what unreleased songs have ya'll heard from MC. i only heard Everything fades away slipping away I Feel It and the songs from E=MC2 cant remember the name
"All I Want for Christmas Is You" is eligible to chart again on the Hot 100 under the new rule. It will definitely be strong enough to enter the top 50. Let's hope Bill-mess-board stop applying new rules (in this case, against Holiday songs). They seem so biased nowadays. "All I Want for Christmas Is You" deserves a new peak. #83 doesn't represent its actual chart performance.
The song peaked at 60 million (more or less) on airplay in the recent years. The general public has been supportive as you know, so this is the chance. MC's US fanbase must push this in the Christmas week! A download campaign would be awesome. Top 10 guaranteed.
Let's make it happen let me go stream AIWFCIY video on vevo
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This is sad. We're over here trying to get a decade and a half old song chart, when Triumphant's flop ass is crying in the corner.
I hope it works tho. AIWFCIY deserves a better peak
Let's make it happen let me go stream AIWFCIY video on vevo
Please, Lambs Let's organize a download and request weekend or something Would be so amazing if we managed to get the song to top 10 on Billboard, almost two decades after its release!!
I am confused. Is AIWFCIY really allowed to re-chart again?
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The most notable exception to the recurrent entry policy applies to holiday-themed releases, which are commonly reissued year after year in anticipation of Christmas purchasing. After its initial chart run, a holiday entry cannot re-enter the Hot 100 in subsequent years.
She should re-release it, if that's possible... Annoying.
I think this is messing with the charts. Charts should represent popularity, and should not depend on whether the song was released long ago or if it's current. If people are still buying it and it's being played on radio, that should determine its position on the chart.
She should re-release it, if that's possible... Annoying.
I think this is messing with the charts. Charts should represent popularity, and should not depend on whether the song was released long ago or if it's current. If people are still buying it and it's being played on radio, that should determine its position on the chart.
There's nothing to be confused about. That rule is old. And there's no reference. Wikipedia always a mess.
In 2012, Billboard started allowing old material to re-enter the Hot 100. It's still unclear if applies to Holiday songs, though.
It's really sad that musics like these will have NO CHANCE to chart and sale if it is to be released today.
;( them good, old meaningful, care-free songs
