Taigan
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HTIMYLM is #4 on overall radio and still growing. 1 = Taylor Swift - I Knew It, I Knew You (From "Toy Story 5") 80 1 (x43) 81.44 +0.01 4 82.26 38 81 117 20 2 = Tame Impala - Dracula - JENNIE Remix 204 2 (x3) 67.12 +0.12 3 68.77 40 3 = Bruno Mars - Risk It All 155 2 (x13) 66.68 +0.07 5 74.45 95 67 166 18 4 = Ariana Grande - hate that i made you love me 84 4 60.90 +0.73 4 60.90 79 12 25 11 5 = STELLA LEFTY - Boston 65 5 55.65 +0.31 3 55.65 15 7 18 4 6 = Olivia Rodrigo - drop dead 128 6 52.44 +0.04 3 52.44 21 110 30 7 = Zara Larsson - Midnight Sun 173 5 49.28 -0.32 3 50.96 121 68 28 8 = Luke Combs - Be By You 97 8 48.45 -0.05 1 48.81 74 104 51 9 +1 Ella Langley - Choosin' Texas 283 4 43.76 +0.38 3 59.68 8 1 2 6 10 -1 Bailey Zimmerman - Chevy Silverado 184 9 43.35 -1.36 1 46.49 167
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Oh god... we weren't ready to lose her yet. Dolly represents actual American excellence: hard work, resilience, justice for all.
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Glad she did Like I Do tonight. I believe they're still filming at the O2. So from petal it seems the songs that will hopefully make it into a tour doc are: HTIMYLM Petal Kiss me Bad thing Like I do Not bad at all - though I really hope she sneaks more petal performances in there because it'll keep powering interest in the new album to have those songs immortalized. I'm not sure if they were filming in Montreal... but those performances on Oh Well and Stay that we have the live recordings for were incredible. Even though Freak/Warning signs are not getting as many streams as some of the other songs - I think they would add dimension to the documentary.
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As mentioned above: people listening to the music they already bought on iTunes, physical CDs and vinyls - not streaming. She's been away from the public eye for a minute. As soon as she releases new music or goes on a new tour, the hits will grow in streams a la Taylor and Ari-mania.
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Agree I was there London N1 and Rain on Me went hard. Everyone on the floor was jumping.
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How is this comparing streams-wise compared to Positions at this time?
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@By the Water, I don't know, the standard seems to be the same... You seem pretty sad singles: drop dead 447,520,207 2,387,490 the cure 333,843,235 3,086,375 stupid song 257,752,914 2,874,155 TLOAS singles: The Fate of Ophelia 1,605,525,334 2,168,587 Opalite 846,259,722 1,082,582 Elizabeth Taylor 387,434,802 350,927
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Yes: this song's chart position is clearly heavily powered by radio payola. Being incredibly strategic has meant that even Taylor's "flops" are softened and end up being chart "successes" (i.e., this would not still be in Billboard Hot 100 top 10 if not for radio). Don't we wish all our faves were as strategic?
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It's a classic. It will be one of the biggest songs of all time.
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After the way the public has been trying to debase Ariana recently, I don't think so. We actually have a few great options after letting HTIMYLM and petal ride out August/September. 'Like I Do' is a pretty short song - I think a strong feature could flesh it out and give it new layers. If we're going pop, Billie could seriously match this energy. I think The Weeknd or Kendrick would obviously elevate this too. Pair that with a haunting video with some production value and release in October to ride through Halloween and Fall. I would want Ari to commit to the horror aspects of the song. 'Oh Well' I think is a perfect last single before a hiatus. It's upbeat but introspective. It should not have a feature on it. The outro is perfect the way it is. I think if it concludes the darkness associated with this era and contrasts it with some opposite aesthetics - bright, more colorful, natural - it would contrast well. Of course, 'Bad Thing' is begging for a Weeknd feature lol. If he added some interesting melodies and lyrics, I think it would be a smash with longevity.
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Anyone have the full update?
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Is it true Oh Well is popping off on socials?
