Chart Listings: Billboard Hot 100 Singles (June 18-25, 2014) - Page 8

Theus

10 0 New 1 Not About Angels, Birdy 10

The closest that she got to enter in the Hot 100 so far

Element

Chandelier

fridayteenage

Legend Psy is back to #1 on the Recurrents chart (for hits that have fallen out of the top 50), for the 36th week!

Vs. 2013's H100s:
7 Royals - Lorde - Lava | Republic
10 The Monster - Eminem Featuring Rihanna - Web/Shady/Aftermath | Interscope
12 Can't Hold Us - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton - Macklemore | Warner Bros.
22 Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell - Star Trak | Interscope
23 Roar - Katy Perry - Capitol
24 Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus - RCA

Is this a record? Is there anyone who keeps track of this?

melomano

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Originally posted by Ger-55

Problem is the We Can't Stop of this year

Problem has MORE airplay than WCS and the difference gap with Fancy is decreasing so it can get the #1.

fridayteenage

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Originally posted by melomano

Problem has MORE airplay than WCS and the difference gap with Fancy is decreasing so it can get the #1.

No it's not. Last week it was 15%; this week it's 17%.

Tsuko

9 0 New 1 Don't Tell 'Em, Jeremih Featuring YG 9

Yayyy!!!

alestevens

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Originally posted by ~ joão.

Bubbling Under

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 2 – 2 #1 1 wk Brooklyn Baby, Lana Del Rey 1
2 6 1 4 First Love, Jennifer Lopez 1
3 4 7 10 I Know, Yo Gotti Featuring Rich Homie Quan 3
4 8 16 3 Riptide, Vance Joy 4
5 7 10 8 Dust, Eli Young Band 5
6 12 15 3 She Twerkin, Ca$h Out 6
7 9 19 3 Money On My Mind, Sam Smith 7
8 10 – 2 Lazaretto, Jack White 8
9 0 New 1 Don't Tell 'Em, Jeremih Featuring YG 9
10 0 New 1 Not About Angels, Birdy 10
11 13 20 3 Ten Feet Tall, Afrojack Featuring Wrabel 11
12 16 12 14 Money Baby, KCamp Featuring Kwony Ca$h 12
13 15 17 3 Bad, David Guetta & Showtek Featuring Vassy 13
14 0 New 1 Lotta That, G-Eazy Featuring A$AP Ferg & Danny Seth 14
15 0 New 1 Final Masquerade, Linkin Park 15
16 17 18 6 Walk Thru, Rich Homie Quan Featuring Problem 16
17 19 – 2 Later On, The Swon Brothers 17
18 23 – 2 Sunshine & Whiskey, Frankie Ballard 18
19 21 25 3 I Wanna Get Better, Bleachers 19
20 0 New 1 Fight Night, Migos 20
21 0 New 1 Maps, Maroon 5 21
22 18 22 3 Waves, Mr. Probz 18
23 25 – 2 2AM., Adrian Marcel Featuring Sage The Gemini 23
24 22 23 3 Change Your Life, Iggy Azalea Featuring T.I. 22
25 14 13 14 Yayo, Snootie Wild Featuring Yo Gotti 7

Streaming 50 for Ger :-*

That song increased a lot of airplay and as a result it went down one spot in the bubbling under? J.Lo is cursed i swear

Super_freddie

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Originally posted by alestevens

That song increased a lot of airplay and as a result it went down one spot in the bubbling under? J.Lo is cursed i swear

The fact that it hasn't charted on the Hot 100 is just

Ger-55

Thanks ~ joão.

alestevens

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Originally posted by Super_freddie

The fact that it hasn't charted on the Hot 100 is just

I know, right?. And its worse when you look at the whole situation:

-I Luh Ya Papi charted thanks to sales and streaming but they never sent it to radios.
-Now they send this to radios, it becomes a radio success, but doesnt chart cause it lacks sales and streaming

fridayteenage

Well according to Kworb's site it's not even in the T100 of radio yet, so it's not a radio success as of now.

Raava

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Originally posted by fridayteenage

Well according to Kworb's site it's not even in the T100 of radio yet, so it's not a radio success as of now.

!!!

UNNAMI

poor JLO

alestevens

Quote:

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Well according to Kworb's site it's not even in the T100 of radio yet, so it's not a radio success as of now.

Well, you are right. Maybe im biased because compared to my fave´s latest single it is a radio success

Super_freddie

A quote from idolator

Quote:

Enrique Iglesias‘ “Bailando” is shaping up to be the crossover hit of the summer

Super_freddie

Quote:

Originally posted by alestevens

I know, right?. And its worse when you look at the whole situation:

-I Luh Ya Papi charted thanks to sales and streaming but they never sent it to radios.
-Now they send this to radios, it becomes a radio success, but doesnt chart cause it lacks sales and streaming

Poor JLo really

Cz!

Mess at "Rude" being the only song to have real chances at dethroning Iggy...

Billie Joe

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Originally posted by fridayteenage

Legend Psy is back to #1 on the Recurrents chart (for hits that have fallen out of the top 50), for the 36th week!

Vs. 2013's H100s:
7 Royals - Lorde - Lava | Republic
10 The Monster - Eminem Featuring Rihanna - Web/Shady/Aftermath | Interscope
12 Can't Hold Us - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton - Macklemore | Warner Bros.
22 Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell - Star Trak | Interscope
23 Roar - Katy Perry - Capitol
24 Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus - RCA

Is this a record? Is there anyone who keeps track of this?

Could you post the full recurrents chart? Thanks.

brianc33616

I found this interesting when I looked at Billboard's Digital Tracks Charts, which breaks down each version of the song charting (as opposed to the more widely known and used Digital Singles Chart, which puts all versions together). The reason why John Legend's "All Of Me" increased in downloads last week was due to a release that includes vocals from Country stars Hunter Hayes and Jennifer Nettles (both of whom have admittedly have charted outside of the Country format).

Could Legend be planning a release to Country radio with this song? An Urban to Pop to Country crossover would be basically unprecedented, but Darius Rucker's success at the format shows a black artist can succeed at Country radio, and in a BIG way as he did with "Wagon Wheel". This should be interesting to watch, especially with Country artists trying to use Urban artists these days to crossover. This would be just the opposite of that, so maybe a trend could start there.

Celebrate

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Originally posted by brianc33616

Could Legend be planning a release to Country radio with this song? An Urban to Pop to Country crossover would be basically unprecedented, but Darius Rucker's success at the format shows a black artist can succeed at Country radio, and in a BIG way as he did with "Wagon Wheel". This should be interesting to watch, especially with Country artists trying to use Urban artists these days to crossover. This would be just the opposite of that, so maybe a trend could start there.

I wouldn't imagine John Legend would get airplay so quickly like Darius did. I mean look at Shakira's Medicine that featured Blake Shelton. They didn't pick that song up for adds even if the song was very worthy of Country Radio.
It may work, but I'm not sure.