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Just now, anti-***** said:

Yeah and the charts are getting even more stagnant, lol. You won't miss much if you skip a week or two from checking them.

The problem is that Billboard has weighed radio way too heavy on the Hot 100 over the last 5 years. That is making the charts too stagnant and inaccurate. It also doesn't help that Billboard hasn't lowered the multipler enough on the all-time chart to account for the longevity of songs in recent years. Stay is now #3 on the all-time chart ahead of Uptown Funk, and As It Was may challenge Stay.

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2 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:

Stay is now #3 on the all-time chart ahead of Uptown Funk, and As It Was may challenge Stay.

I'd say "STAY" is bigger than UF. That song is honestly humongous.

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14. Vegas (+1) *New peak* 

24. I'm Good (Blue) (+7) *New peak*

38. Unstoppable (+2) *New peak*

62. Evergreen (DEBUT)

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11 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:

The problem is that Billboard has weighed radio way too heavy on the Hot 100 over the last 5 years. That is making the charts too stagnant and inaccurate. It also doesn't help that Billboard hasn't lowered the multipler enough on the all-time chart to account for the longevity of songs in recent years. Stay is now #3 on the all-time chart ahead of Uptown Funk, and As It Was may challenge Stay.

And maybe the rise of Tiktok matters in this too, that their users first of all decide what becomes a hit, and secondly keep them being hits for a long time. 

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May Old Town Road and Blinding Lights records remain protected :chick3:

 

I hate how As It Was has been #1 for 15 weeks now.. it feels like an underwhelming extended #1 (radio has been heavily weighed! :coffee2:)

 

I'm happy to see Bad Habit stabilizing at #2, but I'm wishing for it to go #1 in time :alexz:

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Yep, this is going to be Stay's final week on the chart. It needed to gain at least a spot or two to hold off the new music from Friday. It also doesn't help that Stay is bleeding on radio more than usual this tracking week. Other songs that will go recurrent this week include the Bad Bunny songs that lingered from the album release 20 weeks ago (Tarot, Ojitos Lindos, Party, Efecto, and Despues De La Playa), Ghost, Thought You Should Know, and Like I Love Country Music.

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9 hours ago, makeme said:

They aren't.

 old town road was getting 600 points when it was #1 and he blocked major acts like Taylor swift and Justin Bieber where they debuted and peaked at #2

yeah you can really see how different they are since OTR reigned supreme, topping sales and streaming for 15+ weeks and blocking major releases from huge artists, while AIW has topped streams for what 2 weeks? and sales for 1 week? while being knocked off from the top by SIX songs (the most in history) 3 of which spent multiple weeks at #1. 

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17 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:
Other songs that will go recurrent this week include the Bad Bunny songs that lingered from the album release 20 weeks ago (Tarot, Ojitos Lindos, Party, Efecto, and Despues De La Playa),

8 songs charting for at least 20 weeks (those 5 + Me Porto Bonito, Titi Me Pregunto and Moscow Mule) :deadbanana2: is that a record? 

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And don't forget that AIW only had 13.5M streams TOTAL this tracking week. Last year, on the equivalent tracking week, Industry Baby had 13.89M streams on Spotify alone, and that wasn't good enough for #1 on the Hot 100. Let that sink in for a moment.

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Billboard is truly dumb for not weighing down the impact of radio. 

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27 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:

And don't forget that AIW only had 13.5M streams TOTAL this tracking week. Last year, on the equivalent tracking week, Industry Baby had 13.89M streams on Spotify alone, and that wasn't good enough for #1 on the Hot 100. Let that sink in for a moment.

If Bad Habit were truly a strong enough hit metrically, then it would be #1. Constantly whining about As It Was having overrepresentation on radio isn't going to make it manifest! Bad Habit's sales suck, even for today's standards, but radio will catch up eventually, as it slowly does with every single other song on the charts. Sorry that's just how it works, buckaroo.

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Nicki still top 5 :jonny5:

 

and everyone said she couldn’t get a hit anymore 

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Hot 100 - US

TW LW 2W WOC TITLE PEAK
1 1 - 25 As It Was, Harry Styles 1
2 2 - 12 Bad Habit, Steve Lacy 2
3 5 - 16 I Like You (A Happier Song), Post Malone Featuring Doja Cat 3
4 4 - 17 Sunroof, Nicky Youre & dazy 4
5 3 - 6 Super Freaky Girl, Nicki Minaj 1
6 6 - 19 You Proof, Morgan Wallen 6
7 8 - 15 I Ain't Worried, OneRepublic 7
8 14 - 14 The Kind Of Love We Make, Luke Combs 8
9 7 - 23 About Damn Time, Lizzo 1
10 10 - 21 Wait For U, Future Featuring Drake & Tems 1
11 9 - 18 Late Night Talking, Harry Styles 3
12 11 - 20 Me Porto Bonito, Bad Bunny & Chencho Corleone 6
13 13 - 20 Titi Me Pregunto, Bad Bunny 5
14 15 - 16 Vegas, Doja Cat 14
15 16 - 45 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 9
16 18 - 17 She Had Me At Heads Carolina, Cole Swindell 16
17 17 - 88 Heat Waves, Glass Animals 1
18 20 - 14 Jimmy Cooks, Drake Featuring 21 Savage 1
19 12 - 37 Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God), Kate Bush 3
20 19 - 24 First Class, Jack Harlow 1
21 25 - 22 Something In The Orange, Zach Bryan 21
22 24 - 15 5 Foot 9, Tyler Hubbard 22
23 23 - 63 Stay, The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber 1
24 31 - 4 I'm Good (Blue), David Guetta & Bebe Rexha 24
25 - - 1 Shut Down, BLACKPINK 25
26 21 - 14 Break My Soul, Beyonce 1
27 27 - 15 Glimpse Of Us, Joji 8
28 26 - 4 Hold Me Closer, Elton John & Britney Spears 6
29 36 - 2 Under The Influence, Chris Brown 29
30 22 - 2 Thank God, Kane Brown With Katelyn Brown 22
31 28 - 20 Moscow Mule, Bad Bunny 4
32 39 - 21 Fall In Love, Bailey Zimmerman 31
33 30 - 11 Betty (Get Money), Yung Gravy 30
34 45 - 3 Romantic Homicide, d4vd 34
35 32 - 24 In A Minute, Lil Baby 14
36 33 - 52 Ghost, Justin Bieber 5
37 38 - 15 Rock And A Hard Place, Bailey Zimmerman 24
38 40 - 12 Unstoppable, Sia 38
39 37 - 12 Son Of A Sinner, Jelly Roll 37
40 29 - 48 Big Energy, Latto 3
41 35 - 17 Last Night Lonely, Jon Pardi 27
42 34 - 7 Staying Alive, DJ Khaled Featuring Drake & Lil Baby 5
43 42 - 17 F.N.F. (Let's Go), Hitkidd & GloRilla 42
44 41 - 13 Left And Right, Charlie Puth Featuring Jung Kook 22
45 43 - 12 Numb, Marshmello & Khalid 40
46 49 - 8 Die For You, The Weeknd 43
47 44 - 20 Efecto, Bad Bunny 34
48 50 - 8 Victoria’s Secret, Jax 48
49 47 - 18 Bones, Imagine Dragons 47
50 70 - 14 Whiskey On You, Nate Smith 50
51 54 - 11 Last Last, Burna Boy 51
52 52 - 10 Free Mind, Tems 52
53 51 - 15 So Good, Halsey 51
54 56 - 12 Wishful Drinking, Ingrid Andress With Sam Hunt 51
55 58 - 17 Sleazy Flow, SleazyWorld Go Featuring Lil Baby 47
56 62 - 4 Golden Hour, JVKE 56
57 74 - 5 Pink Venom, BLACKPINK 22
58 53 - 4 Gatubela, Karol G x Maldy 37
59 69 - 12 Until I Found You, Stephen Sanchez 59
60 71 - 4 Don't Come Lookin', Jackson Dean 60
61 85 - 6 Cuff It, Beyonce 13
62 - - 1 Evergreen, Omar Apollo 62
63 66 - 2 Put It On Me, YoungBoy Never Broke Again 63
64 55 - 10 Truth About You, Mitchell Tenpenny 54
65 65 - 7 Despecha, Rosalia 63
66 59 - 8 Dah Dah DahDah, Nardo Wick 48
67 61 - 20 Party, Bad Bunny & Rauw Alejandro 14
68 67 - 6 2 Be Loved (Am I Ready), Lizzo 67
69 - - 2 Billie Eilish., Armani White 69
70 60 - 20 Ojitos Lindos, Bad Bunny & Bomba Estereo 26
71 68 - 2 Freestyle, Lil Baby 68
72 75 - 7 All Mine, Brent Faiyaz 42
73 78 - 6 What My World Spins Around, Jordan Davis 73
74 72 - 11 Neverita, Bad Bunny 31
75 80 - 5 Half Of Me, Thomas Rhett Featuring Riley Green 75
76 79 - 25 She Likes It, Russell Dickerson & Jake Scott 63
77 48 - 3 Talk, Yeat 42
78 82 - 18 Ghost Story, Carrie Underwood 61
79 87 - 10 Music For A Sushi Restaurant, Harry Styles 8
80 99 - 3 Wait In The Truck, HARDY Featuring Lainey Wilson 80
81 73 - 20 Despues de La Playa, Bad Bunny 6
82 94 - 3 Static, Steve Lacy 82
83 57 - 18 Like I Love Country Music, Kane Brown 26
84 64 - 3 Detox, Lil Baby 25
85 86 - 5 La Bachata, Manuel Turizo 85
86 81 - 9 With A Woman You Love, Justin Moore 59
87 89 - 5 Country On, Luke Bryan 76
88 92 - 3 Calm Down, Rema & Selena Gomez 88
89 88 - 20 Tarot, Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez 18
90 - - 8 Pick Me Up, Gabby Barrett 69
91 - - 1 Hell Yeah, Little Big Town 91
92 - - 9 Wild As Her, Corey Kent 75
93 - - 1 Love In The Way, BLEU & Nicki Minaj 93
94 63 - 12 Hot s**t, Cardi B, Ye & Lil Durk 13
95 - - 1 Dark Red, Steve Lacy 95
96 98 - 20 Thought You Should Know, Morgan Wallen 12
97 93 - 5 Where It Ends, Bailey Zimmerman 32
98 - - 1 Backstage Passes, EST Gee Featuring Jack Harlow 98
99 97 - 4 Snap, Rosa Linn 93
100 91 - 4 Beat The Odds, Lil Tjay 36

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1 hour ago, pride4jc1222 said:

15 16 - 45 Wasted On You, Morgan Wallen 9

Going for 52 weeks and still Top 15 :deadbanana2:

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1 hour ago, PoisonPill said:

If radio was removed from the BB formula, how many weeks at #1 would AIW have had?

It would have been 5. It still would have gotten the first 3 weeks at #1 (4/16, 4/30, and 5/7), since it didn't top radio during those weeks. Then, it would have returned for album release week (6/4) and stayed there the week after (6/11). By the time we got to 6/18, RUTH was #1 in streaming and sales.

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Where are The Kind Of Love We Make’s points coming from? I get it’s AirPlay is high but it’s not top ten on Spotify, ITunes, or Apple Music? Is it Amazon?

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On 9/26/2022 at 11:42 PM, Ger-55 said:

I'd say "STAY" is bigger than UF. That song is honestly humongous.

I disagree. UF was definitively the biggest song of the 2010s decade. Stay isn't even the biggest hit of the last 3 years. Not only is Blinding Lights clearly bigger than Stay, Stay is currently being outstreamed by its contemporaries like Save Your Tears, Levitating, Heat Waves, and Wasted on You. UF outlasted all its contemporaries by remaining on the 12/5/2015 charts, when the 25/52 rule was implemented and Purpose was released. It is also to be determined which is the bigger hit between Stay and As It Was.

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On 9/26/2022 at 2:40 PM, Ger-55 said:

Lowest points ever for a number-one hit during the streaming era, it was an already lowest-point when Glass Animals' topped the chart during its 5th week (it was around 216 points). This year has been awful for the mainstream scene, it gets worse and worse.

 

Congratulations to Harry, nevertheless, that is such a gigantic smash, one of the biggest hits of all-time, I said what I said.

 

Luke overperforming, damn :eek: Personally, I don't find the song anything special, but damn!

 

Morgan really can't break that #6-curse :deadbanana:

 

ILY(AHS) is such a big hit, congrats to both Posty and Doja, one of their biggest hits for each respective artist.

The problem is that we just don’t have any artists that stay around long enough to be major a listers. Look at 1999 for example, Britney, christina, Enrique, jlo, and Jessica Simpson all made debuts that year. When was the last time we ever had four major artists debut like that? We are lucky to have one every year now. Music is not selling like it used to, so many artists have to venture into more if they want to stay relevant. These tiktok artists are the new one hit wonders. And not only that, music is just awful these days. Being different means putting out shitty music. When old hits are being revived just to make up for the crappy new music not charting, that says a lot. Album tracks chart to make up for the crappy music out. And pop radio is a joke these days. We have songs making the top 20 that never even charted, a song that never went top 50 in the top 10, it’s truly shown at award shows, sales, charts, and on every platform that music has fallen down. This year really has shown that.

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