[Ger-55]

Originally posted by abrahamjmr

24K Magic was top ten after Bruno released his album.
He left the top ten after The Weeknd released. He's going back since he climbed four spots yesterday.

Whatever, I just want "Closer" to come back to the top.

[abrahamjmr]

Originally posted by Rihbeyga

Aren't you the same spade that was always against streaming for so long. Attacking Rih and Drake etc.

But now, now it's important? Be a female dog yes. But don't be flip flopping like a versatile twink stuck between Ricky Martin and Frankie Grande

[abrahamjmr]

Originally posted by Ger-55

Whatever, I just want "Closer" to come back to the top.

It'll come back... in your dreams.

[fridayteenage]

Originally posted by simmnfierzig

Well you can be against streaming and also accept the facts that to get a Hot 100 #1 it is very important...

Fact, streaming is important for the chart formula.

Opinion, being constantly outside the t10 in sales and somehow being t10 overall anyway week after week makes for a flawed formula.

But Black Beatles has done great in sales + streaming, as did its predecessor Closer, so I don't see any conflict here anyway.

[brianc33616]

Originally posted by simmnfierzig

Well you can be against streaming and also accept the facts that to get a Hot 100 #1 it is very important...

Very true. I don't hate streaming, but I think the fact it's prominence is limited to just Pop, Rhythmic, and Urban over-negate the solid sales and airplay songs from other formats receive that are competing for Hot 100 placement and Mainstream radio airplay.

BB needs to reweight the H 100, probably make 1k sales = 15k to 20k streams. Even if BB sets 1k sales = 20k streams, streaming will probably still reach around 50% again by end of 2017, with sales back down to 20-25%.

[brianc33616]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Fact, streaming is important for the chart formula.

Opinion, being constantly outside the t10 in sales and somehow being t10 overall anyway week after week makes for a flawed formula.

But Black Beatles has done great in sales + streaming, as did its predecessor Closer, so I don't see any conflict here anyway.

Yes. Work performed poorly, after just a short period of time, in sales and airplay, and even ODS. The fact Work stayed on the Hot 100 so long while getting points from only half of a metric (video streaming), with it out of the T 200 on ITunes, out of the T 75 in airplay, and barely in the ODS T 50, shows the formula is weighted way too heavily toward streaming.

[UNNAMI]

I don't think it's " to heavily". Maybe a little, but it's good formula because streaming is the new "it" thing. Why would sales or radio shold be more important when their numbers are not good as streaming's?

The number one song on iTunes is getting like 100-150k, when the number one streaming songs is getting 35m. 35m is like equvalent of 223k if I am counting right.

[Rihbeyga]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Fact, streaming is important for the chart formula.

Opinion, being constantly outside the t10 in sales and somehow being t10 overall anyway week after week makes for a flawed formula.

But Black Beatles has done great in sales + streaming, as did its predecessor Closer, so I don't see any conflict here anyway.

I assume you talking about Needed Me? The platinum selling single? Didn't go too 10 but it's probably like what? One of ten songs to sell platinum? This is an iTunes thread as well. Not sure why you have to mention how bad a song is doing on Spotify whenever someone comments on how good Million Reasons is doing on iTunes?

[Superbitch]

Did xtina perform?

[brianc33616]

Originally posted by UNNAMI

I don't think it's " to heavily". Maybe a little, but it's good formula because streaming is the new "it" thing. Why would sales or radio shold be more important when their numbers are not good as streaming's?

The number one song on iTunes is getting like 100-150k, when the number one streaming songs is getting 35m. 35m is like equivalent of 223k if I am counting right.

Well, if you want to judge the popularity of a format by the number of listeners, Country comes in second after Pop.

Then you have the issue with Country songs like Florida Georgia Line's "Holy" which went Top 3 on Sales (multiple weeks over 70k downloads, and peaked over 100k), Top 15 on Airplay (with some crossing over to AC and Hot AC), and even breaking into the Top 40 on Streaming. Still, Holy stalled out barely inside the Top 15 on the Hot 100.

Also, Thomas Rhett's "Die A Happy Man" spent months in the Top 10 in sales, six weeks at #1 on Country Airplay, received crossover support from Hot AC and AC, and briefly cracked the Top 50 on HSS. However, Rhett couldn't even crack the Top 20.

So using the "popular" argument actually shows sales deserve a bigger proportion of the chart points than they currently receive.

[brianc33616]

Originally posted by Rihbeyga

I assume you talking about Needed Me? The platinum selling single? Didn't go too 10 but it's probably like what? One of ten songs to sell platinum? This is an iTunes thread as well. Not sure why you have to mention how bad a song is doing on Spotify whenever someone comments on how good Million Reasons is doing on iTunes?

Needed Me's airplay has actually held up significantly better than Work's, and I think NM is actually doing better in sales at 43 weeks (#182 on I-Tunes, compared to Work being out of the Top 200/250 well before its H 100 run ended). Needed Me is still #41 after 10 months of release, while Work was out of the Top 75 after seven months. So NM is a better balanced song than Work.

[UNNAMI]

Originally posted by Superbitch

Did xtina perform?

[fridayteenage]

3 Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabello Bad Things

Queen rising back up.

[Remixed]

7. Lady Gaga - Million Reasons (+1)

[Deemy]

Originally posted by brianc33616

Yes. Work performed poorly, after just a short period of time, in sales and airplay, and even ODS. The fact Work stayed on the Hot 100 so long while getting points from only half of a metric (video streaming), with it out of the T 200 on ITunes, out of the T 75 in airplay, and barely in the ODS T 50, shows the formula is weighted way to heavily toward streaming.

Work?? Really? One of the best selling singles of the year performed poorly?

[FAN]

Bad Things back to #3

[Liberdade mi amor]

Without airplay neither Spotify

[avi]

7
Lady Gaga - Million Reasons
0.7028 she is truly back

also the song has just started and OGHs are expecting it to smash on all metrics all of a sudden... give it some time girls.. we will talk about streaming/radio #s of MR in Jan/Feb

[Tra.cëë]

All this promo for MR. I wonder if it'll last...

[Liberdade mi amor]

Originally posted by Tra.cëë

All this promo for MR. I wonder if it'll last...

All this promo