Chart Listings: Billboard Charts (October 18-25, 2015) - Page 26

Tsuko

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Originally posted by LostInStereo100

On overall streaming, do you guys think Adele could pull in over 30 million US streams in her first full tracking week. She will be dominating Spotify too don't forget

I doubt she'll do that many week 1 but it's possible.

I think Hotline Bling could do over 30 million streams soon too. It was close to 20 million without a video and now it's getting a video on VEVO soon plus loads of viral videos on top of the song just being more popular now.

Maybe we'll get 2 songs over 30 million for the first time!

simmnfierzig

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Originally posted by Tsuko

I doubt she'll do that many week 1 but it's possible.

I think Hotline Bling could do over 30 million streams soon too. It was close to 20 million without a video and now it's getting a video on VEVO soon plus loads of viral videos on top of the song just being more popular now.

Maybe we'll get 2 songs over 30 million for the first time!

Hm? You sure?

simmnfierzig

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Originally posted by fabae

Do you think LIGLY will outpeak DFH? Does it have a shot at going Top 10?

It's so old already on pop radio... Not sure how high it can still climb there, but it should certainly outpeak DFH.
Top 10 might happen.

Jeiboy

Its so close!!!

I hope Drake gets it!

LIGLY will be another Top 10 for Meghan

Toxic_Lover

Wait is Hotline Bling actually going number 1 this upcoming week?

mowino

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Originally posted by Toxic_Lover

Wait is Hotline Bling actually going number 1 this upcoming week?

Yeah, it should claim #1

Ger-55

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Originally posted by fabae

Do you think LIGLY will outpeak DFH? Does it have a shot at going Top 10?

Definetely outpeaking, but I'm conflicted if I see it going Top 10, if radio continues supporting like this, I wouldn't be surprised to see it in Top 10

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Originally posted by simmnfierzig

Where did Hit The Quan go? Did I miss something

Stable on poor Airplay, decresing on sales and Streaming. Points are so damn close between 17-24 positions

fridayteenage

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Originally posted by Ger-55

Yes, it's not impossible

And I was wrong

I'll hope you are again.

Temporal

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Originally posted by Ger-55

Predictions:

1. Hotline Bling +1 (4-8% of lead)
2. The Hills -1
3. What Do You Mean? =
4. Stitches +1
5. 679 -1
6. Wildest Dreams =
7. Locked Away +1
8. Can't Feel My Face -1
9. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae) =
10. Jumpman +3

11. Good For You -1
12. Lean On -1
13. Downtown -1
14. Ex's & Oh's +2
15. Perfect HOT SHOT DEBUT
16. Like I'm Gonna Lose You +8
17. Renegades +3
18. Same Old Love =
19. Here +4
20. Cheerleader -6

- I'm really nervous for Drake, seriously if AM streams are not that big then The Weeknd is gonna block him another week.
- If Kworb estimates of 1D are correct (selling 130k this week) then they could debut at #11

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Originally posted by simmnfierzig

Okay my predictions

1. Hotline Bling 550 (+1)
2. The Hills 513 (-1)
3. What Do You Mean? 400
4. Stitches 338 (+1)
5. 679 333 (-1)
6. Wildest Dreams 328
7. Can't Feel My Face 278
8. Locked Away 276
9. Watch Me 261
10. Jumpman 228 (+3)
11. Downtown 223 (+1)
12. Good For You 222 (-2)
13. Lean On 220 (-2)
14. Ex's And Oh's 205 (+2)
15. Hit The Quan 198
16. Like I'm Gonna Lose You 194 (+8)
17. Renegades 190 (+3)
18. Cheerleader 189 (-4)
19. Here 185 (+4)
20. Same Old Love 184 (-2)
21. Perfect 184 (debut)
22. On My Mind 183

33. Confident (+25)

I have no idea where "Perfect" will debut. If the 131k from kworb would be correct I have it debuting at #10, but they very likely aren't. So I have it just missing the top 20 at #21, but that's a stupid guessing game.

Ellie getting blocked from the Top 20 AGAIN. Both of my faves lead singles missing the Top 20 this year

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Originally posted by Ger-55

Estimated % Influence of Components on Hot 100:

1. The Hills = 30% Sales + 27% Airplay + 43% Streaming
2. Hotline Bling = 24% Sales + 25% Airplay + 51% Streaming
3. What Do You Mean? = 18% Sales + 35% Airplay + 47% Streaming
4. 679 = 17% Sales + 21% Airplay + 62% Streaming
5. Stitches = 25% Sales + 33% Airplay + 42% Streaming
6. Wildest Dreams = 28% Sales + 48% Airplay + 24% Streaming
7. Can't Feel My Face = 16% Sales + 35% Airplay + 49% Streaming
8. Locked Away = 20% Sales + 44% Airplay + 36% Streaming
9. Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae) = 16% Sales + 2% Airplay + 82% Streaming
10. Good For You = 19% Sales + 34% Airplay + 47% Streaming

11. Lean On = 12% Sales + 37% Airplay + 51% Streaming
12. Downtown = 32% Sales + 30% Airplay + 38% Streaming
13. Jumpman = 18% Sales + 2% Airplay + 80% Streaming
14. Cheerleader = 15% Sales + 27% Airplay + 58% Streaming
15. Hit The Quan = 19% Sales + 5% Airplay + 76% Streaming
16. Ex's & Oh's = 35% Sales + 43% Airplay + 22% Streaming
17. Photograph = 17% Sales + 51% Airplay + 32% Streaming
18. Same Old Love = 33% Sales + 18% Airplay + 49% Streaming
19. Trap Queen = 14% Sales + 7% Airplay + 79% Streaming
20. Renegades = 21% Sales + 52% Airplay + 27% Streaming

So for the Top 20 this week = 21% Sales + 29% Airplay + 50% Streaming

Streaming > Airplay > Sales

Not 50% streaming

UNNAMI

I know is hard to imagine, but still - imagine Adele streaming SEA and tracks TEA when album will be released.

LostInStereo100

Does anyone realize it's already at 40 million views and we still got 7 hours left till it hits 48 hours. She practically gained the same amount or more views today than yesterday

brianc33616

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Originally posted by umich

I don't think any songs have started at 1 and 2 at the same time on the Hot 100.

EDIT: Except for, maybe, when The Beatles occupied the top 5 in the 60s? I don't know if they were debuts, though.

After the second season of American Idol in 2003, Runner-Up Clay Aiken debuted at #1 on the Hot 100 with "This Is The Night." Champion Reuben Studdard debuted at #2 with his double sided hit "Flying Without Wings" (Pop/AC/Hot AC)/Superstar (Urban/Rhythmic). That is the only time the Top Two songs on the Hot 100 have been debuts.

The Beatles highest debuting song was "Let It Be" in 1970, which set the pre-Soundscan Era record as it entered the Hot 100 at #6. The Beatles also have the only other two songs to debut within the Top Ten of the Hot 100 prior to the Soundscan Era: "Hey Jude" set a record when it debuted at #10 in 1968, and "Come Together" (1969 I believe) also debuted at #10.

Hey Jude was the Beatles biggest hit, staying on top for nine weeks and remaining in the Top Ten for 14 weeks. As classic as Let It Be sounds today, it only spent two weeks at #1, but it remained in the Top Ten for a then impressive 11 weeks. Let It Be held at #2 for two weeks behind Simon and Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" (six weeks at #1) before hitting #1 in its fourth week. Then, after Let It Be spent its two weeks at #1 it then dropped 2-2-3-4-6-10, meaning Let It Be got stuck between other songs that kept it from reaching its full potential.

brianc33616

Adele "Hello" seems almost certain to debut on this coming week's Hot 100 given its incredible start at airplay. Then "Hello" will make a massive jump to #1 the following week. I have a feeling Ariana Grande will get stuck peaking at #2 again with her hit, but I could be wrong.

FAN

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Originally posted by LostInStereo100

Does anyone realize it's already at 40 million views and we still got 7 hours left till it hits 48 hours. She practically gained the same amount or more views today than yesterday

Absolutly amazing

However you have to remember Adele is incredibly global. How many of those views are coming from the UK for starters.

Toxic_Lover

Really want Hotline Bling to go number 1....

slw84

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Originally posted by brianc33616

Adele "Hello" seems almost certain to debut on this coming week's Hot 100 given its incredible start at airplay. Then "Hello" will make a massive jump to #1 the following week. I have a feeling Ariana Grande will get stuck peaking at #2 again with her hit, but I could be wrong.

Yeah I agree.
I would be great if she debuted at 100 and shot to #1 but most likely she will debut higher

UNNAMI

what are the biggest numbers for streaming in Streaming Chart and On-Demand Chaart?

Ger-55

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Originally posted by UNNAMI

what are the biggest numbers for streaming in Streaming Chart and On-Demand Chaart?

Streaming Songs:

1. Baauer - "Harlem Shake" 103M
2. Miley Cyrus - "Wrecking Ball" 36.5M
3. Nicki Minaj - "Anaconda" 32.1M
4. Silentó - "Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae)" 26.2M
5. Wiz Khalifa - "See You Again (feat. Charlie Puth)" 25M
6. Mark Ronson - "Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars)" 24.5M
7. Justin Bieber - "What Do You Mean?" 23.2M
8. Fetty Wap - "Trap Queen" 21.4M
9. The Weeknd - "The Hills" 21.1M
10. Taylor Swift - "Blank Space" 19.2M

On-Demand Songs (Number-one's only)

1. Justin Bieber - "What Do You Mean?" 10.1M
2. Wiz Khalifa - "See You Again (feat. Charlie Puth)" 8.7M
3. Drake - "Hotline Bling" 8.4M
4. One Direction - "Drag Me Down" 7.0M
5. The Weeknd - "Can't Feel My Face" 6.3M
5. Fetty Wap - "Trap Queen" 6.3M

Losing my ground

The Hot 100 is tragic.

alexanderao

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Originally posted by Losing my ground

The Hot 100 is tragic.

Elaborate.