Mar 31, 2020·3 repliesThis song is actually charting in Canada right now and climbing the charts
OPMar 31, 2020Ad AstraThis song is actually charting in Canada right now and climbing the charts
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Mar 31, 2020Ad AstraThis song is actually charting in Canada right now and climbing the charts
Well there we go.
- Mar 31, 2020
Thugger Jackson and Prince Future.
Mar 31, 2020IzzyThey do massive numbers cause thats all thats played on the radio during that season and streaming has only boosted those numbers exponentially
I guess it makes since for a chart entity like billboard to push old songs off of their charts still seems a bit ridiculous that you can payola a song into being a moderate success when there are other metrics out there.
- Mar 31, 2020·1 replySTUFF
I'm not going to watch a single teenager dancing to this though.
Theres no dancefor this song its usually in the background of skits
- Mar 31, 2020·1 replyAlmighty
Theres no dancefor this song its usually in the background of skits
Oh that's great. Thanks for letting me know.
- Mar 31, 2020·edited·3 repliesIzzy
I live with two sisters i hear this song all the time
- Mar 31, 2020·1 replybeepbee· edited
Yeah ban expeditiously.
- Mar 31, 2020STUFF
Yeah ban expeditiously.
😳 balls in my face
Mar 31, 2020
- OPMar 31, 2020beepbee· edited
They’re minors
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time be flying man f***
- Mar 31, 2020·1 replySTUFF
Oh that's great. Thanks for letting me know.
Yea which actually makes the numbers more impressive cause theres no real reason why its going viral
- Mar 31, 2020·1 replySTUFF
Radio viewership has skyrocketed and is more popular than streaming during the context we're in.
I can pull up some articles if you'd like to read them. Good defense for radio.
I didn't realize that, you would think radio would ha e took a hit from people no longer commuting and hoarding their groceries. Why do you think that it's received a boost?
- Mar 31, 2020Almighty
Yea which actually makes the numbers more impressive cause theres no real reason why its going viral
It's a lot more organic. They're just recognising it's a great song. A standout song on a great album.
- Mar 31, 2020Ad Astra
People called me crazy for saying this song was better than Super Slimey
it is
Mar 31, 2020It was a GOAT song before the white kids figured it out
Mar 31, 2020·1 replyMegustaI wonder why it hasn't impacted the charts, is radio really that big of a factor?
only 10% iirc
- Mar 31, 2020beepbee
- Mar 31, 2020
Just post my avy and we can all move on
- Mar 31, 2020·2 repliesMonky business
only 10% iirc
I think radio counts more than streams as far as billboard is concerned.
- Mar 31, 2020·1 replyMegusta
I didn't realize that, you would think radio would ha e took a hit from people no longer commuting and hoarding their groceries. Why do you think that it's received a boost?
What I've learned from reading is the older generation like the companionship of hearing someone in their homes, so they will tune into stations with both music and a presenter speaking, rather than a purely news-based station which would make them too anxious.
For the younger generations, it's background noise and something to talk about during video conferencing, if they work from home. It almost serves as a faux office radio.
In the UK, stations like BBC Radio 1, Radio 2, 6 Music, 1Xtra are uniting to create a community. People call in a lot because there's really no other way to connect with people at such a scale outside of social media. We had a "Great British Singalong" and the viewership for that was higher than any previous years', respectively.
There are many more factors, but from what I've read, that's the two thoughts.
Companionship and community. 
Mar 31, 2020
lgclassic song love this era
- Mar 31, 2020Megusta
I think radio counts more than streams as far as billboard is concerned.
yeah nvm you are right
