[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by Tsuko

I don't think that can be right. It must be more than 2% On-Demand, as Mercy would've never got as high as #13 otherwize. It's probably more like 10% from On-Demand. And Thinkin Bout You by Frank Ocean probably wouldn't be in the Hot 100 this week if On-Demand was only 2%.

"Mercy" was top 15 on radio and top 20 in sales, correct? That should've given it about an overall top 15 placement right there.

I can't speak on "Thinkin Bout You" since I don't know where it stands on radio.

[Cz!]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Mercy" was top 15 on radio and top 20 in sales, correct? That should've given it about an overall top 15 placement right there.

I can't speak on "Thinkin Bout You" since I don't know where it stands on radio.

It's at 5 million AI.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Anderson

Someone in this forum has figured out the new percentage of Hot 100, as follows:
60% Radio's Audience Impressions
38% Single sales
2% On-Demand Streaming

It's wayyyy more than 2%, and I don't know why people keep thinking radio is worth more than singles. Digital sales are the biggest factor.

[MusicTalker]

It's definitely more than 2%.

[jose168]

if streaming was only 2% bieber wouldve had a #1 right now

[Sinister]

Originally posted by Retro Dance Freak

It's wayyyy more than 2%, and I don't know why people keep thinking radio is worth more than singles. Digital sales are the biggest factor.

everyone has been saying radio is the largets factor for as long as I can remember

[jose168]

iiii think its closest to 50%radio 40%digital 10% stream

[Retro]

Originally posted by castrobabytiger

everyone has been saying radio is the largets factor for as long as I can remember

Billboard themselves said sales were worth the most, in the same article where they announced on-demand streaming would count.

[noodlerestaurant]

Does CMM still have chance to stay at number one on Hot 100 for 9th week??

[jose168]

Originally posted by noodlerestaurant

Does CMM still have chance to stay at number one on Hot 100 for 9th week??

it'll definitely be #1 next week

[Anderson]

Airplay: 60%
Digital Sales: 38%
On-Demand/Streaming: 2%

LAST WEEK:
==========
Call Me Maybe
Radio: 109,000 = 65.4
Digital: 179,000 = 68.02
On-Demand: 915,000 = 18.3
151.72

Wide Awake
Radio: 117,000 = 70.2
Digital: 151,000 = 57.38
On-Demand: 580,000 = 11.6
139.18

Payphone
Radio: 128,000 = 76.8
Digital: 119,000 = 45.22
On-Demand: 763,000 = 15.26
137.28

Whistle
Radio: 53,000 = 31.8
Digital: 237,000 = 90.06
On-Demand: 614,000 = 12.28
134.14
=====

Only Radio 60% / Sales 38% / On-Demand 2% can get in that way.
That is why it rules.

[supertiffany]

shouldnt it be that sales be the highest in criteria?

[umich]

that's a LOT of weight on airplay

[Anderson]

Originally posted by jose168

if streaming was only 2% bieber wouldve had a #1 right now

Originally posted by MusicTalker

It's definitely more than 2%.

Before last week, it had been Radio 50% / Sales 45% / On-Demand 5%
But Billboard changed the formula again last week to 60-38-2 format.

[supertiffany]

mess. Sales is the highest

[umich]

Originally posted by Anderson

Before last week, it had been Radio 50% / Sales 45% / On-Demand 5%
But Billboard changed the formula again last week to 60-38-2 format.

LOL.

Why would they change the formula without saying anything? Don't they usually announce when there's an overhaul to the chart methodology?

[Sinister]

that's way too much for airplay...honestly that's not even fair

[Cz!]

Originally posted by Anderson

Before last week, it had been Radio 50% / Sales 45% / On-Demand 5%
But Billboard changed the formula again last week to 60-38-2 format.

Source?

[umich]

If that's true, they would be going two steps backward if they lowered the OnDemand percentage, tbh. they JUST implemented that about 5 months ago.

[Anderson]

Originally posted by Cz!

Source?

There's no source but you can use your simple math capability.