Considering the big difference between their release dates, people comparing them to see which doses 1B first, this fact, is already a very high compliment
Edit: Let me Google-search Roar's release date:
August 10, 2013
That's exactly 15 months longer time of viewing, I just knew this fact today, sorry, I do NOT follow it.
1. Bad Blood +52 (2-6% of lead)
2. See You Again -1
3. Trap Queen -1
4. Shut Up And Dance =
5. Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey) -2
6. Uptown Funk -1
7. Want To Want Me -1
8. Hey Mama +3
9. Sugar -2
10. Love Me Like You Do -2
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1. Bad Blood = 350k + 42M + 28.4M = 778
2. See You Again = 183k + 153M + 29M = 750
3. Trap Queen = 95k + 66M + 21M = 453
4. Shut Up And Dance = 116k + 140M + 7.6M = 382
5. Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey) = 59k + 134M + 11.6M = 371
6. Uptown Funk = 60k + 90M + 12.7M = 335
7. Want To Want Me = 90k + 124M + 6M = 316
8. Hey Mama = 100k + 70M + 8.4M = 294
9. Sugar = 66k + 89M + 8.8M = 288
10. Love Me Like You Do = 40k + 100M + 7.8M = 262
Hopefully Billboard actually adds original version sales to remix like this prediction (i think) suggests. Its not a given, imo. Kendrick has such a large part in it that they may consider it a seperate song.
Hopefully Billboard actually adds original version sales to remix like this prediction (i think) suggests. Its not a given, imo. Kendrick has such a large part in it that they may consider it a seperate song.
They're added together.
That's why it sold 47k in those last hours during the billboard awards.
The remix was released about 3 hours before tracking ended.
Should be good chances then. 
I forgot about this