You can see them in the link that Kworb posts I think. Those are usually the only ones I bother checking anyway lol (along with pop).
I don't get why Justin Bieber's new song hasn't charted on urban yet though. If you add its pop and rhythmic values together, it comes to like 2 million less, which I assume comes from HAC and urban, but it's not on either chart yet (you don't need much on either format to get in the top 50).
I do, did any of you read what he posted? With his "is been having roll effect for months now"
It has been having rolling effect for months. It's true. But if a song keeps rising quick enough it can overcome the rolling effect, which is what it did. It's a good thing, if anything he was complimenting the song for being able to do that.
If a song has amazing updates, a week later it will always have the rolling effect, but if it keeps rising with the same speed you just won't notice it.
The song has been having great updates for quite a while. He wasn't lying.
You can see them in the link that Kworb posts I think. Those are usually the only ones I bother checking anyway lol (along with pop).
I don't get why Justin Bieber's new song hasn't charted on urban yet though. If you add its pop and rhythmic values together, it comes to like 2 million less, which I assume comes from HAC and urban, but it's not on either chart yet (you don't need much on either format to get in the top 50).
It could be coming from unreported stations from pop and rhythmic
It has been having rolling effect for months. It's true. But if a song keeps rising quick enough it can overcome the rolling effect, which is what it did. It's a good thing, if anything he was complimenting the song for being able to do that.
If a song has amazing updates, a week later it will always have the rolling effect, but if it keeps rising with the same speed you just won't notice it.
The song has been having great updates for quite a while. He wasn't lying.
"Some Nights" should be higher on Pop, I mean it's smashing on iTunes at the moment, meanwhile "Let's Go" is #9 and coming for Gotye.
Rihanna:
1. SOS
2. Take A Bow
3. Disturbia
4. Live Your Life
5. Rude Boy
6. Love The Way You Lie
7. Only Girl (In The World)
8. S&M
9. We Found Love
Katy Perry:
1. Hot N Cold
2. Waking Up In Vegas
3. California Gurls
4. Teenage Dream
5. Firework
6. E.T.
7. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
8. The One That Got Away
9. Wide Awake
The biggest POP gurls!
(Still LOLing at "I Kissed A Girl" and "Umbrella" not being #1 on Pop and both spent 7 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100 )
11 = KELLY CLARKSON Dark Side 2772 +28 261 -8 17.068 +0.191
16 +2 NO DOUBT Settle Down 1445 +66 527 -104 8.771 +0.176
20 +3 RIHANNA Where Have You Been 1078 +3 18 -14 5.459 +0.037
48 -- GREEN DAY Oh Love 165 -- 59 -- 1.552 --
49 -- FLO RIDA Whistle 136 -- 46 -- 0.818 --
50 -- THE WANTED Chasing The Sun 129 -- 13 -- 0.530
Call Me Maybe -196
Titanium +133
Scream +13
Let's Go +110
Give Your Heart A Break +85
Blow Me (One Last Kiss) +148
Want U Back +124
Whistle +121
We Run The Night +11
Good Time +56
Chasing The Sun +56
As Long As You Love Me +93
Dark Side +46
Settle Down +145
I Won't Give Up +42
Some Nights +84
One More Night +185
Pound The Alarm +121
Too Close +52
Don't Wake Me Up -1
Burn It Down -6
Heart Skips A Beat +32
Get It Started +10
Primadonna +1
I Can Only Imagine +18
Heart Attack +20
If you add its pop and rhythmic values together, it comes to like 2 million less, which I assume comes from HAC and urban, but it's not on either chart yet (you don't need much on either format to get in the top 50).
and both spent 7 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100 
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