Today’s thread is brought to you by the numbers 12, 24, 31.7K and 41.2K
I was glad when Sia finally broke Drake’s stranglehold on the top of the Hot 100 – now I’m kind of hoping somebody will break her stranglehold as she continues on the top of the chart for a 4th week. Twenty One Pilots become the first rock group or duo to have two songs at the same time in the Hot 10 since Santana 16 years ago. Drake extends the length of time he has spent in the top 10 of the Hot 100 to 48 weeks – tying Ace of Base for second longest.
1 (1) Sia “Cheap Thrills” f. Sean Paul 61K (-18%), 151M AI [#1} (+0%), 13.1M streams (-5%)
2 (5) Major Lazer “Cold Water” f. Justin Bieber & MØ: 66K (-4%), 64M AI (+19%), 29.6M streams [#1] (+4%)
3 (3) Calvin Harris “This is What You Came For” f. Rihanna 134M AI (-3%); 14.6M (-6%)
4 (11) Twenty One Pilots “Heathens” 89K (+33%), 22M AI (23%), 19.2M streams (+39%)
5 (2) Drake “One Dance” f. Wizkid & Kyla
6 (9) Chainsmokers “Closer” f. Halsey 81K (-22%), 34M AI (-79%), 18.6M streams (+34%)
7 (7) Twenty One Pilot “Ride”
8 (6) The Chainsmokers “Don’t Let Me Down” f. Daya
9 (5) Justin Timberlake “Can’t Stop the Feeling”
10 (8) Rihanna “Needed Me”
Here are the Spotify stats.
HDD has an interesting revenue chart for the week. Fifth Harmony appear twice with “Work from Home” earning $90,539 (12th) and “All in My Head (Flex)” $62,509 (24th). The songs sold 41,200 and 31,700 and 6.6M and 4.3M streams respectively.
