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Is it the global number? That's very bad for the hype and the playlist exposure that this song got. I guess payola only works when the song is actually decent.

Screaming at her occupying the top 5

This is extremely inaccurate, Let Go is way over 17 million, UMS over 9 million and TBDT has been reported to reach 7 million.

Omg at her pure sale alone being bigger than the total of 4H last album Isn't this also more than Demi's number, who just got the biggest hit of her career? She truly won didn't she?

JT sale is tragic omg, less than 5 days of The Cure

Screaming at their album sale. Did their latest album even get pass 100k?

An organic WW smash, on all metrics, Digital sale, Streaming and Radio. The new main pop girl is here.

Camila really won in every single way. Karma is real.

The "making room for the 2nd single" excuse I really hope who said this don't actually believe it The song got +300 spins after having a negative bullet. Then the moment it hit #1 it started getting -500 spins updates right away, this pairs with very low call out score, it screams payola. For those who keep an eye on the Country radio chart, it is the same pattern for every payola #1 there. There's no such thing as pulling one single to make room for another.

That -555 spins update Truly a sign of payola. Pop girls are really over, Taylor went from having effortless pop #1s to having to use payola to barely get one week on top of the pop radio chart.

I have never seen such obvious payola

Only the classy and talented. She is now at the top laughing at those pathetic haters whose faves are somewhere outside of top 500 itunes.. Karma is real huh?

Wow even Taylor doesn't do so well on Spotify. I guess no one can be Adele and does well at everything.

A certain fanbase still fuming Katy truly did that and in her floppiest era ever. Talent truly always wins doesn't it?

Poor all those haters, Billboard confirmed the numbers. Katy effortlessly ****ting on others even in her flop era. Poor those pathetic haters had to convince themselves that the numbers were fake, and then Billboard hit them like their flop faves career.