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					Originally posted by TOASTY  that's usually always how it goes...pop always waits until it's "too late" with an urban track.  It'll peak on urban radio and then pop will pick up on it and then it may gain in sales and possibly reach a new peak, but it makes you wonder how it would've charted if pop radio was supporting it all along from the get go | 
	
 Why can't they at least send the song to pop radio asap? Like they send some songs too late, which is just useless imo. I can understand them sending the song on different dates, but so far apart is ridiculous! So it's not only pop radio's fault, but sometimes also the record labels.
For example, The Motto by Drake:
November 29th - Rhythmic & Urban
April 10th - Top 40/Mainstream
No wonder it didn't make the top 10 lol.
But we've got the streaming included in the chart now, which seems to help 90% of the hip hop songs. Rack City and ****** in Paris would've charted a lot higher if streaming was included back then.