charts discussion Streaming Discussion | Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, etc.

[Cz!]

4 minutes ago, simmnfierzig said:

Yeah incredible. Especially on Youtube

No surprise there. The video is amazing.

[alexanderao]

5 minutes ago, DangerousSwiftie said:

2

=

Future - Mask Off

1,487,770

 

Why'd they choose Draco as the single for this? Was it ahead of the other tracks during album release week? This is a BOP. 

Their choice was rejected by the public. Radio already took notice:

 

Urban

#20 Mask Off

#30 Draco

 

Rhythmic

#63 Mask Off

N/A Draco

 

[FutureHive]

11 minutes ago, DangerousSwiftie said:

2

=

Future - Mask Off

1,487,770

 

Why'd they choose Draco as the single for this? Was it ahead of the other tracks during album release week? This is a BOP. 

nah he already shot the video for this before he even dropped the mixtape

[iamvladd]

If anyone is interested in this kind of stuff, looks like Spotify & UMG finally agreed on a long-term deal:

http://nypost.com/2017/04/03/spotify-umg-finally-reach-long-term-streaming-deal/

[brianc33710]

Hunt's Back Road had a good jump on Spotify with just a few hours of ACM promo Sunday night. Given that it's audio only YT clip is up 100 spots from yesterday, I'll predict Hunt will at least be Top 20 on the Spotify chart released later today.

[omrimayo]

2.3 For Humble today! That's insane, I think top 3 is really happening for him this week, no? Top 5 is sure. He will be in 20M streams at least this week, if not more.

[Quaithe]

Kendrick smashing on youtube is so unexpected  the king is finally coming thru i'm so happy

[simmnfierzig]

2 hours ago, omrimayo said:

2.3 For Humble today! That's insane, I think top 3 is really happening for him this week, no? Top 5 is sure. He will be in 20M streams at least this week, if not more.

40M is possible

[omrimayo]

1 hour ago, simmnfierzig said:

40M is possible

Which will put him where on the Chart?

[Starkboy]

44 minutes ago, Henstridge said:

Which The Chainsmokers song? The One? 

yes

 

(not full 24 hours) 

 

WW

4 (+2) HUMBLE. by Kendrick Lamar | 3,783,890 (+790k)

54 (+13) The One by The Chainsmokers | 1,104,995 (+242k)

78 (+25) Heatstroke by Calvin Harris | 839,329 (+186k)

 

USA

1 (=) HUMBLE. by Kendrick Lamar | 2,285,707 (+453k)

44 (+32) The One by The Chainsmokers | 443,516 (+152k)

77 (+52) Heatstroke by Calvin Harris | 307,313 (+99k)

[simmnfierzig]

42 minutes ago, omrimayo said:

Which will put him where on the Chart?

#3

[alexanderao]

They combined the two versions of XO TOUR Llif3! And it's #5  Come on  

[omrimayo]

2 hours ago, simmnfierzig said:

#3

Damn! Thanks.

[Green]

3 hours ago, simmnfierzig said:

40M is possible

 

In the US alone? OMG

[alexanderao]

Gigantic update for Kendrick.  

[brianc33710]

I'm underwhelmed with Hunt's jump on Spotify. Also, I can't understand why Tin Man didn't even crack the Spotify Top 200 with TM doing so well on ITunes. Yes, I acknowledge that Country lags behind when related to streaming. However, several Country songs with less impressive sales totals repeak, reenter, and/or debut on Spotify today.

[Ribs]

Humble. had me SHOOK 

[popmusic]

20 hours ago, iamvladd said:

If anyone is interested in this kind of stuff, looks like Spotify & UMG finally agreed on a long-term deal:

http://nypost.com/2017/04/03/spotify-umg-finally-reach-long-term-streaming-deal/

I'm suprised that ATRL doesn't care about 2-week premium windowing for albums.

[grandewhispers]

 

Heatstroke - Spotify:

#45 Ireland (+5)

#53 Australia (=)

#53 Taiwan (-8)

#58 Denmark (-2)

#59 Japan (+9)

#60 Sweden (+62)

#67 United Kingdom (+6)

#69 Indonesia (+12)

#69 New Zealand (+4)

#73 Canada (+19)

#77 United States (+52)

#77 Hong Kong (-1)

#78 Worldwide (+25)

#90 Malaysia (+34)

#91 Norway (+22)

#108 Singapore (+54)

#111 Hungary (+19)

#131 Finland (+32)

#138 Philippines (NE)

#143 Brazil (+24)

#150 Poland (+18)

#164 Portugal (-41)

#173 Netherlands (+9)

#195 Czech Republic (NE)

[iamvladd]

1 hour ago, popmusic said:

I'm suprised that ATRL doesn't care about 2-week premium windowing for albums.

You would think so right? 

But yeah, I'd imagine the other majors will work out similar deals.

 

As of today per Ek, UMG artists can choose whether to window their new albums for 2 weeks to subscribers only; singles will still be available to both tiers.

Edited April 4, 2017 by iamvladd

[Cz!]

I'm premium, so I don't really care. 

[iamvladd]

6 minutes ago, Cz! said:

I'm premium, so I don't really care. 

Me too. Poor everyone else.  Spotify finally gave in because they get to keep a greater portion of the pie when it comes to streaming revenues.

Letting the singles be on both tiers, piracy won't increase dramatically I'd imagine. The free users could manage with those while they wait out the 2 weeks, or even become subscribers at that point.

 

Spotify will use this deal a template for the upcoming Sony and Warner Music deals.

 

Edited April 4, 2017 by iamvladd

[alexanderao]

It was paramount that they secured a revenue increase by the conclusion of the negotiations. Daniel has to be feeling pretty good right now. I definitely don't have a problem waiting two weeks, and I'm confident that most people won't. 

 

Obviously, it'll be quite fascinating to observe the first- and second-week figures for albums that are initially restricted to the paid tier. But like 2-week Apple Music exclusives, the impact of this policy change in terms of streaming numbers should not extend past debuts. 

[Heart.me]

Youtube 04/02 :

1    +1    Ed Sheeran - Shape of You       2,290,979
2    -1    Kendrick Lamar - HUMBLE.       2,090,318
3    =     Bruno Mars - That's What I Like 2,007,766

 

Edited April 4, 2017 by Heart.me

[mikekorcok]

Spotify update (4th Apr - 4th Mar)


Most followed Artists on Spotify:

1. Rihanna – 9,718,000 (+581k)
2. Drake – 9,350,000 (+684k)
3. (+2) Justin Bieber – 8,740,000 (+535k)
4. Ed Sheeran – 8,460,000 (+730k)
5. (-2) David Guetta – 8,437,000 (+154k)
6. Eminem – 7,823,000
7. Maroon 5 – 7,690,000
8. Coldplay – 7,029,000
9. (+1) Beyoncé – 6,430,000 (+344k)
10. One Direction – 6,278,000
11. Bruno Mars – 5,992,000 (+304k)
12. Adele – 5,940,000
13. Calvin Harris – 5,897,000
14. Ariana Grande – 5,796,000 (+302k)
15. Katy Perry – 5,532,000 (+200k)
16. Avicii – 5,530,000
17. (+2) The Weeknd – 5,427,000 (+391k)
18. Nicki Minaj – 5,234,000
19. Taylor Swift – 5,199,000 (+100k)
20. Lana Del Rey – 4,803,000
21. Skrillex – 4,778,000
22. Kanye West – 4,409,000
23. Flo Rida – 4,215,000
24. Wiz Khalifa – 4,206,000
25. Imagine Dragons – 4,058,000
26. Chris Brown – 4,056,000
27. Linkin Park – 3,947,000
28. Selena Gomez – 3,872,000 (+262k)
29. Twenty One Pilots – 3,868,000
30. Lil Wayne – 3,766,000

Monthly Listeners:

1. Ed Sheeran – 51,311M
2. Drake – 40,506M
3. The Chainsmokers – 40,168M
4. Coldplay – 36,090M
5. The Weeknd – 33,798M
6. Bruno Mars – 31,493M
7. Maroon 5 – 31,357M
8. Calvin Harris – 30,918M
9. Selena Gomez – 29,907M
10. Kygo – 29,764M
11. Alessia Cara – 28,624M
12. Rihanna – 28,251M
13. Major Lazer – 27,954M
14. ZAYN – 27,879M
15. Clean Bandit – 26,771M
16. Martin Garrix – 26,708M
17. Katy Perry – 26,495M
18. Nicki Minaj – 26,308M
19. Imagine Dragons – 26,176M
20. Future – 25,408M

Edited April 5, 2017 by mikekorcok