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Chart Listings: Billboard Charts (July 12-19, 2015)
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Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2
The Hills is the perfect example of how streaming will take hold of the charts down the road. Doing excellently without a major lick of radio.
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Is it even an official single?
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Originally posted by heckinglovato
Is it even an official single?
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Yes. It's beign serviced to Urban and Rhythmic radio at the moment.
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Originally posted by Ger-55
Are you f*cking kidding me? From all the songs, beautiful masterpiece "You're Not Sorry" didn't go Top 10 for one spot  |
Well it wasn't a single.
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how can song come back from recurrent to top 50? how it is possible?
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Originally posted by Tsuko
Yeah, that's correct. They used to not be able to re-enter no matter what, but after Whitney passed away they let them back. This is why Mariah can now chart every Christmas too.
However, there have been exceptions, like songs which went recurrent and a few weeks/months later they get a boost but Billboard won't let them re-chart. I think they don't want songs that just went recurrent re-entering the top 50 all the time due to small boosts, that's why Pour It Up didn't re-enter when its music video got released (instead it went to #1 on the recurrent chart). Another current example is Often by The Weeknd, when the album is released it might have enough points to enter the top 50, but I think Billboard will leave it recurrent because it's a recent hit.
There was also the peculiar case recently of Marry You by Bruno Mars, which was in the recurrent chart recently even though it hasn't spent 20 weeks on the Hot 100. I think they said they didn't want it on the chart because it's so old, but Cheerleader is really old too and that's #1. So were other songs like Latch by Disclosure, so I don't know...
There was also the case of Sail by AWOLNATION which actually re-entered OUTSIDE the top 50 after going recurrent (I think, I might be wrong). In this case Billboard said they let it back in since it was gaining on radio and was looking like it would be permanently high for a while (i.e. it wasn't a 1 week boost). Billboard turned out to be correct on that!
I'm glad they let songs re-enter now, but I would prefer them to have more consistent rules, since at the moment it looks like they do it on a case-by-case basis, which isn't ideal for a chart imo.
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I'm under the impression that to re-enter after going recurrent, it needs to be a major boost (something like "Enough to go Top25" or smth, I remember they said something similar back when Whitney passed)
"Marry You": recurrent isn't only +25 weeks on chart. Just like albums go recurrent after 18months of release there's a similar time-frame for singles.
Sail/Latch: They stated that Sail re-entered because it got support from a new radio format (Pop) after been a hit on Alternative for months, it has happened many times with Country songs.
It's really arbitrary once you think about it 
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New predictions
1. Cheerleader
2. Can't Feel My Face
3. See You Again
4. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae)
5. Bad Blood
6. Trap Queen
7. Fight Song
8. Shut Up And Dance
9. The Hills
10. Where Are U Now
11. Hey Mama
12. Honey, I'm Good.
13. Worth It
14. Uptown Funk!
15. Good For You
16. Lean On
17. 679
18. Want To Want Me
19. Earned It
20. Sugar
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Yeeessss, get that fourth consecutive top ten!
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Originally posted by alexanderao
New predictions
1. Cheerleader
2. Can't Feel My Face
3. See You Again
4. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae)
5. Bad Blood
6. Trap Queen
7. Fight Song
8. Shut Up And Dance
9. The Hills
10. Where Are U Now
11. Hey Mama
12. Honey, I'm Good.
13. Worth It
14. Uptown Funk!
15. Good For You
16. Lean On
17. 679
18. Want To Want Me
19. Earned It
20. Sugar
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Like really!!! another week and not top 10  This are summer hits!! not that basic Trap Queen or Fight Song!
The Hills top 10 yasss!!
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Originally posted by Ivan_brit
Like really!!! another week and not top 10 This are summer hits!! not that basic Trap Queen or Fight Song!
The Hills top 10 yasss!! |
I truly feel like "Lean On" will be higher than #16 this upcoming week, maybe even #10.
Its #9 on iTunes, #14 on radio and #5 on Spotify. I mean it should be top 10 by now.
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The charts are so fu**ed up this year, like in no other year before 
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The fact that neither Worth It nor Lean On are Top 10 despite both of them obviously being huge hits 
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Eh, Lean On doesn't feel that big. It still has pretty low familiarity on the callouts (70%). I haven't heard it too much either.
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Originally posted by Ivan_brit
Like really!!! another week and not top 10 This are summer hits!! not that basic Trap Queen or Fight Song!
The Hills top 10 yasss!! |
Since when is Trap Queen basic 
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Originally posted by shelven
The fact that neither Worth It nor Lean On are Top 10 despite both of them obviously being huge hits |
Worth It will get it, the mess this is not slaying in the Top 10, but well, there's nothing we can't do. Not really sure about Lean On, it seems like it has already peaked.
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Originally posted by Ari Auris
Since when is Trap Queen basic |
Since it really is.
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Originally posted by shelven
The fact that neither Worth It nor Lean On are Top 10 despite both of them obviously being huge hits |
Yes, both those songs are huge hits, but almost all long-running top 20 hits are huge hits. It's annoying, but this isn't something unique to 2015, it's been like this every year, even in the digital age or when the charts were basically airplay only it's been the same, with big hits missing the top 10 every year.
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"Worth It" (which I love) and "Lean On" are "basic," too. lol Nothing in the top 20 is new or innovative. "The Hills" being the closest thing to "new," but even that sound has been done to death.
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Originally posted by umich
I forgot that I had access to that site
I looked up #11-peaking songs (from the 2000s and foward), but their site just crashed, and I only got through 2011. I'll post the rest whenever it comes back
 11 peaking songs from 2000 through 2011SONG TITLE
Smash Mouth Then The Morning Comes*
Jay-Z I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 Me)*
Everclear Wonderful*
Ja Rule Between Me And You*
Jagged Edge Let's Get Married*
LeAnn Rimes I Need You*
Britney Spears Stronger*
'N Sync Gone*
K-Ci & JoJo Crazy*
Lil' Mo Superwoman*
Busta Rhymes Pass The Courvoisier*
LeAnn Rimes Can't Fight The Moonlight*
Justin Timberlake Like I Love You*
Big Tymers Still Fly*
Wayne Wonder No Letting Go*
Linkin Park Numb*
Kanye West Jesus Walks*
Houston I Like That*
Jadakiss Why?*
Eminem Mockingbird*
Click Five Just The Girl*
Beyonce Ring The Alarm*
Ray J One Wish*
Ciara Promise*
Matchbox Twenty How Far We've Come*
Fall Out Boy Thnks Fr Th Mmrs*
Various Artists Just Stand Up!*
Natasha Bedingfield Love Like This*
Taylor Swift You're Not Sorry*
Jonas Brothers A Little Bit Longer*
Leona Lewis Better In Time*
Shakira She Wolf*
Rascal Flatts Here Comes Goodbye*
Carrie Underwood Cowboy Casanova*
Pussycat Dolls I Hate This Part*
Ne-Yo Mad*
Kris Allen No Boundaries*
Ludacris My Chick Bad*
Timbaland Carry Out*
Taylor Swift Mean**
Glee Cast Forget You**
Willow Whip My Hair**
Diddy Coming Home*
Avril Lavigne What The Hell*
Glee Cast Rumour Has It / Someone Like You*
Justin Bieber Mistletoe**
Dev In The Dark**
Scotty McCreery I Love You This Big
Don't mind the asterisks, I guess that's a formatting thing. |
aaaand here's 2012-present.
#11 peaking songs from 2012 through present
Alicia Keys Girl On Fire*
Pitbull Back In Time*
B.o.B. So Good*
One Direction Diana**
Macklemore Same Love*
Mike Will Made It 23*
Big Sean I Don't F**k With You*
Florida Georgia Line Dirt*
American Authors Best Day Of My Life*
Usher I Don't Mind
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Originally posted by UNNAMI
how can song come back from recurrent to top 50? how it is possible?
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Usually they can't, though it can happen on a case-by-case basis. Like, when a song gets a second wind (usually from being sent to Top 40 radio months after it's original release), if it's substantially big enough to chart in the top 50, Billboard will consider letting it return.
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Top 11 Digital Songs (remember this is over an 11-day period from 6/29 through 7/9):
1. OMI, “Cheerleader” – 276k
2. The Weeknd, “Can’t Feel My Face” – 202k
3. Rachel Platten, “Fight Song” – 199k
4. Taylor Swift f/Kendrick Lamar, “Bad Blood” – 182k
5. Silento, “Watch Me” – 179k
6. The Weeknd, “The Hills” – 139k
7. Fetty Wap f/Remy, “679” – 137k
8. Andy Grammer, “Honey I’m Good” – 134k
9. Selena Gomez f/A$AP Rocky, “Good for You” – 129k
10. Walk the Moon, “Shut Up + Dance” – 119k
11. Wiz Khalifa f/Charlie Pluth, “See You Again” – 98k
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