It's not in Brazil. I guess her team is more satisfied with sales than with chart peaks. Is it the drop in sales that putting the track on Spotify caused - if it caused it at all - perhaps the reason they decided to pull it off now?
Also, I think On-Demand streams are weighted a little heavier than those from You Tube, but another reader and I are trying to determine if there is a difference. We want to record Spotify/On Demand Streams and and You Tube streams to see if there is difference in how Billboard ranks them. However, this is only if there is a way to separate the You Tube views in the US from those worldwide. We may need some help here.
Shake it Off
#1 US (=)
#4 Mexico (-1)
#6 New Zealand (-5)
#10 Australia (-9)
#13 WW (-12)
#19 Hong Kong (-18)
#44 Norway (-41)
#50 UK (-49)
#54 Sweden (-51)
#59 Ireland (-57)
#70 Brazil (-58)
#81 Switzerland (-76)
#85 Netherlands (-76)
#93 Austria (-90)
#94 Germany (-90)
OUT Spain
OUT Greece
OUT France
OUT Italy
I guess her team is more satisfied with sales than with chart peaks. Is it the drop in sales that putting the track on Spotify caused - if it caused it at all - perhaps the reason they decided to pull it off now?
