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    Just now, Dark73 said:

    My only doubt about it is that Taylor dropped to number 4 today on Spotify so I'm not 100% sure.

    Ariana stablised after her first big streaming fall. I'm not sure Taylor will but we'll see

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    1 hour ago, Dan17F1 said:

    Yeah I reckon she’ll be number 1 this week but only for 1 week again. Hopefully The Cure can rise a bit further but I have a feeling we’ll be back to Rein Me In

    It just needs Rein me in to go ACR. Which feels like its looming ...

    2 hours ago, omrimayo said:

    As Always (ish), soundtracks flops. She won't make in to number 1 here or in the US without push. She did release now 2 versions to buy digitally but I doubt it will do much, find it bizarre the psychicals are in 2 weeks when her situation is like this.

    That is when the film is out isn't it? They are expecting a boost because of that and the physicals are to maximise that

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    44 minutes ago, ___∆___ said:

    I’m not sure Ella is getting up to the minute sales info and pushing the button on a reduction when she sees a female releasing a song 🤣

    She did it with Olivia Dean. That first week she went number one, Olivia was pipping her and she put out an Instagram message telling people to buy the song because it was so close and it was so rare to have a female country singer go number 1.

    5 minutes ago, Highway Unicorn said:

    She’s kinda always been like that though. Love Story went #2 back in 2009 and Mine was a top 40 hit for multiple weeks in 2010.

    I think any other proper country song from someone inside the Nashville system even charted top 40 in the uk for entirety of the 2010s after that.

    Neither are THAT country. They are country-pop at best. Taylor doing 1989 as supposedly her 'Pop' transition was always a bit of a lie. Most of the hits on her previous records were Pop. Her first album is maybe her only strictly country album.

    23 hours ago, gooddelta said:

    Only a 14-month contract! And no salary posted either.

    In my experience, 'executive' is often code for 'low paid'.

    Its a customer service job. Helping subscribers and compiling data requests.

    I love that they shamelessly put this in the ad

    • High degree of data manipulation and interpretation to present entertainment market data in a clear and concise manner to client specifications

    Misconstrue those stats babes!

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    1 hour ago, 777666jason said:

    Most importantly

    RMI back at 1

    MIN back at 2

    The cure still stable 🙌🙌

    I hope The Cure doesn't get the I Love It, I Love it, I Love it treatment. Maybe with the big boost last week for Rein me In we will see a quicker descent into ACR?

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    Just now, C.O. said:

    Been looking at some charts from the early 1990s and I've noticed that songs actually used to debut very low (with a few exceptions) and then rise to the top spot or their peak gradually - kinda like in the streaming era but then come 1996, most songs would debut at their peak position. Why did the shift in the 90s start? Does anyone know?

    I've always seen 1996 as a shift to younger consumers with The Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys. I think more of that type of consumer was watching music TV. MTV had been around for ages but how many households had SKY or Virgin? The record had always been sent to radio weeks before release but more people could see it on TV and since The Box started in the early 90s they could phone to play it which made music TV more interactive. Possibly leading more to frontloaded sales. Then they kept on trying to make 'fanbases' which continues to this day. Its why Ariana went straight to number 1 on spotify first day. They would set up official 'fan clubs' that the listener could join. I'm trying to think if there were any artists with such an intense 'fanbase' culture in the early 90s like Britney. N Sync. Five. Westlife. Maybe Michael Jackson.

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    3 hours ago, Mr. C. Joel said:

    I’d rather RMI stayed at the top than the borefest that is Ariana. It’s not number 1 worthy at all.

    Its nice enough. I'd prefer The Cure by Olivia R to get to Number 1. Its a far superior song. But I do wonder if it will be negatively impacted by this Ariana track as they are both kind of tonally similar and Olivia R has a much more distinctive alternative for radio to play

    On 27/05/2026 at 23:06, braindeadpj said:

    So compared to the same time last week, Rein Me In has gained 6735 units, so I think we can safely say it'll be back to SCR on Friday (unless for last week's Wednesday update all streaming data for Tuesday/Wednesday was excluded but is included in today's update) ........

    Which means it will be SCR when the world cup starts and every beer garden in England will be singing it

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