achievement Easy On Me becomes Adele's longest leading #1 on Billboard Radio Songs Chart

[Green]

4 hours ago, brianc33710 said:

Adele accomplished this feat with an amazing across multiple formats/genres, NOT by dependence on 1 or 2 genres. I've actually been working on a list of the songs with the widest audience reaches. All 5 of Adeles #1s have had support at 9+ genres in BB & 11+ genres in MB. EOM actually charted on 13 MB Top 50 format charts, and is the only song in the electronic tracking era to place on Pop, Rock, Country & Urban airplay charts at the same time. Payola may work at 1 or 2 formats but not double digits genres airplay.

 

 

A real crossover smash like all her #1 hits

[abrahamjmr]

3 hours ago, brianc33710 said:

Adele accomplished this feat with an amazing across multiple formats/genres, NOT by dependence on 1 or 2 genres. I've actually been working on a list of the songs with the widest audience reaches. All 5 of Adeles #1s have had support at 9+ genres in BB & 11+ genres in MB. EOM actually charted on 13 MB Top 50 format charts, and is the only song in the electronic tracking era to place on Pop, Rock, Country & Urban airplay charts at the same time. Payola may work at 1 or 2 formats but not double digits genres airplay.

@My Tears Ricochet and @MardinBeksloy should learn a thing or two.

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

@brianc33710 coming THRU with the facts as per usual.

 

[UnusualBoy]

A smash  

[naval23]

The way people thought this would be a cute 2 week #1 

 

An airplay and streaming hit and no discount sales 

[abrahamjmr]

3 minutes ago, naval23 said:

The way people thought this would be a cute 2 week #1 

 

An airplay and streaming hit and no discount sales 

And her other base looking like clowns here by screaming pAYoLA11!!

[Agenor]

9 hours ago, Literature said:

   not this having nearly the same sales as willow, atw and cardigan despite being #1 for 12 weeks

Cardigan was at 100k at the end of 2020 (more than 5 months after release), the other two had lower digital sales... EOM will end up outselling the three mentioned songs combined.

[Literature]

4 hours ago, Agenor said:

Cardigan was at 100k at the end of 2020 (more than 5 months after release), the other two had lower digital sales... EOM will end up outselling the three mentioned songs combined.

I'm talking about SPS, so streams, physicals, and digital combined, so EOM will most certainly NOT accomplish that 

[Ichinaru19]

The pressed OAHs in here EOM did that

[Agenor]

20 minutes ago, Literature said:

I'm talking about SPS, so streams, physicals, and digital combined, so EOM will most certainly NOT accomplish that 

With Spotify numbers only available (all versions):

- Cardigan - 376M + 16M + 6M = 398M

- Willow - 379M + 16M + 8M + 5M + 3M = 411M

- All Too Well (TV) - 220M + 68M + 13M = 301M 

That's 1,110M combined.

 

- Easy On Me - 678M (after 3 months)

 

Are you sure EOM won't accomplish that?

 

[_Fey]

It's interesting to me that when Levitating was struggling on radio despite doing well with streaming and sales, this site was suddenly filled with people acting like radio and callouts are the factors that truly indicate what the GP thinks of a song, but when we have situations like this where EOM is dominating on radio, suddenly it's payola and "oh, it only has THAT many sales?"

 

Just accept a song is a hit and shut up.

[Literature]

1 hour ago, Agenor said:

With Spotify numbers only available (all versions):

- Cardigan - 376M + 16M + 6M = 398M

- Willow - 379M + 16M + 8M + 5M + 3M = 411M

- All Too Well (TV) - 220M + 68M + 13M = 301M 

That's 1,110M combined.

 

- Easy On Me - 678M (after 3 months)

 

Are you sure EOM won't accomplish that?

 

EOM has sold 2.5M SPS in the US, why are you bringing up spotify streams?

Edited February 16, 2022 by Literature

[Agenor]

1 hour ago, Literature said:

EOM has sold 2.5M SPS in the US, why are you bringing up spotify streams?

Do you have US SPS for the 3 singles mentioned? If you do and it's official BB numbers then please share them.

[GreatestLoveofAll]

1 hour ago, Literature said:

EOM has sold 2.5M SPS in the US, why are you bringing up spotify streams?

Can we see those other singles SPS?

[Literature]

14 minutes ago, GreatestLoveofAll said:

Can we see those other singles SPS?

willow crossed 2 million late last year, all too well tv has sold 1.5M by now and the regular version was certified gold (500k) in 2018 and that was before its biggest years. Although i cannot find official stats for cardigan it most certainly is on par if not higher than willow, it sold 1 million in 3 months and Taylor has incredible recurrents

 

 

 

Edited February 17, 2022 by Literature

[OrgVisual]

3 hours ago, Agenor said:

With Spotify numbers only available (all versions):

- Cardigan - 376M + 16M + 6M = 398M

- Willow - 379M + 16M + 8M + 5M + 3M = 411M

- All Too Well (TV) - 220M + 68M + 13M = 301M 

That's 1,110M combined.

 

- Easy On Me - 678M (after 3 months)

 

Are you sure EOM won't accomplish that?

 

The clock

 

Payola doesn't give you LONGEVITY. Payola gives you a massive jump then fall until the callout and real demand kicks in

[Literature]

1 minute ago, Sept said:

The clock

 

Payola doesn't give you LONGEVITY. Payola gives you a massive jump then fall until the callout and real demand kicks in

Not sure if you are trying to shade taylor but this is the opposite of how it works 

[OrgVisual]

1 minute ago, Literature said:

Not sure if you are trying to shade taylor but this is the opposite of how it works 

Like in your delusional mind? Of course when the check stops coming, the song will free fall. Or like when a song got stripped off of its streaming playlist payola, it would free fall cuz the organic demand is not there. It's basic logic for elementary students.

[Literature]

4 minutes ago, Sept said:

Like in your delusional mind? Of course when the check stops coming, the song will free fall. Or like when a song got stripped off of its streaming playlist payola, it would free fall cuz the organic demand is not there. It's basic logic for elementary students.

I mean i guess in theory but most of the time a song doesnt have a big debut cuz of payola. So many songs have a lot of payola and playlisting but flop big time in the first week(s). What payola and playlisting can do is force the song to become a hit or stay stable over time, it doesnt really create demand/increase consumption that much immediately

Edited February 17, 2022 by Literature

[Elusive Chanteuse]

1 minute ago, Literature said:

I mean i guess in theory but most of the time a song doesnt have a big debut cuz of payola. So many songs have a lot of payola and playlisting but flop big time. What payola and playlisting can do is force the song to become a hit or stay stable over time, it doesnt really create demand/increase consumption that much immediately

Why are you discussing payola?

[Literature]

Just now, Elusive Chanteuse said:

Why are you discussing payola?

Ask @Sept

[OrgVisual]

10 minutes ago, Literature said:

I mean i guess in theory but most of the time a song doesnt have a big debut cuz of payola. So many songs have a lot of payola and playlisting but flop big time in the first week(s). What payola and playlisting can do is force the song to become a hit or stay stable over time, it doesnt really create demand/increase consumption that much immediately

Gurl many many songs got radio deals for the first week and garner gigantic spins and AI in the first week, and all of those are counted for the charts. It's different from streaming that a TTH placement for example does not guarantee good streams. Radio deals, on the other hand, have an immediate effect. But in many many cases, once the deals are over, and callout starts kicking in, the song would freefall because there's no real demand. The songs being able to stay are the ones with real demand, well received by listeners and have great callouts.

[Literature]

5 minutes ago, Sept said:

Gurl many many songs got radio deals for the first week and garner gigantic spins and AI in the first week, and all of those are counted for the charts. It's different from streaming that a TTH placement for example does not guarantee good streams. Radio deals, on the other hand, have an immediate effect. But in many many cases, once the deals are over, and callout starts kicking in, the song would freefall because there's no real demand. The songs being able to stay are the ones with real demand, well received by listeners and have great callouts.

True. But I can't think of any examples of songs that freefell on the charts after they have huge radio

[GreatestLoveofAll]

2 hours ago, Literature said:

willow crossed 2 million late last year, all too well tv has sold 1.5M by now and the regular version was certified gold (500k) in 2018 and that was before its biggest years. Although i cannot find official stats for cardigan it most certainly is on par if not higher than willow, it sold 1 million in 3 months and Taylor has incredible recurrents

 

 

 

so by these stats how is EOM not going to surpass any of these?

[Literature]

34 minutes ago, GreatestLoveofAll said:

so by these stats how is EOM not going to surpass any of these?

It will, but it won't pass all of them combined