[Starstruck.]

IRREPLACEABLE --- 230.3 million
CHECK ON IT --- 201.77 million

you can't be serious....

[greeneyedsoul]

My reaction to this

46 +2 AVRIL LAVIGNE Wish You Were He... 588 +35 118 +26 1.935 +0.077 --

few minutes later

AVRIL LAVIGNE - Wish You Were Here: 3.281 (- 0.034)

[FAN]

Pop
#15
+98 Spins
+120 Bullet
+0.377 AI
could this actually end up going Top 10?

HAC
#5
+36 Spins
+27 Bullet
+0.251
she will be #4 tomorrow & #3 isn't too far away. Tied with Gavin Degraw and Gym Class Heroes as the third biggest update of the day.

AC
#13
+5 Spins
+4 Bullet
-0.024
this is taking forever to climb. maybe Don't You Wanna Stay being at #10 is what's holding it back?

KELLY CLARKSON - Mr. Know It All 56.155 (+0.595)

[eteru]

Any updates on "Disaster"?

[Starstruck.]

Originally posted by eteru

Any updates on "Disaster"?

Probably sitting at 53, 52 or 51.

[evan93]

Originally posted by eteru

Any updates on "Disaster"?

i posted the update some hours ago! Anyway:

63 52 JOJO Disaster Blackground/Interscope 361 195 166 0.830

[highwind44029]

63 52 JOJO Disaster Blackground/Interscope 361 195 166 0.830

Woah! This is actually performing well. JoJo just might notch a medium-sized hit after all (which is really excellent for her these days.)

Originally posted by I. AX

If i remember correctly Beyonce has only 1 song in the top #10 of the biggest radio hits of all time and thats irreplaceable . So most of those numbers must be inflated.

Nope, those numbers are accurate. The top 10 radio hits all had Mediabase AIs of around 205M and above. Shake It Off and Check On It also reached above 200M, barely making the cut.

[Beyoncé on Top]

Here are the top 10 songs with the highest radio audiences, according to Nielsen BDS (listed by each title's peak audience week). You correctly guessed the top song on the list:

Peak Audience, Title, Artist, Peak Date
212.1 million, "We Belong Together," Mariah Carey, July 9, 2005
196.3 million, "Irreplaceable," Beyoncé, Jan. 20, 2007
192.5 million, "No One," Alicia Keys, Dec. 22, 2007
189.6 million, "Let Me Love You," Mario, Feb. 5, 2005
175.6 million, "Gold Digger," Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx, Oct. 22, 2005
172.8 million, "Yeah!," Usher featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris, April 17, 2004
172.3 million, "My Boo," Usher and Alicia Keys, Nov. 20, 2004
171.4 million, "Be Without You," Mary J. Blige, April 1, 2006
170.2 million, "In Da Club," 50 Cent, March 29, 2003
167.7 million, "Dilemma," Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland, Sept. 7, 2002

Source
All by black artist.

[Cap10Planet]

So, the airplay of "Check on It" and "Baby Boy" were greatly 'inflated' by Mediabase? Where do those songs stand on BDS?

[highwind44029]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

So, the airplay of "Check on It" and "Baby Boy" were greatly 'inflated' by Mediabase? Where do those songs stand on BDS?

Mediabase numbers for Rhythmic and Urban back then were waaayyyyy huge. I think back then a #1 song on Rhythmic would have like 80M AI while a #1 Pop song would only have 70M. #1 on Urban would be around 70M as well. The rock formats still only had like 40-50M back then, which made it pretty hard for Green Day to reach #1 on the Hot 100 with Boulevard of Broken Dreams (#1 on HAC, Mainstream Rock, Pop and Digital Songs and still not enough.) Now Rhythmic #1's hardly ever reach 40M (HTL and LAMN are the only songs this year to top it) and Urban #1's only reach up to around 30M (I'm On One hit 32M, Motivation reached 34M) while Pop got a lot bigger, reaching up to 96M. Not sure if those numbers decreased because the number of station on the panel really just got dropped, or the impressions were re-evaluated.

[Golowhore]

Originally posted by highwind44029

63 52 JOJO Disaster Blackground/Interscope 361 195 166 0.830

Woah! This is actually performing well. JoJo just might notch a medium-sized hit after all (which is really excellent for her these days.)

Yup. A medium-sized hit would be great. It could reintroduce her to the public and be a lead-in for an even bigger pre-album second single. We'll see.

[YM8]

Originally posted by highwind44029

Mediabase numbers for Rhythmic and Urban back then were waaayyyyy huge. I think back then a #1 song on Rhythmic would have like 80M AI while a #1 Pop song would only have 70M. #1 on Urban would be around 70M as well. The rock formats still only had like 40-50M back then, which made it pretty hard for Green Day to reach #1 on the Hot 100 with Boulevard of Broken Dreams (#1 on HAC, Mainstream Rock, Pop and Digital Songs and still not enough.) Now Rhythmic #1's hardly ever reach 40M (HTL and LAMN are the only songs this year to top it) and Urban #1's only reach up to around 30M (I'm On One hit 32M, Motivation reached 34M) while Pop got a lot bigger, reaching up to 96M. Not sure if those numbers decreased because the number of station on the panel really just got dropped, or the impressions were re-evaluated.

all those songs in bold that did well have Wayne on them hahah

[I. AX]

Originally posted by highwind44029

63 52 JOJO Disaster Blackground/Interscope 361 195 166 0.830

Woah! This is actually performing well. JoJo just might notch a medium-sized hit after all (which is really excellent for her these days.)


Nope, those numbers are accurate. The top 10 radio hits all had Mediabase AIs of around 205M and above. Shake It Off and Check On It also reached above 200M, barely making the cut.

I didn't know that.

I was going by the BDS numbers.

[SashaFierce]

Originally posted by I. AX

This is false tea.

With all the respect i owe to everyone here, i knew that a Rihanna stan would comment and say that this is false tea. Do you think Beyonce was crowned the radio artist of the 2000s decade for nothing? You need to search the web before claiming something is false tea because i am not among those who like to inflate things.

[SashaFierce]

According to Mediabase and Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems, "Irreplaceable" passed the 200 million audience impressions mark on December 11, 2006. Another single of Knowles, "Check on It" previously passed this mark on January 31, 2006. Consequently, Knowles became the second singer to achieve this in the United States; the first being, Mariah Carey whose two singles, "We Belong Together" (2005) and "Shake It Off" (2005), passed the same audience impressions mark in 2005. "Irreplaceable" stayed at number one on the US Hot 100 Airplay for eleven consecutive weeks, and was the best-performing US single of 2007, topping the Billboard Top Hot 100 Hits.

[SashaFierce]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

So, the airplay of "Check on It" and "Baby Boy" were greatly 'inflated' by Mediabase? Where do those songs stand on BDS?

No, they weren't. I am not among those who inflate numbers when it comes to Beyonce.

[SashaFierce]

Originally posted by =NEX=

Legs organize this better, hon.

IRREPLACEABLE --- 230.3 million
CHECK ON IT --- 201.77 million
BABY BOY --- 196.37 million
CRAZY IN LOVE --- 190.92 million
NAUGHTY GIRL --- 165.13 million
SINGLE LADIES --- 154.803 million
ME, MYSELF AND I --- 116.03 million
DEJA VU --- 108.0 million
SWEET DREAMS --- 102.747 million
HALO --- 91.317 million
IF I WERE A BOY --- 84.751 million
RING THE ALARM --- 76.0 million
DIVA --- 61.784 million
EGO --- 44.044 million
BEAUTIFUL LIAR --- 41.172 million

didn't BTINH get like ~55m AI?

Oops i missed it but i do not really like it.

[Starkboy]

DRAKE - Take Care f/Rihanna: 0.331

[=NEX=]

Originally posted by Sammi

BEYONCE - Irreplaceable

12/21/2006
Aud 208.341
Spins 23100

now dis is correct

[KillaCham.]

Originally posted by Beyoncé on Top

All by black artist.

Already Reported

Oh hell naw....