Posted January 9, 20196 yr BILLBOARD HOT 100 Week ending January 12, 2019 | Tracking periods: sales/streaming — 12/28–1/3, airplay — 12/31–1/6 TW LW PP WC Artist – Song 01 02 01 13 Halsey – Without Me 02 01 01 09 Ariana Grande – Thank U, Next 03 05 03 11 Post Malone & Swae Lee – Sunflower 04 04 01 22 Travis Scott – Sicko Mode 05 06 05 22 Panic! At The Disco – High Hopes 06 07 03 20 Marshmello & Bastille – Happier 07 14 01 32 Maroon 5 feat. Cardi B – Girls Like You 08 12 04 16 Lil Baby & Gunna – Drip Too Hard 09 15 02 12 Kodak Black feat. Travis Scott & Offset – ZEZE 10 23 03 36 Post Malone – Better Now 11 21 11 25 Benny Blanco, Halsey & Khalid – Eastside 12 18 11 16 Gucci Mane X Bruno Mars X Kodak Black – Wake Up In The Sky 13 47 13 02 Post Malone – Wow. (STREAMING GAINER) 14 24 07 31 5 Seconds Of Summer – Youngblood 15 17 06 19 Sheck Wes – Mo Bamba 16 22 12 20 Ariana Grande – Breathin 17 19 13 11 Cardi B – Money 18 27 02 34 Juice WRLD – Lucid Dreams 19 30 11 14 DJ Snake feat. Selena Gomez, Ozuna & Cardi B – Taki Taki 20 31 05 12 Bad Bunny feat. Drake – MIA 21 36 06 05 Meek Mill feat. Drake – Going Bad 22 33 22 16 Flipp Dinero – Leave Me Alone 23 38 11 22 Ella Mai – Trip 24 41 24 17 Dan + Shay – Speechless 25 46 13 24 Imagine Dragons – Natural 26 39 01 39 Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin – I Like It 27 48 09 46 Khalid & Normani – Love Lies 28 50 28 22 Bazzi feat. Camila Cabello – Beautiful 29 52 05 14 Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – Shallow (DIGITAL GAINER) 30 51 29 16 Khalid – Better 31 54 31 21 Luke Combs – She Got The Best Of Me 32 ** 32 01 Pinkfong – Baby Shark (HOT SHOT DEBUT) 33 60 33 07 Ellie Goulding X Diplo feat. Swae Lee – Close To Me 34 59 34 25 Lauren Daigle – You Say 35 56 07 14 Lil Wayne – Uproar 36 37 36 02 21 Savage – A Lot 37 61 37 16 Jimmie Allen – Best Shot 38 57 38 02 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie feat. 6ix9ine – Swervin 39 64 39 21 Mitchell Tenpenny – Drunk Me 40 63 40 10 Dean Lewis – Be Alright 41 83 41 03 Ava Max – Sweet But Psycho 42 79 42 08 Thomas Rhett – Sixteen 43 72 43 10 Tory Lanez & Rich The Kid – Talk To Me 44 69 44 12 Pardison Fontaine feat. Cardi B – Backin' It Up 45 80 45 11 Dierks Bentley feat. Brothers Osborne – Burning Man 46 62 31 20 Meek Mill feat. Jeremih & PnB Rock – Dangerous 47 89 47 08 Dustin Lynch – Good Girl (AIRPLAY GAINER) 48 81 48 08 Luke Combs – Beautiful Crazy 49 78 49 05 Mark Ronson feat. Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks Like A Heart 50 84 50 12 The Chainsmokers feat. Kelsea Ballerini – This Feeling 51 75 51 09 Camila Cabello – Consequences 52 87 52 06 Jason Aldean – Girl Like You 53 96 53 07 Kip Moore – Last Shot 54 66 54 04 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie – Look Back At It 55 77 28 10 XXXTENTACION x Lil Pump feat. Maluma & Swae Lee – Arms Around You 56 76 44 08 Juice WRLD – Armed And Dangerous 57 100 57 04 Scotty McCreery – This Is It 58 74 46 05 Kodak Black – Calling My Spirit 59 85 59 06 Jacquees – You 60 90 47 15 French Montana feat. Drake – No Stylist 61 65 61 02 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie feat. Offset & Tyga – Startender 62 RE 62 07 Silk City x Dua Lipa – Electricity 63 71 24 03 Ariana Grande – Imagine 64 92 64 09 Anuel AA & Romeo Santos – Ella Quiere Beber 65 58 58 02 21 Savage – Can't Leave Without It 66 98 66 03 Calboy – Envy Me 67 RE 56 18 Lil' Duval feat. Snoop Dogg & Ball Greezy – Smile (Living My Best Life) 68 82 52 11 Billie Eilish – When The Party's Over 69 RE 69 04 Chris Stapleton – Millionaire 70 68 16 08 XXXTENTACION – BAD! 71 99 48 15 Shawn Mendes X Zedd – Lost In Japan 72 RE 46 04 Lil Baby – Pure Cocaine 73 91 73 10 Billie Eilish & Khalid – Lovely 74 97 26 11 Future & Juice WRLD – Fine China 75 ** 75 01 Jordan Davis – Take It From Me 76 ** 76 01 Luke Bryan – What Makes You Country 77 RE 25 11 Travis Scott – Yosemite 78 73 73 02 21 Savage – Monster 79 RE 52 16 Russell Dickerson – Blue Tacoma 80 ** 80 01 Jake Owen – Down To The Honkytonk 81 RE 28 12 Lil Baby – Close Friends 82 ** 82 01 Lukas Graham – Love Someone 83 ** 83 01 Carrie Underwood – Love Wins 84 RE 44 05 6ix9ine feat. Tory Lanez – KIKA 85 RE 63 04 Ski Mask The Slump God feat. Juice WRLD – Nuketown 86 ** 86 01 Zara Larsson – Ruin My Life 87 ** 87 01 Loud Luxury feat. Brando – Body 88 RE 63 07 Tyga & Nicki Minaj – Dip 89 RE 60 04 Nicki Minaj feat. Lil Wayne – Good Form 90 94 90 02 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie feat. Juice WRLD – Demons And Angels 91 ** 91 01 Brett Young – Here Tonight 92 ** 92 01 Midland – Burn Out 93 ** 93 01 Bad Bunny – Solo de Mi 94 RE 06 13 Eminem feat. Joyner Lucas – Lucky You 95 ** 95 01 benny blanco & Juice WRLD feat. Brendon Urie – Roses 96 RE 37 03 XXXTENTACION – whoa (mind in awe) 97 67 67 02 21 Savage – All My Friends 98 ** 98 01 Old Dominion – Make It Sweet 99 RE 96 03 Billie Eilish – Ocean Eyes 100 ** 100 01 Billie Eilish – idontwannabeyouanymore OUT 03 03 30 Mariah Carey – All I Want For Christmas Is You OUT 08 08 25 Bobby Helms – Jingle Bell Rock OUT 09 09 27 Brenda Lee – Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree OUT 10 10 10 Burl Ives – A Holly Jolly Christmas OUT 11 11 17 Nat King Cole – The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas To You) OUT 13 10 10 Andy Williams – It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year OUT 16 16 04 Gene Autry – Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer OUT 20 20 04 Dean Martin – Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow OUT 25 25 09 Wham! – Last Christmas OUT 26 26 03 The Ronettes – Sleigh Ride OUT 28 28 03 Gene Autry – Here Comes Santa Claus (Down Santa Claus Lane) OUT 29 29 05 Jose Feliciano – Feliz Navidad OUT 32 32 02 Perry Como – (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays OUT 34 12 15 Bing Crosby – White Christmas OUT 35 35 02 Perry Como & The Fontane Sisters – It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas OUT 40 40 01 Elvis Presley – Blue Christmas OUT 42 42 02 John & Yoko/The Plastic Ono Band With The Harlem Community Choir – Happy Xmas (War Is Over) OUT 43 43 02 Darlene Love – Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) OUT 44 44 04 Kelly Clarkson – Underneath The Tree OUT 45 45 04 Chuck Berry – Run Rudolph Run OUT 49 49 01 Frank Sinatra – Jingle Bells OUT 53 53 02 Katy Perry – Cozy Little Christmas OUT 55 55 02 Lauren Daigle – The Christmas Song OUT 70 70 01 21 Savage – Break Da Law OUT 86 86 01 21 Savage – 1.5 OUT 88 88 01 21 Savage – Out For The Night OUT 93 93 01 21 Savage – Gun Smoke OUT 95 95 01 21 Savage – ASMR Bubbling Under TW LW Artist – Song 01 22 DaniLeigh – Lil Bebe 02 04 YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Slime Belief 03 08 YNW Melly – Murder On My Mind 04 ** Kelsea Ballerini – Miss Me More 05 RE Riley Green – There Was This Girl 06 RE Cody Johnson – On My Way To You 07 01 21 Savage – Ball w/o You 08 ** Jon Pardi – Night Shift 09 15 Billie Eilish – Bellyache 10 ** Bad Bunny – Ni Bien Ni Mal 11 RE Ski Mask The Slump God – Faucet Failure 12 21 Billie Eilish - COPYCAT 13 ** Los Angeles Azules feat. Natalia Lafourcade – Nunca Es Suficiente 14 03 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie feat. Queen Naija – Come Closer 15 RE Rich The Kid – Splashin 16 RE Amine – Reel It In 17 RE Lil Baby – Freestyle 18 ** Christian Nodal – No Te Contaron Mal 19 RE Summer Walker – Girls Need Love 20 ** Michael Ray – One That Got Away 21 RE Why Don't We – 8 Letters 22 RE Raymix – Oye Mujer 23 ** Juice WRLD feat. Seezyn – Hide 24 12 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie – Love Drugs And Sex 25 ** Hillsong Worship – Who You Say I Am
January 9, 20196 yr Author Halsey's 'Without Me' Tops Billboard Hot 100, Becoming Her First No. 1 as a Lead Artist 1/7/2019 by Gary Trust Halsey earns her second No. 1, and first in a lead role, on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, as "Without Me" rises from No. 2 to the summit. The song dethrones Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next," which spent seven nonconsecutive weeks atop the Hot 100. Halsey's "Without Me," released on Capitol Records, becomes the 1,081st No. 1 in the Hot 100's 60-year history. The track dips to No. 2 on the Digital Song Sales chart after six weeks at No. 1 with 39,000 downloads sold, down 16 percent, in the week ending Jan. 3, according to Nielsen Music (with most songs on the survey down in sales after robust holiday gains). It lifts 4-3 on Radio Songs, up 4 percent to 95.5 million airplay audience impressions in the week ending Jan. 6, and bounds 12-4 on Streaming Songs (as several holiday songs retreat; see below), up 1 percent to 32.4 million U.S. streams in the week ending Jan. 3. Halsey's second Hot 100 No. 1: Halsey tallies her second Hot 100 No. 1, following her 12-week run at the summit in September-November 2016 as featured on The Chainsmokers' "Closer." She first appeared on the chart dated Sept. 19, 2015, with "New Americana," which reached No. 60 in January 2016. Halsey is the eighth woman to notch multiple Hot 100 No. 1s this decade. Rihanna, who leads all artists in that span, boasts nine No. 1s in the 2010s, followed by Katy Perry (eight), Taylor Swift (five), Adele (four), Cardi B, Kesha (three each), P!nk and Britney Spears (two each). (Bruno Mars paces male soloists with seven Hot 100 No. 1s in the 2010s, while Maroon 5 is the leading duo or group, with three.) Capitol's first No. 1 since 2014: Capitol Records celebrates its first Hot 100 leader in nearly five years, since Perry's "Dark Horse," featuring Juicy J, spent four weeks at No. 1 beginning on Feb. 8, 2014. Timberlake & Timbaland also No. 1: The coronation of "Without Me" brings a portion of a prior hit to the top of the Hot 100 at last, as the song interpolates Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me a River," which reached No. 3 in 2003. Among the seven credited writers on "Without Me," Timbaland scores his eighth No. 1 as a writer and Timberlake tallies his sixth, while Halsey adds her second, after "Closer." (Notably, "Closer" also reworked a previous top 10: The Fray's "Over My Head [Cable Car]," which rolled to No. 8 in 2006; "Closer" includes writing credits for The Fray's Joe King and Isaac Slade.) A stat you can't do 'without': Halsey's "Without Me" takes over as the top-charting song titled "Without Me" in the Hot 100's archives; Eminem's hit of the same name rose to No. 2 in 2002. One other such-titled composition has hit the Hot 100: Fantasia's, featuring Kelly Rowland and Missy Elliott, reached No. 74 in 2013. (Conversely, 11 singles titled "Without You" have appeared on the Hot 100, with one hitting No. 1: by Nilsson, in 1972.) "Without Me" is the eighth Hot 100 No. 1 with "without" in its title, following: "My Life Would Suck Without You," by Kelly Clarkson, in 2009; "Love Will Never Do (Without You) (Janet Jackson, 1991); "(Can't Live Without Your) Love and Affection" (Nelson, 1990); "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" (Michael Bolton, 1990); "With or Without You" (U2, 1987); "Without You" (Nilsson, 1972); and "A World Without Love," by Peter and Gordon, the only other such No. 1 released on Capitol; written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, it led in June 1964. Meanwhile, "me" makes its 65th appearance in a No. 1 Hot 100 song title. The Fleetwoods' "Come Softly to Me" became the first, in 1959, while Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" was the last until "Without Me," in 2017. 'Eastside' up, too: Halsey concurrently climbs 21-11 on the Hot 100 with "Eastside," with Benny Blanco and Khalid. The collab, which previously reached a No. 16 Hot 100 high in December, keeps at No. 7 on Radio Songs (72.3 million, up 2 percent) and No. 13 on Digital Song Sales (14,000, down 22 percent) and re-enters Streaming Songs at No. 24 (16.5 million, up 10 percent). "Without Me" supplants Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next" after seven nonconsecutive weeks atop the Hot 100. Still, the latter gains in airplay, as it holds at No. 5 on Radio Songs (93.1 million, up 3 percent). Post Malone and Swae Lee's "Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)" hits a new Hot 100 high at No. 3, up from No. 5, and takes over atop Digital Song Sales (40,000, down 8 percent), where it's Post Malone's third leader and Swae Lee's first. The track also reaches No. 1 on both the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs charts. Travis Scott's "Sicko Mode," which led the Dec. 8-dated Hot 100, is steady at No. 4, while reaching No. 1 for the first time (in its 22nd week) on Streaming Songs, where it bounds from No. 8 (43.1 million, up 8 percent). Rounding out the Hot 100's top five, Panic! at the Disco's "High Hopes" returns to its No. 5 peak, from No. 6. The latter leads Hot Rock Songs for a 10th week and Radio Songs for a seventh frame (129.8 million, up 4 percent). Marshmello and Bastille's "Happier" rebounds 7-6 on the Hot 100, after hitting No. 3, as it tops Hot Dance/Electronic Songs for a 16th week. Maroon 5's former seven-week No. 1 "Girls Like You," featuring Cardi B, returns to the top 10 (14-7), as it logs a 28th week in the region, becoming just the ninth single in the chart's history to reach that marker. Sheeran's "Shape of You" holds the record with 33 weeks in the top 10 in 2017. Also revisiting the Hot 100's top 10 are Lil Baby and Gunna's "Drip Too Hard" (12-8), after reaching No. 4; Kodak Black's No. 2-peaking "ZEZE," featuring Travis Scott and Offset (15-9); and Post Malone's "Better Now" (23-10), which hit No. 3. Four holiday songs depart the Hot 100's top 10, with the latest tracking week marking the first full frame after Yuletide music went into hibernation. Off the chart entirely are Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," from its No. 3 peak, the highest rank for a holiday hit in 60 years; Bobby Helms' "Jingle Bell Rock," from its No. 8 high; Brenda Lee's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," from its No. 9 apex; and Burl Ives' "A Holly Jolly Christmas," from its No. 10 best rank. Carey's exit is record-breaking, as no song prior to "Christmas" had disappeared from the chart from as high as No. 3 the week before. It passes Prince's "Purple Rain," which left from No. 4 in May 2016 after it had returned following his death (and after originally reaching No. 2 in 1984). (Like Frosty the Snowman, "Christmas" should be back again someday, on the Hot 100, almost certainly later this year amid the next holiday season.)
January 9, 20196 yr Wait... Closer samples Over My Head? The melody of the drop rips off one of the riffs in OMH LBtb_A0f_AM
January 9, 20196 yr but it doesn't sample it the melodies are similar, thats why the Fray guys got credited same as Tom Petty and Sam Smith's Stay with me
January 9, 20196 yr but it doesn't sample it the melodies are similar, thats why the Fray guys got credited Surprised you haven't called it a cover!
January 9, 20196 yr Surprised you haven't called it a cover! :lol: I'm assuming re: Baby Shark, it was a bit like the UK where they only just now arbitrarily started counting it properly. Can't imagine why it'd be top 40 now but didn't chart months ago.
January 9, 20196 yr The melody of the drop rips off one of the riffs in OMH LBtb_A0f_AM OHHH I knew that :lol: Also I knew it wasn't a sample but I couldn't think of the right word
January 10, 20196 yr I saw someone on Reddit saying that the reason Pinkfong has only charted now is because it was released in 2016 so it was previously being treated as recurrent, therefore it had to make the top 50 before it could chart at all (like with the old Xmas songs that only charted for the first time in 2018). Makes sense. Nice to see 'Without Me' finally making #1, thought it might have missed its chance being blocked by the release of the video for 'thank u, next'. Hoping that 'Sunflower' can climb to #1 next. Pretty surprised that 'Wow.' is as low as #13. Also here for 'Body' finally charting in the US and the huge climb for 'Sweet But Psycho'!
January 10, 20196 yr I saw someone on Reddit saying that the reason Pinkfong has only charted now is because it was released in 2016 so it was previously being treated as recurrent, therefore it had to make the top 50 before it could chart at all (like with the old Xmas songs that only charted for the first time in 2018). Makes sense. Ah yes, that consistent rule Billboard always stick by :heehee:
January 10, 20196 yr And Ocean Eyes was also released in 2016 (edit: Baby Shark actually dates back to ) yet that's here at #99. I think Billboard weren't counting Baby Shark properly because it was a kids video and it wasn't being treated like a song, similar to how the OCC didn't count its video streams for a good few weeks.
January 10, 20196 yr I think that the top 50 rule is used only for song which have spent more than 20 weeks in the chart.
January 10, 20196 yr I think that the top 50 rule is used only for song which have spent more than 20 weeks in the chart. It's also used for songs that are old, otherwise there would have been many old Christmas songs between 51-100 a few weeks ago, instead there were none.
January 11, 20196 yr Author And Ocean Eyes was also released in 2016 (edit: Baby Shark actually dates back to ) yet that's here at #99. I think Billboard weren't counting Baby Shark properly because it was a kids video and it wasn't being treated like a song, similar to how the OCC didn't count its video streams for a good few weeks.I think so too, didn't they limit which video streams counted toward the chart to just videos tagged as 'music' after Soko-gate, or am I completely making that up? I figured 'Baby Shark' was tagged as TV or something like that
January 11, 20196 yr ^ I believe so (though I don't remember if the change was after Soko or Baauer or something else). I remember the Super Bowl ad with Passenger's 'Let Her Go' didn't count due to categorisation, and Billboard actually mentioned that in the top 10 article: Benefiting from its synch in Budweiser's heartstring-tugging ad between horse and puppy pals that aired during Fox's broadcast of the Super Bowl (Feb. 2), Passenger's "Let Her Go" reaches the Hot 100's top five (6-5) in its 28th chart week. It rises 5-4 on Digital Songs (182,000, up 3%) and 8-7 on Streaming Songs (5.3 million, up 9%). (As noted last week, any U.S. streams for the commercial, which premiered online prior to its Super Bowl spotlight, however, do not count toward Billboard charts, as the video clip on YouTube is not categorized under the music banner from which streams are reported.)'Baby Shark' is classified as 'Education'. Presumably because of that, it doesn't appear on YouTube's self-published charts. When I looked 3 months ago it wasn't on Billboard's YouTube chart either, but it has charted there for 11 weeks now, and 10 weeks on Streaming Songs, where it's charted 49-34-36-38-24-31-x-47-47-45-16 (being held back by Christmas songs in preceding weeks). So it looks like they've been tracking it for a while and it's genuinely hit a new peak, but must have been excluded for some reason when it was #24, maybe for being too old.
January 11, 20196 yr My first thought was that Baby Shark would have been getting a TON of video views counting towards US viewing, even with the implications of Soko-gate, to counteract with its comparatively nonexistent sales during that week (it only JUST entered the top 100 this morning because of a discount). Even shitty viral novelty like It’s Everyday Bro has some sales to justify it getting onto the chart. I know it’s apparently #1 on the Kid Songs chart (which apparently is a thing), but idk how much of that chart is counted in comparison to the overall chart. It’s the same thing with Spotify and radio. We’ve had songs that were well-received on one front but didn’t appeal to another and vice versa, and that’s perfectly fine. Thus my first instinct was to blame YouTube Rewind, since that mashup of Happier and Baby Shark matched so well. But that’s been around for a month. It might have been blocked by Christmas songs and the 21 Savage album, which could be the other explanation. My other thought was that its impact had been bubbling to a head here and it was much more gradual because of the general size of the US market. But if it always worked like this, then why isn’t “Mia Khalifa” on the Hot 100?
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