Eminem's former four-week No. 1 "Monster," featuring Rihanna, holds at No. 3 on the Hot 100 but continues leading Radio Songs for a sixth week (147 million, up 2%). It stays at No. 5 on Digital Songs (162,000, down 27%) and falls 6-8 on Streaming Songs (4.1 million, down 3%). "Monster" posts an 11th week at No. 1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
Katy Perry climbs into the Hot 100's top five with "Dark Horse," featuring Juicy J (6-4), the third single from her former Billboard 200 No. 1 album "PRISM." "Horse" gallops fueled heavily by its 4-1 coronation on Digital Songs, where it charges by 6% to 243,000. The song is Perry's 10th No. 1 on Digital Songs, the second-best sum after Rihanna's 13. Eminem ranks third with nine Digital Songs toppers, followed by Britney Spears (seven) and Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift (six each).
1. Timber = (5-1% of lead)
2. Dark Horse +2
3. Say Something +2
4. Counting Stars -2
5. The Monster -2
6. Let Her Go =
7. Team
8. Royals -1
9. Story Of My Life +1
10. Pompeii
To clarify, On-Demand Songs is Spotify and Streaming Songs is YouTube, right?
Streaming Songs = "The week's top streamed radio songs and on-demand songs and videos on leading online music services. " Streaming Songs uses the total US streams got by each song. YouTube Views + VEVO Views + Radio Streaming + On-Demand
On-Demand Songs "A ranking of the top on-demand play request and plays from unlimited listener-controlled radio channels on leading music subscription services."
1. Timber 2024
2. Counting Stars 1860
3. The Monster 1756
4. Dark Horse 1759
5. Say Something 1659
6. Let Her Go 1359
7. Royals
8. Wake Me Up
9. Demons
10. Story Of My Life
1. Don't trust absolutely in the formula I use, Billboard hasn't said that's the official one
2. I think it's because as Billboard manages the exact numbers for Sales, Airplay and Streaming, The Monster should have a little advantage, really minimal in the total above Dark Horse.
The Monster still being Top 3, where it debuted.
