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Originally posted by Imogene
what is Rolling effect?
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OK, i'm going to try to explain it with my own words. The total audience of the song is during an entire week. So, at the eight day of the song on radio, the first day is not counted; at the ninth day on the radio, the second is not counted, and this successively, because the total song's audience is only one week. So this means, that if the first day in the radio, the song had a huge audience, at the eight day, when the first day's audience is not counted and the airplay of the eight day is less than the airplay of the first one, we get negative updates. (This is the Rolling Effect). Example:
Day 1: KE$HA Die Young: 13.879 (+ 13.863) (Total: 13.879)
Day 2: KE$HA Die Young: 3.507 (+ 3.507) (Total: 17.386)
Day 3: KE$HA Die Young: 4.653 (+ 4.653) (Total: 22.039)
Day 4: KE$HA Die Young: 5.063 (+ 5.063) (Total: 27.102)
Day 5: KE$HA Die Young: 5.837 (+ 5.837) (Total: 32.939)
Day 6: KE$HA Die Young: 6.086 (+ 6.086) (Total: 39.025)
Day 7: KE$HA Die Young: 5.267 (+ 5.251) (Total: 44.272)
Day 8: KE$HA - Die Young: 5.491 (- 8.388) (Total: 35.884)
Day 9: KE$HA Die Young: 6.836 (+ 3.329) (Total: 39.213)
Day 10: KE$HA - Die Young: 7.069 (+ 2.416) (Total: 41.629)
I dont know if I have explained so good, my grammar is so basic.
