UK!
16 Little Mix Love Me Like You
47 Little Mix Black Magic
71 Little Mix Secret Love Song (feat. Jason Derulo)
139 Little Mix Love Me Like You
186 Little Mix Love Me Like You
349 Little Mix Black Magic
401 Little Mix Love Me Like You
427 Little Mix Secret Love Song, Pt. II
473 Little Mix Black Magic
477 Little Mix Black Magic
535 Little Mix Secret Love Song (feat. Jason Derulo)
574 Little Mix Wings
623 Little Mix Salute
720 Little Mix Love Me Like You (Christmas Mix)
884 Little Mix Move
We Belong Together deserves it's success. Ruled Summer 2005 and nothing else came close.
The fact she blocked her next single from #1 with it is the only travesty.
I kinda hope 2016 isn't another year with 10 or less #1's, but at the same time, Hot 100 feels more accurate than ever. Oh well.
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Originally posted by fridayteenage
We Belong Together weeks on top of sales: 0
We Belong Together weeks in sales T10: 10
Hmm.
Okay? Her album still sold a shitload off of it. People were buying the album, moreso than rushing to get the song individually.
Especially in 2005, where multi-platinum album sales came before 0.99 digital singles only selling 1 million then.
Okay? Her album still sold a shitload off of it. People were buying the album, moreso than rushing to get the song individually.
Especially in 2005, where multi-platinum album sales came before 0.99 digital singles only selling 1 million then.
Post the album's weeks in T10.
and Adele's single AND album is selling SHITLOAD, so...
I don't know it, and album success should be on the BB200, not the H100.
Digital sales were not as huge as they were a couple of years ago back when We Belong Together was released. If we are going to apply your logic to this type of cases, Gimme More and Circus by Britney Spears should've gone #1 since they both topped digital sales back when they were released.
We Belong Together deserves it's success. Ruled Summer 2005 and nothing else came close.
The fact she blocked her next single from #1 with it is the only travesty.
I kinda hope 2016 isn't another year with 10 or less #1's, but at the same time, Hot 100 feels more accurate than ever. Oh well.
Okay? Her album still sold a shitload off of it. People were buying the album, moreso than rushing to get the song individually.
Especially in 2005, where multi-platinum album sales came before 0.99 digital singles only selling 1 million then.
Post the album's weeks in T10.
true, and 25 has, in just 4 weeks, sold what "emancipation.." managed to do in its full run, and that in a much worse sales climate
Digital sales were not as huge as they were a couple of years ago back when We Belong Together was released. If we are going to apply your logic to this type of cases, Gimme More and Circus by Britney Spears should've gone #1 since they both topped digital sales back when they were released.
Exactly.
I brought up album sales because he tried to make WBT look like a weak hit by posting it's digital sales. Digital sales were not the go-to when determining how big a hit was in 2005, since they had just been added to the Hot 100 months ago. 2000-2005 album sales were the go-to to measure a hit's power. Single sales were dead or next to nothing compared to album sales throughout that period so while it would've been nice it if it did slay digital sales, people were buying the album a shitload and that was the main objective.
It's like trying to say a song didn't deserve to go #1 in 2013 if it didn't have great On-Demand Streaming, even though it had great digital sales. On-Streaming wasn't a quarter of what it is now, and digital sales were still the main objective of a hit.
Ruled Summer 2005 and nothing else came close.
People were buying the album, moreso than rushing to get the song individually.
