No HDD update this week! I just tweeted them about it, so hopefully they'll get their ass in line next week.

Urban/Hip-Hop Singles Sales

#1. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 109,428 (1,288,942)
#2. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 81,074 (1,362,349)
#3. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – 79,273 (1,012,663)
#4. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 63,616 (550,067)
#5. Fetty Wap – “My Way” – 43,946 (425,923)
#6. Eazy-E – “Boyz-n-the-Hood” – 41,899 (849,476)
#7. Nelly f. Jeremih – “The Fix” – 41,846 (42,714)
#8. Fetty Wap – “Again” – 40,001 (128,026)
#9. Drake – “Hotline Bling (Cha Cha Remix)” – 38,515 (108,528)
#10. Drake – “Back To Back Freestyle” – 38,427 (219,630)

Per UMICH

Country Singles Sales

Place Artist Track Sales Total
1 Carrie Underwood Smoke Break 65,000 65,000
2 Sam Hunt House Party 38,000 717,000
3 Luke Bryan Strip It Down 36,000 176,000
4 Cam Burning House 34,000 236,000
5 Chris Janson Buy Me A Boat 33,000 579,000
6 Keith Urban John Cougar...John 3:16 31,000 365,000
7 Luke Bryan Kick The Dust Up 31,000 842,000
8 Thomas Rhett Crash And Burn 29,000 612,000
9 Eric Church Like A Wrecking Ball 28,000 856,000
10 Brett Eldredge Lose My Mind 21,000 279,000
11 Little Big Town Girl Crush 20,000 1,697,000
12 Old Dominion Break Up With Him 19,000 353,000
13 Florida Georgia Line Anything Goes 17,000 277,000
14 Zac Brown Band Loving You Easy 16,000 340,000
15 Chris Young I'm Comin' Over 16,000 324,000
16 Sam Hunt Take Your Time 15,000 1,713,000
17 Kenny Chesney Save It For A Rainy Day 15,000 121,000
18 Brothers Osborne Stay A Little Longer 12,000 165,000
19 Dustin Lynch Hell of A Night 12,000 258,000
20 Michael Ray Kiss You In The Morning 12,000 302,000
21 Jake Owen Real Life 12,000 229,000
22 Blake Shelton Sangria 10,000 707,000
23 Cole Swindell Let Me See Ya Girl 10,000 219,000
24 Josh Abbott Band Amnesia 10,000 10,000
25 Maddie & Tae Fly 9,000 213,000
26 Chase Rice Gonna Wanna Tonight 9,000 260,000
27 Jason Aldean Tonight Looks Good On You 9,000 486,000
28 Brantley Gilbert One Hell of an Amen 9,000 420,000
29 Dan + Shay Nothin' Like You 8,000 117,000
30 Miranda Lambert Smokin' And Drinkin' 8,000 116,000

Falling Off Artist Track Week Sales RTD Sales
Frankie Ballard Young & Crazy 8,000 195,000
The Band Perry Live Forever 5,000 24,000
Jessie James Decker Lights Down Low 4,000 25,000

Per Roughstock.com

HDD didn't provide totals again this week, so I only have a few to give, and their totals are atrocious:

Digital Songs
1. Locked Away -- 91,000
2. Cheerleader -- 86,000
3. Watch Me -- 83,000
4. Can't Feel My Face -- 77,000
9. 679 -- 67,000
10. Smoke Break -- 65,000
11. The Hills -- 62,000

Known Sales Positions and Amounts This Week (as of 4 pm EDT 08 Sep)

1) What Do You Mean -- 337,000 new
2) Can't Feel My Face -- 126,000 (1,491,000)
4) Downtown -- 95,000 new
5) The Hills -- 87,000 (1,161,000)
7) Wildest Dreams -- 83,000 (529,000)
9) Stitches -- 74,000 (707,000)
10) Cool For The Summer -- 72,000 (567,000)
14) Where Are You Now? -- 60,000 (total unknown)
25) Uma Thurman -- 41,000 (1,001,000)

Country Digital Songs Discussion

Luke Bryan and Sam Hunt dominate chart with multiple entries this week.

With yesterday a national holiday, we're here one day late to bring you the latest rundown of the Top 30 Chart. Unlike the past few weeks, the Top 5 has quite a bit of movement within it and Luke Bryan's latest, "Strip It Down" rises from #3 to #1 with sales of 219k to date and 42k this week. Sitting at #2 is Cam's "Burning House," a song which is still just growing legs at radio. Cam has sold 272k of her biggest hit to date. Sitting at #3 is the just-certified Platinum "House Party" from Sam Hunt. The single has now scanned 751k (It has surpassed Platinum through sales + Streaming, just like how his previous hit "Take Your Time" is Double Platinum). Keith Urban's "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16" single is at #4 with 399k scanned. This song will end up being another Gold single for Keith Urban. Rounding out the Top 5 is Chris Janson's Gold-certified Top 5 radio hit "Buy Me A Boat." The single is the lead track from his forthcoming, long-awaited debut album.

TOP 10 NOTES

Sitting at #6 is last week's #9 single Eric Church's "Like A Wrecking Ball", with 883k scanned to date (and just hitting Top 10 on radio airplay this week). At #7 is Luke Bryan's "Kick The Dust Up." The single has scanned 867K thus far. Thomas Rhett's "Crash And Burn" is at #8 with 638k to date. Carrie Underwood's "Smoke Break" is at #9 with 89k scanned in two weeks while Brett Eldredge's "Lose My Mind" is at #10 with 299k scanned to date.

NOTABLE TRACK NOTES

Old Dominion's break-out single "Break Up With Him" is up to #11 with 372k scanned to date while RCA Records Nashville label mate Chris Young's "I'm Comin' Over" is at #13 with 341k scanned to date. Maddie & Tae's "Fly" and Jason Aldean's "Tonight Looks Good On You" both rise up the chart this week while Dustin Lynch's "Hell of a Night" is at #21. Lynch's single hit #1 on the radio airplay charts today. at #26 is Sam Hunt's next single "Break Up In A Small Town." Sam has the most singles on this chart this week with three songs. Newcomers include Hunt's latest hit, Kelsea Ballerini's "Dibs" and Jana Kramer's "I Got The Boy."

Top 30 Country Digital Singles
Place Artist Track Sales Total
1 Luke Bryan Strip It Down 42,000 219,000
2 Cam Burning House 36,000 272,000
3 Sam Hunt House Party 35,000 751,000
4 Keith Urban John Cougar...John 3:16 34,000 399,000
5 Chris Janson Buy Me A Boat 33,000 611,000
6 Eric Church Like A Wrecking Ball 28,000 883,000
7 Luke Bryan Kick The Dust Up 26,000 867,000
8 Thomas Rhett Crash And Burn 25,000 638,000
9 Carrie Underwood Smoke Break 24,000 89,000
10 Brett Eldredge Lose My Mind 20,000 299,000
11 Old Dominion Break Up With Him 19,000 372,000
12 Little Big Town Girl Crush 18,000 1,714,000
13 Chris Young I'm Comin' Over 18,000 341,000
14 Florida Georgia Line Anything Goes 17,000 294,000
15 Kenny Chesney Save It For A Rainy Day 16,000 137,000
16 Maddie & Tae Fly 16,000 229,000
17 Jason Aldean Tonight Looks Good On You 14,000 500,000
18 Sam Hunt Take Your Time 14,000 1,726,000
19 Zac Brown Band Loving You Easy 13,000 353,000
20 Brothers Osborne Stay A Little Longer 13,000 178,000
21 Dustin Lynch Hell of A Night 13,000 271,000
22 Jake Owen Real Life 10,000 239,000
23 Cole Swindell Let Me See Ya Girl 10,000 228,000
24 Chase Rice Gonna Wanna Tonight 9,000 269,000
25 Blake Shelton Sangria 9,000 716,000
26 Sam Hunt Break Up In A Small Town 9,000 418,000
27 Dan + Shay Nothin' Like You 8,000 126,000
28 Miranda Lambert Smokin' And Drinkin' 8,000 124,000
29 Kelsea Ballerini Dibs 8,000 90,000
30 Jana Kramer I Got The Boy 8,000 257,000

Falling Off Artist Track Week Sales RTD Sales
Brantley Gilbert One Hell of an Amen 8,000 428,000
Michael Ray Kiss You In The Morning 6,000 308,000
Josh Abbott Band Amnesia 5,000 14,000

OUTSIDE THE TOP 30 NOTES

Thanks to Catalog, country music's Top 100 downloads had a slight 1.3% sales increase week over week (more than last week) with 837k total tracks downloaded.

Darius Rucker "Wagon Wheel" at #32 with 3.28 million sold to date
Danielle Bradbery "Friend Zone" debuts at #34 with 7,400 scanned
Parmalee up 33 slots to #36 with "Already Calling You Mine." The single has scanned 89k to date
Blake Shelton "Gonna" at #38 with 27k scanned to date
Miranda Lambert "Mama's Broken Heart" with 1.96 million scanned to date
Kip Moore "I'm To Blame" at #46 with 156k scanned to date
LOCASH "I Love This Life" at #49 with 89k scanned to date
Maddie & Tae "Girl In A Country Song" at 56 with 667k scanned to date
Carrie Underwood "Blown Away" at #60 with 4k scanned this week for a total of 2.77 million scanned
Jana Kramer "Circles" debuts at #61 with 4k scanned
Miranda Lambert "The House That Built Me at #68 with 2.2 million scanned
Jake Owen "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" at #69 with 2.3 million scanned
Thomas Rhett "Vacation" debuts at #72 with 3.5k scanned
Steve Earle at #75 with "Copperhead Road" at 1.04 million scanned
Keith Urban "Somebody Like You" at #84 with 1.05 million scanned
Shania Twain "Man! I Feel Like A Woman" at #92 with 853k scanned
SONGS FALLING OUT OF THE TOP 30 THIS WEEK

Note: Songs falling out of the Top 30 chart can be viewed in new 'falling off" tally section linked below.

Brantley Gilbert "One Hell Of An Amen"
Michael Ray "Kiss You In The Morning"
Josh Abbott Band "Amnesia"

Country Digital Sales Top 30 and Discussion 08 September 2015 from Matt Bjorke at Roughstock:

Chart Sales Totals Rounded to Nearest Thousand

Place Artist Track Sales Total
1 Luke Bryan Strip It Down 42,000 219,000
2 Cam Burning House 36,000 272,000
3 Sam Hunt House Party 35,000 751,000
4 Keith Urban John Cougar...John 3:16 34,000 399,000
5 Chris Janson Buy Me A Boat 33,000 611,000
6 Eric Church Like A Wrecking Ball 28,000 883,000
7 Luke Bryan Kick The Dust Up 26,000 867,000
8 Thomas Rhett Crash And Burn 25,000 638,000
9 Carrie Underwood Smoke Break 24,000 89,000
10 Brett Eldredge Lose My Mind 20,000 299,000
11 Old Dominion Break Up With Him 19,000 372,000
12 Little Big Town Girl Crush 18,000 1,714,000
13 Chris Young I'm Comin' Over 18,000 341,000
14 Florida Georgia Line Anything Goes 17,000 294,000
15 Kenny Chesney Save It For A Rainy Day 16,000 137,000
16 Maddie & Tae Fly 16,000 229,000
17 Jason Aldean Tonight Looks Good On You 14,000 500,000
18 Sam Hunt Take Your Time 14,000 1,726,000
19 Zac Brown Band Loving You Easy 13,000 353,000
20 Brothers Osborne Stay A Little Longer 13,000 178,000
21 Dustin Lynch Hell of A Night 13,000 271,000
22 Jake Owen Real Life 10,000 239,000
23 Cole Swindell Let Me See Ya Girl 10,000 228,000
24 Chase Rice Gonna Wanna Tonight 9,000 269,000
25 Blake Shelton Sangria 9,000 716,000
26 Sam Hunt Break Up In A Small Town 9,000 418,000
27 Dan + Shay Nothin' Like You 8,000 126,000
28 Miranda Lambert Smokin' And Drinkin' 8,000 124,000
29 Kelsea Ballerini Dibs 8,000 90,000
30 Jana Kramer I Got The Boy 8,000 257,000

Falling Off Artist Track Week Sales RTD Sales
Brantley Gilbert One Hell of an Amen 8,000 428,000
Michael Ray Kiss You In The Morning 6,000 308,000
Josh Abbott Band Amnesia 5,000 14,000

Discussion

Luke Bryan and Sam Hunt dominate chart with multiple entries this week.

With yesterday a national holiday, we're here one day late to bring you the latest rundown of the Top 30 Chart. Unlike the past few weeks, the Top 5 has quite a bit of movement within it and Luke Bryan's latest, "Strip It Down" risesfrom #3 to #1 with sales of 29k to date and 42k this week. Sitting at #2 is Cam's "Burning House," a song which is still just growing legs at radio. Cam has sold 272k of her biggest hit to date. Sitting at #3 is the just-certified Platinum "House Party" from Sam Hunt. The single has now scanned 751k (It has surpassed Platinum through sales + Streaming, just like how his previous hit "Take Your Time" is Double Platinum). Keith Urban's "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16" single is at #4 with 399k scanned. This song will end up being another Gold single for Keith Urban. Rounding out the Top 5 is Chris Janson's Gold-certified Top 5 radio hit "Buy Me A Boat." The single is the lead track from his forthcoming, long-awaited debut album.

TOP 10 NOTES

Sitting at #6 is last week's #9 singleEric Church's "Like A Wrecking Ball", with 883k scanned to date (and just hitting Top 10 on radio airplay this week). At #7 is Luke Bryan's "Kick The Dust Up." The single has scanned 867K thus far. Thomas Rhett's "Crash And Burn" is at #8 with 638k to date. Carrie Underwood's "Smoke Break" is at #9 with 89k scanned in two weeks while Brett Eldredge's "Lose My Mind" is at #10 with 299k scanned to date.

NOTABLE TRACK NOTES

Old Dominion's break-out single "Break Up With Him" is up to #11 with 372k scanned to date while RCA Records Nashville label mate Chris Young's "I'm Comin' Over" is at #13 with 341k scanned to date. Maddie & Tae's "Fly" and Jason Aldean's "Tonight Looks Good On You" both rise up the chart this week while Dustin Lynch's "Hell of a Night" is at #21. Lynch's single hit #1 on the radio airplay charts today. at #26 is Sam Hunt's next single "Break Up In A Small Town." Sam has the most singles on this chart this week with three songs. Newcomers include Hunt's latest hit, Kelsea Ballerini's "Dibs" and Jana Kramer's "I Got The Boy."

OUTSIDE THE TOP 30 NOTES

Thanks to Catalog, country music's Top 100 downloads had a slight 1.3% sales increase week over week (more than last week) with 837k total tracks downloaded.

Darius Rucker "Wagon Wheel" at #32 with 3.28 million sold to date
Danielle Bradbery "Friend Zone" debuts at #34 with 7,400 scanned
Parmalee up 33 slots to #36 with "Already Calling You Mine." The single has scanned 89k to date
Blake Shelton "Gonna" at #38 with 27k scanned to date
Miranda Lambert "Mama's Broken Heart" with 1.96 million scanned to date
Kip Moore "I'm To Blame" at #46 with 156k scanned to date
LOCASH "I Love This Life" at #49 with 89k scanned to date
Maddie & Tae "Girl In A Country Song" at 56 with 667k scanned to date
Carrie Underwood "Blown Away" at #60 with 4k scanned this week for a total of 2.77 million scanned
Jana Kramer "Circles" debuts at #61 with 4k scanned
Miranda Lambert "The House That Built Me at #68 with 2.2 million scanned
Jake Owen "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" at #69 with 2.3 million scanned
Thomas Rhett "Vacation" debuts at #72 with 3.5k scanned
Steve Earle at #75 with "Copperhead Road" at 1.04 million scanned
Keith Urban "Somebody Like You" at #84 with 1.05 million scanned
Shania Twain "Man! I Feel Like A Woman" at #92 with 853k scanned
SONGS FALLING OUT OF THE TOP 30 THIS WEEK

Note: Songs falling out of the Top 30 chart can be viewed in new 'falling off" tally section linked below.

Brantley Gilbert "One Hell Of An Amen"
Michael Ray "Kiss You In The Morning"
Josh Abbott Band "Amnesia"

Thank you UMICH and HIPHIPDX for the Top 10 Urban/Hip-Hop Singles Sales for the week:

#1. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 125,644 (1,491,297)
#2. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – “Downtown” – 94,942 (105,705)
#3. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – (87,359) – (1,161,682)
#4. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 85,463 (1,530,688)
#5. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 65,772 (682,200)
#6. Drake – “Hotline Bling (Cha Cha Remix)” – 54,111 (206,247)
#7. The Weeknd f. Lana Del Rey – “Prisoner” – 51,291 (51,291)
#8. Fetty Wap – “My Way” – 35,263 (501,255)
#9. iHeart Memphis – “Hit The Quan” – 33,947 (167,749)
#10. Fetty Wap – “Again” – 33,893 (196,798)

Best Sales Numbers, Estimates, And Cumulative Totals Combining Multiple Sources For Week Ending 12 Sep 15

1) What Do You Mean -- 337,000 new
2) Can't Feel My Face -- 126,000 (1,491,000)
3) Locked Away -- 95,000-110,000 (no totals info)
4) Downtown -- 95,000 new
5) The Hills -- 87,000 (1,161,000)
6) Watch Me -- 85,000 (1.531,000)
7) Wildest Dreams -- 83,000 (529,000)
8) Cheerleader -- 74,000-83,000 (around 2.2 million)
9) Stitches -- 74,000 (707,000)
10) Cool For The Summer -- 72,000 (567,000)
11) Fight Song -- 66,000-72,000 (around 1.5 million)
12) 679 -- 66,000 (682,000)
13) Good For You -- 60,000-66,000 (860,000)
14) Where Are You Now? -- 60,000 (1-1.5 million)
15) Marvin Gaye -- 54,000-60,000 (no totals info)
16) Hotline Bling -- 54,000 (206,000)
17) Drag Me Down -- 51,000-54,000 (no totals info)
18) Prisoner -- 51,000 New
24) Strip It Down -- 42,000 (219,000)
25) Uma Thurman -- 41,000 (1,001,000)
29) Burning House -- 36,000 (272,000)
30) My Way -- 35,000 (501,000)
31) House Party -- 35,000 (751,000)
32) Shut Up And Dance 34,000-35,000 (2.9 million)
33) Hit The Quan -- 34,000 (168,000)
34) Again -- 34,000 (197,000)
35) John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16 -- 34,000 (399,000)
36) Trap Queen 33,000-34,000 (between 2.3-2.35 million)
37) Buy Me A Boat -- 33,000 (611,000)
44) Like A Wrecking Ball -- 28,000 (883,000)
45) She's Kind Of Hot -- 26,000-28,000 (no totals info)
46) Kick The Dust Up -- 26,000 (867,000)
47) Uptown Funk -- 25,000-26,000 (around 6.6 million)
48) Crash And Burn -- 25,000 (638,000)
49) I Don't Like It, I Love It -- 24,000-25,000 (no totals info)
50) Flex 24,000-25,000 (500,000)
51) Smoke Break -- 24,000 (89,000)

Country Top 30 Digital Songs 14 September 2015 from Matt Bjorke at Roughstock

Chart

Place Artist Track Sales Total
1 Luke Bryan Strip It Down 41,000 260,000
2 Sam Hunt House Party 33,000 785,000
3 Chris Janson Buy Me A Boat 33,000 645,000
4 Cam Burning House 33,000 305,000
5 Keith Urban John Cougar...John 3:16 31,000 430,000
6 Thomas Rhett Crash And Burn 29,000 667,000
7 Eric Church Like A Wrecking Ball 26,000 909,000
8 Luke Bryan Kick The Dust Up 22,000 890,000
9 Carrie Underwood Smoke Break 20,000 109,000
10 Brett Eldredge Lose My Mind 20,000 319,000
11 Old Dominion Break Up With Him 19,000 390,000
12 Florida Georgia Line Anything Goes 16,000 310,000
13 Little Big Town Girl Crush 16,000 1,730,000
14 Dylan Scott Crazy Over Me 16,000 16,000
15 Brett Eldredge Wanna Be That Song 16,000 16,000
16 Chris Young I'm Comin' Over 15,000 357,000
17 Kenny Chesney Save It For A Rainy Day 15,000 152,000
18 Jason Aldean Tonight Looks Good On You 13,000 513,000
19 Sam Hunt Take Your Time 13,000 1,739,000
20 Brothers Osborne Stay A Little Longer 12,000 190,000
21 Maddie & Tae Fly 11,000 240,000
22 Dustin Lynch Hell of A Night 11,000 281,000
23 Zac Brown Band Loving You Easy 11,000 363,000
24 Danielle Bradbery Friend Zone 10,000 17,000
25 Sam Hunt Break Up In A Small Town 9,000 427,000
26 Jake Owen Real Life 9,000 249,000
27 Blake Shelton Sangria 9,000 725,000
28 Chase Rice Gonna Wanna Tonight 9,000 278,000
29 Cole Swindell Let Me See Ya Girl 8,000 236,000
30 Dan + Shay Nothin' Like You 8,000 134,000

Falling Off Artist Track Week Sales RTD Sales
Kelsea Ballerini Dibs 8,000 98,000
Miranda Lambert Smokin' And Drinkin' 8,000 132,000
Jana Kramer I Got The Boy 7,000 265,000

Discussion

We're back on schedule this week with the charts and not much has changed in the Top 5 this week but a few songs swapping slots. Luke Bryan's "Strip It Down" remains at #1, Sam Hunt's "House Party" and Cam's "Buy Me A Boat" swap #2 and #4 while at #3 is Chris Janson's "Buy Me A Boat," one of the few songs this week's Top 10 to gain sales week over week. at #5 is Keith Urban's "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16." This song is trending to hit Gold.

TOP 10 NOTES

Sitting at #6 is last week's #8 single, Thomas Rhett's "Crash And Burn." It has scanned 667k while Eric Church's "Like A Wrecking Ball", with 909k scanned to date is at #7. Luke Bryan's "Kick The Dust Up" at #8 while Carrie Underwood's "Smoke Break" is at #9 with 109k scanned in two weeks while Brett Eldredge's "Lose My Mind" is at #10 with 319k scanned to date.

NOTABLE TRACK NOTES

Old Dominion are at #11 with their "Break Up With Him." The single has scanned 390k to date and will most-certainly hit Gold before just-announced Meat & Candy hits stores in November. Dylan Scott's "Crazy Over Me" debuts at #14 with 16k scanned while Brett Eldredge's "Wanna Be That Song" has scanned 16k as well to debut at #15. The single is the last preview single from Brett's now-released Illinois album. It likely is his sophomore single from the album as well. Other notables are Maddie & Tae's "Fly" at #23, Danielle Bradbery's "Friend Zone" at #24 with 17k scanned to date and Sam Hunt's #25 with sales of 427k to date (it was sent to radio today).

OUTSIDE THE TOP 30 NOTES

Sales were down 22% compared to last week's sales numbers

Thomas Rhett "T-Shirt" at #33 with 8k scanned
Blake Shelton "Gonna" at #37 with 7k scanned (34k overall)
The Band Perry "Live Forever" at #41 with 34k to date
Kelsea Ballerini "Love Me Like You Mean It" at #43 with 490k to date
Jon Pardi "Head Over Boots" Debuts at #49 with sales of 5k
LOCASH "I Love This Life" at #50 with 93k to date
Brad Paisley "Country Nation" up 379% to #51 with sales of 20k to date.
Russell Dickerson "Yours" at #56 with sales of 15k to date (5 weeks)
Steven Tyler "Love is Your Name" at #66 with 93k to date
Dierks Bentley "Riser" up to #79 with sales at 80k to date.
SONGS FALLING OUT OF THE TOP 30 THIS WEEK

Note: Songs falling out of the Top 30 chart can be viewed in new 'falling off" tally section linked below.

Kelsea Ballerini "Dibs"
Miranda Lambert/Little Big Town "Smokin' And Drinkin'"
Jana Kramer "I Got The Boy"

Thank you GER!

Hot Digital Songs:

1. What Do You Mean? 159,000 (497,000)
2. The Hills 108,000 (1,270,000)
3. Can't Feel My Face 101,000 (1,592,000)
4. Locked Away 92,000
5. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae) 89,000 (1,620,000)
6. Wildest Dreams 85,000 (614,000)
7. Stitches 80,000 (787,000)
8. Downtown 72,000
9. Hotline Bling 67,000 (273,000)
10. Cheerleader 65,000 (2.2-2.3 million)

I just realized that Taylor Swift got the biggest opening for both an album and song this decade. What a queen

Thank you UMICH! I'll try to put the pieces together and see what I can come up with for a Top 50 HDS for this week later today. Here is Urban/Hip-Hop

Top 10 R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales For Week Ending 09/10/2015

#1. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – (107,666) – (1,269,348)
#2. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 101,193 (1,592,490)
#3. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 88,899 (1,619,587)
#4. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – “Downtown” – 69,111 (174,816)
#5. Drake – “Hotline Bling (Cha Cha Remix)” – 67,356 (273,603)
#6. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 65,001 (747,201)
#7. iHeart Memphis – “Hit The Quan” – 41,196 (208,945)
#8. Fetty Wap – “My Way” – 32,354 (533,609)
#9. Wiz Khalifa f. Rae Sremmurd – “Burn Slow” – 31,813 (31,813)
#10. Fetty Wap – “Trap Queen” – 30,260 (2,372,140)

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 1 – 2 #1 2 wks What Do You Mean?, Justin Bieber 1
2 5 11 16 GG The Hills, The Weeknd 2
3 2 4 14 Can't Feel My Face, The Weeknd 1
4 3 1 7 Locked Away, R. City Featuring Adam Levine 1
5 6 3 20 Watch Me, Silento 3
6 7 – 3 Wildest Dreams, Taylor Swift 6
7 9 10 15 Stitches, Shawn Mendes 7
8 4 – 2 Downtown, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Eric Nally, Melle Mel, Kool Moe Dee & Grandmaster Caz 4
9 16 17 6 Hotline Bling, Drake 9
10 8 2 20 Cheerleader, OMI 1
11 12 7 11 679, Fetty Wap Featuring Remy Boyz 7
12 15 12 12 Marvin Gaye, Charlie Puth Featuring Meghan Trainor 9
13 11 5 22 Fight Song, Rachel Platten 3
14 13 8 12 Good For You, Selena Gomez Featuring A$AP Rocky 1
15 10 14 11 Cool For The Summer, Demi Lovato 10
16 17 6 6 Drag Me Down, One Direction 1
17 14 21 24 Where Are U Now, Skrillex & Diplo With Justin Bieber 12
18 21 13 19 Lean On, Major Lazer & DJ Snake Featuring M0 3
19 23 28 3 Love Myself, Hailee Steinfeld 19
20 27 38 7 Ex's & Oh's, Elle King 20
21 22 15 17 Photograph, Ed Sheeran 12
22 24 26 6 Strip It Down, Luke Bryan 22
23 33 33 5 Hit The Quan, @iheartmemphis 23
24 28 25 10 Like I'm Gonna Lose You, Meghan Trainor Featuring John Legend 24
25 25 16 18 Uma Thurman, Fall Out Boy 15
26 32 22 30 Shut Up And Dance, WALK THE MOON 2
27 31 23 14 House Party, Sam Hunt 17
28 37 31 15 Buy Me A Boat, Chris Janson 28
29 0 Re-Entry 2 How Deep Is Your Love, Calvin Harris & Disciples 29
30 29 30 7 Burning House, Cam 29
31 38 18 16 Renegades, X Ambassadors 18
32 30 19 8 My Way, Fetty Wap Featuring Monty 2
33 26 24 21 Bad Blood, Taylor Swift Featuring Kendrick Lamar 1
34 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Burn Slow, Wiz Khalifa Featuring Rae Sremmurd 34
35 35 35 11 John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16, Keith Urban 28
36 36 34 30 Trap Queen, Fetty Wap 3
37 34 29 5 Again, Fetty Wap 4
38 48 40 17 Crash And Burn, Thomas Rhett 27
39 40 20 29 Honey, I'm Good., Andy Grammer 3
40 19 49 4 Should've Been Us, Tori Kelly 19
41 44 43 21 Like A Wrecking Ball, Eric Church 30
42 42 32 6 Back To Back, Drake 4
43 43 47 3 Levels, Nick Jonas 43
44 49 36 12 I Don't Like It, I Love It, Flo Rida Featuring Robin Thicke & Verdine White 32
45 47 46 44 Uptown Funk!, Mark Ronson Featuring Bruno Mars 1
46 0 Re-Entry 25 See You Again, Wiz Khalifa Featuring Charlie Puth 1
47 41 27 26 Worth It, Fifth Harmony Featuring Kid Ink 9
48 46 37 17 Kick The Dust Up, Luke Bryan 5
49 50 45 16 Flex (Ooh Ooh Ooh), Rich Homie Quan 40
50 0 Re-Entry 2 Here, Alessia Cara 50

I'll put sales together with this tomorrow.

Sorry for the delay. Here is Country for LAST Chart Week:

The Top 30 and Departing Songs:

Place Artist Track Sales Total
1 Luke Bryan Strip It Down 43,000 345,000
2 Thomas Rhett Die A Happy Man 40,000 40,000 Debut
3 Cam Burning House 33,000 372,000
4 Carrie Underwood Smoke Break 27,000 158,000 26% Gain!
5 Chris Janson Buy Me A Boat 27,000 700,000
6 Keith Urban John Cougar...John 3:16 26,000 483,000
7 Thomas Rhett Crash And Burn 22,000 713,000
8 Sam Hunt House Party 22,000 833,000
9 Old Dominion Break Up With Him 20,000 428,000
10 Eric Church Like A Wrecking Ball 16,000 946,000
11 Chris Young I'm Comin' Over 16,000 388,000
12 Luke Bryan Kick The Dust Up 16,000 923,000
13 Brett Eldredge Lose My Mind 15,000 348,000
14 Kenny Chesney Save It For A Rainy Day 14,000 179,000
15 Florida Georgia Line Anything Goes 13,000 338,000
16 Sam Hunt Take Your Time 12,000 1,762,000
17 Little Big Town Girl Crush 12,000 1,756,000
18 Brothers Osborne Stay A Little Longer 11,000 213,000
19 Sam Hunt Break Up With Him 11,000 447,000 25 % Gain!
20 Blake Shelton Gonna 10,000 51,000 47% Gain!
21 Maddie & Tae Fly 10,000 261,000
22 Lauren Alaina Next Boyfriend 10,000 10,000 Debut
23 Chase Rice Gonna Wanna Tonight 9,000 295,000
24 Dan + Shay Nothin' Like You 9,000 151,000
25 Cole Swindell Let Me See Ya Girl 8,000 253,000
26 Jana Kramer I Got The Boy 8,000 280,000
27 Kelsea Ballerini Dibs 8,000 114,000
28 Jake Owen Real Life 7,000 263,000
29 Joe Nichols Freaks Like Me 7,000 7,000 Debut
30 Blake Shelton Sangria 7,000 738,000

Falling Off Artist Track Week Sales RTD Sales
Jason Aldean Tonight Looks Good On You 5,000 529,000
Zac Brown Band Loving You Easy 5,000 377,000
Dustin Lynch Hell of A Night 5,000 295,000
Toby Keith Rum Is The Reason ---- 9,000 (last week total)
Alan Jackson Where Were You (When...) ---- 395,000 (last week total)

Commentary and other information -- Matt Bjorke, Roughstock:

Luke Bryan is still at #1 with "Strip It Down," the sophomore single from Kill The Lights. The song gained around 1k in week over week sales to hold off Thomas Rhett's sophomore single from the just-released Tangled Up, "Die A Happy Man." This single scanned 40k in its first week of sales on iTunes (as a pre-order from the album). at #3 is Cam's "Burning House," the strong sophomore single from the Arista Nashville/RCA Records artist. The single is trending towards Gold and has scanned 372k to date. Carrie Underwood's "Smoke Break" (the lead single from Storyteller) LEAPS 3 slots with a 26% gain this week to #4 with 158k scanned to date. at #5 is Chris Janson's title track to his debut album, "Buy Me A Boat." The album's details were released on Friday. The #1 charting single last week has now scanned 700,000 copies to date, making it one of 2015's best-selling singles and also the best-selling single from a new artist in 2015 (so far).

TOP 10 NOTES

Keith Urban's nearly Gold "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16" is at #6 with sales of 483k to date (he should hit that always remarkable mark next week). at #7 is the Gold and probably future Platinum single "Crash And Burn" from Thomas Rhett, giving him his second song in the Top 10 (and the only artist this week with that impressive feat). Right behind him is another Platinum single, "House Party," the song which is the third-consecutive Platinum single from Sam Hunt's Montevallo album, one of 2015's best-selling albums. Sitting at #9 again this week is Old Dominion with their nearly-Gold single "Break Up With Him" The single is off of their soon to hit stores album Meat And Candy. Rounding out the Top 10 is Eric Churh's Nearly-Platinum "Like A Wrecking Ball."

NOTABLE TRACK NOTES

Chris Young's "I'm Comin' Over" sits at #11 while Kenny Chesney's "Save It For A Rainy Day" sits at #14 with sales of 179k to date. The year's top two selling singles ("Take Your Time" from Sam Hunt and "Girl Crush" from Little Big Town are at #16 and #17, respectively). Hunt's "Break Up With Him" is at #19 with a 25% sales gain while Blake Shelton's "Gonna" is at #20 with a sales gain of 47% and a debut on this chart. Lauren Alaina's "Next Boyfriend" Debuts at #22 with 10k sold its first week while Joe Nichols also scores a debut in the Top 30 with "Freaks Like Me" scanning 7k. Sales for the week picked up a little over last week and the trend towards bigger digital single sales may now pick up that Apple Music's free streaming window is over for the early adopters (and they may choose to not spend the $10 a month to keep the service).

OUTSIDE THE TOP 30 NOTES

Tim McGraw's "Top Of The World" is at #32 with 50k scanned to date (up 17% week over week)
George Strait "Let It Go" returns at #33 thanks to album pre-order (sales of 67k to date and 5500 fans buying the track [most from Tuesday-Thursday from pre-order annoucnement])
Randy Houser "We Went" at #35 with sales of 95k to date
The Band Perry "Live Forever" at #36 with sales of 43k to date (up 29%)
Thomas Rhett "T-Shirt" at #37 with sales up 17% week over week (17k to date)
Nashville Cast "Wake Up When It's Over" debuts at #39 with 5k scanned
LOCASH at #40 with "I Love This Life" (which has now scanned 103k to date)
Lee Brice "That Don't Sound Like You" at #44 with sales of 68k to date
George Strait "Take Me To Texas" at #53 with 3,500 purchases and 12k to date
Lee Ann Womack "I Hope You Dance" at #59 with sales of 1.989 Million to date (Nearly double platinum)
Jon Pardi at #60 with "Head over Boots" (10k scanned to date)
Craig Morgan "When I'm Gone" debuts at #70 with 3k scanned
Carrie Underwood "Little Toy Guns" at #76 with 437k to date
Kelsea Ballerini "Love Me Like You Mean It" at #80 with 495k to date
Clare Dunn "Move On" at #85 with 29k scanned to date
Brad Paisley "Country Nation" at #90 with 25k to date
Easton Corbin "Yup" at #91 (the debut for this track) with 16k to date
SONGS FALLING OUT OF THE TOP 30 THIS WEEK

Note: Songs falling out of the Top 30 chart can be viewed in new 'falling off" tally section linked below.

Jason Aldean "Tonight Looks Good On You"
Zac Brown Band "Loving You Easy"
Dustin Lynch "Hell Of A Night"
Toby Keith "Rum Is The Reason"
Alan Jackson "Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning)"

Top 12 Selling Songs (so far) of 2015 (as of tracking week ending 28 September 2015)

1) Uptown Funk -- Ronson/Mars | 5.25 m 2015 / 6.62 m total |
2) Thinking Out Loud -- Ed Sheeran | 3,72 m / 4.69 m |.
3) See You Again -- Kahlifa/Puth | 3.53 m |
4) Sugar -- Maroon 5 | 3.16 m / 3.20 m |
5) Shut Up And Dance -- Walk The Moon | 2.71 m / 2.89m |
6) Love Me Like You Do -- Ellie Goulding | 2.44m |
7) Trap Queen -- Fetty Wap | 2.35 m |
8) Bad Blood -- Taylor Swift | 2.31 m / 2.56 m |
9) Cheerleader -- OMI | 2.30 m |
10) Honey I'm Good -- Andy Grammar | 2.26 m |
11) Earned It -- The Weekend | 2.17 m / 2.22 m |
12) Take Me To Church -- Hinder | 2.02 m / 4.32 m |

Hits Daily Double

Urban/Hip Hop for NEXT Week

Top 10 R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales For Week Ending 09/24/2015

#1. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – 110,000 (1,483,000)

#2. Drake – “Hotline Bling" – 104,000 (463,000)

#3. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – “Downtown” – 74,000 (327,000)

#4. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 72,000 (1,744,000)

#5. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 67,000 (875,000)

#6. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 63,000 (1,761,000)

#7. Drake & Future – “Jumpman” – 41,000 (41,000)

#8. Fetty Wap – “RGF Island” – 38,000 (56,000)

#9. Drake – “Right Hand” – 32,000 (132,000)

#10. iHeart Memphis – “Hit The Quan” – 31,000 (278,000)

Overall

1. The Hills 105,000
2. Hotline Bling 101,000
3. What Do You Mean? 85,000
4. Wildest Dream 85,000
6. Stitches 74,000
7. 679 69,000
10. Ex's & Oh's 56,000

Hip-Hop DX Urban/Hip-Hop Top Ten Sales

Obviously not all of "The Hills" remixes were counted by the website, because Billboard has almost twice this figure for The Weekend:

Top 10 R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales For Week Ending 10/08/2015

#1. Drake – “Hotline Bling (Cha Cha Remix)” – 121,049 (685,234) BB #2 119,000 (683,000)

#2. The Weeknd – "The Hills" – 98,006 (1,685,707) BB #1 189,000 (1,777,000)

#3. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – “Downtown” – 69,733 (465,220)

#4. Fetty Wap f. Remy Boyz – “679” – 62,273 (1,007,022)

#5. The Weeknd – “Can’t Feel My Face” – 50,132 (1,851,772)

#6. Silentó – "Watch Me" – 48,041 (1,861,383)

#7. Drake & Future – “Jumpman” – 35,630 (110,472)

#8. iHeart Memphis – “Hit The Quan” – 28,720 (335,908)

#9. Drake – “Right Hand” – 26,237 (184,222) #39 HDS BB

#10. Fetty Wap – “Trap Queen” – 25,815 (2,481,129) #35 HDS BB