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Originally posted by Dingdong123
The song fluctuates in the wee hours and rises back up during the day/night in the US due to the fact that it still relies on its radio plays to be heard and be known I think. It's still new so there's nothing wrong about that.
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This plus the fact that the difference between sales at iTunes positions that low are really minimal. If you look at #98-100, there's a very insignificant difference in the percentage that they're selling of the #1 song. That means that at around #400-500, it's even less significant.
98 Kacey Musgraves - Blowin' Smoke 0.0430
99 Hunter Hayes - Wanted 0.0430
100 Of Monsters and Men - Little Talks 0.0428
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Maybe they wait cause country is so much slower but they want it to peak around the same time to release another crossover?
Better get released on Pop