It is #2 based on the Billboard rules. These rules apply to ALL songs. It's not like "Drunk in Love" is getting any special treatment. So this question is just plain dumb. It deserves it's position.
155,000 downloads this week
85 million Airplay
People streamed the FULL music video + live performance (not some random group of people dancing or puppies/horses running for 30 seconds)
Well for the past decade songs would hit #1 based on sales and airplay. If streaming was involved back then, a LOT of songs would have soared up into the top 5 instead of peaking at the lower end of the top 10.
Reminds me of when Gentleman peaked at #5 on the Hot 100 but to a lower extent, or Dope at #8 (wtf)
