I think the new 50/eminem/adam levine track will be in with a good shout of no1 when its released on the 12/1!

Morning update: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?s...t&p=4177107

 

59p songs in the top 100:

 

12 Ke$ha - Die Young

26 Jay-Z & Kanye West - Ni**as In Paris

27 Willy Moon - Yeah Yeah

49 Flo Rida - Whistle

55 Coldplay - Paradise

59 Ellie Goulding - Figure 8

60 Shontelle - Impossible

66 The Killers - Mr. Brightside

75 The Script - The Man Who Can't Be Moved

77 Olly Murs - Dance With Me Tonight

80 Kanye West, Jay-Z & Big Sean - Clique

89 David Guetta feat Taped Rai - Just One Last Time

90 House Of Pain - Jump Around

99 Kanye West feat. Jamie Foxx - Gold Digger

Right There was utter trash. A generic carbon copy of What's My Name. :coffee:

The whole of Nicoles 1st/2nd (I'm not even sure what she's technically on, with all her pushbacks/cancellations) album was pretty bad tbh. For such a talented artist the quality of music that she produces is just not that good tbh.

 

DHYB was genius though, a more uptempo I Hate This Part, which I adore. :wub:

Edited December 28, 201212 yr by Childish Bambino

401. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - Thrift Shop

 

This song has become the first hip hop song to go top 10 in the US Hot 100 since February! :o That's 10 months, probably the longest the US has gone without a hip hop song in the top 10 since the 90's.

 

Seriously? I thought the US Top 10 was virtually all hip-hop, all the time, with only Taylor Swift providing occasional variation... :P

 

Mind you, it's been a long time since I've checked the US chart for that very reason...

 

OK, the T10 charts for 22 & 29/12 have Flo Rida 'I Try' - surely that counts? Not to mention Nicki Minaj as a ft artist with Bieber (which doesn't really count, I suppose).

Edited December 28, 201212 yr by vidcapper

Right There was utter trash. A generic carbon copy of What's My Name. :coffee:

The whole of Nicoles 1st/2nd (I'm not even sure what she's technically on, with all her pushbacks/cancellations) album was pretty bad tbh. For such a talented artist the quality of music that she produces is just not that good tbh.

 

DHYB was genius though, a more uptempo I Hate This Part, which I adore. :wub:

No, baby, no! :nono: Right There was/is incredible imo.

 

I agree about DHYB and I Hate This Part. Both are just amazeballs too. :wub:

 

119. Turn Around (feat. Ne-Yo)

181. Turn Around (feat. Ne-Yo)

200. Animal

Seriously? I thought the US Top 10 was virtually all hip-hop, all the time, with only Taylor Swift providing occasional variation... :P

You're confusing hip-hop with rapping again.

 

Linkin Park aren't hip-hop, for instance.

'Gold Digger' back in the top 100 :wub:

Diamonds #7

Die Young #11

So glad that 'Die Young' has managed to hold up pretty well despite the gift-card boost for other songs! :wub: Was that rumour about her record label pulling the song from radio because of the Connecticut shootings true?

So glad that 'Die Young' has managed to hold up pretty well despite the gift-card boost for other songs! :wub: Was that rumour about her record label pulling the song from radio because of the Connecticut shootings true?

In the US, yeah!

Seriously? I thought the US Top 10 was virtually all hip-hop, all the time, with only Taylor Swift providing occasional variation... :P

 

Mind you, it's been a long time since I've checked the US chart for that very reason...

 

OK, the T10 charts for 22 & 29/12 have Flo Rida 'I Try' - surely that counts? Not to mention Nicki Minaj as a ft artist with Bieber (which doesn't really count, I suppose).

 

Wow. So much hypocrisy in one post. :mellow:

 

Are you really that ignorant to think that a genre of music that you dislike always clogs up the charts?

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So glad that 'Die Young' has managed to hold up pretty well despite the gift-card boost for other songs! :wub: Was that rumour about her record label pulling the song from radio because of the Connecticut shootings true?

 

That's only in the USA.

 

'Die Young' is probably getting its own boost from gift cards, despite how recent it is.

I hadn't heard it on the radio here since so I just assumed it was a worldwide thing!

http://www.4music.com/news/news/7363/One-p...ns-visa-expires

 

:(

 

He might get an iTunes boost though! :D

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Seriously? I thought the US Top 10 was virtually all hip-hop, all the time, with only Taylor Swift providing occasional variation... :P

 

Mind you, it's been a long time since I've checked the US chart for that very reason...

 

OK, the T10 charts for 22 & 29/12 have Flo Rida 'I Try' - surely that counts? Not to mention Nicki Minaj as a ft artist with Bieber (which doesn't really count, I suppose).

 

I Cry, much like most of what makes the US top 10 now, is a euro-pop song (along with most of Flo Rida's recent songs). The instrumental was made by Bingo Players.

 

There was an all-black top 10 in 2002, and there was a top 10 in 2005 that included 4 songs from 50 Cent! :lol: But that was all a long time ago. In the past 5 years there's not been much hip hop making the US top 10. Basically as soon as Timbaland appeared they started disappearing.

 

You would've liked the US charts, it's been full of Ke$ha, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Britney Spears the past few years! :lol: But they seem to be struggling more than usual recently now that streaming is a factor.

 

No, baby, no! :nono: Right There was/is incredible imo.

 

I agree about DHYB and I Hate This Part. Both are just amazeballs too. :wub:

 

119. Turn Around (feat. Ne-Yo)

181. Turn Around (feat. Ne-Yo)

200. Animal

 

I Hate This Part is brilliant! :wub: I like pretty much everything by the PCD except maybe Hush Hush Hush Hush. That song was a bit of a disaster really. :lol:

 

Glad to see Conor already top 200. But most of the rest of his album is better than Animal imo.

Edited December 28, 201212 yr by Eric_Blob

You're confusing hip-hop with rapping again.

Linkin Park aren't hip-hop, for instance.

 

I deliberately didn't even *use* the word 'rap' in my post!

 

Why LP, specifically?

 

Wow. So much hypocrisy in one post. :mellow:

 

Are you really that ignorant to think that a genre of music that you dislike always clogs up the charts?

 

Apparently my smiley was invisible again.

 

I Cry, much like most of what makes the US top 10 now, is a euro-pop song (along with most of Flo Rida's recent songs).

 

So what you're saying is : if Taylor Swift made a rock song, she'd no longer be a country/pop artist?

 

[Just kidding, so hopefully the 'usual suspects' won't leap at my throat like they usually do]

Edited December 28, 201212 yr by vidcapper

I Knew You Were Trouble 4!

So what you're saying is : if Taylor Swift made a rock song, she'd no longer be a country/pop artist?

 

[Just kidding, so hopefully the 'usual suspects' won't leap at my throat like they usually do]

 

The difference is almost Taylor Swift's entire discography consists of country-pop songs. So one rock song wouldn't make much of a difference really. But 90% of Flo Rida's discography is dance music, the same as what David Guetta does.

The difference is almost Taylor Swift's entire discography consists of country-pop songs. So one rock song wouldn't make much of a difference really. But 90% of Flo Rida's discography is dance music, the same as what David Guetta does.

 

Could it be just the unusual accent that a lot of rappers use that puts me off then (I think it's called ebonics, but I stand to be corrected here)? :unsure:

Could it be just the unusual accent that a lot of rappers use that puts me off then (I think it's called ebonics, but I stand to be corrected here)? :unsure:

 

I don't know. I can never tell what Flo Rida is saying anyway, he needs to rap so fast to keep up with his 130 bpm songs. :lol: His voice may as well just be another synth lol.