Billboard Pop Airplay #1s			Streaming (*Peak)	Sales (*Peak)	H100 T10 while  No. 1 ?	Months Single
4-Jan	Circles	Post Malone	38 (*2)	6 (*1)	Y	4
11-Jan			7	2
18-Jan			4	4
25-Jan			9	6
1-Feb			13	7
8-Feb	Memories	Maroon 5	24 (*16)	11 ( *1)	Y	5
15-Feb	Circles	Post Malone	11	7
22-Feb			13	6
29-Feb	Don't Start Now	Dua Lipa	12 (*5)	9 (*4)	Y	4
7-Mar			10	12
14-Mar			16	4
21-Mar			24	6
28-Mar			12	5
4-Apr			13	10
11-Apr	Adore You	Harry Styles	27 (*23)	40  (*6)	Y	4
18-Apr	Blinding Lights	The Weeknd	3 (*1)	4 (*1)	Y	4
25-Apr			3	1
2-May			4	1
9-May	My Oh My	Camila f Dababy	N/A (*25)	N/A(*26)	N	4

Edited May 5, 20206 yr by cliche_display

Columns:

 

- Billboard weekly Streaming Chart 

- Billboard weekly Sales Chart

- Overall peaks for both in parenthesis 

-Hot 100 Top Ten at time of pop peak? Y/N

-Months as a single

 

Blinding Lights is the strongest so far on concurrent consumption.  #1 Cut short this week by large outlier 

Edited May 5, 20206 yr by cliche_display

But her peak was 4 months before!1!1!!1!!!!!1

 

yeah that #25 peak 

What's "B50 (*25)" ?

My Oh My is N/A on Billboard Sales and it is N/A Billboard Streaming (just like in 7 of the previous 8 weeks I believe).

 

The table below that was already posted is beautiful too.... Memories isn't there but spent 8 weeks in the Top 20 of Spotify (and did well on YouTube + had good callout scores).

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Current pop radio hits on Spotify US (weekly)
Song	Peak	Wks in Top 20	This wk
Blinding Lights	#1	19 (so far)	#4
Don‘t Start Now	#5	16 (so far)	#10
Circles	#1	33 (so far)	#15
Say So	#3	10 (so far)	#9
Intentions	#2	10 (so far)	#17
Everything I Wanted	#1	13	#50
Hot Girl Bummer	#4	12	#40
Adore You	#3	7	#26
My Oh My	#15	2	#88

 

 

33 minutes ago, gotportugal said:

But her peak was 4 months before!1!1!!1!!!!!1

 

yeah that #25 peak 

Also Every no. 1 this year took 4 months as a single to reach #1 

 

Those fans are deluded if they think this looks normal  

 

 

Edited May 5, 20206 yr by cliche_display

9 hours ago, NightCrawler said:

What's "B50 (*25)" ?

My Oh My is N/A on Billboard Sales and it is N/A Billboard Streaming (just like in 7 of the previous 8 weeks I believe).

 

The table below that was already posted is beautiful too.... Memories isn't there but spent 8 weeks in the Top 20 of Spotify (and did well on YouTube + had good callout scores).

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Current pop radio hits on Spotify US (weekly)
Song	Peak	Wks in Top 20	This wk
Blinding Lights	#1	19 (so far)	#4
Don‘t Start Now	#5	16 (so far)	#10
Circles	#1	33 (so far)	#15
Say So	#3	10 (so far)	#9
Intentions	#2	10 (so far)	#17
Everything I Wanted	#1	13	#50
Hot Girl Bummer	#4	12	#40
Adore You	#3	7	#26
My Oh My	#15	2	#88

 

 

Interesting and similar but not robust, nor a list of weekly pop radio number 1s this year.

 

Billboard gets its weekly data from Nielsen. BB reports charts based on data collected from  Apple, YouTube, Spotify,  etc. Its Hot 100 formula weights paid streams (Like Apple Music) as 1.5 x the points of ad-supported streams.

 

Below 50 week of the number one (peak 25). My Oh My is a big outlier everywhere.

Edited May 6, 20206 yr by cliche_display

I think I'll update this weekly for new #1s on the Billboard Pop Songs Chart.

 

 

 

Number two currently is Blinding Lights

Number three Doja Cat's Say So has a heavy bullet as MOM's falls.

 

Billboard 

 

1. My Oh My

Streaming: Below 50

Sales: Below 50

 

2.Blinding Lights

Streaming: 7

Sales: 3

 

3. Say So:

Streaming: 10

Sales: 16

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3 hours ago, cliche_display said:

Columns:

 

- Billboard weekly Streaming Chart 

- Billboard weekly Sales Chart

- Overall peaks for both in parenthesis 

-Hot 100 Top Ten at time of pop peak? Y/N

-Months as a single

 

Blinding Lights is the strongest so far on concurrent consumption.  #1 Cut short this week by large outlier 

DNS peaked at #5 on the Streaming Songs Chart /#4 on the On-Demand Streaming Chart.

Or is there one more streaming chart?

 

My Oh My a #1 hit, we love to see it

4 smash hits, a cute hit, and a payolad mess

38 minutes ago, KIIKK said:

DNS peaked at #5 on the Streaming Songs Chart /#4 on the On-Demand Streaming Chart.

Or is there one more streaming chart?

 

Thanks fixed it.

 

Using the Streaming Songs Chart 

 

Lists each week’s top streamed radio songs (E.G. Pandora), On-Demand Songs (AM, Spotify, Amazon, Google Play etc), and videos.