official chart Billboard Charts (December 3-9, 2017)

[TayRianaPH]

Just now, ATRL's WP Magnet said:

As streaming grows, sadly it wont...popularity just increases and increases.

How unfortunate  Hoping quality pop music and indie artists have their fair share on all these fronts, cause I can't tolerate such a chart with those TRASH songs at the top  

 

Meanwhile, let me stick to UK charts for now  

[QueenofCopyPaste]

Say ALL what you want about Gummo, but numbers are numbers and the Hot 100 reflects that...

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

"Gummo" is an entertaining rap song.

 

6ix9ine's flow and delivery and especially his tone is appealing. I've listened to several of his other songs and he seems to fit the 'Gangsta Rap/Hardcore Hip-Hop' mold than anything else.

 

Moreover, he is LITERALLY gaining heavier traction as of late because of the amount of hate he's recieveing from online keyboard warriors. It's no coincidence how popular he currently is on U.S YouTube and I'm not surprised either. Those streaming his music are fans, plain and simple.

 

If this song were to go #1, I'd be extremely pleased. 

 

As for those debating whether the song is 'urban', yes, it is. Hip-Hop/Rap fit into the urban-contemporary umbrella thus making it an urban-orientated song. 

 

Edited December 10, 2017 by GoodGuyGoneGhetto

[TayRianaPH]

Gummo up

While Macklemore & Eminem are struggling 

The people contributing to those numbers are trash LBR

 

OT: Happy for Ed & Bey

[QueenofCopyPaste]

3 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

"Gummo" is an entertaining rap song.

 

6ix9ine's flow and delivery and especially his tone is appealing. I've listened to several of his other songs and he seems to fit the 'Gangsta Rap/Hardcore Hip-Hop' mold than anything else.

 

Moreover, he is LITERALLY gaining heavier traction as of late because of the amount of hate he's recieveing from online keyboard warriors. It's no coincidence how popular he currently is on U.S YouTube and I'm not surprised either. Those streaming his music are fans, plain and simple.

 

If this song were to go #1, I'd be extremely pleased. 

 

As for thise debating whether the song is 'urban', yes, it is. Hip-Hop/Rap fit into the urban-contemporary umbrella thus making it an urban-orientated song. 

 

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

23 minutes ago, TayRianaPH said:

Can the mumbler rap era die already? How can a chart be so classless? Like, Gucci Gang and Gummo are both eww, making the charts seem so eww too  

"Mumbler Rap"?

 

Do you even know what actual 'Mumble Rap' is and how it actually sounds?

 

Neither 'Gucci Gang' or 'Gummo' are representations of "Mumble rap".

 

Furthermore, this is the U.S charts, the most important and influential chart in the world, and a reflection of what songs are currently popular in the United States. If it's not to your satisfaction, I'm sure you can find what you're looking for elsewhere.

Edited December 10, 2017 by GoodGuyGoneGhetto

[TayRianaPH]

Ugh, this is tiring, lemme just spend my efforts on praying for Dua to enter the Top 10  

[Howie]

Those that think that Gucci Gang and Gunmo are actual GOOD songs must've been born after 2000. 

[Jorq]

What are good examples of mumble rap?

[QueenofCopyPaste]

1 minute ago, Jorq said:

What are good examples of mumble rap?

 

 

[NoMythologies]

6 minutes ago, Jorq said:

What are good examples of mumble rap?

Panda, Mask Off, Bad and Boujee, Bank Account etc.

[5hfangurl]

15 minutes ago, Jorq said:

What are good examples of mumble rap?

 

[Pacaveli]

36 minutes ago, Jorq said:

What are good examples of mumble rap?

 

 

[slw84]

1 hour ago, DangerousSwiftie said:

Don’t call Gumbo urban. That’s just offensive to urban music.

urban music isn't exactly at it's peak in quality but so is gumbo going to be the next big hit. i keep hearing about it's streaming numbers.

 

[UNNAMI]

also "Hello" was butchered by stupid 26/52 rule

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

@brianc33616

 

I absolutely agree with you with regards to the advent of a 'Power points' system being implemented by Billboard into the Hot 100 formula. The status and ranking of songs that may not have experienced lengthy chart longevity but sold in inexplicably large amounts early in their chart runs need to be revised and maximised especially when their points total tripled, quadrupled or quitupled (or more) every other song in the top ten at any given time.

 

Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" is one of the more prominent cases. The song debuted at #40 before skyrocketing to #12 the following week and then #1 during its third week of release. It may have only spent 16 weeks in the top ten, however during its fourteen week tenure at the pole position it went onto sell a gargantuan 4.3M+ physical units: 1.7M+ units in 1992 over 5 weeks and 2.5M+ units in 1993 over 9 weeks with its total sales standing at 4.5M+ overall which was absolutely unprecedented at the time.

 

It's sales timeline during its 14 weeks at #1:

 

1st Week Sales: 105K
2nd Week Sales: 135K
3rd Week Sales: 391K
4th Week Sales: 457K
5th Week Sales: 632K
6th Week Sales: 638K
7th Week Sales: 540K
8th Week Sales: 413K
9th Week Sales: 363K
10th Week Sales: 208K
11th Week Sales: 141K
12th Week Sales: 116K
13th Week Sales: 102K
14th Week Sales: 100K

= 4.4M+

 

During its 3rd to 9th weeks at number one it quadrupled the points of the number two song (Shai: "If I Ever Fall In Love") and had more points than the top ten combined not to mention that it obliterated U.S airplay records in being the first song to pass 80M+ AI throughout those weeks also.

 

It's ranked far too low on the all-time Hot 100 in my opinion (its #45) and the same applies to 'End of the Road', 'Macarena', 'Candle In The Wind', 'Hello' etc.

Edited December 10, 2017 by GoodGuyGoneGhetto

[slw84]

2 hours ago, tde said:

No one claims fake bloods with rainbow teeth and rainbow hair, specially urban crowds

 

 

theres a reason no ones buying this or playing on the radio, high school freshmen have no money and aren’t radio audiences. Keep on telling yourself the urban crowd likes this, maybe you’ll believe it yourself some day

 

 

 

Since when is urban music all of the sudden to good for gummo. Urban music continues to be subpar in comparison to the past and if the likes of Panda, Migos songs and other mess can dominate I don't see why gummo is much different.

 

1 hour ago, ATRL's WP Magnet said:

http://kworb.net/youtube/insights/us_daily.html

 

1. 

=

6ix9ine - Gummo

5,509,972

+470,730

 

 

INSANE

 

 

3. Motorsport. 3.2 million

an urban smash

1 hour ago, TayRianaPH said:

Can the mumbler rap era die already? How can a chart be so classless? Like, Gucci Gang and Gummo are both eww, making the charts seem so eww too  

Trends last for a couple of years and then they move on to something new.

Stuttering will be the new speech impediment rap style in 2018 and I'm here for it

1 hour ago, ATRL's WP Magnet said:

As streaming grows, sadly it wont...popularity just increases and increases.

Yes, you give the teens power and they will determine they are more attracted to these types of songs vs other types of songs.

It only reflects a popularity for a certain audience but this is the streaming era they wanted. Messy songs dominating because of a gimmick and double counting to equate to an actual sale of an album.

 

 

 

[simmnfierzig]

Final predictions

 

1 Perfect        609  (+2)

2 Rockstar        487  (-1)

3 Havana        422  (-1)

4 Gucci Gang        315  (=)

5 Thunder        281  (=)

6 Too Good At Goodbyes        257  (=)

7 Gummo        233  (+47) if the issue from last week gets fixed

8 No Limit        231  (=)

9 Bad At Love        222 (+2)  

10 Bodak Yellow        218  (-3)

11 All I Want For Christmas Is You        216  (+10)

12 What Lovers Do        212  (-3)

13 Motorsport        198  (+4)

14 I Get The Bag        194  (+2)

15 Feel It Still        187  (-5)

16 New Rules        184  (-1)

17 Sorry Not Sorry        182 (-5)

18 1-800-273-8255        173  (-4)

19 Him & I         170  (debut)

20 Bank Account        169  (-2)

 

21 I Fall Apart        162  (-2)

22 Let You Down        161  (+7)

23 Mi Gente        159  (-10)

24 Wolves        149  (-4)

25 Love.        142  (+2)

26 How Long        141 (+6)

27 Shape Of You        139 (-1)

28 Young Dumb & Broke        136  (-6)

29 Ready For It        131  (+2)

30 Unforgettable        129  (-6)

31 Believer        129  (-6)

32 The Way Life Goes        128  (+7)

33 Meant To Be        123  (+7)

34 Despacito        123  (-11)

35 Attention        121  (-5)

36 The Weekend        119 (+2)

37 Plain Jane         118  (+6)

38 Silence        116  (-2)

39 Sky Walker        115 (+16)

40 Rubbin Off The Pain        112 (+6) 

 

41 There's Nothing Holdin Me Back        108  (+1)

42 Congratulations        107  (+3)

43 End Game        105  (+40)

44 Ric Flair Drip        105  (+5)

45 What About Us        105  (-12)

46 That's What I Like        104 (-9) 

47 Humble        103  (=)

48 Praying        101  (-13)

49 Strip That Down        101 (-8)  

50 Rake It Up        100  (-16)

51 Pills & Automobiles          98 (=)  

52 Greatest Love Story          96  (-4)

53 Let Me Go          94  (=)

54 Roll In Peace          93  (+3)

55 Light It Up          91  (+3)

56 Candy Paint          88  (+8)

57 Like I Loved You          87  (+5)

58 I'll Name The Dogs          86  (+3)

59 Tell Me You Love Me          84  (re-entry)

60 Look What You Made Me Do          84  (=)

 

61 Lemon          82  (+2)

62 Codeine Dreaming          82  (-10)

63 When It Rains It Pours          78  (-7)

64 Lights Down Low          76  (+2)

65 Good Old Days          75  (=)

66 Unforgettable          75  (-7)

67 Betrayed          74  (=)

68 Round Here Buzz          74 (=)  

69 Yours          71  (=)

70 Pick It Up          70 (+12) 

71 Dusk Till Dawn          67 (+3) 

72 Losing Sleep          66  (+1)

73 Love So Soft          63  (-3)

74 Ghostface Killers          62 (+1) 

75 Wanted You          61  (-3)

76 Echame La Culpa          60 (=)  

77 I Could Use A Love Song          59 (+1)  

78 **** Love          56  (+3)

79 The Race          56  (-2)

80 Krippy Kush          55  (+6)

 

81 Broken Halos          55  (re-entry)

82 You Broke Up With Me          54  (+2)

83 Mayores          52  (-3)

84 Mic Drop          51  (-56)

85 Jocelyn Flores          48  (=)

86 Too Much To Ask          48  (+3)

87 When We          47  (+1)

88 Bella Y Sensual          47 (debut)  

89 Ask Me How I Know          47  (-1)

90 Written In The Sand          47  (+2)

91 Juice          46  (debut)

92 All On Me          45  (+1)

93 Faking It          45  (+1)

94 Transportin'          45  (-11)

95 Walk On Water          45  (-16)

96 Legends          44  (+2)

97 Sauce It Up          42 (-1) 

98 Perro Fiel          41  (+2)

99 New Freezer 41 (debut)

100 No Smoke (re-entry)

 

Others

 

Five More Minutes 41

I Miss You 38

Edited December 10, 2017 by simmnfierzig

[pieuxvu]

3 minutes ago, simmnfierzig said:

Final predictions

 

1 Perfect        609  (+2)

2 Rockstar        487  (-1)

3 Havana        422  (-1)

Is 2nd week #1 confirmed?

[simmnfierzig]

1 minute ago, pieuxvu said:

Is 2nd week #1 confirmed?

Think Rockstar will come back to #1 next week

[FanOfPop]

30 minutes ago, simmnfierzig said:

 

53 Slow Hands          95  (-3)

 

Is this gonna chart despite being over 30 weeks on Hot 100 and falling out of Top 50?

[simmnfierzig]

3 minutes ago, FanOfPop said:

Is this gonna chart despite being over 30 weeks on Hot 100 and falling out of Top 50?

Yeah Slow Hands and Do Re mi will go recurrent. Forgot to remove them

[Justinintime]

Will Motorsport go top 10 next week? 

[Meteora]

if gummo ends up blocking mariah from a new peak 

[GokuRed]

2 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

"Gummo" is an entertaining rap song.

 

6ix9ine's flow and delivery and especially his tone is appealing. I've listened to several of his other songs and he seems to fit the 'Gangsta Rap/Hardcore Hip-Hop' mold than anything else.

 

Moreover, he is LITERALLY gaining heavier traction as of late because of the amount of hate he's recieveing from online keyboard warriors. It's no coincidence how popular he currently is on U.S YouTube and I'm not surprised either. Those streaming his music are fans, plain and simple.

 

If this song were to go #1, I'd be extremely pleased. 

 

As for those debating whether the song is 'urban', yes, it is. Hip-Hop/Rap fit into the urban-contemporary umbrella thus making it an urban-orientated song. 

 

Clock

 

Gummo is an amazing track. Nothing has ever sounded like it before which is more than 90% of y'alls faves can say about any of their tracks