1. All Of Me =
2. Fancy +1
3. Problem +1
4. Happy -1
5. Turn Down For What +1
6. Dark Horse -1
7. Talk Dirty =
8. Not A Bad Thing =
9. Love Never Felt So Good +13
10. A Sky Full Of Stars
Shooting "Stars" up the Hot 100? Sales; the song actually drops off Digital Songs (from No. 9), but its slide is owed to iTunes' customers who opted to "complete" their purchase of Coldplay's new album, "Ghost Stories," by upgrading their earlier purchases of "Stars" to a full album; the set will debut on next week's Billboard 200. Effectively, consumers who completed the album were returning the song, thus translating to its sales chart absence. For the purposes of the Hot 100, however, aggregate sales contribute to the song's overall point total.
"It's all good for Timberlake, as, with "Good" and "Bad" in the top 10 simultaneously, he boasts two titles in the tier for a lucky 13th time; he last doubled up on the Aug. 3, 2013, Hot 100 as a guest on Jay Z's "Holy Grail" and with his own "Mirrors.""
It's the "complete my album" effect. I think this happened because the album became available before midnight. The same thing happened with ARTPOP and Midnight Memories.
What does this mean?
