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Hold My Hand ● chart updates

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It'd almost make the Top 100 without Drake's new album :rolleyes:

Where is she on UK Spotify does anyone know? Has the playlist adds meant any new peaks as of yet?

 

She’s stable on Apple at least even with the Drake album bomb but so far it’s always performed better on Apple Music.

Today's Spotify update:

 

109. Hold My Hand 78,025 (:up: 5)

 

:cheer:

 

Amazingly Daan has posted that it'd be ~top 50 if you disregard tracks that can't count (e.g. 3 track limit etc)

Today's Spotify update:

 

109. Hold My Hand 78,025 (:up: 5)

 

:cheer:

 

Amazingly Daan has posted that it'd be ~top 50 if you disregard tracks that can't count (e.g. 3 track limit etc)

 

That’s good going! Feels like it’s just on the cusp of that little extra push it needs what could make all the difference.

 

It actually sold more last week than the previous week in the UK despite the drop in position. I’m thinking this week she’ll stay around where she was last week here in the UK. A new peak would be ideal but I just want it to stay on the charts for as long as possible now hopefully avoiding ACR for at least a few weeks too.

 

It’s perhaps worth mentioning again though that it’s peaked higher in the UK than Million Reasons which went onto sell 400k+ and also Always Remember Us This Way (her most streamed solo song on Spotify) and I’ll Never Love Again what also feels huge and is regularly a talent show staple now too. I think it’ll still hang around for a little while yet though it’s streaming updates on a global scale look like it’s increasing week on week. Hopefully there’s more to come and it goes on to become bigger and bigger.

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US Radio Airplay

36. (=) Lady Gaga - Hold My Hand — 28.80 (+0.33)

 

Rise :clap:

Really happy about that radio update after I thought it was slowing down in the last few days!

It stagnated a bit because the AC format callouts came out and HMH didn't have such a good debut but that was normal because it received little familiarity from the public (because it still doesn't have as much airplay as the big hits), but what really matters in that callout is that HMH received the second lowest heavy burny (immediate rejection) from people approached by the survey, only behind As It Was, which means it still has a lot of room to grow.

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