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Originally posted by KKCuteCat
She doesn't have that much time. If itunes position doesn't get along with radio update, they will drop it soon (when the song get into Top 30 i guess). There are very rare cases where a song is high on radio but low on itunes.
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There have been #1s on pop radio that weren't even top 30 on iTunes, actually. And plenty of pop radio flops that were slaying iTunes. Radio playlists are affected by callout scores, requests, the artist's general radio reputation and industry politics. They have no direct correlation with sales. Don't worry about it
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