Green Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 Billboard Top R&B Female Solo Artists These are based on their chart performance (singles and albums combined) on the Billboard Top R&B Artists year-end charts: 1990: Janet Jackson 1991: Whitney Houston 1992: Vanessa Williams 1993: Janet Jackson 1994: Toni Braxton 1995: Brandy 1996: Monica 1997: Toni Braxton 1998: Janet Jackson 1999: Lauryn Hill 2000: Toni Braxton 2001: Jill Scott 2002: Ashanti 2003: Aaliyah 2004: Alicia Keys 2005: Mariah Carey 2006: Mary J. Blige 2007: Beyoncé 2008: Alicia Keys 2009: Beyoncé 2010: Alicia Keys 2011: Rihanna 2012: Rihanna 2013: Rihanna 2014: Beyoncé 2015: Beyoncé 2016: Beyoncé 2017: Rihanna 2018: Ella Mai 2019: Lizzo 2020: Jhene Aiko
Alongoria13 Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 3 minutes ago, Armani? said: What will be it this year? Taylor Swift
Timber Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 8 minutes ago, Armani? said: What will be it this year? Maybe Sza.
Armani? Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 And how did Aaliyah get 2003 I guess it was based off the inverse system
Green Posted March 25, 2021 Author Posted March 25, 2021 52 minutes ago, Armani? said: What will be it this year? Maybe SZA? or Beyoncé if she releases a new album.
Mystic Boy Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 10 minutes ago, Armani? said: And how did Aaliyah get 2003 Right? As if she did better than Beyoncé OT: Speaking of Beyoncé, the way she's the biggest RnB figure of the 21st century Also the force that was Toni
KasioKas Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 Toni with 3 I know tht's right Ella Mai I never knew Vanessa was an RnB singer, let alone top for a year Brandy deserves more.
Green Posted March 25, 2021 Author Posted March 25, 2021 41 minutes ago, Armani? said: And how did Aaliyah get 2003 I guess it was based off the inverse system I was surprised too. Jill Scott over Alicia in 2001 is also surprising I checked the R&B year-end charts for Aaliyah and Beyoncé and they had these entries: Top R&B /Hip-Hop Albums: 5 I CARE 4 U- Aaliyah 12 DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE- Beyoncé Hot R&B /Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks: 3. MISS YOU- Aaliyah 14. CRAZY IN LOVE -Beyonce Featuring Jay -Z 16. BABY BOY -Beyonce Featuring Sean Paul 22. COME OVER -Aaliyah
Armani? Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 8 minutes ago, KasioKas said: Toni with 3 I know tht's right Ella Mai I never knew Vanessa was an RnB singer, let alone top for a year Brandy deserves more.
Armani? Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 1 minute ago, Green said: I was surprised too. Jill Scott over Alicia in 2001 is also surprising I checked the R&B year-end charts for Aaliyah and Beyoncé and they had these entries: Top R&B /Hip-Hop Albums: 5 I CARE 4 U- Aaliyah 12 DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE- Beyoncé Wierd how this differs from Billboard 200 Year End They must be using a inverse point system for the genre year end, otherwise I dont know how that happened. BB200 Year End 2003 #19 Dangerously in Love #45 I Care 4 You
Oxy Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 It just shows how black girls in the mainstream are getting lesser and lesser, specially last decade..
dabunique Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 1 hour ago, Armani? said: And how did Aaliyah get 2003 I guess it was based off the inverse system because her greatest hits and an unreleased songs were released
dabunique Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 37 minutes ago, Armani? said: Thank u King for posting these Vanessa Williams was dat bitch in 1992, i've been a stan since Miss America
dabunique Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 35 minutes ago, Armani? said: Wierd how this differs from Billboard 200 Year End They must be using a inverse point system for the genre year end, otherwise I dont know how that happened. BB200 Year End 2003 #19 Dangerously in Love #45 I Care 4 You its about their charts and not da overall charts dats why no one should be using BB200 or BB100 when it comes to a specific genre and in this case R&B/Hip Hop
Armani? Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 8 minutes ago, dabunique said: its about their charts and not da overall charts dats why no one should be using BB200 or BB100 when it comes to a specific genre and in this case R&B/Hip Hop The R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart should just be based off overall sales, so it should be basically a reflection of the Billboard 200. That's what's confusing me The R&B/Hip Hop Songs chart was just for radio before 2013
dabunique Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 2 minutes ago, Armani? said: The R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart should just be based off overall sales, so it should be basically a reflection of the Billboard 200. That's what's confusing me The R&B/Hip Hop Songs chart was just for radio before 2013 there were specific record stores dat strictly sold R&B and Hip Hop, those were the sales counted da songs charts were sales (from these specific stores) and radio before they record stores went belly up and they shifted to more airplay driven
Armani? Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 11 minutes ago, dabunique said: there were specific record stores dat strictly sold R&B and Hip Hop, those were the sales counted da songs charts were sales (from these specific stores) and radio before they record stores went belly up and they shifted to more airplay driven Okay, I see now, on the wiki https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_R%26B/Hip-Hop_Albums Apparently they stopped doing the chart like that back in 2009
dabunique Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 1 minute ago, Armani? said: Okay, I see now, on the wiki https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_R%26B/Hip-Hop_Albums Apparently they stopped doing the chart like that back in 2009 exactly lol
lonnie Posted March 25, 2021 Posted March 25, 2021 4 hours ago, Green said: 2001: Jill Scott Amazed by this. I had no idea she did so well.
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