21 (20) Beyoncé - Hymn for the Weekend (feat. Coldplay)
68 (25) Katy Perry - Rise
92 (42) Britney Spears - Make Me...(feat. G-Eazy)
Why is a local, front-loaded albums artist's months-old non-lead single charting so much higher in the UK than brand new hyped up lead singles released by "main pop girls"?
Beyawnce sings the 15 seonds fade-in intro + a line later into the song, and it becomes hers?
Believe by Cher was so massive, I thought the Army said BOMT was the biggest and most global song ever but Believe blocked BOMT from the year end 1999 global chart And Believe had its points split because it made the 1998 year end top 10
DMF, what do u think? Britney, biggest fad of all time?
21 (20) Beyoncé - Hymn for the Weekend (feat. Coldplay)
68 (25) Katy Perry - Rise
92 (42) Britney Spears - Make Me...(feat. G-Eazy)
Why is a local, front-loaded albums artist's months-old non-lead single charting so much higher in the UK than brand new hyped up lead singles released by "main pop girls"?
Mess, those hoes can't even outsell "local" Bey who allegedly can't get "hits"??
Imma need the army and kats who come for her all the time to explain why this is happening??
According to Billboard, If I Could Turn Back Time by Cher sold 394,000 digital copies as of 2011.
It's probably Gold now, a song from 1989
Real legends have real classics, not fake ones known only by fomos and hardcore "stan" boys
Believe by Cher was so massive, I thought the Army said BOMT was the biggest and most global song ever but Believe blocked BOMT from the year end 1999 global chart And Believe had its points split because it made the 1998 year end top 10
DMF, what do u think? Britney, biggest fad of all time?
Yes Britney is. Even at her peak all she had was good album sales (which ended in 2001).
And Believe had its points split because it made the 1998 year end top 10 
