bar and tabulate the hundreds / dozens of millions of views each WM upload has on various different channels it's actually insane. It probably has 1 billion+ streams from Youtube alone. 

 

 

Edited November 1, 20196 yr by ReverseWarholian

without me....... is number 12???????

2 hours ago, MrPeanut said:

It's really weird to see it so low when I think of it as easily one of the Top 5 biggest hits of the decade, but maybe the extent of its global success is coloring that perception. 

Holy fck you are alive

 

Ot: i really thought it was going to be #1. Happy it's not

Beyoncé #15 

2 hours ago, Chemist said:

Holy fck you are alive

 

Ot: i really thought it was going to be #1. Happy it's not

Yah living in NYC now. 

 

OT: Am saddened at the absence of Get Lucky here. 

 

Not Gaga only charting with a 2009 song lmao. She was truly left in 2000s. 

The amount of male songs at the top of the radio chart is crazy tbh

 

It's remarkable to see how much of a chart force Katy was in the first half of this decade. Really unfortunate how the has GP turned on her these last few years. Rude after she just kept serving everyone bops and classics ugh

Despacito, shape of you and closer in 1 year imagine how TIRED we were

8 minutes ago, Element said:

The amount of male songs at the top of the radio chart is crazy tbh

 

It's remarkable to see how much of a chart force Katy was in the first half of this decade. Really unfortunate how the has GP turned on her these last few years. Rude after she just kept serving everyone bops and classics ugh

Where is the radio songs chart?

Who’s the Hot 100 artist of the decade?