No longer in the Hot 100

https://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100

 

11 weeks #1, 25 weeks top 10, 38 total weeks 

Billboard needs to get rid of that dumb rule

Imagine Dragons' record of 86 weeks in the Hot 100 with Radioactive will never be broken

finally

Am I the only one who hasn’t even heard the song? 

11 minutes ago, Riot said:

Imagine Dragons' record of 86 weeks in the Hot 100 with Radioactive will never be broken

Circles is 15(+1) in its 53rd week () maybe it'll be the one 

Recurrent how?

49 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Billboard needs to get rid of that dumb rule

Mte  it makes zero sense to remove a still very relevant song from the charts just because it's been out for too long 

2 minutes ago, simplywohoo said:

Mte  it makes zero sense to remove a still very relevant song from the charts just because it's been out for too long 

It's also hypocritical that Billboard will add ANYTHING (don't they also use user-generated content streams? Something no other music industry dares to take into consideration ) to give a best representation of what's popular, and yet will saw a song off the top 100 if it's been there for too long.

39 minutes ago, St. Charles said:

Circles is 15(+1) in its 53rd week () maybe it'll be the one 

But it'll go recurrent once it drops out of Top 20 though 

2 minutes ago, My Tears Ricochet said:

But it'll go recurrent once it drops out of Top 20 though 

Top 25 

But yes, it's most likely not gonna make it 

58 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Billboard needs to get rid of that dumb rule

Why? Do you still want to see Perfect, Girls Like You, Old Town Road and bad guy charting in 2021?

3 minutes ago, My Tears Ricochet said:

But it'll go recurrent once it drops out of Top 20 though 

wait wtf? I thought it was 20+ weeks and below 50.  When did they add this rule?

1 minute ago, Gabriel Florin said:

Why? Do you still want to see Perfect, Girls Like You, Old Town Road and bad guy charting in 2021?

If those are among the 100 most consumed songs in the US, yes! I have nothing against a chart run like this (Dance Monkey in the Czech Republic, theirs is a sales and streaming based chart): http://hitparada.ifpicr.cz/index.php?a=titul&hitparada=30&titul=162856&sec=54124a945303d0c6e6ece9722c9e3375

11 minutes ago, St. Charles said:

wait wtf? I thought it was 20+ weeks and below 50.  When did they add this rule?

Songs that spent 52 weeks on the charts would go recurrent if they fall out of Top 25.

1 hour ago, TROJAN said:

Am I the only one who hasn’t even heard the song? 

The link is in the OP....

1 hour ago, St. Charles said:

wait wtf? I thought it was 20+ weeks and below 50.  When did they add this rule?

i thought the same thing. How new has this rule of 52 weeks + and below top 25 been around?

1 hour ago, St. Charles said:

wait wtf? I thought it was 20+ weeks and below 50.  When did they add this rule?

 

15 minutes ago, Carrie-is-no-1 said:

i thought the same thing. How new has this rule of 52 weeks + and below top 25 been around?

2015 or 2016 (believe it was the former)

Uptown Funk was one of the first noticeable victim

This is Blinding Lights chance to snatch that #1 in YEC.

3 hours ago, Riot said:

Imagine Dragons' record of 86 weeks in the Hot 100 with Radioactive will never be broken

For good reason. Songs like Radioactive are why the rule was put in place. There’s no reason to keep a song on the charts for that long, especially if it’s just hanging around.

Didn’t expect it to fall of so fast, I was expecting it to do 40 weeks at least

1 hour ago, Medonerpls said:

Didn’t expect it to fall of so fast, I was expecting it to do 40 weeks at least

Radio isnt playing it, its streams are still decent