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Stats: Most #1s in the 1980s

admin — Mon, 09 Jan 2017 05:03:00 +0000

#1 Michael Jackson – 9 Number Ones

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Michael Jackson had the highest number of top hits at the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the 1980s (9 songs) in addition, Jackson remained the longest at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the 1980s (27 weeks).

Rock With You (1980)
Billie Jean (1983)
Beat It (1983)
Say Say Say (1983)
I Just Can’t Stop Loving You (1987)
Bad (1987)
The Way You Make Me Feel (1988)
Man In The Mirror (1988)
Dirty Diana (1988)

#2 George Michael – 8 Number Ones

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George Michael was one of the most successful artists of the Billboard Hot 100 during the 1980s, with four number-one singles as a solo artist, three with Wham! and one as a duet with Aretha Franklin.

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George Michael is the only artist to have two #1 year end songs of the 1980s.

Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (1984)
Careless Whisper (1985) #1 song of 1985
Everything She Wants (1985)
I Knew You Were Waiting For Me (1987)
Faith (1987-1988) #1 song of 1987
Father Figure (1988)
One More Try (1988)
Monkey (1988)

#3
Madonna – 7 Number Ones

Like a Virgin (1984-1985)
Crazy For You (1985)
Live to Tell (1986)
Papa Don’t Be Preach (1986)
Open Your Heart (1987)
Who’s That Girl (1987)
Like a Prayer (1989)

Whitney Houston – 7 Number Ones

Saving All My Love You (1985)
How Will I Know (1986)
Greatest Love of All (1986)
I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me) (1987)
Didn’t We Almost Have It All (1987)
So Emotional (1988)
Where Do Broken Hearts Go (1988)

Phil Collins – 7 Number Ones

Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now) (1984)
One More Night (1985)
Sussuido (1985)
Separate Lives (1985)
A Groovy Kind of Love (1988)
Two Hearts (1989)
Another Day In Paradise (1989-90)

Lionel Richie – 5 Number Ones

Endless Love (1981)
Truly (1982)
All Night Long (All Night) (1983)
Hello (1984)
Say You Say Me (1985-1986)

Daryl Hall & John Oates – 5 Number Ones

Kiss on My List (1981)
Private Eyes (1981)
I Can’t Go for That (No Can Do) (1982)
Maneater (1982-1983)
Out of Touch (1984)

Prince – 4 Number Ones

When Doves Cry (1984) #1 song of 1984
Let’s Go Crazy (1984)
Kiss (1986)
Batdance (1989)

Stevie Wonder 4 Number Ones

Ebony and Ivory (1982)
I Just Called to Say I Love You (1984)
Part-Time Lover (1985)
That’s What Friends Are For (1986) #1 song of 1986

Bon Jovi 4 Number Ones

You Give Love a Bad Name (1986)
Livin’ on a Prayer (1987)
Bad Medicine (1988)
I’ll Be There for You (1989)

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Stats: Most Successful Album Artists WW 2004 – Now

admin — Sun, 08 Jan 2017 05:00:28 +0000

THIS IS 100% BASED OF MEDIATRAFFIC YEAR-END CHARTS.

I will try to update with Amy Winehouse & Pink by the end of the day (if someone else has not posted their stats by then).

2016
• Adele – 25 – #1
• Beyonce – Lemonande – #2
• Rihanna – Anti – #9
• Arianna – Dangerous Women – #19
• Gaga – Joanne – #27
• Taylor – 1989 – #28

2015
• Adele – 25 – #1
• Taylor – 1989 – #2
• Adele – 21 – #37

2014:
• Taylor – Red – #2
• Beyonce – Beyonce – #6
• Katy – Prism – #12
• Ariana – My everything – #29

2013:
• Taylor – Red – #11
• Rihanna – Unapologetic – #13
• Katy – Prism – #14
• Adele – 21 – #18
• Beyonce – Beyonce – #24
• Gaga – Artpop – #25

2012:
• Adele – 21 – #1
• Taylor – Red – #2
• Rihanna – Talk That Talk – #22
• Rihanna – Unapologetic – #23
• Adele – 19 – #24
• Katy – Teenage Dream – #28

2011:
• Adele – 21 – #1
• Gaga – Born This Way – #2
• Rihanna – Loud – #5
• Katy – Teenage Dream – #9
• Beyonce – 4 – #10
• Rihanna – Talk That Talk – #19
• Gaga – The Fame Monster – #23
• Britney – Femme Fatal – #25
• Taylor – Speak Now – #34

2010:
• Gaga – The Fame Monster – #1
• Taylor – Speak Now – #5
• Katy – Teenage Dream – #11
• Rihanna- Loud – #13
• Rihanna – Rated R – #25

2009:
. Gaga – The Fame Monster – #1
• Taylor – Fearless – #4
• Beyonce – IAM – #10
• Britney – Circus – #36
• Katy – One Of The Boys – #40

2008:
• Rihanna – Good Girl Gone Bad – #7
• Beyonce – IAM – #17
• Taylor – Fearless – #18
• Britney – Circus – #20
• Taylor – Taylor Swift – #27

2007:
• Rihanna – Good Girl Gone Bad – #13
• Beyonce – Bday – #27

2006:
• Beyonce – Bday – #12
• Rihanna – A Girl Like Me – #24

2005: N/A

2004:
• Britney – Greatest Hits – #20
• Britney – In The Zone – #23

FUN FACTS:
• Adele has the most entries (4) at #1 WW; Gaga is the only other ATRL favorite girl with a #1 year end ranking.
• Rihanna & Taylor are tied for the most entries overall: 11
• Teenage Dream, The Fame, 21 & Fearless are the only albums who charted for 3 consecutive years.
• Taylor swift has the most entries at #2 (3); all of them blocked by Queen Adele.
• Rihanna has the longest stretch (10 years) between her 1st appearance on the list 2006 & her latest 2016.
• Britney has the earliest entry on the list:2004
• Adele the most years with double entries (4); followed by Rihanna (3), then Taylor & Britney (2)

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Chart News: Adele – 21: 2nd most weeks ever in top 100

admin — Sat, 31 Dec 2016 04:59:50 +0000

http://www.billboard.com/biz/article…sses-2-million

Billboard 200 Chart Moves: Pentatonix’s ‘That’s Christmas to Me’ Surpasses 2 Million Sold in U.S.
By Keith Caulfield | December 30, 2016 7:34 AM EST

— Adele, 21 – No. 81 — The diva’s second album — and former No. 1 — jumps back into the top 100, rising 103-81 (13,000 units; up 37 percent), for a 247th nonconsecutive week in the top 100. That’s the second-most weeks within the top 100 since 1963, when the chart combined its former separate stereo and mono albums charts into one overall ranking. The album with the most weeks in the top 100 is Metallica’s self-titled album, with 269 weeks in the region.

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The massiveness of this album!

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Chart News: YouTube’s 10 Most Viewed Christmas Videos

admin — Fri, 23 Dec 2016 05:03:05 +0000

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1. "Mistletoe," Justin Bieber (261.4 million views)

2. "All I Want for Christmas Is You," Mariah Carey (249.7 million views)

3. "Last Christmas," Wham! (202.5 million views)

4. "All I Want for Christmas Is You," Justin Bieber and Mariah Carey (126.8 million views)

5. "Little Drummer Boy," Pentatonix (111 million views)

6. "Santa Tell Me," Ariana Grande (110.3 million views)

7. "Carol of the Bells," Pentatonix (71.1 million views)

8. "Merry Christmas Everyone," Shakin’ Stevens (30.8 million views)

9. "All I Want for Christmas Is You," Carpool Karaoke All-Stars (21.4 million views)

10. "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," Pentatonix (13 million views)

http://www.billboard.com/biz/article…ristmas-videos

I know the #8 is a Xmas classic in the UK, but it’s still surprising to see here. :skull:

ATRL – Charts

Chart Listings: HDD: T50 Most Streamed (On-Demand) Songs of 2016

admin — Fri, 16 Dec 2016 05:00:48 +0000

STREAM ON: 2016′S MOST STREAMED SONGS

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Drake’s "One Dance" (YMCMB/Republic) tops 2016′s Most Streamed Songs, with more than 505m streams. Westbury/Roc Nation’s Rihanna has two songs in the Top 5, while Drake has three in the Top 10and eight on the chart overall. Disruptor/Columbia’s The Chainsmokers have the #3 cut with north of 310m streams. We’ll let you peruse the rest yourself. The marketshare breaks down thusly: UMG 46%, Sony 30%, WMG 21%.

Not really sure what the tracking period is here. It looks like 1/1 – today, though.

Almost certain this is ODS only, as that’s what their weekly charts track and Panda has like 400M YT streams alone.

ATRL – Charts

Chart Listings: Most streamed female artists on YT in the last two years

admin — Mon, 21 Nov 2016 05:00:02 +0000

Position Artist Total Views
1. Taylor Swift – 8,853,215,690
2. Rihanna – 8,485,441,208
3. Beyoncé – 6,847,213,674
4. Katy Perry – 6,636,435,076
5. Ariana Grande - 6,192,120,479
6. Adele – 6,087,223,369
7. Sia - 5,498,439,421
8. Shakira – 5,285,802,422
9. Meghan Trainor – 4,514,614,465
10. Fifth Harmony - 4,406,440,469
11. Ellie Goulding - 3,654,623,783
12. Nicki Minaj – 3,496,495,769
13. Britney Spears – 3,276,484,712
14. Céline Dion - 3,249,887,781
15. Selena Gomez – 3,057,723,467
16. Demi Lovato – 2,622,743,002
17. Avril Lavigne – 2,585,372,305
18. Bruna Karla – 2,431,718,005
19. Jennifer Lopez – 2,403,031,768
20. Aline Barros - 2,383,715,637

Source
YouTube Insights

How is this calculated?
An artist’s "total views" is based on both official and fan-uploaded videos claimed using Content ID.

Time range
Sep 1, 2014 – Nov 18, 2016

ATRL – Charts

Stats: Females with most #1 albums in the US & UK

admin — Sun, 30 Oct 2016 05:01:17 +0000

Females with most #1 albums in the US

Barbra Streisand – 11
Madonna – 8
Janet Jackson – 7
Mariah Carey – 6
Britney Spears – 6
Beyoncé – 6
Alicia Keys – 5
Celine Dion – 4
Mary J. Blige – 4
Whitney Houston – 4
Taylor Swift – 4
Lady Gaga – 4
Carole King – 3
Linda Ronstadt – 3
Donna Summer – 3
Alanis Morissette – 3
Faith Hill – 3
Norah Jones – 3
Carrie Underwood – 3
Miley Cyrus – 3
Kelly Clarkson – 3

Females with most #1 albums in the UK

MADONNA 12
BARBRA STREISAND 7
CELINE DION 5
KYLIE MINOGUE 5
DIANA ROSS 4
RIHANNA 4
ADELE 3
LADY GAGA 3
AMY WINEHOUSE 3
NORAH JONES 3
SUSAN BOYLE 3
KATE BUSH 3
AVRIL LAVIGNE 3
EVA CASSIDY 3
BEYONCÉ 3

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Stats: Most successful albums this decade

admin — Thu, 27 Oct 2016 05:01:31 +0000

01 Adele ’21′
XL Recordings 28,3 million copies

02 Adele ’25′
XL Recordings 19,1 million copies

03 Michael Bublé ‘Christmas’
Reprise 10,4 million copies

04 Taylor Swift ’1989′
Big Machine 9,7 million copies

05 Soundtrack ‘Frozen’
Walt Disney 9,0 million copies

06 Ed Sheeran ‘X’
Atlantic / Watertower 8,7 million copies

07 Lady GaGa ‘The Fame Monster’
Interscope 8,3 million copies

08 Justin Bieber ‘My Worlds’
Island 7,6 million copies

09 Eminem ‘Recovery’
Aftermath / Interscope 7,5 million copies

10 Sam Smith ‘In The Lonely Hour’
Capitol 6,7 million copies

11 Bruno Mars ‘Doo-Wops & Hooligans’
Elektra / Warner Bros. 6,6 million copies

12 Katy Perry ‘Teenage Dream’
Capitol 6,6 million copies

13 Lady GaGa ‘Born This Way’
Interscope 6,5 million copies

14 Bruno Mars ‘Unorthodox Jukebox’
Atlantic 6,5 million copies

15 Rihanna ‘Loud’
Def Jam 6,4 million copies

16 Taylor Swift ‘Red’
Big Machine 6,4 million copies

17 Coldplay ‘Mylo Xyloto’
Parlophone / Capitol 6,1 million copies

18 Pink ‘The Truth About Love’
RCA 5,9 million copies

19 One Direction ‘Take Me Home’
Syco Music 5,9 million copies

20 Mumford & Sons ‘Babel’
Glass Note / Island 5,8 million copies

21 Adele ’19′
XL Recordings 5,8 million copies

22 Taylor Swift ‘Speak Now’
Big Machine 5,7 million copies

23 One Direction ‘Up All Night’
Syco Music 5,6 million copies

24 Mumford & Sons ‘Sigh No More’
Island 5,4 million copies

25 Lana Del Rey ‘Born To Die’
Stranger / Interscope 5,2 million copies

26 Justin Bieber ‘Purpose’
Def Jam 5,1 million copies

Media Traffic posted here>>
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p…99303286810530

ATRL – Charts

Chart News: Gaga will be female artist w/ most #1 debuts this decade!

admin — Sun, 23 Oct 2016 05:00:14 +0000

When Joanne tops the Billboard 200 she will become the female artist with the most #1 debuts this decade!

Also when Joanne tops the B200 she will only be one #1 debut away from tying Madonna as the woman with the 2nd most consecutive studio albums to debut at number-one (only behind Beyonce who has 6)!

:clap3:

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Stats: twenty one pilots 4th most listened artist on Spotify!

admin — Fri, 30 Sep 2016 05:00:22 +0000

twenty one pilots are now officially the 4th most listened artist/band on spotify accross the globe!
Surpassing Rihanna who is now on the 5th place :jonny:

kings! :weeps:

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