TayRianaPH Posted August 8, 2017 Posted August 8, 2017 Meek's album entering in the T3 Redbone chasing records Praying betta snatch tho
St. Charles Posted August 10, 2017 Posted August 10, 2017 Your taste is really unique here. It's not all the time you see a lover of Hip-hop / Rap / R&B in YTT! Redbone is really SWINGING. EIGHT WEEKS. I noticed these SZA songs, and was honestly just listening to Supermodel yesterday. It's such a great song and I always go crazy when the drums come in super late. XO Tour Llif3 is great of course, but child where is Butterfly Effect?
Topmaster 2 Posted August 10, 2017 Posted August 10, 2017 (edited) I heard that Redbone song and is very decent. Edited August 10, 2017 by Topmaster 2
sumthintoxic82 Posted August 11, 2017 Posted August 11, 2017 Praying Sober is one of the best off the album... Still need to listen to that new Queens of the Stone Age song..
Little Dark Age Posted August 11, 2017 Author Posted August 11, 2017 NOTES Spoiler After eight weeks with no movement at the top, cdschart’s Hot 75 finally has a brand new No. 1. A new No. 1 debut to be more precise. And in it’s wake, it ends and sets some pretty historic feats. That’s right, for the third time this year a song has opened at the top slot. This time around the honor goes to Kelela’s “LMK (Let Me Know)”, which obliterates its nearest competition with a nearly 3:1 point lead. It was only available for about half of the tracking week. Kelela, who has never charted on the singles list, joins Lorde’s “Green Light” and Lady Gaga’s “The Cure” as the only tracks to debut at No. 1 this year — they are also the only female singles to reach No. 1 in any capacity this year. The previously elusive No. 1 debut, which never occurred in 2015 or 2016 due to the altered release week, has unexpectedly returned thanks to off schedule releases. Next week, P!nk’s release of “What About Us” in the middle of the tracking week could case the first ever case of back to back No. 1 debuts; P!nk last led the chart exactly five years ago with “Blow Me (One Last Kiss”). But back to this week, Kelela ends a historic run of male artists at the top: the 13 week gap between the No. 1 sittings of “The Cure” on May 4 and “LMK” on August 10 marks the longest female drought in chart history. Kelela also ends the eight week run of “Redbone”, one of four singles in chart history to notch eight or more consecutive weeks at No. 1. Kelela also debuts at No. 1 on the R&B/Hip-Hop genre chart, once again displacing “Redbone”. Kesha’s “Praying” consequently settles into a fourth straight week at its peak of No. 2, missing out on this week’s top slot by just a few points. Although the track’s sudden stall in the position could easily signify that it’s beginning to peak, there’s always the most weeks at No. 2 record to look forward to: back in 2015-2016, Coldplay’s “Adventure of a Lifetime” strung together a record 15 non-consecutive weeks in the runner up slot. Could Kesha be a challenger? Check back in 2-3 months. Once again, it’s not all bad news for Kesha: “Praying” leads the Pop songs survey for a fourth week and rises 37-29 with follow up track “Learn to Let Go” on the main chart. After eight weeks at No. 1, Childish Gambino’s “Redbone” slides 1-3. Although it’s run at the top might be done, it did leave its mark on the chart: its two month command is the fourth longest in chart history, its the only single to re-enter the chart and later reach No. 1 and is the longest playing No. 1 single with a runtime of 5:27. Lil Uzi Vert jumps 6-4 with “XO Tour Llif3”, reaching a new peak over three months into its run. Meanwhile, Ariel Pink’s “Time to Live” declines 3-5 while leading the Alternative songs chart for a fourth consecutive week. Elsewhere in the top 10, Queens of the Stone Age push to a new peak with “The Way You Used to Do” (9-8) and Flume’s “Hyperreal” jumps 19-9 to become his highest peaking entry to date. FULL CHART (No. 1 - 75) Spoiler # LW 2W PK WKs Name - Artist 01 NE --- 01 01 Let Me Know - Kelela 02 02 02 02 05 Praying - Kesha 03 01 01 01 26 Redbone - Childish Gambino 04 06 24 04 13 XO Tour Llif3 - Lil Uzi Vert 05 03 04 03 04 Time to Live - Ariel Pink 06 05 07 05 18 Unforgettable - French Montana Feat. Swae Lee 07 04 03 02 09 Sober - Lorde 08 09 37 08 05 The Way You Used to Do - Queens of the Stone Age 09 19 25 09 14 Hyperreal - Flume Feat. Kučka 10 10 10 01 27 Texia - Blossoms 11 07 05 01 19 Humble - Kendrick Lamar 12 11 06 06 12 Big Fish - Vince Staples 13 08 09 08 03 I Ain't Got Time! - Tyler, the Creator 14 23 30 14 10 In Cold Blood - alt-J 15 12 14 12 17 DNA - Kendrick Lamar 16 16 15 10 24 Slide - Calvin Harris Feat. Frank Ocean & Migos 17 25 33 17 13 Honey Sweet - Blossoms 18 13 08 03 08 Wild Thoughts - DJ Khaled Feat. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller 19 14 11 01 16 The Cure - Lady Gaga 20 17 16 03 22 Feel It Still - Portugal. The Man 21 27 35 21 08 Sober II (Melodrama) - Lorde 22 28 31 22 15 1-800-273-8255 - Logic Feat. Alessia Cara & Khalid 23 15 12 03 12 Noise Pollution - Portugal. The Man 24 18 13 04 08 The Man - The Killers 25 20 17 01 24 Can I Sit Next to You - Spoon 26 29 36 26 11 Find Me - Buddy 27 22 21 05 26 We Don't Give A - NAO 28 NE --- 28 01 Perplexing Pegasus - Rae Sremmurd 29 37 --- 29 02 Learn to Let Go - Kesha 30 30 32 14 15 S.H.C. - Foster the People 31 24 19 01 23 Green Light - Lorde 32 40 42 32 04 Another Weekend - Ariel Pink 33 26 20 07 06 911 / Mr. Lonely - Tyler, the Creator 34 35 29 03 29 Hot Thoughts - Spoon 35 32 26 03 24 Stay - Zedd & Alessia Cara 36 31 22 10 09 Rain Come Down - Vince Staples 37 41 44 20 07 Supercut - Lorde 38 36 28 12 11 Perro Fiel - Shakira Feat. Nicky Jam 39 33 23 20 05 Kill Jay Z - Jay-Z 40 34 27 04 27 BagBak - Vince Staples 41 21 --- 21 02 Faded Heart - BØRNS 42 47 50 42 09 Liability - Lorde 43 43 40 02 16 You're In Love With a Psycho - Kasabian 44 50 53 40 21 I Ain't the One - Spoon 45 52 54 45 09 Supermodel - SZA 46 39 34 26 15 J-Boy - Phoenix 47 44 47 26 06 Who Dat Boy - Tyler, the Creator 48 51 57 48 05 Sugar - Beach Fossils 49 42 39 02 50 Love On the Brain - Rihanna 50 54 56 50 03 13 Beaches - Lana Del Rey 51 58 67 51 06 Loyalty - Kendrick Lamar Feat. Rihanna 52 45 48 45 04 Sit Next to Me - Foster the People 53 48 51 48 11 Strangers - Halsey Feat. Lauren Jauregui 54 53 46 40 14 Plot Twist - Sigrid 55 46 38 21 22 Kill For Candy - DREAMCAR 56 49 41 27 07 Disconnect - Clean Bandit Feat. Marina and the Diamonds 57 59 64 57 05 Machine - The Horrors 58 62 69 58 07 Don't Take the Money - Bleachers 59 NE --- 59 01 Sticky Situation - QUIÑ Feat. Syd 60 63 68 46 11 Slow Hands - Niall Horan 61 55 --- 55 02 Midnight - Jessie Ware 62 57 45 06 34 That's What I Like - Bruno Mars 63 RE --- 63 07 Perfect Places - Lorde 64 68 75 64 03 Broken Clocks - SZA 65 66 72 65 03 Terrified - Childish Gambino 66 56 43 27 04 Skydiving - Lights 67 67 61 08 39 Lost On You - LP 68 72 --- 68 02 Shotgun - Spoon 69 60 62 55 10 Fake Magic - Peking Duk & AlunaGeorge 70 70 74 08 32 Versace On the Floor - Bruno Mars 71 75 --- 71 02 Run For Cover - The Killers 72 NE --- 72 01 Attention - Charlie Puth 73 NE --- 73 01 Flood Watch - Juicy J Feat. Offset 74 NE --- 74 01 Bodak Yellow - Cardi B 75 69 58 01 38 I Feel It Coming - The Weeknd Feat. Daft Punk
Remmy Posted August 12, 2017 Posted August 12, 2017 Perfect Places returning ...but outside of the top 10, 20, 30, etc. At least Liability, Supercut and Melodrama are up Same for Lana + Kesha (LtLG) Foster stable Gambino finally slips from #1 and Praying is STILL blocked? Bye! Rih, Zedd/Alessia, Lorde x2 (GL+S), Killers, Portugal, Gaga dropping
Diarrhoea Posted August 12, 2017 Posted August 12, 2017 LMK is such a bop the album is way too far away but I hope it follows on this path
Jet Posted August 12, 2017 Posted August 12, 2017 Praying is great, love that high note at the end and Sober Redbone is cute too
Delta Posted August 13, 2017 Posted August 13, 2017 (edited) Praying getting blocked again I love the visuals for the top 10 summary. Great job! Edited August 13, 2017 by Delta
TheWayWeWere Posted August 13, 2017 Posted August 13, 2017 LMK debuts on top it's one of my favorite songs this year already mess @ Praying keeps blocked tho LTLG slowly rising PP re-entering I hope it charts better this time
TayRianaPH Posted August 16, 2017 Posted August 16, 2017 Love On The Brain 50 weeks already Praying betta get that #1 soon Redbone and XO are nice too
ATRL Moderator Samson Posted August 17, 2017 ATRL Moderator Posted August 17, 2017 flume poor praying unforgettable and xtl
sumthintoxic82 Posted August 17, 2017 Posted August 17, 2017 Praying, Sober and The Way You Used to Do
K$Ellie Posted August 17, 2017 Posted August 17, 2017 Um ok... so Praying would have been on top but Kelela debuted at #1 out of nowhere At least LMK is cute + a lot better than Redbone Sober II still moving up Learn To Let Go and 13 Beaches rising Perfect Places re-entering and Bodak Yellow debuting
iHype. Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 Perplexing Pegasus debuting. It's coming for a debut on mine soon too. Big Fish better have a revival and go Top 5.
St. Charles Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 I'll give Kelela a listen. She sounds promising! Too bad that Redbone's #1 run was cut short! Maybe it'll get more weeks in somehow.
Little Dark Age Posted September 13, 2017 Author Posted September 13, 2017 After another month delay, my chart's about to come back (for the 80th time nnn ). Anyway here's a very quick recap of what has happened since the August 10th chart... August 17 - "Calicomplication" Singles: Kelela's "LMK" remained at No. 1 in its second week, experiencing an uptick in chart points following its debut at the top. Kesha's "Praying" held at No. 2 for a fifth straight week, while former eight week No. 1 "Redbone" held at No. 3. P!nk notched her 7th top 10 single with "What About Us", which blasted in at No. 4. She became one of exactly a dozen artists to notch that many entries in the upper region. Queens of the Stone Age's "The Way You Used to Do" lifted 8-5 to a new peak. Debuts: "What About Us" (No. 4), "Feet Don't Fail Me" (No. 13), "Feels Like Heaven" (No. 33), "The Evil Has Landed" (No. 50), "Let 'Em Talk" (No. 59) and "Swamp" (No. 69) Albums: Red Hot Chili Peppers' Californication re-entered at a new peak of No. 1, marking the group's third chart topping effort (The Weeknd is the only artist with more No. 1s; 4). August 24 - "Let Me Drop" Singles: Kelela's "LMK" remained at No. 1 in its third week, consequently becoming the longest running No. 1 debut of the year. Kesha's "Praying" once again held at No. 2 for a sixth straight week, while former eight week No. 1 "Redbone" again took No. 3. Flume's "Hyperreal" advanced 9-4, becoming his first ever top 5 single. Capping the top 5, Queens of the Stone Age's "Feet Don't Fail Me" rose 13-5 to become the group's second consecutive top 5 hit. Meanwhile, P!nk's "What About Us" -- the previous week's top debut -- plunged 4-45, setting a new record for the largest single week drop of all time. Congrats! Further, Rihanna's "Love On the Brain" became the 12th song to spend a full year on the chart. She joined Ellie Goulding as the second artist with two songs achieving this feat: "This Is What You Came For" notched a 60th and final week on the chart earlier this year. Debuts: "I'm Yours" (No. 52), "Younger Now" (No. 61) and "War Is Coming (If You Want It)" (No. 75) Albums: Queens of the Stone Age's Villains easily debuted at No. 1 with 133 points. August 31 - "Hyper Villains" Singles: Flume unexpectedly landed his first No. 1 with fast moving "Hyperreal" as it jumped 4-1, denying Kesha a chance at No. 1 once again. Yep, "Praying" stalled at No. 2 for a seventh straight week. Although I'm not positive, I believe this set a record for most time spent at a No. 2 peak by a female (Rihanna's "Work" spent a record eight weeks at No. 2 last year after reaching No. 1). Meanwhile, the overall record for most weeks at a No. 2 peak remained unbothered at 15 (Coldplay's "Adventure of a Lifetime"). Meanwhile, Kelela's former chart topper "LMK" eased 1-3 after three weeks at No. 1. Notably, "LMK" had "debuted at No. 1 out of nowhere" to block "Praying" on August 10th. Childish Gambino's "Redbone" slid 3-4 and Logic, Khalid and Alessia Cara's "1-800-273-8255" blasted 13-5. Consequently, Logic and Khalid scored their first top 10s while Alessia picked up her sixth. Lorde also picked up a sixth top 10 as "Sober II (Melodrama)" shuffled 12-8 to continue the Kiwi singer's run in the top 10, which extended to 26 consecutive weeks. Debuts: "Tell Me You Love Me" (No. 39), "Look What You Made Me Do" (No. 48) and "Skywalker" (No. 66). Albums: Queens of the Stone Age's Villains kept at No. 1 for a second week. September 7 - "Wish (Fl)u(me) Farewell" Singles: After being blocked by three songs over a seven week period, Kesha's comeback track "Praying" completed its unorthodox rise to No. 1 on the singles chart, becoming her first chart topper to date. The previous week's leader (Flume's "Hyperreal") consequently slipped 1-2 as it relinquished control at the top. Queens of the Stone Age's "Feet Don't Fail Me" rebounded 6-3, netting a career high peak for the group in the process. Meanwhile, "LMK" dipped one slot further to No. 4 and "Redbone" continued its slow decline (4-5). Debuts: "Whats Lovers Do" (No. 35) and "Rake It Up" (No. 70) Albums: Queens of the Stone Age's Villains kept at No. 1 for a third week. September 14 - "Another Fail" Singles: On the most recent chart, Queens of the Stone Age's "Feet Don't Fail Me" kicks "Praying" to the curb as it jumped 3-1. Kesha promptly regresses back to No. 2, where she spends an eighth non-consecutive week. Meanwhile, Ariel Pink's shoots back into the upper region with "Another Weekend" taking No. 3 and tying "Time to Live" as his highest peaking hit to date. Both are from the forthcoming set Dedicated to Bobby Jameson. Kelela's "LMK" holds at No. 4 as Flume rounds out the top 5 with "Hyperreal" (2-5). Meanwhile Kelly Clarkson nets her highest peaking effort in nearly five years with "Love So Soft", which enters at No. 16 with just two days of points. That easily outdoes the peak of the rather lackluster "Heartbeat Song" which was so insignificant on this chart that I have no idea where it peaked and don't care to look it up; for the time being I'll guess it hit No. 24. U2 surprisingly follows with "You're the Best Thing About Me", the next highest debut at No. 19 and Sam Smith's somewhat interesting/somewhat drab "Too Good at Goodbyes" whimpers in at No. 55 as the final new entry. Debuts: "Love So Soft" (No. 16), "You're the Best Thing About Me" (No. 19) and "Too Good at Goodbyes" (No. 55). Albums: Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly re-entered at a new peak of No. 1, becoming the second album to do so and garnering Kendrick a third No. 1 album. However, it had the lowest weekly activity of any No. 1 album in three months, when Kendrick's own DAMN. returned to the pole position. ***September 21 - BUILDING CHART (3 Days Left)*** Singles: On this week's building chart, U2's "You're the Best Thing About Me" is up 19-1, leading nearly all other competitors by a huge margin. However, Kelly Clarkson's "Love So Soft", which took the early lead on Sunday, remains hot behind the latest single from the Irish rockers as its up 16-2. Should these two tracks hold by week's end, they will mark huge career milestones for both acts: "You're the Best Thing About Me" would mark U2's first ever No. 1 (and their first entry) while "Love So Soft" would become Kelly Clarkson's highest peaking track in over a half decade in front of "People Like Us" (No. 3 in 2013) and only behind "Stronger" (No. 1 in 2012). Perhaps even more incredible, if either track ends up finishing in the No. 1 spot, the chart's leader will have changed a record tying four weeks in a row (five unique leaders). This was previously achieved once before in 2015: "Can't Feel My Face" was succeeded by "Hotline Bling" on October 15, which was then succeeded by "The Hills" on October 22, which was then succeeded by "Something In the Way You Move" on October 29, which was finally succeeded by "Hello" on November 5. And with NAO releasing a new single this week, this record could further be re-written next week. Anyway, back to this week. Last week's No. 1 (Queens of the Stone Age's "Feet Don't Fail Me") slides down to No. 3 as Kesha's "Praying" is knocked out of the top 2 for the first time in over two months (2-4). Kelela's "LMK" currently claims No. 5 (down 1 from last week). Debuts: TBA ("Nostalgia" by NAO is a shoo in for top 20 upon release). Albums: Adele is surprisingly aiming for her first No. 1 album with 21. 21 has previously visited the lower regions of the album chart's top 10 and has remained a strong catalog entry: it has continuously ranked within the chart's cumulative top 100 since its inception in January 2016.
K$Ellie Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Praying finally going #1 Looked like it was gonna be Bad Romance'd but she did it LMK getting 3 weeks on top Younger Now, Let 'Em Talk and LWYMMD debuting
Diarrhoea Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 On 13/09/2017 at 4:39 AM, cdschart said: my chart's about to come back (for the 80th time nnn ) relatable LMK slaying I wasn't a big fan of Frontline(s?) but I'm still reasonably excited for the album so long as she brings the bops
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