Chart Listings: Billboard Charts (July 19-26, 2015) - Page 13

alexanderao

How is Photograph's video streaming?

Ger-55

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Originally posted by alexanderao

How is Photograph's video streaming?

Meh, most of the streams are coming from On-Demand. It's getting around 3.5M streams from the official video so nothing impressive

Ger-55

Predictions:

1. Cheerleader = (16-20% of lead)
2. Can't Feel My Face =
3. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae) +2
4. Bad Blood =
5. See You Again -2
6. Trap Queen =
7. My Way +80
8. Fight Song =
9. Lean On =
10. Shut Up And Dance -3

11. The Hills -1
12. Where Are Ü Now =
13. Hey Mama -2
14. Honey, I'm Good. -1
15. Worth It -1
16. Good For You =
17. Uptown Funk -2
18. She's Kinda Hot HOT SHOT DEBUT
19. 679 -1
20. Want To Want Me -3

brianc33616

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Originally posted by Sinister

what about songs that usually debut at #1 or high in general???

What about Fight Song thats practically at 50%??? Im sir it also had wreaks well above that threshold back when it was higher on sales and lower on airplay and streaming...or does sales not apply and you really mean streaming/airplay???

Any time any metric for a songs points on the Hot 100 is over 50%, even in sales, the song is too lopsided. Good try though Sin lol.

Other metrics Billboard could add in would be strengthening the weights of physical singles, adding in ringtone/ringback downloads, video digital downloads, songs played on digital jukeboxes across the country, and songs played on cable TV's stations dedicated to playing only certain formats of music, and weigh paid streaming and on demand streaming more heavily and separately from free and streaming, since the former totals are usually smaller. Maybe award a number of points for every radio station playing a certain song?

Also Billboard could attach a weight to positions on the Dance Club Play Chart and add them in. Maybe videos from music video networks too, but as time has gone by, those stations play fewer and fewer videos. But all of these are possibilities. Can anyone think of any other metrics that could be added into the Hot 100 to track the popularity of songs?

Jeiboy

If Abel.doesnt release his video soon 5 weeks is not far for Omi to achieve.

Sinister

Quote:

Originally posted by brianc33616

Any time any metric for a songs points on the Hot 100 is over 50%, even in sales, the song is too lopsided. Good try though Sin lol.

Other metrics Billboard could add in would be strengthening the weights of physical singles, adding in ringtone/ringback downloads, video digital downloads, songs played on digital jukeboxes across the country, and songs played on cable TV's stations dedicated to playing only certain formats of music, and weigh paid streaming and on demand streaming more heavily and separately from free and streaming, since the former totals are usually smaller. Maybe award a number of points for every radio station playing a certain song?

Also Billboard could attach a weight to positions on the Dance Club Play Chart and add them in. Maybe videos from music video networks too, but as time has gone by, those stations play fewer and fewer videos. But all of these are possibilities. Can anyone think of any other metrics that could be added into the Hot 100 to track the popularity of songs?

i have no idea what you'e talking about

but that's a lot of work to put in just for a chart...it would be too complex to add everything you just said...although i do feel like video downloads should count...but i'm sure BB has a logical reason for it

alexanderao

Predictions

1. Cheerleader
2. Can't Feel My Face
3. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae)
4. Bad Blood
5. See You Again
6. Trap Queen
7. Fight Song
8. My Way
9. Lean On
10. The Hills

11. Shut Up And Dance
12. Where Are U Now
13. Honey, I'm Good.
14. Worth It
15. Hey Mama
16. Good For You
17. Uptown Funk!
18. 679
19. She's Kinda Hot
20. Want To Want Me

brianc33616

Quote:

Originally posted by Sinister

i have no idea what you'e talking about

but that's a lot of work to put in just for a chart...it would be too complex to add everything you just said...although i do feel like video downloads should count...but i'm sure BB has a logical reason for it

I mentioned everything I could think of not necessarily intending to include all of it but instead just to give examples of other metrics to choose from that could be included in the Hot 100.

umich

Top 10 R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales For Week Ending 07/16/2015

#1. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 161,329 (655,478)
#2. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 99,434 (892,168)
#3. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – 93,768 (628,721)
#4. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 90,041 (227,250)
#5. Wiz Khalifa f. Charlie Puth – "See You Again" – 60,522 (3,251,127)
#6. Fetty Wap – "Trap Queen" – 60,022 (2,055,576)
#7. Jidenna f. Roman GianArthur – “Classic Man” – 35,052 (333,275)
#8. Eminem f. Gwen Stefani – “Kings Never Die” – 34,626 (34,626)
#9. Meek Mill f. Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj – “All Eyes on You” – 31,467 (156,352)
#10. Rich Homie Quan – “Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)” – 28,423 (367,555)

brianc33616

Quote:

Originally posted by umich

Top 10 R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales For Week Ending 07/16/2015

#1. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 161,329 (655,478)
#2. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 99,434 (892,168)
#3. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – 93,768 (628,721)
#4. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 90,041 (227,250)
#5. Wiz Khalifa f. Charlie Puth – "See You Again" – 60,522 (3,251,127)
#6. Fetty Wap – "Trap Queen" – 60,022 (2,055,576)
#7. Jidenna f. Roman GianArthur – “Classic Man” – 35,052 (333,275)
#8. Eminem f. Gwen Stefani – “Kings Never Die” – 34,626 (34,626)
#9. Meek Mill f. Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj – “All Eyes on You” – 31,467 (156,352)
#10. Rich Homie Quan – “Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)” – 28,423 (367,555)

I'm glad they started including CFMF. Can TQ last long enough to reach 3 million? I was saying no, but now I'm not sure..

ForeverNow90

Trap Queen ha consistency

Abel about to get two platinum records with such ease

I can't believe he will have 3 Platinum hits before the album drops. King of everything.