I'm afraid it won't, Riri is tied with Taylor in % so she's gonna kick her out in no time
I didn't mean Diamonds would stay in the Top 10. But if everyone gets knocked out it's kinda like a do over when they get absorbed back into the top 10 when Taylor drops.
Top 20 on Digital maybe?
I might be being pessimistic, but last time Speak Now debuted, Taylor crushed everyone on iTunes the first day yet she only had 2 T40 debuts (though 10 Hot 100 debuts) and one T10 Digital Song. And with the streaming/airplay formula so biased against digital-only releases, I wouldn't be shocked by just one T40 debut. If you look at last week's chart, Red was the #10 song digitally and couldn't make the top half of the Hot 100.
However, I will be optimistic about Taylor's second MILLION-SELLING WEEK, which matters much more honestly.
I think it was perhaps not bad that the album leaked a bit early since the buzz created has placed the songs mostly properly in order:
Everything Has Changed was my #1 of the unreleased album tracks, I Almost Do/All Too Well are writing masterpieces, and 22 is undeniably super-catchy and instant.
Pop Bars combined, for songs in T100:
Everything Has Changed 100
(Gangnam Style 95
I Almost Do 90
22 90
Trouble 80
All Too Well 80
(Locked Out 71
(Die Young 67
9-11. We Are Never 60
Treacherous 60
(One More Night 60
Red 59
(Diamonds 52
Stay Stay Stay 52
(Some Nights 50
Starlight/Last Time 50
State of Grace 49
19/20. Holy Ground/Lucky One 45 - Supermajority of T20!
(I Cry 45
Sad Beautiful Tragic 40
(Home 33
(Cruise 33
Begin Again 32.5
Red
#1 United States
#1 United Kingdom
#1 Argentina
#1 Australia
#1 Canada
#1 Costa Rica
#1 Denmark
#1 Ecuador
#1 Honduras
#1 Hong Kong
#1 Ireland
#1 Italy
#1 Luxembourg
#1 Malaysia
#1 New Zealand
#1 Peru
#1 Philippines
#1 Singapore
#1 Taiwan
#1 Thailand
But if everyone gets knocked out it's kinda like a do over when they get absorbed back into the top 10 when Taylor drops.
