I was looking through records, and so far in the streaming era, by far the lowest-charting song that cracked the sales T5 is Taylor's album track masterpiece Welcome to New York at #48.
The next-lowest is...My Life at #27, more than 20 spots higher. Why you gotta be so rude, Billboard?
Even in 2005, when digital wasn't that big a deal quite yet, the lowest were #29 Wake Up and #32 Cry Baby/Piece of My Heart.
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Originally posted by Ger-55
Wait a minute. If Airplay tracking period was Wednesday-Tuesday and the new one is Monday-Sunday. That gives you for this unusual week:
Wednesday-Tuesday = 7 days
+
Wednesday-Sunday = 5 days
= 12-day week of tracking data
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Oh yes, I noticed that because Billboard slightly changed the distance from the end of sales vs. airplay tracking weeks.
Before, it was Sunday sales vs. Tuesday airplay = 2 days
Now, it's Thursday sales vs. Sunday airplay = 3 days.
So yeah, airplay will have a 9% bigger influence than it would otherwise for this week only (12/11=1.09).