Mar 8, 2021
black hedi slimanebillboard go to hell!
- Mar 8, 2021
fun guyIm just happy i didnt see Dua Lipa on there
true
Mar 8, 2021Let's go BTS!
- Mar 8, 2021·1 reply
rayrayWas Purposes era bigger than Views era? Cmon give 2016 to drake and how tf was Miley in 2013?
yes lol
- Mar 8, 2021
CKL TMLDrake ran 2016.
To you
Mar 8, 2021real for puffy in 97, he had 3 number 1 songs that year in a time where that was rare for any artist, let alone a rapper.
- Mar 8, 2021·1 reply
MJ only having 1 year is goofy as hell
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyragedsycokiller
yes lol
Drake or chance not having 2016 just sounds ridiculous lol. Stat wise & impact wise 2016 was drake all over
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyShabazz999
MJ only having 1 year is goofy as hell
Should of had 87 too right?
Mar 8, 2021What these white folks got against Abel?
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyrayray
Should of had 87 too right?
yeah idgi
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyrayray
Drake or chance not having 2016 just sounds ridiculous lol. Stat wise & impact wise 2016 was drake all over
why would chance have 2016? delusional
Mar 8, 2021·editedrayrayWas Purposes era bigger than Views era? Cmon give 2016 to drake and how tf was Miley in 2013?
Drake def should've been 2016 but Miley was everywhere in 2013 so I get that choice.
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyCLB Fractions
why would chance have 2016? delusional
Delusional?
Chance
Yachty
DrakeAll had a strong run that year. Tf
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyrayray
Delusional?
Chance
Yachty
DrakeAll had a strong run that year. Tf
not on bilboard lmao. chance had like two hits
Mar 8, 2021·1 replyrayrayWas Purposes era bigger than Views era? Cmon give 2016 to drake and how tf was Miley in 2013?
Her VMA’s moment was one of the biggest pop culture moments of the decade (not because people liked it but they count controversy). She had two huge songs with We can’t Stop and Wrecking Ball, and other hits with Adore You and 23. The whole release cycle generated a lot of buzz due to her dropping the good girl image and going balls deep in the “this b**** crazy” image.
I think I would’ve given 2013 to JT though. Man had two albums, biggest first week sales of the year, multiple huge songs (suit & tie, holy grail, mirrors), huge tour with Jay Z.
I think Miley won just off the controversy tbh
- Mar 8, 2021Theory
Her VMA’s moment was one of the biggest pop culture moments of the decade (not because people liked it but they count controversy). She had two huge songs with We can’t Stop and Wrecking Ball, and other hits with Adore You and 23. The whole release cycle generated a lot of buzz due to her dropping the good girl image and going balls deep in the “this b**** crazy” image.
I think I would’ve given 2013 to JT though. Man had two albums, biggest first week sales of the year, multiple huge songs (suit & tie, holy grail, mirrors), huge tour with Jay Z.
I think Miley won just off the controversy tbh
Which is my point exactly lmao. It was just off her looking like a fool and the controversy. JT sounds more reasonable
- Mar 8, 2021CLB Fractions
not on bilboard lmao. chance had like two hits
Forgot this was a billboard thread initially. Started going off overall run lol
- Mar 8, 2021·2 repliesShabazz999
yeah idgi
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_1988
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_1987
Bad came out in August and radio moved slower back then than it does now, maybe that had an impact. But on the year end 87 chart, MJ doesn’t show up until #45 with I Just Can’t Stop Loving you, and Bad at #59.
Figured it would look better on the 88 chart, but not really. Man in the mirror is his highest charting song at 21, with his other appearances at 36 & 61.
While I was looking into this I found an old article that’s interesting: latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1987-11-06-ca-12925-story.html
Mentions that Bad (the song) fell out of the top 10 after five weeks, and IJCSLY set a record for fastest fall from number one. I think history may have been better to the album than the actual time of release was
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyTheory
@CaptainRay
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_1988
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_1987
Bad came out in August and radio moved slower back then than it does now, maybe that had an impact. But on the year end 87 chart, MJ doesn’t show up until #45 with I Just Can’t Stop Loving you, and Bad at #59.
Figured it would look better on the 88 chart, but not really. Man in the mirror is his highest charting song at 21, with his other appearances at 36 & 61.
While I was looking into this I found an old article that’s interesting: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1987-11-06-ca-12925-story.html
Mentions that Bad (the song) fell out of the top 10 after five weeks, and IJCSLY set a record for fastest fall from number one. I think history may have been better to the album than the actual time of release was
Holy s*** very interesting
they said Bad as a single was a come and go (hard to believe). But still with these stats I don’t think Bon Jovi should have him beat that year. These are still insane numbers but they are downing it because it’s being compared to thriller - Mar 8, 2021·1 replyrayray
Holy s*** very interesting
they said Bad as a single was a come and go (hard to believe). But still with these stats I don’t think Bon Jovi should have him beat that year. These are still insane numbers but they are downing it because it’s being compared to thrillerLooks like Slippery When Wet (Bon Jovi) was the biggest album of the year by sales, and it spawned multiple hits (living on a prayer, dead or alive, you give love a bad name). Apparently that album was selling a million a week multiple weeks in a row too.
It’s weird because time has basically erased their legacy, I didn’t even realize they were that big until just now lmao. But the stats are impressive for them in 87
- Mar 8, 2021·1 replyrayray
Was Purposes era bigger than Views era? Cmon give 2016 to drake and how tf was Miley in 2013?
that what do you mean/sorry/love yourself combo was vicious
plus add in cold water and let me love you
- Mar 8, 2021Theory
Looks like Slippery When Wet (Bon Jovi) was the biggest album of the year by sales, and it spawned multiple hits (living on a prayer, dead or alive, you give love a bad name). Apparently that album was selling a million a week multiple weeks in a row too.
It’s weird because time has basically erased their legacy, I didn’t even realize they were that big until just now lmao. But the stats are impressive for them in 87
Ahhhh man. Yea I know Bon Jovi had a INSANE run that year just off Living Off a Prayer alone. I mean s*** that’s white peoples national anthem. But I didn’t think he was doing better numbers than BAD. It kinda makes sense but yea nostalgia is sorta blinding me and the fact that I wasn’t alive to see it myself.
it makes sense tho cause that huge break Mike took too plays a role in it aswell - Mar 8, 20216geW
that what do you mean/sorry/love yourself combo was vicious
plus add in cold water and let me love you
What Do you mean and love yourself was spinning crazy but let’s not act like drakes rollout from meek diss all the way to summer 16 with controlla & one dance wasnt bigger. I even pulled up the stats man drake beats bieb in it
- Mar 8, 2021Theory
@CaptainRay
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_1988
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_1987
Bad came out in August and radio moved slower back then than it does now, maybe that had an impact. But on the year end 87 chart, MJ doesn’t show up until #45 with I Just Can’t Stop Loving you, and Bad at #59.
Figured it would look better on the 88 chart, but not really. Man in the mirror is his highest charting song at 21, with his other appearances at 36 & 61.
While I was looking into this I found an old article that’s interesting: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1987-11-06-ca-12925-story.html
Mentions that Bad (the song) fell out of the top 10 after five weeks, and IJCSLY set a record for fastest fall from number one. I think history may have been better to the album than the actual time of release was