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So basically, Nielsen uses a similar strategy as the ones they use to estimate for an incomplete data set on a complete data set?

I expected top 200 in the US at least. iTunes and YT numbers are good but I guess I shoulda known better.

The first true global kpop gg is here.

Two top 15 hits at the same time An incredible way to start her 5th lustrum as a recording artist.

Google must have paid them off

LOTB @ #39 ANTI ha 67th consecutive week with a track in the top 40

Bruno did that Versace on the Top of the Charts is next.

Iggy ?

I agree. They're two separate charts. Minor eras since then would be 91-98 (95-98 could also be considered separate due to the nature of peaks & debuts then), 99-04, 05-12, 13-present. But before SS the data just wasn't there, you can't compare it.

And #49 on airplay.

The Weeknd will probably enter the Top 40 an Bruno might snatch the top 10 with the 2017 chart. Ed could leap to the top 30 or higher depending on the next single. Alicia Keys made the top 20 with 3 solo hits and nothing else

Weighted Career Total: Heavyweight Hitmakers (Top 20 Y-E surveyed, only includes artists with at least 1 YE T20 as a solo artist, but including their collaborative and group efforts) Inverse point system (#1 = 100, #20 = 5) + Solo/Feature/Group multiplier. 1 845.00 Elvis Presley 2 683.50 Mariah Carey 3 576.50 Usher 4 504.50 Whitney Houston 5 497.50 Elton John 6 472.00 Rihanna 7 450.50 Katy Perry 8 440.00 Janet Jackson 9 384.91 Beyoncé 10 360.00 Madonna 11 358.00 Paul McCartney 12 351.00 Michael Jackson 13 306.00 Taylor Swift 14 301.66 Rod Stewart 15 300.00 Bruno Mars 16 290.00 Toni Braxton 17 280.00 Alicia Keys 18 270.00 Frankie Valli 19 268.50 Lionel Richie 20 262.50 Paula Abdul 21 260.00 George Michael 22 260.00 Andy Gibb 23 260.00 Adele 24 255.50 Lady Gaga 25 253.75 Diana Ross 26 252.50 Monica 27 242.50 Céline Dion 28 241.50 50 Cent 29 240.00 Donna Summer 30 237.50 Flo Rida 31 235.00 Barbra Streisand 32 232.50 R. Kelly 33 230.00 Olivia Newton-John 34 227.50 George Harrison 35 222.50 John Lennon 36 215.00 Roy Orbison 37 210.00 Kelly Clarkson 38 210.00 Pat Boone 39 206.33 Nelly 40 201.75 Fergie

Charts from 1956–2016 Year-End #1s in Gold Year-End Top 5s in Bold "+" Means they had one song that charted in the T20 in two separate years, shown in Bold Italic The gaps in certain artists' lists represents the start of the SoundScan era. The one in Elvis's list represents the start of the Hot 100 era. 15 Elvis Presley (1956–1969) Heartbreak Hotel Don't Be Cruel Hound Dog I Want You, I Need You, I Love You Love Me Tender All Shook Up Too Much Teddy Bear Jailhouse Rock Don't It's Now Or Never Stuck on You Good Luck Charm Crying in the Chapel Suspicious Minds 10 Mariah Carey (1990–2005) Vision of Love Someday Dreamlover Hero Without You / Never Forget You Fantasy Always Be My Baby My All We Belong Together Shake It Off 9 Janet Jackson (1989–2001) Miss You Much Escapade Love Will Never Do (Without You) That's The Way Love Goes If Again Together Again Doesn't Really Matter All For You 8+1 Usher (1997–2004) You Make Me Wanna... (1997 & 1998) Nice & Slow My Way U Remind Me U Got It Bad U Don't Have To Call Burn Confessions Pt II 8 Rihanna (2005–2016) Pon de Replay SOS Take A Bow Disturbia Don't Stop The Music S&M Needed Me 7 Whitney Houston (1986–1996) How Will I Know Greatest Love Of All I Wanna Dance With Somebody So Emotional All The Man That I Need I Will Always Love You Exhale (Shoop Shoop) 6+1 Elton John (1973–1998) Crocodile Rock Bennie and the Jets Philadelphia Freedom Little Jeannie Can You Feel The Love Tonight Candle In The Wind 1997 / Something About The Way You Look Tonight (#1 1997 & #8 1998) 6 Michael Jackson (1972–1992) Ben Rock With You Billie Jean Beat It Black or White Remember The Time Madonna (1985–2000) Like A Virgin Crazy For You Vogue I'll Remember Take A Bow Music Katy Perry (2008–2013) I Kissed A Girl Teenage Dream Firework Last Friday Night (TGIF) Wide Awake Roar 5+1 Taylor Swift (2009–2015) Love Story You Belong With Me I Knew You Were Trouble Shake It Off (2014 & 2015) Blank Space 5 Toni Braxton (1994–2000) Breathe Again You Mean The World To Me You're Makin Me High / Let It Flow Un-Break My Heart He Wasn't Man Enough 4+1 Bruno Mars (2010–2013) Just The Way You Are (2010 & 2011) Grenade When I Was Your Man Locked Out Of Heaven 4 Céline Dion (1994–1998) The Power of Love Because You Loved Me It's All Coming Back To Me Now My Heart Will Go On Roy Orbison (1960–1964) Only The Lonely Crying Running Scared Oh, Pretty Woman Donna Summer (1979–1983) Bad Girls Hot Stuff MacArthur Park She Works Hard For The Money Monica (1995–1999) Don't Take It Personal (Just One Of Dem Days) For You I Will The First Night Angel of Mine Diana Ross (1970–1980) Ain't No Mountain High Enough Touch Me In The Morning Love Hangover Upside Down Stevie Wonder (1963–1977) Fingertips I Was Made To Love Her You Are The Sunshine of My Life Sir Duke 3 50 Cent (2003–2005) Adele (2011–2016) Alicia Keys (2001–2008) Andy Gibb (1977–78) Avril Lavigne (2002–2007) Barbra Streisand (1964–1977) Bette Midler (1980–1991) Beyoncé (2004–2009) Christina Aguilera (1999–2003) Connie Francis Dean Martin Eric Clapton (1977–1996) Flo Rida (2012–2016) Frankie Valli John Denver Kelly Clarkson (2005–2012) Lady Gaga (2009–2011) Lionel Richie (1984–1986) Marvin Gaye (1969–1977) Olivia Newton-John (1979–1982) Pat Boone Paula Abdul (1989–1991) Perry Como Phil Collins (1984–1990) Pink (2000–2011) R. Kelly (1994–2003) Rod Stewart The Weeknd (2015) 2+1 Chubby Checker Lorde (2013–2014)

http://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100/1998-05-23 Debuted at #3

Billboard credits the remix on IGL and not Honey even though both had the remixes on the original single.