01. Rolling in the Deep
02. Party Rock Anthem
03. E.T.
04. Grenade
05. Firework
06. Born This Way
07. **** You
08. Give Me Everything
09. On The Floor
10. Last Friday Night (TGIF)
11. Just Can't Get Enough
12. S&M
13. Moves Like Jagger
14. Super Bass
15. 'Til The World Ends
16. The Edge of Glory
17. ****ing Perfect
18. The Lazy Song
19. Blow
20. Black and Yellow

Pumped Up Kicks was at about 3,226,000 by the end of the chart year and it's airplay was pretty strong so it should end up in the top 20, maybe even top 15.

Blow's airplay wasn't as strong as a lot of others so I think it'll miss the top 25.

Pumped Up Kids airplay wasn't really impressive,i say top 25, Blow's neither but it's longevity is incredible, i think it's still top 10 in recurrent, top 20 is a posibility..

Blow is at 2.7M I believe. Only 500K less than PUK but it has significantly more cumulative airplay since it was released much earlier in the year.

DJ Earworm should use Born This Way as the background instrumental.

I think Till The World Ends and Blow would do great like backgrounds

Black and Yellow is NOT gonna be that high. I wouldn't be surprised if it misses Top 30. For a song that went #1 without frontloaded sales it's pretty damn forgettable.

Put Look at Me Now in the 12-15 range and I think that'll be about right.

ET

yasss
I can already imagine it

1. Rolling in the Deep
2. Party Rock Anthem
3. E.T.
4. Born this Way
5. Someone Like You
6. Moves Like Jagger
7. On the Floor
8. **** You
9. Grenade
10. Pumped up Kicks [?]

something like that.

can't wait for official results.
anyone knows billboard's formula?

is it based on chart positions, i.e. x points for being #1, y points for being top 5, z points for being top 10 etc?
or is it based on sales + airplay?

Pumped Up Kicks had 20 weeks on the Radio Songs chart before the Chart year ended. It goes by points not longevity, and PUK had 12 weeks in the top 10 for Radio (peaking at 3), whereas Blow had 24 weeks overall, only 3 weeks in the top 10 for Radio (peaking at 9). I think PUK accumulated more airplay impressions than Blow. I didn't think of recurrent airplay, but I'd assume it's so small that it wouldn't make too much of a difference. A song at no. 3 on the radio chart usually has about 100-115 million impressions compared to no. 9 which has about 80 million.

Blow's at about 2.6 million digital sales and PUK's at about 3.2 million. I think PUK will definitely be top 20. Blow might have a chance at top 25, but I think it's unlikely. We'll see in a few weeks though

So, anyone?

It's based solely on digital sales, airplay impressions, and streaming activity.

1. Rolling In The Deep
2. E.T.
3. Party Rock Anthem
4. Firework
5. Gernade
6. **** You

???

Albums

1. 21
2. Born This Way
3. The Carter IV

???

When is the end of the year chart going to be released?

Uhm how are people placing Firework ahead of ET?
ET sold 4.7-4..8 mill in 2011.
Firework sold over a mil before 2011.

December of 2010 is also counted.

Oh i see..
Then i guess it'll be a very close call then
thanks for straightening it out for me. x

Am I the only one that thinks What's My Name? will be in the top 20? I mean it had MASSIVE airplay, and decent-ish sales too. It had a lot of its sales in 2010, but if the year-end chart includes December from last year, then it might make it.

Also, Motivation by Kelly Rowland I think might be unexpectedly high. Not in the top 25 or anything, but maybe in the top 50. They made like a million remixes of it, and kept sending them to radio, so it spent an ETERNITY in the airplay chart it seemed.