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Did a little experimenr using my friends Amazon Music account and Alexa, was curiouswhat was played and if AI was involved. to put it in context my friend mainly listens to alt females like Ethel Cain, Julien Baker, Fiona Apple and doesnt follow current music, didnt know who Ed sheeran or Alex Warren are… Alexa play music: 1 Alex Warren- Ordinary, 2 Ed wSheeran- Sapphire, 3 AlexWarren - Eternity Alexa play music to chill in the sofa: 1 Alex Warren-ordinary, 2 Bruno mars-Apt, 3 Chappel - Pink pony club, 4 Ed sheeran-Sapphire, 5 Alex Warren-Carry you home Alexa play background music for studying 1 Alex Warren-ordinary, 2 Tones&I- Dance monkey 3 Chappel-The giver 4 Alex Warren-Eternity So my conclusions… doesnt seem to be based on what you normally listen… seems random and not 100% fit, I mean, Dance Monkey and The Giver as study songs!! And also very biased for the same artists, 6/12 (50%) being Alex Warren!! Overall, autoplay on Spotify seems much better at least plays related music, this is too random And too biased

I thought 30 factorial meant 30x29x28x27x…x2x1??

love the Roxette one! Overplayed but great song! Insane how popular they were in the US, this was their 3rd #1 as a NKOTB hater, glad World in Motion made it Kinda crazy Sacrifice only made it to 55 originally, dont love it but 55 is too low Hold On I dont mind but a bit too AOR

Wow just realised slide Away is in!! One of the early days gems From oasis!

Nope it doesnt fit even with acr rules

Yay great numbers for The Subway

I was completely obsessed with betty boo, this is such agreat single Also liked the Charlatans one

World In Motion Is great, one of their best Hated that version of Venus, Bananaramas version deserved more but at least it was a US #1

You Make no sense, no Need to be obnoxious :/ what does it have to Do with what i posted?

The Subway 818 - 450 = 45% drop Manchild 791 - 408 = 48% drop The Giver 722 - 343 = 53% drop all 3 had similar drops, what matters is that the competition was much stronger for Manchild/The Giver, as Ordinary was on ACR

Genius Annotation: Here, Chappell subtly switches the lyrics of the prior line from “She’s got a way” to “She got away.” While it’s a fairly simple and minor change, the meanings are significantly different. “She’s got a way” indicates that the muse has a charm and allure to her, which attracts Chappell. In contrast, “She got away” suggests the girl is no longer in Chappell’s life, conveying a sense of heartbreak and longing. The repetition and alternation of these lines after another symbolize a loop of the same emotions, fluctuating from captivation to yearning.

^haha thought the same. Nu metal is Slipknot not Wheatus. Wheatus were pop rock or alt rock at most

thing is chappel is >100k over golden/daisies

Not a fan if that u2 cover Or u2 covers in general

Looking at the first 10 singles, Kylie's performance is amazing, 4 #1s, 5 #2s and a #4, did anyone ever start better with their first 10 singles?