Lennox.

Indeed. #R9 will be her 6th. MOTS: ~250M AGLM: ~350M RR: +600M

Rated R is just over 500M with remixes. It may get there in over a year or so. Her next album to hit 1B+ will #R9...

ANTI - 1B+ Unapologetic - 1B+ Talk That Talk - 1B+ LOUD - 1B+ GGGB - 1B+ She has 5. She ties Drake with the most but he'll have 6 by next month.

For her standards on Spotify/Streaming, this is FANTASTIC.

Let's wait for #R9, Sis. And #Adele4.

Rihanna will SLAY. She's only released one album in the streaming era and ANTI is the most streamed album by a female on U.S Spotify. Her first week flopped because of its botched release and the Tidal madness. I'm ready.

TTT and UNA were far bigger WW with far bigger singles and pure sales in every metric. I'd say it's on par with RR and AGLM overall tbh. In the U.S.A, ANTI is her best performing album on the BB200 by miles. I would argue that it's her third bigger era there, yes, and biggest this decade if you include the streaming aspect.

It peaked at #2 on the Hot 100. It was extremely close to hitting #1 but, at the time, 'Rude Boy' was generating far more airplay and sales also. Nonetheless, the song won as it has FAR outsold almost every song (excluding a few) from 2010 since.

I wonder what numbers #R9 will pull, especially considering she will be MASSIVE on AM? If the lead single is a SMASH she'll very much break the record anyhow. Congrats. Ari. I thought this was her "flop" era according to some.

Why is anyone surprised? From what I've seen thus far, some of the users that are "attacking" him in these threads are the very same users who will frequently post in the 'Lounge' in the "Depression/Anxiety/Introvert" threads and speak on how "they're lonely", "they have major depression" etc. How convenient? It's no wonder they flock to ATRL to feel as though they're "living". They're hardly living a life outside.

+60% of it is from Apple Music. I wouldn't be surprised if the total is even higher once the week ends due to Tidal.

Surely this has to be the last week in which "In My Feelings" has over 700 points. Anyhow, the next "big" artist to go #1 on the Hot 100 may be Rihanna I believe in September or so. I still hope "FEFE" can get a week at the top however.

WHEW. Another list topped. She truly is the "Queen Of Streaming".

Exactly. I don't understand where the narrative of .B having more "hype" than Minaj is coming from, considering the latter has a much larger fanbase and the album is just as anticipated. Unfortunately, Minaj simply isn't a "streaming force" when it comes to music pertaining to her own catalogue. If her numbers rise sharply tomorrow then I'll eat my words but alas. Moreover, Cardi B did well over 200M+ on-demand streams within the first week. Will Minaj accomplish even half of that total? Perhaps; we'll see.

Yes, she did. "Bodak Yellow" peaked at #1 on A.M.

Why are we suddenly highlighting "solo" success by Female artists on streaming sites? Rihanna has gone to #1 on Apple Music three times. Moreover, "Needed Me" (a solo song) is the most streamed Female song in the U.S across both Spotify and Apple Music and never reached #1 on the latter format.

Where is the actual proof of this? LMAO.

He didn't. Jackson always released physical singles (CD's; 4 & 12-inch Vinyls, Cassette tapes) for almost every song he chose to release from every album and pre-"HIS.TORY" his airplay was rather consistent. It just so happens that his albums were more frequently bought than anything else.

Stop talking ****. I'm from the U.K also, I live in Surrey to be exact and will soon be moving to East London, and I hear a multitude of Janet Jackson's songs on the radio all the time i.e. "What Have You Done For Me Lately; Escapade; Rhythm Nation; Black Cat; That's The Way Love Goes; Runaway; Together Again; All For You" etc. on stations ala. Heart, Magic, Smooth and even Capital Xtra on some of their weekend (classic throwbacks) playlists. Even on channels such as MTV Base, KISS, 4Music they do shows dedicated to her videography and biggest hits. Her haters are so DETERMINED to push the narrative that Janet Jackson is only ever relevant when and if it's in connection to Michael Jackson. When the last time anybody heard "Scream" on any f*cking station or channel?

Jackson was never "snubbed". This chart is based on a methodology that rewards the artist with the most number ones and weeks at number one, as well as weeks on the chart overall, the most points and such. The bulk of Jackson's 'Pop' radio hits took place in the 1980's. Post-1992, he only had three top five Pop radio hits - You Are Not Alone (#2), Will You Be There (#3), Scream (#5) - and five top tens overall along with zero number-ones. He had far more success on Rhythmic and even Urban (R&B) radio during this time.

Mediabase =/= Neilsen Soundscan Billboard operates by the latter, not the former. The former's numbers are always higher. For example: - Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" peaked at 256M AI via. Mediabase but 212M AI via. Neilsen Soundscan

Rihanna: #1.

Why is your grammar such a tragedy at times? That said, you're hilarious. You fight your corner in the charts thread and I respect that.

He's still dominating 'Apple Music'. Yes, his Spotify decreases are rather prominent but the losses will easily be balanced by his A.M streams.

DISTURBIA: No. 1: 2 Weeks Top 5: 10 Weeks Top 10: 14 Weeks Top 20: 20 Weeks The song had great longevity and spent more weeks in the top 20 than any other Female song of 2008. I believe it could have remained in the top ten much longer if it wasn't for everybody then turning towards "Live Your Life" - the next "Rihanna hit".