Not with that video.

That's not true.

I THOUGHT YOUTUBE WAS ALREADY A FACTOR

i'm done, and have lost the ability to can

There are lyric videos if the video is "bad".

And WIWYM is the #13 most viewed video worldwide of the week, and is gaining more and more views/listens everyday, so its not doing bad at all.

Wait, I just realized something. Mariah can kiss her wig goodbye.

Rihanna is so going to snatch it no time.

This is so unfair. There are artists with good songs that doesn't get views on YouTube! For instance, Ellie Goulding's video for Lights is extremely low for the smash it is.

http://atrl.net/?t=345288

May or may not have the formula mostly uncovered. Not here for sleuthing around for months to figure it out like last time.

I was kidding?

"Good songs" BB doesn't rank "good songs" it ranks "popular songs".

Ellie actually had a lot of popular lyric videos so, I think it would've been fine.

Sorry?

OK, then we will never ever see any country song reach the top 20 again

I bet you the quality of music videos will increase as artists try to get those views. They bout to upgrade.

With this formula Justin Bieber would have been #1 forever with Baby back in 2010.

Now think about that!

LOL
Rihanna is no.3 with her decent song with a blocked video (it's only fully available for 3 days/ 7 days), only behind 2 monster songs ( one selling 417k, one viral).

Now, She has radio points, Youtube points, Streaming points.

Mariah Carey's gonna say goodbye to her wigs soon.

I don't know what to feel about this. I stan for Rihanna and Kelly Clarkson

Good for Bieber, Baby was very popular at the time.

Is the Harlem shake craze dying down or still in full swing on YT?

I love the beat. It deserves the #1.

Telephone by Lady Gaga would've probably got #1 back in 2010 as well. Also Teenage Dream would've probably got blocked by Love the Way You Lie, as that video was huuuuuge.

Fergalicious would've definitely got #1 as well.

Hmmm I wonder if the decline in radio's relevance to the charts will discourage payola and give radios an incentive to play different artists...

Radio is still a great promo tool though, so payola may not really go away