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Originally posted by ChandlerBing
They changed the rules back then just to prevent Katy Perry from breaking MJ's record. Nothing is unexpected from Billboard.
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katy has 6 from one album. I thought MJ had 5?
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Originally posted by Dust2
where the 35% streaming from?
The link given say nothing about 35% streaming.
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cause that's not it. I read somewhere it was 35% streaming and at first I didn't believe it..then Gangnam Style jumped up the charts like crazy when it first entered the top 10. By the old formula, would have been 11~12 or maybe even 10, but not jump from 11 to 2 with just primarily digital sales
The reason for this thread is that streaming can be swayed by any fan. Youtube videos can have increased views if you have a proxy randomizer...it's really not hard if you know what you're doing(and it's not that private either). The fact that any random fan can make a song jump up the charts when they aren't suppose to is what I'm saying. Though radio can be bought, it can't be dramatically increased like streaming can
......but...last yr 2011 were'nt Adele's singles charting (and topping ??) all over the music charts' spectrum ....remember RITD... its obviously something similar ...... WANEGBT and Diamonds... they are RITD of 2012 
....some people plainly have issues with Taylor and Rihanna 
