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Chart Listings: Mediabase & Radio Formats (January 9-16, 2011)
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Originally posted by brit_onstar*
It wasn't supposed to but some took offense at the truth that black artists gets more number 1 before the pre-digital era...  |
ERRR?
No...Re-read the posts. Your buddy in Brazil or maybe it was you, stated that Rihanna gets #1's because she's black. Rihanna is not pre-digital era.
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Originally posted by Deemy
But does he get any backlash for his bad behavior? NOPE. Radio and Sales say otherwise.
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Originally posted by bobbymfw
He did face a huge backlash over a decade ago for being misogynistic and a homophobe but there was never any domestic abuse case documented. Most of his songs were revenge fantasies or songs about being the victim in the relationship while at the same time being the abuser.
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THIS...
Pls.stop. Last post on this thread... 
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Guys I have one question, from 2001 to 2006 I always thought the Rhythmics stations were the ones that dominated (I think it was Urban, Rhythmic & Urbans stations seemed the same to me  ) What are the biggest formats now? 
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Originally posted by Sammi
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Fave song on dat Teenage dream.....Should have been next single. Capitol needs to reconsider.
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Lil Wayne has had the biggest increase on Rhythmic and Urban for the past 5 days !! No song has had a bigger increase than 6F7F in the past 5 days !!!!
its been getting 100+ spins on both formats everyday for about 5 days now !! smashing radios 
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Originally posted by R!ck
Guys I have one question, from 2001 to 2006 I always thought the Rhythmics stations were the ones that dominated (I think it was Urban, Rhythmic & Urbans stations seemed the same to me ) What are the biggest formats now? |
right now the biggest format is Pop simply bc its mainstream radios and what everyone listens to !! then its Rhythmic and lastly Urban
Pop > Rhythmic > Urban
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Originally posted by YM8
right now the biggest format is Pop simply bc its mainstream radios and what everyone listens to !! then its Rhythmic and lastly Urban
Pop > Rhythmic > Urban
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Thanks, I was confused, because Rhythmic & Urban playlist looked so similar in the past
But Pop took a back seat from early to mid years in the last decade, I remember in 2004 all #1 songs were R&B/hip-hop and not one single white artist was #1.
I really wonder what happened with radio, because in the 90's and in 2000 the Top 40 mainstream radios REFUSE to play rap, hip-hop and such (and I even think black artist, they only played the mainstream black pop stars like Janet, Mariah, Boyz II Men and some others  ) and at the start of the 21st Century everything changed. 
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Originally posted by stıcks
103 98 LA ROUX In For The Kill 44 41 3 0
Gaining slowly but surely!  |
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The Pop format is the biggest format on radio. A song can be #1 on rhythmic and urban and still not crack the top 20 on the Hot 10. Look at Alicia keys' Unthinkable last year. And yet they say black artisit have an advantage. Ch.....
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Originally posted by stıcks
103 98 LA ROUX In For The Kill 44 41 3 0
Gaining slowly but surely! |
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Originally posted by brit_onstar*
It wasn't supposed to but some took offense at the truth that black artists gets more number 1 before the pre-digital era... |
hmmmm well i do agree with that but also u have to consider that a lot of labels refused to release physical copies of singles back then also so that didnt help pop artists either
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Originally posted by dposton
Lol @ Youpeople . REPORTED.
And on top of that , I'm not even black, but im not white though.  |
LMFAO, DEAD. 
I didn't say "you people" as in "black people". But thanks for proving my point, being black or not. 
Btw, I'm waiting for my 'warning'.  It still hasn't arrived, but if it comes, honestly, I will laugh cause I know very well what I meant and anyone tracking the whole discussion could understand. I pity you for not being able to. 
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Originally posted by dposton
ERRR?
No...Re-read the posts. Your buddy in Brazil or maybe it was you, stated that Rihanna gets #1's because she's black. Rihanna is not pre-digital era.
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LOL, what a terrible liar.
Please, show me the post where I said she gets #1s because she's black.  Or any other member who said that, for what matters.
Stop embarrassing yourself, it's crystal clear you have no argument to back up your, err, "opinion".
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Originally posted by jbstatic23
1 PERRY, KATY Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) Capitol 1 |
This should be the single. 
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Originally posted by Anthony Kerty
LMFAO, DEAD.
I didn't say "you people" as in "black people". But thanks for proving my point, being black or not.
Btw, I'm waiting for my 'warning'. It still hasn't arrived, but if it comes, honestly, I will laugh cause I know very well what I meant and anyone tracking the whole discussion could understand. I pity you for not being able to. |
I pity you bc you still haven't proven anything w/ your racist rant earlier.
Rihanna has:
More pop #1's
More top 10 pop hits
More songs to cross 100 M AI
More BB hot #1 hits
More digital sales
Than Brit
Being black or not. Sorry 
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Originally posted by dposton
I pity you bc you still haven't proven anything w/ your racist rant earlier.
Rihanna has:
More pop #1's
More top 10 pop hits
More songs to cross 100 M AI
More BB hot #1 hits
More digital sales
Than Brit
Being black or not. Sorry |
Aaannd that's a wrap. Thank you for showing how she benefits from more than the Pop market and therefore helping my point once again. 
Oh, and also for being smart by not saying that, even with "so much more" than Britney, she's still far behind when it comes to success. But yeah, that's not what's being discussed here.
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Put an end to the Britney vs Rihanna airplay. Here is how her label sees it, and speaks the true tea 
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Turn on just about any mainstream top 40, rhythmic or urban radio station, and it’s all but guaranteed to have had Rihanna in heavy rotation for half a decade. It’s the first of those formats, however, where she’s had the most success. Since “Pon De Replay,” Rihanna has had 21 entries on Billboard’s Mainstream Top 40 chart, and with six No. 1s, she’s in a four-way tie (with Beyoncé, Mariah Carey and Lady Gaga) for the most chart-toppers in its 18-year history.
This isn’t an accomplishment that her label takes lightly, though Reid believes there’s a catch. “She’s clearly multiformat, but the challenge is, which format is hers? As a recording artist, you can have a hit and be a visitor to each format, but to have true artistic success you have to own it. I think she owns rhythm and top 40, but we do suffer a little because we don’t have urban on lock. When you have a black girl from the islands, you want to have urban on lock. So one of the goals that we had was to not force that, but to try and make records we thought were hits and where she could shine.”
“The challenge is complicated when you’re making music that sonically appeals to a dance/top 40 audience,” WQHT (Hot 97) New York PD Ebro Darden says. “When Rihanna makes music that fits the appeal of hip-hop, we play it.”
Julie Pilat, assistant PD/music director for KIIS-FM Los Angeles, says that Rihanna’s multiformat appeal “seems like more of a strength than a weakness,” adding that the star is “welcomed with open arms wherever she goes.”
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so well get overall tonight ??
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Originally posted by Anthony Kerty
LOL, what a terrible liar.
Please, show me the post where I said she gets #1s because she's black. Or any other member who said that, for what matters.
Stop embarrassing yourself, it's crystal clear you have no argument to back up your, err, "opinion". |
Did you or did you not say Mariah exploited herself being black in order to get 18 #1 's ? While comparing that success to Rihanna's , justifying why Brit isnt as successful?
I'm done with you and this argument. Good day.
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She's clearly a main Pop artist, and gets Rhythmic when she can.
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Turn on just about any mainstream top 40, rhythmic or urban radio station, and it’s all but guaranteed to have had Rihanna in heavy rotation for half a decade. It’s the first of those formats, however, where she’s had the most success. Since “Pon De Replay,” Rihanna has had 21 entries on Billboard’s Mainstream Top 40 chart, and with six No. 1s, she’s in a four-way tie (with Beyoncé, Mariah Carey and Lady Gaga) for the most chart-toppers in its 18-year history.
This isn’t an accomplishment that her label takes lightly, though Reid believes there’s a catch. “She’s clearly multiformat, but the challenge is, which format is hers? As a recording artist, you can have a hit and be a visitor to each format, but to have true artistic success you have to own it. I think she owns rhythm and top 40, but we do suffer a little because we don’t have urban on lock. When you have a black girl from the islands, you want to have urban on lock. So one of the goals that we had was to not force that, but to try and make records we thought were hits and where she could shine.”
“The challenge is complicated when you’re making music that sonically appeals to a dance/top 40 audience,” WQHT (Hot 97) New York PD Ebro Darden says. “When Rihanna makes music that fits the appeal of hip-hop, we play it.”
Julie Pilat, assistant PD/music director for KIIS-FM Los Angeles, says that Rihanna’s multiformat appeal “seems like more of a strength than a weakness,” adding that the star is “welcomed with open arms wherever she goes.”
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