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Originally posted by umich
Well it still needs another 9 weeks to go in order to tie, so I wouldn't go out on a limb just yet. Other than the ones you mentioned + Ellie, I don't see any other immediate threats.
TMtC, I think, is done. I think the Grammys was his last shot at taking that to #1. Sugar, hmm - no, although it's progressively gaining in metrics every week. A top 3 peak is likely (a la Animals).
If that trashy Natalie La Rose song ends up going viral or something, then it could pull a Fancy by the time April comes around.
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Yes, 9 weeks is a while. But when you think about it, that's just til the end of April. And we're heading into March already. I don't think anyone saw Blurred Lines running from June to September, and I'd say UF! is in the same situation thus far. And I completely forgot about Sugar.
It doesn't really have anything else to push it. Much like One More Night, the top tier would need to be a little weaker for them to have a shot.
Ellie, I don't think she's a real threat honestly. Her boost is largely because the film released, and it's expected to drop from $85 million to a possible low of $26-30 million second week. And it will just keep dropping. Unless she starts promoting like on Ellen and such to keep her sales at bay, she's going to weaken. Kworb's p/d have her barely behind Mark despite her big bump in pop bars. But that's just a guess. It's a great pop song and I'd love to see it top the chart.
Watch Time of Our Lives come out of nowhere and snatch in a month.
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Originally posted by MusicTalker
If Rih put herself on Spotify, she'd be the strongest contender. A shame, but she always pulls this mess w/ Spotify. This is exactly what happened with Stay too.
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Yes. Rih would be next if on Spotify. This is the type of song that appeals to Spotify demographic. You want to think they're waiting for airplay to catch up, but I doubt that.
