I like mine better yours has Janet's receipts messed up
ok cool, i don't mind tbh considering you're a swiftie
but then can you add lionel, phil and all to this one
also monica doesnt actually have 9 only 7 so she can go
3. Like a Virgin #1
4. Material Girl #2
5. Crazy For You #1
6. Angel / Into the Groove #5
7. Dress You Up #5
8. Live to Tell #1
9. Papa Don't Preach #1
10. True Blue #3
11. Open Your Heart #1
12. La Isla Bonita #4
13. Who's that Girl #1
14. Causing a Commotion #2
15. Like a Prayer #1
16. Express Yourself #2
17. Cherish #2
Some of these don't really make sense. Like, for some you're including features - but not all of them for some - or not including features at all for some which would have broken parts of their run.
For example, you're including featured credits on My First Kiss and Till the World Ends for Ke$ha but between the releases of Blah Blah Blah and Your Love Is My Drug, she released a featuring on Taio Cruz's Dirty Picture which landed at #96, which would have broken part of her streak.
For Katy, before California Gurls, she released Starstrukk with 3OH!3 which only hit #66 and If We Ever Meet Again with Timbaland which only landed at #37. This would've kept Waking Up In Vegas from being attached to the streak.
Also, prior to Paparazzi, Gaga released Chillin' - a feature credit on a Wale track. That only peaked at #99, which would have detached Just Dance, Poker Face and LoveGame from her streak.
Really it would make sense to just include singles within their main discographies to prevent little discrepancies like these. Or put forth the extra effort to look at all of their featured releases too to make sure you're not missing anything.
Some of these don't really make sense. Like, for some you're including features - but not all of them for some - or not including features at all for some which would have broken parts of their run.
For example, you're including featured credits on My First Kiss and Till the World Ends for Ke$ha but between the releases of Blah Blah Blah and Your Love Is My Drug, she released a featuring on Taio Cruz's Dirty Picture which landed at #96, which would have broken part of her streak.
For Katy, before California Gurls, she released Starstrukk with 3OH!3 which only hit #66 and If We Ever Meet Again with Timbaland which only landed at #37. This would've kept Waking Up In Vegas from being attached to the streak.
Also, prior to Paparazzi, Gaga released Chillin' - a feature credit on a Wale track. That only peaked at #99, which would have detached Just Dance, Poker Face and LoveGame from her streak.
Really it would make sense to just include singles within their main discographies to prevent little discrepancies like these. Or put forth the extra effort to look at all of their featured releases too to make sure you're not missing anything.
Some of these don't really make sense. Like, for some you're including features - but not all of them for some - or not including features at all for some which would have broken parts of their run.
For example, you're including featured credits on My First Kiss and Till the World Ends for Ke$ha but between the releases of Blah Blah Blah and Your Love Is My Drug, she released a featuring on Taio Cruz's Dirty Picture which landed at #96, which would have broken part of her streak.
For Katy, before California Gurls, she released Starstrukk with 3OH!3 which only hit #66 and If We Ever Meet Again with Timbaland which only landed at #37. This would've kept Waking Up In Vegas from being attached to the streak.
Also, prior to Paparazzi, Gaga released Chillin' - a feature credit on a Wale track. That only peaked at #99, which would have detached Just Dance, Poker Face and LoveGame from her streak.
Really it would make sense to just include singles within their main discographies to prevent little discrepancies like these. Or put forth the extra effort to look at all of their featured releases too to make sure you're not missing anything.
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Originally posted by Anticipating
Nothing but the truth.
The old Chillin' excuse
As per Billboards own rulings, a feature* in a streak doesn't count against the artists streak, it only can count for it. That's how this works for everyone. And I'm not doing anything. That's how Billboard charts work.
As per Billboards own rulings, a feature* in a streak doesn't count against the artists streak, it only can count for it. That's how this works for everyone.
Billboard doesn't typically even count featured credits when tabulating top 10 streaks. For example, here they list Ke$ha with 7 songs in her top 10 streak , 8 months before the release of Die Young. This ONLY includes her 7 top 10 credits as a main artist from TiK ToK up until Blow, they don't include My First Kiss nor the TTWE remix.
Not sure what you're trying to insinuate with "the old chillin' excuse'' I'm just trying to help you create an accurate list of streaks. Not everything is an attack on you/your fave, pls get over yourself! Thnx!
And in you're very own receipt you can see they've counted all 11 of Gaga's singles in a row and Chillin' doesn't count against her. Confirming that features do not count against any artist. Thank you for answering your own question.
This goes back to prehistory, but the Beatles have 15 (and some of these songs had B-sides that charted independently in the Top 10).
Counting only A-Sides:
- We Can Work It Out #1
- Nowhere Man #3
- Paperback Writer #1
- Yellow Submarine #2
- Penny Lane #1
- All You Need Is Love #1
- Hello, Goodbye #1
- Lady Madonna #4
- Hey Jude #1
- Get Back #1
- The Ballad of John and Yoko #8
- Come Together #1 / Something #1 (both songs shared the top spot)
- Let It Be #1
- The Long and Winding Road #1
- Got to Get You into My Life #7
yours has Janet's receipts messed up 
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