BILLBOARD HOT 100

 

Week ending November 14, 2015 | Tracking periods: sales/streaming — 10/23–10/29, airplay — 10/26–11/01

 

TW LW PP WC Artist – Song

 

01 ** 01 1 Adele – Hello (HOT SHOT DEBUT)

02 ** 02 1 Justin Bieber – Sorry (NEW)

03 02 02 13 Drake – Hotline Bling (STREAMING GAINER)

04 01 01 23 The Weeknd – The Hills

05 03 01 9 Justin Bieber – What Do You Mean?

06 04 04 23 Shawn Mendes – Stitches

07 05 05 10 Taylor Swift – Wildest Dreams

08 06 04 18 Fetty Wap featuring Remy Boyz – 679

09 08 06 15 R. City featuring Adam Levine – Locked Away

10 07 01 21 The Weeknd – Can't Feel My Face

 

11 09 03 36 Silentó – Watch Me

12 15 12 17 Elle King – Ex's & Oh's

13 18 13 17 Meghan Trainor featuring John Legend – Like I'm Gonna Lose You

14 12 12 6 Drake & Future – Jumpman

15 20 15 13 Alessia Cara – Here (AIRPLAY GAINER)

16 13 12 10 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Eric Nally, Melle Mel, Kool Moe Dee & Grandmaster Caz – Downtown

17 11 04 30 Major Lazer & DJ Snake featuring MØ – Lean On

18 16 16 7 Selena Gomez – Same Old Love

19 19 19 6 Ellie Goulding – On My Mind

20 17 17 29 X Ambassadors – Renegades

 

21 14 05 19 Selena Gomez featuring A$AP Rocky – Good for You

22 21 15 11 iLoveMemphis – Hit the Quan

23 23 02 41 Fetty Wap – Trap Queen

24 24 03 13 One Direction – Drag Me Down

25 22 01 28 OMI – Cheerleader

26 25 10 25 Ed Sheeran – Photograph

27 29 27 15 Calvin Harris & Disciples – How Deep Is Your Love

28 26 07 17 Fetty Wap featuring Monty – My Way

29 10 10 2 One Direction – Perfect

30 27 01 34 Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth – See You Again

 

31 28 28 15 Future featuring Drake – Where Ya At

32 35 32 8 Travi$ Scott – Antidote

33 36 33 6 Thomas Rhett – Die a Happy Man

34 30 01 51 Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars – Uptown Funk!

35 31 31 4 Demi Lovato – Confident

36 33 04 51 WALK THE MOON – Shut Up and Dance

37 44 37 8 Post Malone – White Iverson

38 34 06 29 Rachel Platten – Fight Song

39 32 30 13 Luke Bryan – Strip It Down

40 39 02 56 Ed Sheeran – Thinking Out Loud

 

41 37 08 35 Skrillex & Diplo with Justin Bieber – Where Are Ü Now

42 41 33 12 Fetty Wap – Again

43 40 21 13 Drake – Back to Back

44 47 44 17 Old Dominion – Break Up With Him

45 43 21 19 Meek Mill featuring Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj – All Eyes on You

46 52 46 18 Chris Young – I'm Comin' Over

47 45 05 34 Jason Derulo – Want to Want Me

48 38 30 12 Hailee Steinfeld – Love Myself

49 46 02 42 Maroon 5 – Sugar

50 51 50 16 Cam – Burning House

 

51 56 43 10 Carrie Underwood – Smoke Break

52 59 52 4 Sam Hunt – Break Up in a Small Town

53 53 53 11 J. Cole – No Role Modelz

54 65 54 5 Bryson Tiller – Don't

55 55 55 16 Florida Georgia Line – Anything Goes

56 58 56 7 Rae Sremmurd – Come Get Her

57 42 11 18 Demi Lovato – Cool for the Summer

58 62 58 4 DeJ Loaf featuring Big Sean – Back Up

59 61 59 13 Cole Swindell – Let Me See Ya Girl

60 48 44 10 Nick Jonas – Levels

 

61 54 21 20 Charlie Puth featuring Meghan Trainor – Marvin Gaye

62 74 62 4 Rudimental featuring Ed Sheeran – Lay It All on Me

63 64 63 12 Dan + Shay – Nothin' Like You

64 57 52 6 Drake & Future – Big Rings

65 60 60 9 Chris Brown – Liquor

66 70 66 7 Ty Dolla $ign featuring Future & Rae Sremmurd – Blasé

67 68 58 7 Drake – Right Hand

68 ** 68 1 Panic! at the Disco – Emperor's New Clothes (NEW)

69 63 54 13 K Camp – Comfortable

70 75 70 7 Blake Shelton – Gonna

 

71 95 71 2 The Chainsmokers featuring ROZES – Roses (DIGITAL GAINER)

72 90 72 2 Tory Lanez – Say It

73 76 73 5 Nelly featuring Jeremih – The Fix

74 97 74 2 One Direction – Home

75 66 53 6 Drake & Future – Diamonds Dancing

76 81 76 6 twenty one pilots – Stressed Out

77 80 77 4 Brothers Osborne – Stay a Little Longer

78 69 57 6 Fetty Wap – RGF Island

79 71 54 15 Kenny Chesney – Save It for a Rainy Day

80 85 80 6 Daya – Hide Away

 

81 91 81 3 Jana Kramer – I Got the Boy

82 ** 82 1 Kane Brown – Used to Love You Sober (NEW)

83 79 79 2 DNCE – Cake by the Ocean

84 ** 84 1 Gwen Stefani – Used to Love You (NEW)

85 92 63 3 Jason Aldean – Gonna Know We Were Here

86 89 86 4 Jess Glynne – Hold My Hand

87 87 87 8 Halsey – New Americana

88 73 67 12 Chase Rice – Gonna Wanna Tonight

89 94 89 3 Tim McGraw – Top of the World

90 77 62 6 Drake & Future – Digital Dash

 

91 86 86 7 Lil Wayne & Charlie Puth – Nothing but Trouble (Instagram Models)

92 84 84 8 J Balvin – Ginza

93 ** 93 1 Kelsea Ballerini – Dibs (NEW)

94 100 71 4 Lil Dicky featuring Fetty Wap & Rich Homie Quan – $ave Dat Money

95 82 69 6 Drake & Future – Scholarships

96 83 83 6 Major Lazer featuring Ellie Goulding & Tarrus Riley – Powerful

97 ** 97 1 LoCash – I Love This Life (NEW)

98 ** 98 1 Bryson Tiller – Exchange (NEW)

99 RE 86 4 Fetty Wap featuring Monty – Jugg

100 88 82 10 The Game featuring Drake – 100

 

OUT 49 26 27 Rich Homie Quan – Flex (Ooh Ooh Ooh)

OUT 50 12 36 Fifth Harmony featuring Kid Ink – Worth It

OUT 67 48 20 Brett Eldredge – Lose My Mind

OUT 72 49 20 Rae Sremmurd – This Could Be Us

OUT 78 40 20 Keith Urban – John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16

OUT 93 74 5 Drake & Future – Live From the Gutter

OUT 96 76 5 Drake & Future – I'm the Plug

OUT 98 77 2 Fall Out Boy – Irresistible

OUT 99 99 1 Pentatonix – Can't Sleep Love

 

 

 

Bubbling Under

 

TW LW Artist – Song

 

01 02 Hozier – Someone New

02 05 Parmalee – Already Callin' You Mine

03 10 Randy Houser – We Went

04 06 Big & Rich – Run Away With You

05 13 Cold War Kids – First

06 11 Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats – S.O.B.

07 16 Rachel Platten – Stand by You

08 08 Maroon 5 – Feelings

09 12 Omarion featuring Kid Ink & French Montana – I'm Up

10 20 Conrad Sewell – Hold Me Up

11 15 G-Eazy x Bebe Rexha – Me, Myself & I

12 ** Keith Urban – Break on Me.

13 ** Flo Rida – My House

14 22 Brad Paisley – Country Nation

15 RE Chris Brown – Zero

16 25 5 Seconds of Summer – Hey Everybody!

17 18 DeJ Loaf featuring Future – Hey There

18 ** Robin Schulz featuring Francesco Yates – Sugar

19 ** DJ Khaled featuring Chris Brown, August Alsina & Fetty Wap – Gold Slugs

20 ** Tori Kelly – Hollow

21 21 Future – Thought It Was a Drought

22 ** Lee Brice – That Don't Sound Like You

23 RE James Bay – Let It Go

24 ** Ariana Grande – Focus

25 RE Disclosure featuring Lorde – Magnets

Edited November 3, 20159 yr by dhwe

No US Americans in the top 5!

 

the top 2 sales must be huge!

1.112M for Adele, 277K for Justin.

Poll added for "Focus".

Insane sales there for Adele!

 

When you take into account population though, it seems that Hello is actually more popular in the UK!!! (if you multiply Adele's UK sales to population ratio by the US popultion, she has "sales" of 1,654,693. Not that this is an accurate measure of popularity though.)

That would make sense as the UK is her home turf, but it seems like a greater proportion of the UK population buys music in general anyway. I think a better account of popularity would be how much bigger her first-week total is compared to the average weekly total of the top-selling song for the past two months or so (which someone else can calculate because lol). Not that it really matters though; we're talking very fine distinctions of popularity here I think.

Apparently only the second time in Hot 100 history that both of the top 2 have been debuts! Poor Bieber getting so overshadowed, if Adele hadn't happened to release this week we'd all be marvelling at his dominance worldwide.

Gigantic sales for Adele!!! 1.112m is incredibly amazing!!!

 

As for Focus, as much as I was hoping for a Top 5, I have a feeling it might miss out on even Top 10 entirely and debut at #12. It's falling on iTunes (though it seems to stagnate right now), her Spotify numbers are good but not fantastic and her video views are not growing as fast I thought.

 

After the full week, I have a feeling focus will debut with 112k sales with 18m US streams from YouTube and Audio On-Demand. Having said that, people are liking Focus more now, most likely after her performance at the iHeart stage she did last week.

Edited November 2, 20159 yr by buzz_person

Apparently only the second time in Hot 100 history that both of the top 2 have been debuts! Poor Bieber getting so overshadowed, if Adele hadn't happened to release this week we'd all be marvelling at his dominance worldwide.

What was the other, an American Idol release week? I want to say Ruben Studdard...

Yep, June 2003 when Clay Aiken debuted at #1 ahead of Ruben Studdard.

 

As it stands also, I think Sorry is only the second song to peak at #2 in the US, UK & Australia, the other song being "Take Me To Church".

Edited November 3, 20159 yr by Dircadirca

Chart Highlights

 

Adele earns her fourth #1 as "Hello" debuts at the top spot. It starts atop Digital Songs with a record-breaking 1,112,000 downloads, shattering the previous record of 636,000 set by Flo Rida's "Right Round" in 2009. As such, "Hello" becomes the first song to sell at least a million downloads in a week. Combining physical and digital singles, it's the second-biggest opening ever behind Elton John's "Candle in the Wind 1997" / "Something in the Way You Look Tonight", which debuted with 3,446,000 copies in 1997. ("CITW" sold 1,212,000 the following week, making "Hello"'s debut the third-biggest sales week of all time.) "Hello" also debuts atop Streaming Songs with 61.6 million streams, trailing only Baauer's "Harlem Shake", which earned 103 million streams in its debut week in 2013, for the biggest weekly streaming total. But "Hello" does set the record for the biggest weekly sum for on-demand streaming: 20.4 million streams, eclipsing the 10.1 million total set by Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean?" in September.

 

Beneath "Hello", Justin Bieber's "Sorry" debuts at #2. The track starts at #2 on both Digital Songs, with 277,000 downloads sold, and Streaming Songs, with 23.1 million streams. This week marks only the second time that two songs debut in the top 2. It first happened in 2003 when Clay Aiken's "This Is the Night" and Ruben Studdard's "Flying Without Wings" debuted at #1 and #2, respectively, following the second season finale of American Idol.

• "Hello" — Adult Pop Songs #8 (+17, Greatest Gainer), Pop Songs #19 (+16, Greatest Gainer)
• "Sorry" — Pop Songs #20 (+9)

Top 40: Drake's "Hotline Bling" falls 2-3, but earns this week's Streaming Gainer honor after its video was finally posted on Vevo (too little too late). It rises 5-3 on Streaming Songs and falls 1-3 on Digital Songs. Further down, Alessia Cara's "Here" jumps 20-15 as this week's Airplay Gainer. The song ascends 15-11 on Radio Songs, 16-13 on On-Demand Songs, and 18-16 on Digital Songs with 47,000 downloads sold. Finally, Post Malone earns his first top-40 hit as "White Iverson" leaps 44-37. The track jumps 28-19 on On-Demand Songs and 40-36 on Digital Songs.

• "Hotline Bling" — Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs #1 (+1, 1 week, Streaming Gainer), Pop Songs #5 (+2)
• "Here" — Hot R&B Songs #3 (=), Pop Songs #11 (+3)
• "White Iverson" — Rhythmic Songs #8 (+1), Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs #14 (+3)

Further Down: Panic! at the Disco's "Emperor's New Clothes" opens at #68. It debuts at #33 on Digital Songs. Below PATD, The Chainsmokers fly 95-71 with "Roses" as this week's Digital Gainer. The song debuts at #43 on Digital Songs.

• "Emperor's New Clothes" — Hot Rock Songs #5 (+32, Digital Gainer)
• "Roses" — Hot Dance/Electronic Songs #4 (+4, Digital/Streaming Gainer), Pop Songs #35 (+2)

SALES, AIRPLAY, AND STREAMING

 

01) Adele – Hello

– Digital Songs (01) – 1,112,000 downloads

– Radio Songs (09) – 73 million all-format audience impressions (+146%)

– Streaming Songs (01) – 61.6 million US streams

↳ On-Demand Songs (01) – 20.4 million US streams

 

02) Justin Bieber – Sorry

–Digital Songs (02) – 277,000 downloads

–Radio Songs (37) – 34 million all-format audience impressions (+99%)

–Streaming Songs (02) – 23.1 million US streams

 

71) The Chainsmokers featuring ROZES – Roses

–Digital Songs (43) – 21,000 downloads (+50%)

–Radio Songs (—)

–Streaming Songs (—) – 2.6 million US streams (+27%)

 

82) Kane Brown - Used to Love You Sober

–Digital Songs (18) – 46,000 downloads (+23%)

–Radio Songs (—)

–Streaming Songs (—) – 765,000 US streams

BILLBOARD HOT DIGITAL SONGS

 

Week ending November 14, 2015 | Tracking period: 10/23-10/29

 

TW LW PP WC Artist – Song — TW sales (Total sales)

 

01 ** 01 1 Adele – Hello — 1,112,000 (HOT SHOT DEBUT)

02 ** 02 1 Justin Bieber – Sorry — 277,000 (NEW)

03 01 01 13 Drake – Hotline Bling — 154,000 (1,111,000)

04 03 01 23 The Weeknd – The Hills — 86,000 (2,071,000)

05 05 04 22 Shawn Mendes – Stitches — 76,000 (1,333,000)

06 08 06 14 Elle King – Ex's & Oh's

07 07 01 9 Justin Bieber – What Do You Mean? — 72,000 (1,106,000)

08 04 03 10 Taylor Swift – Wildest Dreams

09 06 04 9 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Eric Nally, Melle Mel, Kool Moe Dee & Grandmaster Caz – Downtown — 67,000 (673,000)

10 10 10 17 Meghan Trainor featuring John Legend – Like I'm Gonna Lose You

 

11 11 11 6 Thomas Rhett – Die a Happy Man — 62,000 (283,000)

14 13 05 6 Ellie Goulding – On My Mind

15 02 02 2 One Direction – Perfect

16 18 16 9 Alessia Cara – Here — 47,000 (430,000)

17 16 16 2 One Direction – Home

18 24 18 2 Kane Brown – Used to Love You Sober — 46,000 (84,000) (GREATEST GAINER)

 

MILESTONES:

2M: The Weeknd – "The Hills"

1M: Adele – "Hello"; Drake – "Hotline Bling"; X Ambassadors – Renegades

500K: Luke Bryan – "Strip It Down"

Is 277k relatively high by recent standards? I haven't really been following the digital chart figures this year but that actually doesn't really seem THAT impressive, I'm sure a couple of years back a <300k debut wasn't enough to debut at #1 on the Hot 100, whereas here it obviously would have been had Adele not released.

Yeah, it is—only "Drag Me Down" and "What Do You Mean?" have cracked 300K in the past six months. Three years ago the really popular songs were selling at least 300-400K.