He giving spooky black/corbin humongous bags tho so his mid self can stay

a lot of people still listen to the radio i’d say

it just doesn’t affect our daily lives cause we’re mostly single teens/20 somethings men

there’s a lot more demographics out there

i do think radio is weighed too heavily but it’s not dead

Haha sorry i was tired

known white artists drake doja cat and lil nas x

It’s levitating

@iHype what percentage does radio count for on hot 100 these days?

Been saying radio the only thing keeping pop truly alive in the mainstream outside of the mega acts like taylor
Hip hop is dominating streaming and its not close

not related but it f***ed me up to learn that Laroi is actually Aborigine

FaCTs!!!!

How come so called hip hop media heads aint talking about this?

OP forgot when CLB occupied almost all top spots on the Hot 100?

Lmao

Idk what’s funnier between you giving this man a plant conspiracy or you actually giving him a sincere answer lmao

Media doesn't care about minorities and it's been promoting them more in the past few years just as an excuse for them not doing anything(gov included) to solve systemic racism and the issues created by it

Precisely

radio is just white supremacy at this point

Adele and Taylor are literally the last of the Mohicans

If this amount of blanket nepotism and preferential treatment is this blatant and transparent in a business that’s supposed to be merit based imagine other sectors

Meh, not really. The most popular Spotify playlists are the ones created by Spotify that usually have tons of payola in them

Radio shouldn’t matter

Unless someone is actively choosing to listen to something why should it count towards charts

Heres the assumed weighting btw

Ideally people call in and request but who needs to call radio when you have a phone

Before streaming and YouTube the only way legally you could listen to your favorite song without buying it is to call the real radio

Archaic methods in modern times