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IFPI 2017 Report: Top Artists, Songs, Albums Globally


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Top Global Artists of 2016:

1. Drake

2. David Bowie

3. Coldplay

4. Adele

5. Justin Bieber

6. Twenty One Pilots

7. Beyonce

8. Rihanna

9. Prince

10. The Weeknd

 

Top Global Songs of 2016 (based on SPS):

1. One Dance, Drake

2. Love Yourself, Justin Bieber

3. Closer, The Chainsmokers

4. Cheap Thrills, Sia

5. Sorry, Justin Bieber

6. Work, Rihanna

7. 7 Years, Lukas Graham

8. Don't Let Me Down, The Chainsmokers

9. I Took a Pill in Ibiza, Mike Posner

10. Stressed Out, Twenty One Pilots

 

Top Global Albums of 2016 (based on Pure Sales):

1. Lemonade, Beyonce

2. 25, Adele

3. Views, Drake

4. Hardwired, Metallica

5. Blackstar, David Bowie

6. Blue & Lonesome, The Rolling Stones

7. 24k Magic, Bruno Mars

8. Blurryface, Twenty One Pilots

9. A Head Full of Dreams, Coldplay

10. A Pentatonix Christmas, Pentatonix

 

Makes no sense to include SPS for songs two years in a row, but pure sales for albums. :rip:

 

The global recorded music market grew by 5.9% in 2016, the highest rate since IFPI began tracking the market in 1997, according to the IFPI Global Music Report 2017, released today. Total revenues for 2016 were US$15.7 billion.

At the end of 2016 there were 112 million users of paid music streaming subscriptions driving year-on-year streaming revenue growth of 60.4%. Digital income last year accounted for half the global recorded music industry’s annual revenue for the first time. Growth in streaming more than offset a 20.5% decline in downloads and a 7.6% decline in physical revenue.

Streaming is helping drive growth in developing music markets, with China (+20.3%), India (+26.2%) and Mexico (+23.6%) seeing strong revenue growth.

 

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Coldplay on the albums chart 2 years in a row :worship2:

Top3 biggest artist of the year :worship2: 

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Peabody Winner #1 album of the year :jonny3:

Troll doesn't deserve this 

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Top Global Artists of 2016:

 

2. David Bowie

9. Prince

 

Prince won because he got an ATRL Banner!!!111!!1!

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  • ATRL Moderator

lemme bookmark this thread, I'm ready

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Bey :jonny:

 

her self-sabotage failed yet again

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I had no idea Lemonade was the best-selling album of 2017. 

 

It seems that aside from the Top3 all the 2017 albums are non-events. 

 

Coldplay's longevity is unbelievable, though.

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22 minutes ago, Wonderlust. said:

 

Prince won because he got an ATRL Banner!!!111!!1!

Is the correlation for this stan war the fact that they're both dead? :deadbanana: 

 

OT: Is YouTube counted in that SPS?

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Beyoncé won.

 

 

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Just now, Eternium said:

Is the correlation for this stan war the fact that they're both dead? :deadbanana: 

 

OT: Is YouTube counted in that SPS?

What is dead may never die :gaycat4:

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makes no sense because Adele outsold everyone on here with Pure sales ???

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And some girls still want to try and tell me Bey is local. 

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11 minutes ago, JonginBey said:

Beyoncé won.

 

 

Poor Tidal puppet, she really tried to sabotage her album and failed :fan:

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1 hour ago, iHype. said:

Makes no sense to include SPS for songs two years in a row, but pure sales for albums. :rip:

 

They always do the Albums report based on Pure Sales.

 

For singles they have included SPS since 2013 so this is the 4th year in a row.

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Just now, Green said:

 

They always do the Albums report based on Pure Sales.

 

And it's time to switch it over to SPS like they did with singles.

Ironically, they'll probably start using SPS next year. 

 

 

7 minutes ago, Ethanrih said:

makes no sense because Adele outsold everyone on here with Pure sales ???

I believe they counted February 2016-January 2017, and didn't include January 2016. Makes much more sense through that tracking period.

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32 minutes ago, T-Swizz said:

What do they use to calculate top global artist?

 

The independently verified chart includes sales of albums - across digital, CD and vinyl formats; singles, both downloaded and physical; on-demand streams and music videos. The chart includes all the music of each artist featured, not just one track or album. It uses track and album equivalents to combine measurements of downloads, physical sales and streams.

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30 minutes ago, iHype. said:

And it's time to switch it over to SPS like they did with singles.

Ironically, they'll probably start using SPS next year. 

 

 

I believe they counted February 2016-January 2017, and didn't include January 2016. Makes much more sense through that tracking period.

 

I think they should do both (one for pure sales and another one for SPS)

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