Chart Listings: Billboard Hot 100 Singles (July 30-August 6, 2014) - Page 7

fridayteenage

Well Fancy wasn't a weak #1, points-wise anyway.

Tsuko

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Originally posted by umichgrad07

The last time that happened was in early 2007:

Feb 24, 2007 - Hot Digital Songs
1. 101.076 THIS AIN'T A SCENE IT'S AN ARMS RACE - Fallout Boy
2. 98.202 CUPID'S CHOKEHOLD - Gym Class Heroes
3. 93.950 SWEET ESCAPE - Gwen Stefani ft. Akon
4. 83.881 GLAMOROUS - Fergie ft. Ludacris
5. 83.651 SAY IT RIGHT - Nelly Furtado - Hot 100 #1 at the time
6. 77.714 IT'S NOT OVER - Daughtry
7. 63.437 DON'T MATTER - Akon
8. 62.271 HERE (IN YOUR ARMS) - Hellogoodbye
9. 60.367 WHAT GOES AROUND... COMES AROUND - Justin Timberlake
10. 54.635 IRREPLACEABLE - Beyonce

Nelly, Fergie and Gwen all in the top 5!

Beatz

I think people should get used to these sales, it's clear Spotify and other streaming services are yanking them.

ClashAndBurn

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Originally posted by umichgrad07

The last time that happened was in early 2007:

Feb 24, 2007 - Hot Digital Songs
1. 101.076 THIS AIN'T A SCENE IT'S AN ARMS RACE - Fallout Boy
2. 98.202 CUPID'S CHOKEHOLD - Gym Class Heroes
3. 93.950 SWEET ESCAPE - Gwen Stefani ft. Akon
4. 83.881 GLAMOROUS - Fergie ft. Ludacris
5. 83.651 SAY IT RIGHT - Nelly Furtado - Hot 100 #1 at the time
6. 77.714 IT'S NOT OVER - Daughtry
7. 63.437 DON'T MATTER - Akon
8. 62.271 HERE (IN YOUR ARMS) - Hellogoodbye
9. 60.367 WHAT GOES AROUND... COMES AROUND - Justin Timberlake
10. 54.635 IRREPLACEABLE - Beyonce

Patrick Stump slaying the top 2.

toshibatoshiba

Passenger's “Let Her Go” tops the 4 million mark in digital sales this week. The song reached #5 on the Hot 100

If only Billboard counted those streaming from the commercial

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igor

I hope Bailando enters the Top 15

toshibatoshiba

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Originally posted by igor

I hope Bailando enters the Top 15

Enrique is performing it tonight on America's Got Talent!

Element

Billboard Hot 100: #12(new) Burnin' It Down, @Jason_Aldean. *Hot Shot Debut*
Billboard Hot 100: #13(+1) Boom Clap, @charli_xcx [8 weeks].
Billboard Hot 100: #23(+37) Come Get It Bae, @Pharrell Williams [10 weeks].
Billboard Hot 100: #24(+1) 2 On, @Tinashe Feat. @ScHoolBoyQ [12 weeks].
Billboard Hot 100: #28(+26) All About That Bass, @Meghan_Trainor [3 weeks].
Billboard Hot 100: #29(+16) Black Widow, @IGGYAZALEA Feat. @RitaOra. [4 weeks]
Billboard Hot 100: #40(+18) Don’t Tell ‘Em, @Jeremih Feat. @YG [5 weeks].
Billboard Hot 100: #63(new) 0 To 100/The Catch Up, @Drake.
Billboard Hot 100: #87(re) New Flame, @chrisbrown Feat. @Usher & @rickyrozay [2 weeks].
Billboard Hot 100: #95(new) Stolen Dance, @MilkyChance.

Ger-55

Confirmed:

11. Happy +1

12. Burnin' It Down HOT SHOT DEBUT
13. Boom Clap +1

21. Break Free

I think the rest...

14. Wiggle -6
15. Love Runs Out =
16. Turn Down For What -3
17. Bailando =
18. Shower =
19. Dark Horse -3
20. Rather Be +2

Ger-55

It's weired I'm trying to guess who's #6 on Streaming this week. And I think that's Pharrell, it should go up on Streaming this week

'Cause I think for Streaming

1. Fancy
2. Rude
3. Problem
4. Wiggle
5. Stay With Me
6. Happy
7. Chandelier

fridayteenage

Hmm, Come Get it Bae approximately at Give it 2 U's peak. So far.

toshibatoshiba

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Originally posted by Ger-55

Confirmed:

11. Happy +1

12. Burnin' It Down HOT SHOT DEBUT
13. Boom Clap +1

21. Break Free

I think the rest...

14. Wiggle -6
15. Love Runs Out =
16. Turn Down For What -3
17. Bailando =
18. Shower =
19. Dark Horse -3
20. Rather Be +2

Summer might leave Top 10 next week and Boom Clap is next line but has to compete with Bang Bang. And can All Of Me hang on in the top 10 for another week?

toshibatoshiba

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Originally posted by fridayteenage

Hmm, Come Get it Bae approximately at Give it 2 U's peak. So far.

Could this be Come Get It Bae's peak?

Sinister

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Originally posted by Superbitch

Hmmm some girls were calling Iggy's 7 weeks @ #1 weak even tho she was selling more, and was #1 on radio and streaming as well.

IMO no #1 is weak unless ur like #10 on sales and you're #1 on radio/streams but when everything(especially sales) are the reason why you're #1 how can someone call u weak if you're doing better than anyone else?

the weak claims for Fancy were BS as well

and i agree…no #1 is really weak unless we consider those American Idol coronation songs that debuted at #1 and dropped like a rock (DO I Make You Proud spent 8 weeks on the Hot 100)…but even still that was very popular at the time

fridayteenage

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Originally posted by Ger-55

YESSS, Top 10 debut for Jason

Kworb is the King on predictions, love him

No...

Yes.

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Originally posted by alestevens

If Fancy breaks Wrecking Ball´s run at streaming songs it will only prove how bland all the videos released at the moment are. The fact that it tied We Cant Stop to begin with

The weird thing is how super LOCAL Fancy's video is. Last time I checked it had only peaked at #5 on BB's worldwide Youtube chart, despite Americans being apparently obsessed with the video.

Hector

Well, "Fancy" is #3 on VEVO's Worldwide Top Videos list, so it's not that local.

fridayteenage

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Originally posted by Hector

Well, "Fancy" is #3 on VEVO's Worldwide Top Videos list, so it's not that local.

For a song that's topped US streaming for 11 weeks, being there worldwide (which includes the US) is still pretty darn local.
Compare Dark Horse to Fancy this week:
DH 2.1 million US out of 13.4 million worldwide
Fancy 5.8 million US out of 13.7 million worldwide

Songs released this decade that have been T10 both overall and on country airplay:
Jason Aldean/Dirt Road Anthem (feat Ludacris for T10)
Florida Georgia Line/Cruise (feat Nelly for T10)
Lady Antebellum/Just a Kiss

Taylor Swift/Mine
Taylor Swift/Back to December
Taylor Swift/Begin Again
Taylor Swift/Red
Any others?

winebaldo

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Originally posted by cheryl81

The pop/reggae group rules for a third week with 'Rude,' while Sia scores her first top 10 as a lead artist with 'Chandelier.'

MAGIC!'s "Rude" reigns atop the Billboard Hot 100 for a third week, while Sia notches her first top 10 as a lead artist with the advance of "Chandelier."

"Wow! I cannot believe this experiment worked," Sia says of her latest achievement, a tongue-in-cheek nod to her trademark avoidance of the spotlight when promoting her music. (For details, read on.)

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And … back to Sia. The pop singer/songwriter scores the week's lone new Hot 100 top 10, as "Chandelier" rises 11-9. The lead single from her first No. 1 album, 1000 Forms of Fear, which debuted atop the Billboard 200 two weeks ago, holds at No. 7 on Streaming Songs (5.3 million, up 1 percent), slides 10-14 on Digital Songs (79,000, down 4 percent) and charges 45-35 on Radio Songs (37 million, up 18 percent).

"Chandelier" marks Sia's first Hot 100 top 10 as a lead artist after notching two in 2012 in featured roles: David Guetta's "Titanium" (No. 7) and Flo Rida's "Wild Ones" (No. 5). While she's co-written all three of her top 10s as an artist, Sia has tallied two additional top 10s for other acts, also in 2012: Ne-Yo's "Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself)" (No. 6) and Rihanna's "Diamonds" (No. 1, three weeks). (She made perhaps her most notable early breakthrough back in 2005 when her song "Breathe Me" accompanied the touching last scene of the finale of HBO's Six Feet Under.)

For the notoriously camera-shy Sia, who didn't show her face in TV performances of "Chandelier" leading up to the new album's release and didn't pose for traditional photo shoots (similar to how she appeared with her face obscured by a paper bag on the cover of Billboard last year), parent label RCA Records (also home to MAGIC!) is especially satisfied. "For Sia to be celebrating her first Hot 100 top 10 on her own is gratifying on so many levels," RCA GM/executive VP Joe Riccitelli says. "The best part is that she accomplished this her way and we were able to execute her plan."

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS

alexanderao

Happy

iHype.

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Originally posted by Ger-55

Airplay's influence on Hot 100 is REAL!

Like come on, do you all think two songs are heard by 164M and 165M of people all around the States? And these songs are not selling 160k+ and they're both not even 2x Platinum

Like seriously, what tha hell is going on?

Airplay isn't accurately measured anyways.

I feel like if we actually had a proper way to track airplay the #1's wouldn't normally get over 100 million audience.