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ben08 View member profile	3rd January 2021, 02:32 PM Post #1
BuzzJack Enthusiast Joined: 31 December 2007 Posts: 1,189 User: 5,152	YTD streams in US for 2020. Top 50 chart From Hits Daily Double. Only 2 groups in top 50, Beatles (#30) and BTS (#36). Also, not many UK artists in this list.


diva thin muffin View member profile	3rd January 2021, 04:20 PM Post #2
BuzzJack Platinum Member Pronouns: he/him Joined: 20 January 2011 Posts: 5,907 User: 12,837	I literally would not be able to point at a picture of 5 of those in the Top 10 lmao. I've never even heard of #3


Sour Candy View member profile	3rd January 2021, 04:23 PM Post #3
BuzzJack Legend Joined: 22 December 2009 Posts: 30,369 User: 10,275	YNBA is huge in Youtube, not so much on Spotify. He has reached top ten on Hot 100 once, with Bandit (Juice WRLD duet). Some artists are very short lived rap stars, like Kodak Black, whose latest album/mixtape got to mighty heights of #42 on the US album chart. It's just that their audience is 99% streaming.


Gezza View member profile	3rd January 2021, 04:28 PM Post #4
Ciao, 911? E 'Quagmire. Sì, è preso nella finestra di questo Joined: 25 March 2011 Posts: 17,959 User: 13,341	Moved to international charts as more relevant.


Brer View member profile	4th January 2021, 12:11 AM Post #5
is my brain across your walls? Joined: 14 February 2009 Posts: 115,093 User: 8,300	QUOTE(Sour Candy @ Jan 3 2021, 04:23 PM) YNBA is huge in Youtube, not so much on Spotify. He has reached top ten on Hot 100 once, with Bandit (Juice WRLD duet). Really emphasis on huge on YouTube. He's pretty much the default #1 most streamed artist on YouTube in the US every week, unless there's been a major release by another big artist within the last week or two. Not really sure why he's cultivated such a YouTube-specific audience. I think he releases a lot of songs that are exclusively on YouTube, or are on there before being added to other platforms, so that might partly explain it.