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Chart Listings: Updated Hot 100 of 2010s, Updated OP, T40 Chart Runs
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Originally posted by umich
Which songs have "suffered" from the new recurrent rule so far? I think it's been --
Uptown Funk
Shut Up and Dance
Thinking Out Loud
Trap Queen (? although I think it was close to falling out anyway)
Stitches is around 49-50 weeks, but it's also close to being out, as it's currently in the 40s region.
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TQ would've gotten 2 more as it fell 32-39 in W52. SUAD would've probably gotten 4 more wks and TOL would've charted 2-3 more wks as both were falling slower than TQ. SYA dropped 44-49 in W52, so it could've fallen out anyway. If we based the list upon just T40 wks, UF & SUAD would be affected the most. The latter more than the former since SUAD took a while to reach the T40. That's why I want to see how this looks relying solely on when the song was actually a T40 "hit."
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Scream & Shout's chart run:
12-13-15-12-12-8-6-6-5-3-3-4-5-7-8-8-11-16-18-28-34-37-37-42
Weeks in top 10: 11
Weeks in top 100: 24
I'm sure it just narrowly missed the list?
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Hmmm...I'll do some adding and see what the point total is just on T 40 weeks. 89+88+86+89+89+93+95+95+96+98+101+97+96+94+93+93+9 0+85+83+73+67+63+63=2,017.
I took an inverse point method for each week in the Top 40 and added 3 points for the second week at #2 (and any successive weeks that could've followed). For #2 I'd add 5 points each successive week, and for #1 I'd add 10 successive week. BB adds points for each successive week at #1, I'm almost certain about #2 (TOL v. TQ), and I'm pretty sure about #3. Without the extra points at #3 S&S gets 2,014.
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If anyone has any other songs let me know. I'll try to make it where I don't have to do the math in my head next time lol.
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It spent two weeks at #3 so would that be another 101 points?
Thank you for your help 
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98 points week one, 101 points week two 
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Gotcha 
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Billboard's ranking system differs from your's, because Stay would've definitely made the list if Rude Boy and Diamonds did. (Billboard ranked it as her 3rd biggest hit after We Found Love and The Monster). Also, according to Billboard, The Monster was a bigger hit than Love the Way You Lie.
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Originally posted by brianc33616
Stay is a good question. If you can think of any other big songs since the start of 2010 not already on the list, please let me know. I want to see how much the difference is relying on only T40 weeks. The other Rihanna songs were hurt due to lack of longevity, and ironically enough the longevity for WFL near the top is why it finished so high on the list. So this worked both ways for her.
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what about "Habits" by Tove Lo? It peaked at #3 with 10 weeks in the top 10, 39 weeks overall (logging a bunch in the top 20/top 40). I would've expected to at least see it make an appearance on the lower portion of the chart.
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What about Born This Way? Was it such a flop? 
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Originally posted by liberalmusiclover
Billboard's ranking system differs from your's, because Stay would've definitely made the list if Rude Boy and Diamonds did. (Billboard ranked it as her 3rd biggest hit after We Found Love and The Monster). Also, according to Billboard, The Monster was a bigger hit than Love the Way You Lie. |
Love The Way You Lie was clearly the bigger hit, and this countdown supports that. That's why I'm working to do the inverse point system just sticking to the time in the Top 40.
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Originally posted by Legend E
What about Born This Way? Was it such a flop? |
No longevity at all, sadly. It's probably the longest running #1 of this decade not on the Hot 100.
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Originally posted by ARTPØP
what about "Habits" by Tove Lo? It peaked at #3 with 10 weeks in the top 10, 39 weeks overall (logging a bunch in the top 20/top 40). I would've expected to at least see it make an appearance on the lower portion of the chart.
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ARTP0P I'm adding that song to the list I'm sending you you and I-Hype for chart runs. I didn't devise this formula. Billboard did and Mark Oswalt updates the chart periodically. I'm just trying to cut out the weeks from where the songs weren't really hits yet (or bounced around 41-50 which Uptown Funk and other 25/52 victims weren't allowed to do.
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Originally posted by liberalmusiclover
Billboard's ranking system differs from your's, because Stay would've definitely made the list if Rude Boy and Diamonds did. (Billboard ranked it as her 3rd biggest hit after We Found Love and The Monster). Also, according to Billboard, The Monster was a bigger hit than Love the Way You Lie. |
This isn't "my" ranking system either. This is an inverse-point system devised by BB and reported by Mark Oswalt. I wish I had time to make one of these videos as often as he does, but I don't lol! 
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Party Rock Anthem really does serve anthem for this decade.
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ok i watched the full video. katy and rihanna have really ruled the decade so far.
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Originally posted by _Fey
Party Rock Anthem really does serve anthem for this decade.
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PRA should place in the Top 3 for the 2010s, as it's one of the very few songs to get one year in the Top 40, AND it spent over 1/2 year in the T 10. It'll probably still be #2, 3 at the lowest.
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Please if you've watched this and see songs missed you think should be in the 2010s Hot 100 (to date), please list them here! I'm putting the Hot 100 onto a list right now, so add the songs you think this video neglected to mention. I'm putting Born This Way in here too since I think its run was slightly better than Harlem Shake (though it obviously pales in streaming performance).
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Okay here is the Hot 100 for the 2010s through the chart week ending 12 May 2016 as it stands now.
I put five "bubbling under" songs at the top, but please help me find more.
*=Still On Hot 100 when chart published
**=Victim of 25/52 Recurrency Rule
Bubbling Under Songs:
Rihanna – Stay
Tove—Lo – Habits (Stay High)
Britney Spears – Scream And Shout
Lady Gaga – Born This Way
A Great Big World/Christina Aguilera – Say Something
Pink -- Perfect (****ing Perfect)
Ariana Grande/Iggy Azalea -- Problem
Meghan Trainor -- Lips Are Moving
Sam Hunt -- I'm Not The Only One
HOT 100 OF 2010S THROUGH 12 MAY 2016
100) Daft Punk/Pharrell – Get Lucky
99) Zayn – Pillowtalk*
98) One Direction – What Makes You Beautiful
97) Flo-Rida – Whistle
96) Baauer – Harlem Shake
95) Taylor Swift/Kendrick Lamar – Bad Blood
94) DJ Snake/Lil John – Turn Down For What
93) Imagine Dragons – Demons
92) Enrique Iglesias/Pitbull – I Like It
91) Psy – Gangham Style
90) Rihanna – Rude Boy
89) Jesse J/Ariana Grande/Nicki Minaj – Bang Bang
88) Lady Gaga – Bad Romance
87) Major Lazer/DJ Snake/M0 – Lean On
86) Rihanna – Diamonds
85) Nelly – Just A Dream
84) Rihanna/Drake – Work*
83) Eminem/Rihanna – The Monster
82) Foster The People – Pumped Up Kicks
81) The Wanted – Glad You Came
80) Fetty Wap/Remy Boys – 679
79) Nicki Minaj – Super Bass
78) Flo Rida – Good Feeling
77) Katy Perry – Teenage Dream
76) Nicki Minaj – Starships
75) Bastille – Pompeii
74) Jason Derulo/2 Chainz – Talk Dirty
73) BOB/Hayley Williams – Airplanes
72) Cee Lo Green – **** You/Forget You
71) Florida Georgia Line/Nelly – Cruise
70) Miley Cyrus – Wrecking Ball
69) Taylor Swift – I Knew You Were Trouble
68) Justin Bieber – Sorry*
67) Justin Bieber – Love Yourself *
66) Maroon 5/Wiz Khalifa -- Payphone
65) Justin Timberlake – Mirrors
64) Bruno Mars – When I Was Your Man
63) The Weekend – Earned It
62) Shawn Mendes -- Stitches
61) Katy Perry – Roar
60) Kelly Clarkson – Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)
59) Ellie Goulding – Lights
58) The Lumineers – Ho Hey
57) Adele – Set Fire To The Rain
56) Silento – Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)
55) Walk The Moon – Shut Up And Dance **
54) Pink/Nate Russ – Just Give Me A Reason
53) Drake – Hotline Bling
52) Usher/Will I Am – OMG
51) Tiao Cruz – Dynamite
50) Lady Antebellum – Need You Now
49) Justin Bieber – What Do You Mean?
48) Avicii/ Alec Blacc – Wake Me Up
47) Train – Hey Soul Sister
46) Fun – Some Nights
45) Omi -- Cheerleader
44) Pitbull/Ne-Yo/Afrojack – Give Me Everything
43) Hozier – Take Me To Church
42) Pitbull/Kesha -- Timber
41) Katy Perry/Snoop Dogg – California Girls
40) Eminem/Rihanna – Love The Way You Lie
39) Maroon 5 – Sugar
38) Bruno Mars – Grenade
37) The Weekend – Can’t Feel My Face
36) Taylor Swift – Blank Space
35) Magic – Rude
34) Katy Perry – Firework
33) Macklemore/Ryan Lewis/Ray Dalton – Can’t Hold Us
32) Iggy Azalea/Charlie XCX -- Fancy
31) Bruno Mars – Locked Out Of Heaven
30) Katy Perry/Kanye West – E.T.
29) Adele – Hello
28) Sam Smith – Stay With Me
27) Adele – Someone Like You
26) Fetty Wap – Trap Queen**
25) LMFAO – Sexy And I Know It
24) Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
23) One Republic – Counting Stars
22) Fun/Janelle Monroe – We Are Young
21) John Legend – All Of Me
20) The Weekend – The Hills
19) Maroon 5 – One More Night
18) Macklemore/Ryan Lewis/Wanz – Thrift Shop
17) Taylor Swift – Shake It Off
16) Katy Perry/Juicy J – Dark Horse
15) Ed Sheeran – Thinking Out Loud**
14) Bruno Mars – Just The Way You Are
13) Pharrell Williams – Happy
12) Maroon 5/Christian Aguilera – Moves Like Jagger
11) Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass
10) Lorde – Royals
9) Kesha – Tik Toc
8) Wiz Khalifa/Charlie Puth – See You Again**
7) Robin Thicke/Pharrell Williams/TI – Blurred Lines
6) Carly Rae Jepsen – Call Me Maybe
5) Adele – Rolling In The Deep
4) Goyte/Kimbra – Somebody That I Used To Know
3) Rihanna/Calvin Harris – We Found Love
2) Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars – Uptown Funk **
1) LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem
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Here is the system I will use: A reverse point scale where 40=1 point and 1=40 points. For each additional week at #1 I will add 5 points (40, 45, 50, 55.....), each additional week at #2 3 points (39, 42, 45, 48.....), each additional week at #3 2 points (38, 40, 42, 44....), each additional week at #4 1 point (37, 38, 39, 40.....) and 1/2 point for each additional week at #5 (36, 36.5, 37, 37.5) IHype has given me the chart runs for all but one of the songs in the Top 50 of the list, and will give me the rest tomorrow. If you can think of any other songs that you think are close, PLEASE let me know! Thanks!
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