Apparently some pedants here are getting annoyed 'you didn't mention the riots/looting, WAHHH', so here's my brief response. 1. If you've been paying attention, that has faded quickly in the weekend and any property destruction was pretty targeted. As I said, the majority of protests around the world have been non-violent, and mostly have only turned violent when assailed by the police firing first with chemical agents (which tear gas is) OR right-wing extremists under the guise of antifascists (which has been proved by the FBI of all people, known to be sympathetic to left-wing causes and all that). 1b. When there has been agitation and looting outside of that, the movement on the ground has actively worked to suppress it, not egg it on. Nobody is looking to destroy small businesses in their own community, and when that destruction has happened, it's been linked to outside agitators or those right-wing extremist types looking to perpetuate chaos. 2. The 'protests/riots' narrative also fails to discount the documented videos of police (both undercover and otherwise) destroying property AND looting (and then lying vociferously about it), so if we're looking to make general statements surrounding 'violence discredits the movements', the state-sponsored violence should factor into your logic if you're being 'intellectually honest'. 3. The vast majority of corporate and police property is insured and again, if your issue of 'looting/riots' is pushed to discredit an organized movement surrounding police brutality and the lives of black people, I'm gonna look at you funny. 4. Even if the riots were unprovoked and vastly more destructive, the larger and disproportionate violent crackdown upon peaceful protestors and journalists pretty much blows right past that, which has led to more deaths of black men (RIP David McAtee). All of this evidence is well-documented SHOULD you choose to look.
I think the best quote I’ve seen surrounding that situation is that if your response is “it’s a shame that a black man was murdered by the police, but the destruction of property has to stop” instead of “it’s a shame that property is being destroyed, but the murdering of black men by police has to stop,” then you are part of the problem and you need to re-examine your priorities
@@mikerivera373 What I also like is how the coward President and his administration likes to bring up property damage narratives instead of actual protests happening in Los Angeles and New York right now. I don't like property damage either but majority of them are taking advantage of the chaos in order to do so and are taking away from the actual purpose of the protest. Furthermore, the undercover police is true and is well documented, but media refuses to report that. We should not believe this narrative as it's used to try to slience our voices from being heard.
To add insult to injury, the administration then want to gaslight the audience into believing that protestors are killing police officers?! WHAT?! Where is there evidence? Surely, it adds that instigators are great at covering up their actions than taking accountably because they cannot prove that protestors are the ones doing it.
@@mariokarter13 the secret here is that both of these could have been avoided if there wasn't systemic ineptitude and laziness by the people who are supposed to be leading and protecting the country
I should also note that plenty of other people have died also, including a retired black cop that was trying to stop a rioter/looter, only to get shot dead in cold blood and have his dead body streamed on Facebook Live and then spread onto Twitter (R.I.P. David Dorn), which honestly only furthers the point on how we need to care for other black lives a lot better than we actually have during this period of time. Also, some people being arrested for no particular reason at all either due to ignorance regarding certain situations or because of a implicit (or explicit) lack of care or understanding from where a protester was coming from, which also makes things worse for everyone going forward because if they don't understand or even care now... when will they?
I’m not against Mark using his platform to speak out but as a centrist that loves his content, it can get really awkward for me when Mark gets political in his videos (even when he’s talking about songs that are not political in the slightest, ex. His rant on the “misogyny” of Lucid Dreams) my views are much more in line with someone like Urinatingtree than Mark or Fantano (Love all 3 of those channels though)
@@ronstoppable5659 You don't hate him for lining up with the SJW strawman? He talks about sexism and misogyny and stuff like that so much that I'm pretty sure he counts as one. When he was asked "what needs to change in rock for it to become bigger" the very first thing he said was "get more women on the radio"
@The Variety Channel of youtube I absolutely hate that about him, but that still doesn’t keep me from enjoying his content, the dude’s absolutely hilarious and has given me some of my favorite UA-cam quotes of all time, also his political rants in his videos become pretty easy for me to ignore after a while and I take them about as seriously as I do the lyrics of an early Simple Plan song, so while I find them extremely cringy, I also kind of find them unintentionally hilarious
@JT LovesCodeLyoko He’s More Of a left leaning centrist but I’ve never physically cringed when he gets political in his videos and the only time he gets really political is when he rants about Trump, which I have no problem with since I don’t like him either, he doesn’t do a bunch of rants on “misogyny” and other SJW talking points, he’s even called out Wokeness and people bringing gender into everything in his videos, I could never see Mark doing that, he’s definitely my favorite music reviewer on This platform, and definitely the one I relate to the most, both in music taste and views
Now we have three hit songs titled “Rockstar” that made the top 10 in the history of the Hot 100. Nickelback did it first in 2007. Then Post Malone and 21 Savage in 2017-2018. Now, Dababy and Roddy Ricch. I’m interested to know which version of “Rockstar” is the better one? For me, I’d have to say Dababy’s version. Post Malone’s version I still love a lot.
Thank you for the introduction in today’s episode, Mark - let’s hope that these movements will provide us with remarkable change not just in the US, but around the world. Please be safe everyone
Lesientツ Yeah, “Life Is Good” will most likely stay off the top 10 next week which is a good thing. But I wonder how big the Chromatica album bomb will be. It might make “Rain On Me” stay at #1 a second week, but it has to contest with “Savage (Remix)” and “ROCKSTAR”.
mariokarter13 I’m also glad “Circles” lasted this long and it might be fading out naturally. But I hope “In Your Eyes” stays longer because I see it having a position on the YE Chart.
@Shock System And even then, Lil Baby isn't *that* good. Hell, I can only barely tolerate the fact that he's somehow stuck around despite having a name that should have excommunicated him from the rap game back when he first came up! At least DaBaby can try with his style to make up for his rap name, and even he's starting to lose credibility lately! And as for Gunna... I legitimately have no idea why people gravitate towards him at all. I mean, even with some of the worst artists/people that we've seen, I could kind of understand why they got interest, at the very least. With Gunna... it's just... nothing. Nothing I could truly tell at all. He honestly should have the same exposure level of someone like Nav - that is to say minor at best, not album bomb level like this shit.
Crazy Luigi Yes I do not understand the appeal of Gunna at all. I at least could see why Lil Baby might have fans but Gunna is Justin Bieber at his worse in the form of hip hop.
Hate to toot your own horn but "Cheerleader" is not a house song. Regardless I believe this is the first time a House song top the charts since maybe "Firework"?
@@solace8355 TY. It's been a while since House dominated the charts. Most of it were dance/EDM tracks that have aged rather badly. Excuse the fuzzy memory, politics man.
I really hope Rain On Me' sticks around to become a smash hit, it's probably the best #1 hit we've had this year since 'Blinding Lights' and is one of the best songs Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga have been on in years. Granted, it's most likely going to get overtaken by 'Rockstar' next week given how it seems like that song is destined to be the next 'The Box' and stick around at the top spot for weeks if not months. Still, I'm hoping this lasts longer than 'Stupid Love' did.
I haven't fully reviewed it but it's really catchy on a few passive listens. It is definitely an improvement over "Stupid Love" (a song that I genuinely like)
A bit off topic, but does anyone remember that there was a song back in 2011 by Pitbull and Marc Anthony, “Rain Over Me”? “Rain On Me” made me remember that song.
2020 has now tied 1995 & 2018 for the most #1 debuts in a single year with 4 each. This is really impressive considering that it's only the beginning of June and all 4 songs in question (Toosie Slide, THE SCOTTS, Stuck With U and Rain On Me) have debuted on the chart within the past 8 weeks!
Or you can blame the system behind it muster these dogs to be a hit. It's call clickbait and social media awareness that put these songs on the top and not indictive of quality. Just saying.
@@LK-tk2gl neither Heartless or LYTLM debuted at #1, they both hit the top their second week on after debuting at 32 & 15 respectively. also, you forgot 7 rings
it got even more with: 1. toosie slide 2. the scotts 3. stuck with u 4. rain on me 5. trollz (wish not) 6. cardigan 7. wap 8. dynamite 9. franchise 10. positions 11. life goes on 12. willow making 12 no 1 debuts 2021 had drivers license, whats next, peaches, montero, rapstar, good 4 u, butter, permission to dance, way 2 sexy, my universe, all too well totalling 11 #1 debuts 2022 and 2023 have both had 6, but 2023 will have more for sure (slime you out, prob another drake song...)
I agree mark with everything you said. The top 2 artists of this year so far, drake and the weeknd, are black artists. The biggest American artist would be roddy ricch this year. But that’s not the point. Black culture has been so powerful and impactful in these past couple years as hip hop and r&b ruled completely. Yet people still want to discredit and discriminate black people and it is honestly both disgusting and completely racist and unacceptable at all costs
Thanks for being so clear with your political statement in this time. We really need people to speak up now. On that note, This Is America by Childish Gambino and Alright by Kendrick Lamar might enter next week
Best of the Week - Rain On Me by Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande Honourable Mention - ily by surf mesa ft. Emilee Dishonourable Mention - MOTW by Gunna Worst of the Week - Dollaz On My Head by Gunna ft. Young Thug
Based on how disgusted Mark is every time he has to talk about Intentions, I can see it topping his worst hit songs of the year list. I can't blame him...
Will definitely be Top 10, but "Hot Girl Bummer" and "Hard to Forget" may block it from being Number 1. Sadly given Bieber's recordsuccess on pop radio (it's a pop song), I don't see it moving anywhere near it's position, but given its stats everywhere, I don't see it getting any higher.
Thank you for calling out Billboard. This needed to be said and I’m happy you’re taking the time to address issues around the industry/ies who don’t take their own words into effect and should make a difference to see if they are on our side. You are fantastic Mark, truly thank you ❤️
Blinding Lights still easily beats that song easily for me, since the majority of its supporters aren’t some of the worst fucking human beings on the Internet, unlike the other song
CALLING OUT HOW THE HOT 100 HAS WORKED TO PUT BLACK ARTISTS DOWN WE LOVE TO SEE IT!!!!! never forget when Billboard made a Pop 100 chart to counteract the Hot 100 having a lot of r&b/hip-hop on the chart in the mid 00s (iirc, only black artists went #1 in 2004, for example)
Also, I have a huge beef with PPM ratings system. I get how it works but that's the problem: it prioritised music radio play in malls and open spaces, which are mainly occupied by... 😁
Great 5 minutes. I love how you were nonchalant about any type of criticisms you would get from your audience and used your platform to call attention to the antagonist of progressive angles in the country and expose the Hot 100 as they justifiably do. In all honesty, this is why I watched this week of Billboard Breakdown. Fuck this Gunna album bomb, it's time to expose the people most responsible. Change does not start with sitting around and doing nothing, it's about action.
Thoughts: Gunna week! 5:39-Episode starts New #1! RIP Ballin! Bad week for Polo G and Future! Welcome back Young T! Good week for Lil Baby! ily Mark! I'M FEIGNING MARK! THAT'S MY GIMMICK MARK! Daechwita Mark! I Need It Mark! GOT DOLLAZ ON MY HEAD MARK! Rain On Me Mark! Gaga bomb next week! See ya next time!
BEST OF THE WEEK!: Rain On Me HM: no, I don't care. ily (I Love You Baby) Daechwita Need It Dollaz On My Head DHM: Cooler Than A Bitch (only counting it cause it debuted at #41, right outside the top 40) WOTW: Gimmick
Potentially Big Hits: Supalonely by BENEE & Gus Dapperton Break My Heart by Dua Lipa After a Few by Travis Denning Dior by Pop Smoke Ride It by Regard If the World Was Ending by JP Saxe ft. Julia Michaels Be Kind by Marshmello & Halsey Bluebird by Miranda Lambert Don't Rush by Young T & Bugsey ft. Headie One In Between by Scotty McCreery In Your Eyes (Remix) by The Weeknd & Doja Cat X by Jonas Brothers & KAROL G Watermelon Sugar by Harry Styles I'm gonna go over what I removed really quick. I took 'Daisies' off because most of you predicted it would flop, and you were right (such a shame, too. It's one of Katy Perry's best songs for me.) I also took off 'Six Feet Apart' because I don't see it returning to the charts anytime soon. So, any songs I should add or remove?
@@justezek8596 I have that same hope also. Also, I think the Migos song with Youngboy Never Broke Again could be on this list. Maybe Sour Candy as well, depending on how it looks going forward (i.e., could it be her new #1, will it even last that long). Oh yeah, almost forgot about Sam Smith having a song that's slowly rising up also!
Imagine attempting to delay Billboard Breakdown in support of a protest only for Billboard to delay the chart and essentially make your whole decision pointless. THAT is the struggle of Mark.
Cmon with the music facts about black artist on the charts over the decades. Fun fact back in the day they had a chart called the hot black singles 🙄 talk about the ignorance
I think the most interesting part of next week will be if songs like Alright and This is America re-chart next week. Both had high returns to Spotify so maybe they do make it back.
Who was that black historian you mentioned? Something Adams? I'd be very interested to read a black historian's take on Billboard. (No slight to your own epic mic drop, of course.)
Bubbling Under: 1. Gunna - Addys (debut) 2. Locash - One Big Country Song (+3) 3. Gunna - Rockstar Bikers & Chains (debut) 4. Justin Moore - Why We Drink (+9) 5. Eric Church - Monsters (+1) 6. Jason Aldean - Got What I Got (+14) 7. Machine Gun Kelly - Bloody Valentine (re-entry) 8. HARDY - One Beer (+6) 9. Doja Cat - Like That (+13) 10. Moneybagg Yo - 1 2 3 (+2) 11. Sleepy Hollow - Deep End Freestyle (debut) 12. Gunna - Do Better (debut) 13. Ashley McBryde - One Night Standards (+3) 14. Chase Rice - Lonely If You Are (-6) 15. Gunna - I'm On Some (debut) 16. Lee Brice - One of Them Girls (-1) 17. Chris Janson - Done (+8) 18. J.I. - Need Me (re-entry) 19. Skip Marley & H.E.R. - Slow Down (=) 20. Gunna - Far (debut) 21. AJR - Bang! (+2) 22. jxdn - Angels & Demons (debut) 23. Gunna - Don't Play Around (debut) 24. Florida Georgia Line - Second Guessing (=) 25. $uicideBoy$ - ...And To Those I Love, Thanks For Sticking Around (debut)
Like That is gonna debut soon and when Doja Cat drops the leaked music video soon it will skyrocket the charts. She deserves another hit after sincere apology.
I 100% agree with everything you said in the intro. I feel this incident with George Floyd is really gonna be the final straw that's going to start some real change in the American political climate, where we're not asking for change, but DEMANDING it. This feels different, and could possibly even swing the 2020 election. While I am thoroughly disgusted at what happened, and how the justice system is dealing with it, I am hopeful, that it will lead to permanent change in our justice system and in our society.
There isn't going to be any real change as there wasn't any change after the Rodney King incident. The problem is the government wants to protect itself so it allows bad cops to constantly be on the streets. The vast majority of protests and riots in the U.S. have been because of corrupt police.
@@mariokarter13 What is this mysterious poll you keep referring to? I'd really love a source on that (and most of the shit you've been talking about to be fair, but especially that one)
orlock20 Agreed. Shit didn’t change in 1992, doubt it’ll change this year. This isn’t a unique case and there’s no point in thinking the police system will ever change in America. I sound pessimistic as all hell, but why should I think otherwise?
@@solace8355 I think part of the reason is due to Trump's cowardice while all this is going on (and let's be clear, it is more cowardice with what he himself did with hiding in the bunker than trying to help calm the situation down then pure leadership), which is really making things even worse, especially since we still have COVID-19 to deal with, lest we forget. And oh yeah, who's "leadership" is it that led to 100,000+ deaths here due to this virus when other countries around the same time managed to quell it a lot better than we did?
@@Claire-hw5fv I'm aware of this but there will be a point in time where it will no longer be necessary. Whether it be someone rewatching the video or someone who only wants to see the main show. This is not to say that what Mark said isn't important, in fact I recommend that everyone should watch his speech. I'm simply catering for those who already have.
maxrevs24 Perhaps discussion rather than rant? Rant typically has more of a “don’t care; unimportant to me” tone on the internet in my mind. I know that’s not your intention, but some may take it in a more poor connotation.
@@XRAYElementz Sure, but discussion implies a conversation which isn't really feasible in a format like this. It also doesn't cover the more heated and angry moments of what Mark said. I do understand where you're coming from though.
There’s this good quote from Stereogum’s Tom Breihan on the Hot 100 not being as reflective as you think it is on what’s happening in America, “If you try to look at the pop charts as any kind of barometer for the national climate, you will drive yourself insane. Consider this: The week after Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey” shot to #1. Now: Were people attempting to mourn King by listening to to this guy’s drippy, maudlin, pervadingly assholish song about a dead woman? During hectic times, were people trying to soothe themselves with a sentimental ballad? Or were people simply not thinking about what was happening in the world when they were making their pop-music-related decisions? Who can know?”
Thanks for speaking on this issue. The underlying theme of this recent wave of protests has been questioning the validity of institutions perceived as natural, necessary, and persistently correct and reliable. So it's important to apply that same critical thinking to the field of media and entertainment, another arena where black people have continuously been devalued while seeing their work profiting others. It's especially significant coming from someone like you who's dedicated to observing Billboard, which has a sort of monopoly on what qualifies as a hit song. Highlighting the injustices enabled or enacted by the establishment you cover might not be the most extreme or directly effective gesture possible, but it's still important and shouldn't go without applauding. Thank you once again for using your platform the right way. P.S. There's zero chemistry on "Rain on Me"
I love that Rain On Me debuted at #1 and I agree that it is the best song of the week heck one of the best songs of the year and easily the best collab of the year. I hope we get a Lady Gaga Chromatica massive album bomb next week and all the songs debut on the chart. Here are the songs that I hope debut on the charts next week: Alice, Sour Candy (most likely hot shot debut), 911, Enigma, Replay, Sine From Above, Babylon, Fun Tonight. If Pretty Woman and Plastic Doll and 1000 Doves debut to I would also love that. I can also see Stupid Love returning to the charts next week. Next week is Lady Gaga's week and the charts should reflect that true fact.
Is In Your Eyes defiantly gonna miss the YE hot 100? It's back in the top 40 yet again and I don't see it not making it to 20 weeks. Also, I'm so glad Does To Me is a hit. I love how ridiculously likable Luke Combs is
The Variety Channel of youtube I’m also hoping In Your Eyes clenches a spot on the YE Chart. Even if it’s at #100 on the chart, I’ll be happy that it’s etched in history. The Weeknd had probably his greatest year in his career. After Hours is a masterpiece.❤️
@@positivitymaster4855 The Weeknd actually made a fantastic song about President Snow from The Hunger Games called Devil May Cry in 2013 that's probably one of his best. It's a shame that song didn't make a YE list
You should here their lame accuse, apparently it’s “hard to convict a police officer,” it’s not hard to sentence a murderer to life or even give a death sentence
Sadly, with the way the justice system is set up, it actually is harder to convict a police officer. That’s one of the reasons this shit keeps on happening; the police are not held accountable
@@mikerivera373 That is true. But keep in mind, just because there are officers across the nation (just like in Minneapolis) who have committed unjust acts against individuals, does not mean every single man and woman in the police force is racist. That's like saying every single German during Hitler's reign was a Nazi and supported him, which is completely bogus.
Truthfully I can't say I'm disgusted with the responses by law enforcement and the executive administration regarding this current situation. I mean I'm seeing wonderful images of police joining protesters in their marches because at the end of the day the police officers in question new exactly what they were doing (seriously it's been funny listening to Joe rogan tear these cops a new one in that you would have to be brain dead to think it's a good idea to put your whole weight on a person's neck. You won't find that in any judo or taekwondo class.) Beyond that I'm really frustrated at the constant rush by both spectrums of the media to portray the looters and rioters as more politically aligned in one direction. They're certainly a mixed bag of radical left and radical right and that's plain and simple. I feel most badly for the small businesses that were already hurting and I think the fact the riots spread from more than just Minnesota but rather to the rest of the country to be frustrating. For example I live in Nebraska and we've had multiple businesses burnt down. This isn't a racist state. We have one of the more diverse subsets of middle easterns and first generation Mexican immigrants of relatively anywhere. We are as accepting as can be expected of sane people (obviously some people are insane). What I will say is destruction like this is not healthy for anyone and I'm just not convinced the original incident had anything to do with race. Those cops are somewhere between extremely moronic and twisted. They didn't think like a sane group of persons in any way. And as far as I can tell they are being brought to trial in a reasonable manner. I wish the best for everyone and I just want people to not be murdered for no reason like this poor man. And I certainly appreciate the commentary regarding the hot 100 although I'm not sure racism really pertained to Lil nas X it certainly was prevalent for the better part of 4 decades. I wish the best for everyone and absolutely black lives matter.
No idea why so many people hyped up that Gunna album, it sounds like most of his previous stuff with all same problems (AKA- it's garbage). I'm glad Rain on Me got on number 1, it's not surprising (Ariana pretty much is magnet for top 10), but still- neat, that's a great song. I doubt that Chromatica will get solid album bomb, but if it does it would be pretty good.
Loved the intro mark very well said 😊😊 And as for Gunna I seriously don’t understand his appeal he’s literally the weakest in the trap genre. Literally every song he puts out is the same generic garbage that his contemporaries can do WAY better
sorry for not posting for the last few weeks Week 29/52 (55.8%) Formula: Paid/1250 + Free/1875 + Programmed/2500 + Radio/6000 + Sales/5 Cutoff: 180,000 points (margin of error +/- 7.5%.. 193.5k - 166.5k) Locked this week: N/A LW TW ARTIST - SONG POINTS 1 1 Roddy Ricch - The Box 967,123 2 2 Post Malone - Circles 862,888 3 3 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved 687,824 5 4 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 683,536 4 5 Maroon 5 - Memories 678,308 6 6 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 668,467 7 7 Arizona Zervas - ROXANNE 607,066 8 8 Tones & I - Dance Monkey 598,271 9 9 Future ft. Drake - Life Is Good 586,305 10 10 Billie Eilish - everything I wanted 533,218 11 11 Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber - 10,000 Hours 514,214 12 12 Mustard, Roddy Ricch - Ballin' 482,049 13 13 Harry Styles - Adore You 471,099 14 14 Maren Morris - The Bones 464,711 16 15 blackbear - hot girl bummer 438,537 15 16 The Weeknd - Heartless 429,139 21 17 Doja Cat - Say So 423,167 17 18 DaBaby - BOP 422,522 18 19 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me 419,549 19 20 Lizzo - Good As Hell 417,347 20 21 Chris Brown ft. Drake - No Guidance 394,567 22 22 Trevor Daniel - Falling 387,472 23 23 Camila Cabello ft. DaBaby - My Oh My 373,308 24 24 Justin Bieber ft. Quavo - Intentions 349,671 25 25 Lil Baby - Woah 326,090 26 26 Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello - Senorita 312,452 28 27 Roddy Ricch ft. Mustard - High Fashion 311,041 27 28 Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM 299,713 31 29 The Black Eyed Peas, J Balvin - RITMO (Bad Boys for Life) 290,785 29 30 Billie Eilish - bad guy 281,570 30 31 Rod Wave - Heart on Ice 280,382 32 32 Gabby Barret - I Hope 279,470 35 33 Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce - Savage 276,803 36 34 Drake - Toosie Slide 264,446 33 35 SHAED - Trampoline 263,181 34 36 Lizzo - Truth Hurts 250,374 37 37 Justin Bieber - Yummy 236,514 38 38 Old Dominion - One Man Band 234,953 39 39 Eminem ft. Juice WRLD - Godzilla 233,993 41 40 Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani - Nobody But You 232,921 49 41 Lil Mosey - Blueberry Faygo 223,009 45 42 Lil Baby - Sum 2 Prove 221,962 40 43 Juice WRLD, YoungBoy Never Broke Again - Bandit 221,407 42 44 YNW Melly, Juice WRLD - Suicidal 218,732 43 45 Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You 215,136 44 46 Lil Nas X - Panini 213,292 46 47 Jonas Brothers - Only Human 211,437 47 48 Young Thug ft. Gunna - Hot 210,716 48 49 Halsey - You should be sad 207,971 53 50 Morgan Wallen - Chasin You 202,688 50 51 Kane Brown - Homesick 198,405 51 52 Doja Cat, Tyga - Juicy 195,710 52 53 Luke Combs - Even Though I'm Leaving 190,503 54 54 H.E.R. ft. YG - Slide 185,016 55 55 Karol G, Nicki Minaj - Tusa 174,612 56 56 Russ ft. BIA - BEST ON EARTH 173,766 57 57 Sam Hunt - Kinfolks 173,605 60 58 Carly Pearce, Lee Brice - I Hope You're Happy Now 172,631 58 59 Ed Sheeran ft. Justin Bieber - I Don't Care 169,521 59 60 Ingrid Andress - More Hearts than Mine 169,433 64 61 Jack Harlow - WHATS POPPIN 162,389 63 62 JACKBOYS ft. Young Thug - OUT WEST 155,886 87 63 DaBaby ft. Roddy Ricch - ROCKSTAR 152,409 61 64 Brenda Lee - Rockin Around the Christmas Tree 151,172 74 65 SAINt JHN - Roses (Imanbek Remix) 150,222 62 66 Dustin Lynch - Ridin Roads 149,712 69 67 Pop Smoke - Dior 148,283 71 68 Jhene Aiko - P*$$Y FAIRY (OTW) 144,259 65 69 Taylor Swift - Lover 143,226 66 70 Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus - Old Town Road 141,402 78 71 Lewis Capaldi - Before You Go 141,347 67 72 Halsey - Graveyard 140,614 68 73 Jonas Brothers - Sucker 140,428 70 74 Jordan Davis - Slow Dancing in a Parking Lot 138,271 84 75 Surfaces - Sunday Best 137,207 72 76 Jonas Brothers - What a Man Gotta Do 135,405 88 77 Powfu ft. beabadoobee - death bed 133,948 73 78 Jon Pardi - Heartache Medication 133,115 75 79 Wale ft. Jeremih - On Chill 132,032 76 80 Lil Uzi Vert - Futsal Shuffle 2020 131,481 77 81 DaBaby - VIBEZ 131,133 79 82 Luke Bryan - What She Wants Tonight 127,853 80 83 Lady Gaga - Stupid Love 127,696 81 84 Bad Bunny - Vete 127,550 82 85 Brett Young - Catch 126,860 94 86 Luke Combs ft. Eric Church - Does to Me 123,673 83 87 Burl Ives - A Holly Jolly Christmas 123,221 85 88 Jake Owen - Homemade 121,691 86 89 Lil Tecca - Ran$om 121,004 97 90 THE SCOTTS, Travis Scott, Kid Cudi - THE SCOTTS 118,168 89 91 Bobby Helms - Jingle Bell Rock 117,281 95 92 Diplo, Morgan Wallen - Heartless 116,968 90 93 Summer Walker ft. Bryson Tiller - Playing Games 114,654 91 94 Jason Aldean - We Back 113,152 92 95 Chris Brown ft. Gunna - Heat 110,796 102 96 Dua Lipa - Break My Heart 110,016 93 97 Demi Lovato - I Love Me 108,954 104 98 Thomas Rhett ft. Jon Pardi - Beer Can't Fix 108,832 107 99 The Weeknd - In Your Eyes 107,163 96 100 Andy Williams - It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 102,565 108 101 Lil Baby - Emotionally Scarred 101,834 98 102 Lady Antebellum - What If I Never Get Over You 100,651 99 103 Don Toliver - No Idea 100,322 100 104 Ed Sheeran ft. Khalid - Beautiful People 99,848 112 105 BENEE ft. Gus Dapperton - Supalonely 98,526 101 106 YoungBoy Never Broke Again - Make No Sense 98,337 103 107 Idina Menzel & AURORA - Into the Unknown 98,075 105 108 Post Malone ft. Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott - Take What You Want 97,633 106 109 NLE Choppa - Camelot 96,862 109 110 Wham! - Last Christmas 92,435 122 112 Sam Hunt - Hard to Forget 90,233 124 114 Travis Denning - After a Few 89,139 130 121 NLE Choppa ft. Roddy Ricch - Walk Em Down 84,046 126 122 Bad Bunny - Yo Perreo Sola 82,915 137 123 Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber - stuck with u 82,459 133 127 Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar 79,465 149 133 6ix9ine - GOOBA 73,505 138 134 twenty one pilots - Level of Concern 72,937 135 135 NAV ft. Travis Scott, Gunna - Turks 71,398 139 136 PARTYNEXTDOOR ft. Rihanna - BELIEVE IT 70,862 151 145 Noah Cyrus ft. Leon Bridges - July 61,945 158 147 JP Saxe ft. Julia Michaels - If the World Was Ending 61,225 152 148 Lil Baby, 42 Dugg - Grace 60,920 NE 193 Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande - Rain On Me 38,703
That's only because the last one I remember was a national holiday. Still feels gross especially given they are a subset of the music industry and feel complict in their unfair treatment towards black artists, a conversation going on for decades even centuries. And I can go on, but sufficient to say, I hate Bieber being on the charts now then ever especially when he is a prime example of the music industry allowing a white artist to pivot towards urban sounds to make a hit, along with regressive attitudes surrounding women. Yeah bad song indeed, hell that had to sour on me with every consecutive listen. Definitely one of the worst songs from 2020.
I really hope so, we need some quality on the Hot 100 in a bleak time, and because of what we are given and given its reviews, I will not be disappointed if we do.
Be safe out there everyone. The world is becoming a scary place right now. Next Week Predictions: Maybe an album bomb from Lady Gaga and or Lil Yachty. I know there's going to be a few protest anthems like Alright by Kendrick Lamar, F The Police by N.W.A, maybe Riot by XXXTention, Freedom by Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar, Changes by 2Pac, and maybe something from Run The Jewels next week. I hope Run The Jewels chart, they really do deserve it. Also, expect the Savage Remix or ROCKSTAR to the new Number One. Watermelon Sugar will probably break through the Top 40 (I seriously hope it does.). Also, G Herbo recently released the Deluxe edition of PTSD. So, here's hoping that the title track will come back on the charts and actually stay. It's a really great song. Also, expect those new singles from the late Juice WRLD and Rosalia with Travis Scott to chart next week too. Let me know if I forgot anything.
Okay, so ... I'm not an expert on this (that's one reason I watch these videos in the first place), but what exactly happened to "Someone You Loved"? Did it get pulled from circulation or something? It was holding on to the outer rims of the top 20 just last week, and it's not like it passed any important threshold this week (it would have been its 55th week on the Hot 100). Why is it gone so suddenly?
Billboard has a rule where if a song has lasted on the Hot 100 longer than a year (52 weeks) and falls below #25, it's dropped to the recurrent charts. SYL was on its 54th week on the chart and was #20 last week, so I'm guessing it had a big enough fall (6 spots or more) to drop from the Hot 100 entirely. With that said, I was not expecting its exit out of the chart either given it was still #20 last week. I also didn't realize it'd been more than a year since it debuted...
Well,since chaos erupted in the US on top of a pandemic and an Anonymous comeback with an gigantic exposed that I'm surprised didn't cause more repercussion,this week felt oddly peaceful in the charts even with a Gunna album bomb. Well,I agree with Mark,Rain On Me is a great song!It's just fun dance pop we really need rn.Even if I really loved Savage,ROM deserved to brine to the top in these troubled times. So the TikTok debut this week is Ily...Meh I kinda don't have an opinion on it.It have a great vibe though. SOMEONE YOU LOVED IS FINALLY GONE.YES. With the radio cut on the calculations,I'm surprised Adore You didn't collapse since(even I absolutely LOVE this song) radio is kind of everything it has.Serioulsy,we managed to marginally close the radio-streaming breach with Don't Start Now I think we can do it with Adore You(although it probably won't happen). So with the TikTok Trinity that debuted in the same week as the Bad Bunny album bomb almost reaching the top 20,that means we'll have Sunday Best coming for it in the few weeks.Joy. Ok Imma address Break My Heart's uneven chart run so far,well,it's really big on streaming,but the big problem,is that it has faced a lot of competition to reach the Top 20 unlike it's sister song,Don't Start Now which it's only true threats were the Christmas songs that all die in early January and Harry Styles,meanwhile,BMH had Drake,DaBaby,Future and a lot of other album bombs.Yeah this paragraph is just a random thought. And another random thought.SOMEHOW Take What You Want is actually in the YE projections even if it probably fall off.That's nice to know since that's easily the best song on Hollywood's Bleeding. As peaceful this week is,next one will be more in-your-face active with the battle for the number one with Rockstar's giant streaming numbers and ROM's album boost (depending on how Chromatica picks up),Kendrick Lamar's comeback,This is America rising from it's ashes with help of a mashup of it with Congratulations which blew up on TikTok and the current situation(I'm still wondering how this won't return with TIA since Posty is considerably bigger than Gambino),Watermelon Sugar,Roses and In Your Eyes if it keeps it's remix momentum will continue to rise and RITMO going unnoticed and further locking it's YE spot.
MTG Setsmith At this route, I wouldn’t be surprised if “Before You Go” made it to the top 20. I’m also glad that “Someone You Loved” is finally gone. In my opinion, I can stomach through “Before You Go” fine, but it’s still bad.
Garrett Ray I don’t see “Rain On Me” lasting 16 weeks at #1, but I respect your opinion. I do like “Rain On Me” but I don’t think it has the staying power to stay that long.
I always respect people’s opinions but idk how well this coveys what’s rly going on. In times of crisis I hate the idea that everyone is more divided than brought together. The left in generally blaming everyone else and insinuating that America is a nation full of monsters, or the rights general ignorance to social issues and abrupt and often uncalled for standards when it comes to handling issues such as this. The idea that people with platforms try to attack others in situations like this, we should all be on the same fucking side. People spoke out so much against the current administration in 2016 and accused it everything in the book, yet it still won. So I believe that people need to shut the fuck up on social media and create the change they want to see. That’s why I have mad respect to mark for donating to bail funds and trying to learn more. Even if I don’t agree with all his points he is definitely educated on this subject. This is why I encourage everyone here and who ik irl to make informed opinions for themselves . Don’t just mindlessly post something because everyone else is doing it. Do your own research watch news sources on both sides of the political spectrum and make your decision based on that. This might actually lead to positive change, as maybe one day people my age (gen z) can have unique opinions not solely based on what other people tell them to think.
Great point. We should come together and vote for change. No protestors attacking press, police. No police attacking protestors. No looting, and no left vs right.
Great vid, it's always having someone breaking down the billboard charts and Rain on Me should stay #1 for a while cause it's amazing and happy of course that you're talking about George Floyd, however I do believe it was the escalation of the riots that happened first which cause police to start firing rubber bullets. Still bad though
"Rain On Me" is the best song Ariana has either made or helped take to number 1. "Thank U Next" is meh, "7 Rings" (I just don't wanna talk about that song) and "Stuck With U" (probably a worst hit songs of the year list contender if it wasn't for charity), that said I do find Lady Gaga's move back to pop a little jarring after "A Star is Born" and "Joanne" but "Rain On Me" is pretty good, would be nice if the stans on Twitter calmed down a little (several of them got really pissy after Lady Gaga and Ariana Grade missed number one in Australia...it mostly missed number one because of streaming). Gunna joins the list of least appealing rappers to somehow have a career right now. Next week: Who knows? Wasn't much on the new releases front that appeared to get people talking apart from Chromatica, dare say a few songs on the Bubbling Under chart might get onto the Hot 100
Rain on Me just doesn't work for me for some reason. I think it's probably to do with Lady Gaga's delivery which just sounds weird and flat. I can't seem to get into any Gaga songs the last few years.
With the conversations surrounding racism and protests and all that goodness now, what is y'all opinion surrounding a song like "Freaky Friday" by Chris Brown featuring Lil Dicky? Do you hate it, still did, love it, mixed, etc.? Be honest.
Stream all of Lady Gaga's Chromatica as I really want most of the songs to debut on the charts next week including Sour Candy which is looking to be the hot shot debut next week and with a music video on the way it will be a hit.
Well, time to listen to 11 Gunna songs from the album that finally broke Fantano. Also, good for Mark to support BLM and call out Trump, as well as systemic racism in the music industry. ily: surf mesa is an appropriate name for this artist because the song sounds like a beach song. Unfortunately, some of the vocal mixing sounds as coarse and rough and irritating as sand. Still, a good summer song that I will not be listening to at the beach because I don't want to get sick. 7/10 FEIGNING: I get that the instrumental was trying to sound exotic but it just doesn't work and gives me a headache. Also, he is not definitely feigning the fact that he is people's favorite artist. 2/10 GIMMICK: Yes, it is a gimmick. And an a dated and overused one at that. 1/10 MOTW: Gunna, dropping bird shit on the charts since 2018. 3/10 NASTY GIRL / ON CAMERA: This answered my question about whether or not artists listen to their own music while having sex. The second half is better though and there's actually a stylistic reason for the two songs being together. 4/10 Daechwita: Good to see BTS getting some representation. This is one of the hardest hitting rap songs this week. Also, "that’s your reason for using drugs, cry me a river, you just got no skills" from the Genius English translation made me laugh considering he's going up against Gunna this week. 7/10 MET GALA: At least the chorus is somewhat coherent this time. 3/10 ARGENTINA: It's at least an interesting story, but his vocal delivery is awful. 4/10 Need It: Both verses are good and it was smart for them to share two verses instead of the song being 5 minutes long. Also, Migos has been really quiet this year besides Quavo's out-of-place verse on Intentions. 8/10 BLINDFOLD: I was wondering when Lil Baby would show up. Granted, the beat fits with the eerie lyrics. 5/10 WUNNA: Cooking drugs like Benihana is a unique reference, but not enough to save this song from being forgettable despite being the title track. 3/10 TOP FLOOR: I love how this song is trying to will itself into becoming Hot by Young Thug featuring Gunna and Travis Scott with the trumpets in the background. At least Travis' part is more interesting that almost everything else on the album. 4/10 COOLER THAN A BITCH: Gunna's parts are too long and Roddy's part is too short. Roddy is a breath of fresh air on this album and is the reason it's getting the best song of the album bomb. 5/10 DOLLAZ ON MY HEAD: Gunna really brings Young Thug down to his level. 3/10 Rain On Me: The lyrics are kind of basic, though I wasn't expecting much. I prefer Ariana's parts over Gaga's, but both are solid. Not one of my favorites from the album, but it's still good. 7/10 No ranking this week, considering it's mostly Gunna. Best of the week is Need It and worst of the week is GIMMICK. Edit: I'm compiling and ranking a list of number one hits of the 2020s based on my 10-point scale. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QCxjOxOJNcBnYksJY_WD6Uj-O8x94PY7IsIZNuqON3g/
In no particular order BEST: Blinding Lights, Dance Monkey, Rain On Me, Everything I Wanted, Even Though I'm Leaving, Does To Me, Don't Start Now, Heart On Ice, Heartless, In Your Eyes, Break My Heart, All I Want For Christmas Is You, Supalonely, Be Kind, I Hope You're Happy Now WORST: Hard To Forget, Hot Girl Bummer, Sunday Best, Intentions, Nobody But You, Bandit, Toosie Slide, Yummy, My Oh My, Gooba, Sum 2 Prove, the bad Heartless, and maybe say so
@@LK-tk2gl Oh yeah, that's right. I forgot about that being possible. That being said, if it's going to have a run, it needs to start now since there's not that many weeks left for it.
I must admit I would be interested in that, if only to hear his thoughts on that song in particular. Missed opportunity the last time it had traction due to the neat bait and switch there from Look At Me to that song in question.
Worst: All GUNNA SONGS- No Disrespect, but I just don't like GUNNA music, Sorry DM1: All SUFT MESA SONGS- Who is fuck is this guy? HM: Need It- It's Ok BOTW: Rain On Me- I want a Chromatica Album Bomb I don't know about you folks but if Mark's intro doesn't make you get a drive to go vote this fall, I don't know what the hell will. GO VOTE THIS FALL, THE STAKES ARE TOO HIGH FOR YOU TO FUCKING NOT TOO! #BlackLivesMatter
I would say it’s between rockstar and savage next week and probably for a good part of the next month as well. Rockstar right now is the front runner for song of summer because it still has a lot of radio to gain. I see can top 40 jumping on this song. But maybe something else will still come out of the blue. Glad that someone you loved us off. But his new song before you go is even worst. Glad rain on you if number one. It’s better then most numbers 1 this year.
Apparently some pedants here are getting annoyed 'you didn't mention the riots/looting, WAHHH', so here's my brief response.
1. If you've been paying attention, that has faded quickly in the weekend and any property destruction was pretty targeted. As I said, the majority of protests around the world have been non-violent, and mostly have only turned violent when assailed by the police firing first with chemical agents (which tear gas is) OR right-wing extremists under the guise of antifascists (which has been proved by the FBI of all people, known to be sympathetic to left-wing causes and all that).
1b. When there has been agitation and looting outside of that, the movement on the ground has actively worked to suppress it, not egg it on. Nobody is looking to destroy small businesses in their own community, and when that destruction has happened, it's been linked to outside agitators or those right-wing extremist types looking to perpetuate chaos.
2. The 'protests/riots' narrative also fails to discount the documented videos of police (both undercover and otherwise) destroying property AND looting (and then lying vociferously about it), so if we're looking to make general statements surrounding 'violence discredits the movements', the state-sponsored violence should factor into your logic if you're being 'intellectually honest'.
3. The vast majority of corporate and police property is insured and again, if your issue of 'looting/riots' is pushed to discredit an organized movement surrounding police brutality and the lives of black people, I'm gonna look at you funny.
4. Even if the riots were unprovoked and vastly more destructive, the larger and disproportionate violent crackdown upon peaceful protestors and journalists pretty much blows right past that, which has led to more deaths of black men (RIP David McAtee).
All of this evidence is well-documented SHOULD you choose to look.
I think the best quote I’ve seen surrounding that situation is that if your response is “it’s a shame that a black man was murdered by the police, but the destruction of property has to stop” instead of “it’s a shame that property is being destroyed, but the murdering of black men by police has to stop,” then you are part of the problem and you need to re-examine your priorities
@@mikerivera373 What I also like is how the coward President and his administration likes to bring up property damage narratives instead of actual protests happening in Los Angeles and New York right now.
I don't like property damage either but majority of them are taking advantage of the chaos in order to do so and are taking away from the actual purpose of the protest. Furthermore, the undercover police is true and is well documented, but media refuses to report that.
We should not believe this narrative as it's used to try to slience our voices from being heard.
To add insult to injury, the administration then want to gaslight the audience into believing that protestors are killing police officers?! WHAT?!
Where is there evidence? Surely, it adds that instigators are great at covering up their actions than taking accountably because they cannot prove that protestors are the ones doing it.
@@mariokarter13 the secret here is that both of these could have been avoided if there wasn't systemic ineptitude and laziness by the people who are supposed to be leading and protecting the country
I should also note that plenty of other people have died also, including a retired black cop that was trying to stop a rioter/looter, only to get shot dead in cold blood and have his dead body streamed on Facebook Live and then spread onto Twitter (R.I.P. David Dorn), which honestly only furthers the point on how we need to care for other black lives a lot better than we actually have during this period of time. Also, some people being arrested for no particular reason at all either due to ignorance regarding certain situations or because of a implicit (or explicit) lack of care or understanding from where a protester was coming from, which also makes things worse for everyone going forward because if they don't understand or even care now... when will they?
The first 5 and a half minutes are Soooo satisfying.
I’m not against Mark using his platform to speak out but as a centrist that loves his content, it can get really awkward for me when Mark gets political in his videos (even when he’s talking about songs that are not political in the slightest, ex. His rant on the “misogyny” of Lucid Dreams) my views are much more in line with someone like Urinatingtree than Mark or Fantano (Love all 3 of those channels though)
@@ronstoppable5659 You don't hate him for lining up with the SJW strawman? He talks about sexism and misogyny and stuff like that so much that I'm pretty sure he counts as one. When he was asked "what needs to change in rock for it to become bigger" the very first thing he said was "get more women on the radio"
@The Variety Channel of youtube I absolutely hate that about him, but that still doesn’t keep me from enjoying his content, the dude’s absolutely hilarious and has given me some of my favorite UA-cam quotes of all time, also his political rants in his videos become pretty easy for me to ignore after a while and I take them about as seriously as I do the lyrics of an early Simple Plan song, so while I find them extremely cringy, I also kind of find them unintentionally hilarious
@@ronstoppable5659 what about ARTV, because I'm very certain that Jon has said in a previous video that he's a centrist.
@JT LovesCodeLyoko He’s More Of a left leaning centrist but I’ve never physically cringed when he gets political in his videos and the only time he gets really political is when he rants about Trump, which I have no problem with since I don’t like him either, he doesn’t do a bunch of rants on “misogyny” and other SJW talking points, he’s even called out Wokeness and people bringing gender into everything in his videos, I could never see Mark doing that, he’s definitely my favorite music reviewer on This platform, and definitely the one I relate to the most, both in music taste and views
This show is one of the most important times of the week for me mark.
Thank you
mark coming out with RECEIPTS hell yeah
Easily the best and most important episode you have ever made, phenomenal job Mark.
I can’t believe ROCKSTAR is DaBaby’s biggest song
Congrats to him, even if it’s nowhere near his best, especially compared to ‘Intro’ from last year.
Now we have three hit songs titled “Rockstar” that made the top 10 in the history of the Hot 100. Nickelback did it first in 2007.
Then Post Malone and 21 Savage in 2017-2018.
Now, Dababy and Roddy Ricch. I’m interested to know which version of “Rockstar” is the better one? For me, I’d have to say Dababy’s version. Post Malone’s version I still love a lot.
Post Malone
Allan Jurgens They have the same name
Thank you for the introduction in today’s episode, Mark - let’s hope that these movements will provide us with remarkable change not just in the US, but around the world. Please be safe everyone
GO VOTE THIS FALL
@@jtlovescodelyoko Better yet, VOTE NOW. YOUR LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT SPEAK FOR YOU, NOT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
Thanks Mark for the intro. As a black man, Things are getting scary out here. So it’s nice to see the support. #BLM
The first five minutes are just straight facts - major props for that Mark
R.I.P to Circles being in the Top 10. 😞 You’ve has a good 38 week run.
A Smash Brother it could be back in the top 10 with the departure of Life is good but lady Gaga has sour candy coming and that might nudge out circles
@@jessejames3108 Yep. And I don't mind it staying at 38 weeks myself.
Lesientツ Yeah, “Life Is Good” will most likely stay off the top 10 next week which is a good thing. But I wonder how big the Chromatica album bomb will be. It might make “Rain On Me” stay at #1 a second week, but it has to contest with “Savage (Remix)” and “ROCKSTAR”.
mariokarter13 I’m also glad “Circles” lasted this long and it might be fading out naturally. But I hope “In Your Eyes” stays longer because I see it having a position on the YE Chart.
I am convinced that Lil Baby got gains this week because people can’t tell him and Gunna apart.
@Shock System And even then, Lil Baby isn't *that* good. Hell, I can only barely tolerate the fact that he's somehow stuck around despite having a name that should have excommunicated him from the rap game back when he first came up! At least DaBaby can try with his style to make up for his rap name, and even he's starting to lose credibility lately! And as for Gunna... I legitimately have no idea why people gravitate towards him at all. I mean, even with some of the worst artists/people that we've seen, I could kind of understand why they got interest, at the very least. With Gunna... it's just... nothing. Nothing I could truly tell at all. He honestly should have the same exposure level of someone like Nav - that is to say minor at best, not album bomb level like this shit.
Crazy Luigi Yes I do not understand the appeal of Gunna at all. I at least could see why Lil Baby might have fans but Gunna is Justin Bieber at his worse in the form of hip hop.
I'm kinda really happy Rain On Me went to #1, cuz this is the first time a house song became a huge hit, let alone hit #1 since Cheerleader? I think.
Hate to toot your own horn but "Cheerleader" is not a house song. Regardless I believe this is the first time a House song top the charts since maybe "Firework"?
@@Supaboii1 Oh that. It's forgettable, for good reason.
Ezekwesili Okonkwo The remix of Cheerleader that became a hit is deep house.
@@solace8355 TY. It's been a while since House dominated the charts. Most of it were dance/EDM tracks that have aged rather badly. Excuse the fuzzy memory, politics man.
SidTV25 yes and I really like Cheerleader so obviously I’m gonna like this one
I really hope Rain On Me' sticks around to become a smash hit, it's probably the best #1 hit we've had this year since 'Blinding Lights' and is one of the best songs Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga have been on in years. Granted, it's most likely going to get overtaken by 'Rockstar' next week given how it seems like that song is destined to be the next 'The Box' and stick around at the top spot for weeks if not months. Still, I'm hoping this lasts longer than 'Stupid Love' did.
I haven't fully reviewed it but it's really catchy on a few passive listens. It is definitely an improvement over "Stupid Love" (a song that I genuinely like)
Why is popular music the only good thing about this year?
@@mikerivera373 Looks like all we needed was quarantine for people to try to put their best foot forward.
A bit off topic, but does anyone remember that there was a song back in 2011 by Pitbull and Marc Anthony, “Rain Over Me”? “Rain On Me” made me remember that song.
A Smash Brother I know exactly what you’re talking about.
The first 5 and a half minutes are proof as to why I respect the hell out of Mark
Just 5 minutes of me going "I knew there was a reason I liked him so much"
2020 has now tied 1995 & 2018 for the most #1 debuts in a single year with 4 each. This is really impressive considering that it's only the beginning of June and all 4 songs in question (Toosie Slide, THE SCOTTS, Stuck With U and Rain On Me) have debuted on the chart within the past 8 weeks!
Or you can blame the system behind it muster these dogs to be a hit.
It's call clickbait and social media awareness that put these songs on the top and not indictive of quality. Just saying.
I’m sure this year we will see more #1 Debuts
2019 had four number one debuts too (heartless, lytlm, hitr, sucker)
@@LK-tk2gl neither Heartless or LYTLM debuted at #1, they both hit the top their second week on after debuting at 32 & 15 respectively.
also, you forgot 7 rings
it got even more with:
1. toosie slide
2. the scotts
3. stuck with u
4. rain on me
5. trollz (wish not)
6. cardigan
7. wap
8. dynamite
9. franchise
10. positions
11. life goes on
12. willow
making 12 no 1 debuts
2021 had drivers license, whats next, peaches, montero, rapstar, good 4 u, butter, permission to dance, way 2 sexy, my universe, all too well totalling 11 #1 debuts
2022 and 2023 have both had 6, but 2023 will have more for sure (slime you out, prob another drake song...)
Your passion is refreshing and uplifting, Mark. Never stop.
I agree mark with everything you said. The top 2 artists of this year so far, drake and the weeknd, are black artists. The biggest American artist would be roddy ricch this year. But that’s not the point. Black culture has been so powerful and impactful in these past couple years as hip hop and r&b ruled completely. Yet people still want to discredit and discriminate black people and it is honestly both disgusting and completely racist and unacceptable at all costs
Disclaimer: Drake is biracial and has his own problems especially being proped up by the industry.
I agree with your point.
Thanks for being so clear with your political statement in this time. We really need people to speak up now.
On that note, This Is America by Childish Gambino and Alright by Kendrick Lamar might enter next week
Ah damn, I was getting kinda used to avoiding Someone You Loved.
Goodbye Someone You Loved. Finally.
Best of the Week - Rain On Me by Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande
Honourable Mention - ily by surf mesa ft. Emilee
Dishonourable Mention - MOTW by Gunna
Worst of the Week - Dollaz On My Head by Gunna ft. Young Thug
Based on how disgusted Mark is every time he has to talk about Intentions, I can see it topping his worst hit songs of the year list. I can't blame him...
Will definitely be Top 10, but "Hot Girl Bummer" and "Hard to Forget" may block it from being Number 1.
Sadly given Bieber's recordsuccess on pop radio (it's a pop song), I don't see it moving anywhere near it's position, but given its stats everywhere, I don't see it getting any higher.
Worse than Yummy?
Michael Adkins in his opinion, yes. He said as much when the song came out
Also, pretty sure that Hot a Girl Bummer is still running away with worst of the year
@@michaeladkins6 IMO, both are terrible
Thank you for calling out Billboard. This needed to be said and I’m happy you’re taking the time to address issues around the industry/ies who don’t take their own words into effect and should make a difference to see if they are on our side. You are fantastic Mark, truly thank you ❤️
Rain on Me & Blinding Lights are my favorite #1 single so far this
Mine too.
Blinding Lights still easily beats that song easily for me, since the majority of its supporters aren’t some of the worst fucking human beings on the Internet, unlike the other song
@@ronstoppable5659 Lol. Love Blinding Lights too.
@@ronstoppable5659 Umm. Why should the fans of a song determine whether you like the song?
Bring Back KP, Animated Obviously /CrisisOnFire1977 I’m not gonna judge it based the fans.
CALLING OUT HOW THE HOT 100 HAS WORKED TO PUT BLACK ARTISTS DOWN WE LOVE TO SEE IT!!!!!
never forget when Billboard made a Pop 100 chart to counteract the Hot 100 having a lot of r&b/hip-hop on the chart in the mid 00s (iirc, only black artists went #1 in 2004, for example)
mariokarter13 I think UrinatingTree had the best take on companies’ responses
@@mikerivera373 Indeed he was. :D
Amen! I thought everyone forgot that.
Also, I have a huge beef with PPM ratings system. I get how it works but that's the problem: it prioritised music radio play in malls and open spaces, which are mainly occupied by... 😁
Great 5 minutes. I love how you were nonchalant about any type of criticisms you would get from your audience and used your platform to call attention to the antagonist of progressive angles in the country and expose the Hot 100 as they justifiably do.
In all honesty, this is why I watched this week of Billboard Breakdown. Fuck this Gunna album bomb, it's time to expose the people most responsible. Change does not start with sitting around and doing nothing, it's about action.
THAT IS WHY HIS MESSAGE HAS ME DRIVEN TO GO VOTE THIS FALL, I HOPE THAT DRIVE APPLIES TO YOU AND EVERYONE ELSE WATCHING.
You people are funny! Mark is not that influential. All I'm saying.
@mariokarter13 Based on that comment, I’m gonna assume that you’re a centrist like I am, if so good to see a fellow one here, really appreciate it
@@ronstoppable5659 Yes we all need centrists. No joke, I'm an independent.
Thoughts:
Gunna week!
5:39-Episode starts
New #1!
RIP Ballin!
Bad week for Polo G and Future!
Welcome back Young T!
Good week for Lil Baby!
ily Mark!
I'M FEIGNING MARK!
THAT'S MY GIMMICK MARK!
Daechwita Mark!
I Need It Mark!
GOT DOLLAZ ON MY HEAD MARK!
Rain On Me Mark!
Gaga bomb next week!
See ya next time!
Also, so long Someone You Loved!
Pretty sure he misprounced Daechwita like just listen to the song it’s not Daich-WEET-ah bro
Decade-End List - Week 27/521 (5.2%)
LW TW ARTIST SONG POINTS
~ALL-TIME LIST CUTOFF: 1,052,383~
1 1 Roddy Ricch - The Box 930,626
2 2 Post Malone - Circles 836,854
~2010'S CUTOFF: 717,580~
3 3 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 603,408
4 4 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 574,948
5 5 Future ft. Drake - Life Is Good 555,358
6 6 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved 525,199
8 7 Maroon 5 - Memories 521,040
7 8 Arizona Zervas - ROXANNE 520,088
9 9 Tones & I - Dance Monkey 403,001
11 10 Doja Cat - Say So 351,588
12 11 Justin Bieber ft. Quavo - Intentions 342,507
10 12 Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber - 10,000 Hours 322,227
13 13 Harry Styles - Adore You 306,282
14 14 Billie Eilish - everything I wanted 298,310
16 15 Drake - Toosie Slide 271,093
15 16 Lizzo - Good As Hell 254,541
17 17 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me 234,434
18 18 The Weeknd - Heartless 230,882
20 19 Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce - Savage 224,154
19 20 Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You 196,560
22 21 Maren Morris - The Bones 180,061
21 22 Mustard, Roddy Ricch - Ballin' 179,142
23 23 DaBaby - BOP 157,733
24 24 blackbear - hot girl bummer 155,742
30 25 DaBaby ft. Roddy Ricch - ROCKSTAR 146,294
25 26 Camila Cabello ft. DaBaby - My Oh My 141,250
26 27 Chris Brown ft. Drake - No Guidance 135,807
27 28 Brenda Lee - Rockin Around the Christmas Tree 132,166
28 29 Trevor Daniel - Falling 127,578
29 30 Justin Bieber - Yummy 117,053
33 31 Roddy Ricch ft. Mustard - High Fashion 109,204
31 32 Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello - Senorita 109,202
32 33 Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM 108,941
34 34 Lil Baby - Woah 97,070
37 35 Gabby Barret - I Hope 96,186
36 36 Eminem ft. Juice WRLD - Godzilla 92,527
35 37 Burl Ives - A Holly Jolly Christmas 92,214
40 38 THE SCOTTS, Travis Scott, Kid Cudi - THE SCOTTS 86,666
41 39 Lil Mosey - Blueberry Faygo 85,610
38 40 Billie Eilish - bad guy 83,203
39 41 Lizzo - Truth Hurts 81,121
43 42 The Black Eyed Peas, J Balvin - RITMO (Bad Boys for Life) 78,089
42 43 SHAED - Trampoline 76,094
44 44 Bobby Helms - Jingle Bell Rock 74,534
45 45 Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani - Nobody But You 74,398
48 46 Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber - stuck with u 70,026
50 47 Morgan Wallen - Chasin You 67,394
46 48 Rod Wave - Heart on Ice 64,810
47 49 Lady Gaga - Stupid Love 62,522
59 50 SAINt JHN - Roses (Imanbek Remix) 60,928
NE 59 Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande - Rain On Me 52,000
GOAT List:
40 36 Post Malone - Circles 1,220,528
242 218 Roddy Ricch - The Box 930,626
ill be honest, i love ily, and rain on me is probably my most listened to song for the week, so this week is bookended perfectly
Zeum ily sounds like it was recorded in a cave lol
Thank you, Mark, for using your platform to bring attention to the important social issues going on in the United States.
Pastor Mark speaking the gospel this week. This is what a good ally does. Kudos.
#BlackLivesMatter
GO VOTE THIS FALL
THE STAKES ARE TOO HIGH FOR YOU NOT TO.
AMEN
BEST OF THE WEEK!: Rain On Me
HM: no, I don't care.
ily (I Love You Baby)
Daechwita
Need It
Dollaz On My Head
DHM: Cooler Than A Bitch (only counting it cause it debuted at #41, right outside the top 40)
WOTW: Gimmick
Him saying "I could go on and I WILL" reminded me of This Love by Taylor Swift 💀💀
Ironic that he criticize that song, a little, from his "1989" album review in 2014.
Potentially Big Hits:
Supalonely by BENEE & Gus Dapperton
Break My Heart by Dua Lipa
After a Few by Travis Denning
Dior by Pop Smoke
Ride It by Regard
If the World Was Ending by JP Saxe ft. Julia Michaels
Be Kind by Marshmello & Halsey
Bluebird by Miranda Lambert
Don't Rush by Young T & Bugsey ft. Headie One
In Between by Scotty McCreery
In Your Eyes (Remix) by The Weeknd & Doja Cat
X by Jonas Brothers & KAROL G
Watermelon Sugar by Harry Styles
I'm gonna go over what I removed really quick. I took 'Daisies' off because most of you predicted it would flop, and you were right (such a shame, too. It's one of Katy Perry's best songs for me.) I also took off 'Six Feet Apart' because I don't see it returning to the charts anytime soon.
So, any songs I should add or remove?
I'd say remove in your eyes. It peaked on the radio and the remix isnt making much noise either.
Idk Idk And Doja got cancelled
add go crazy, it went up 42 spots this week
@@adeku9364 I have hope this will rebound as "Blinding Lights" is starting to lose steam on radio stations.
@@justezek8596 I have that same hope also. Also, I think the Migos song with Youngboy Never Broke Again could be on this list. Maybe Sour Candy as well, depending on how it looks going forward (i.e., could it be her new #1, will it even last that long). Oh yeah, almost forgot about Sam Smith having a song that's slowly rising up also!
I'd expect Stupid Love to comeback if anything like Physical did with Future Nostalgia.
Imagine attempting to delay Billboard Breakdown in support of a protest only for Billboard to delay the chart and essentially make your whole decision pointless. THAT is the struggle of Mark.
Cmon with the music facts about black artist on the charts over the decades. Fun fact back in the day they had a chart called the hot black singles 🙄 talk about the ignorance
that’s so segregated wow
I’ve never been more excited to see an episode of Billboard Breakdown
I think the most interesting part of next week will be if songs like Alright and This is America re-chart next week. Both had high returns to Spotify so maybe they do make it back.
Who was that black historian you mentioned? Something Adams? I'd be very interested to read a black historian's take on Billboard. (No slight to your own epic mic drop, of course.)
I’m not sure if you seen Mark’s comment on another person’s question yet, but he clarified that he recommended Dart Adams.
Bubbling Under:
1. Gunna - Addys (debut)
2. Locash - One Big Country Song (+3)
3. Gunna - Rockstar Bikers & Chains (debut)
4. Justin Moore - Why We Drink (+9)
5. Eric Church - Monsters (+1)
6. Jason Aldean - Got What I Got (+14)
7. Machine Gun Kelly - Bloody Valentine (re-entry)
8. HARDY - One Beer (+6)
9. Doja Cat - Like That (+13)
10. Moneybagg Yo - 1 2 3 (+2)
11. Sleepy Hollow - Deep End Freestyle (debut)
12. Gunna - Do Better (debut)
13. Ashley McBryde - One Night Standards (+3)
14. Chase Rice - Lonely If You Are (-6)
15. Gunna - I'm On Some (debut)
16. Lee Brice - One of Them Girls (-1)
17. Chris Janson - Done (+8)
18. J.I. - Need Me (re-entry)
19. Skip Marley & H.E.R. - Slow Down (=)
20. Gunna - Far (debut)
21. AJR - Bang! (+2)
22. jxdn - Angels & Demons (debut)
23. Gunna - Don't Play Around (debut)
24. Florida Georgia Line - Second Guessing (=)
25. $uicideBoy$ - ...And To Those I Love, Thanks For Sticking Around (debut)
Like That is getting Airplay so it's gonna chart very soon probably only gonna peak between #20-60 due to controversy and video leak
Like That is gonna debut soon and when Doja Cat drops the leaked music video soon it will skyrocket the charts. She deserves another hit after sincere apology.
@Young bassking Also $uicideBoy$ (surprisingly enough). Also, was that meant to say J.I.D. for that one song?
@@crazyluigi6664 no, J.I. is a ny rapper, but he is fine too, has a background in battlerap and although went kinda pop lately he isnt untalented
@@JammuRecordsTV Oh! I get you now! Sounds promising here! :)
I 100% agree with everything you said in the intro. I feel this incident with George Floyd is really gonna be the final straw that's going to start some real change in the American political climate, where we're not asking for change, but DEMANDING it. This feels different, and could possibly even swing the 2020 election.
While I am thoroughly disgusted at what happened, and how the justice system is dealing with it, I am hopeful, that it will lead to permanent change in our justice system and in our society.
That intro already has me driven to go vote this fall.
There isn't going to be any real change as there wasn't any change after the Rodney King incident. The problem is the government wants to protect itself so it allows bad cops to constantly be on the streets. The vast majority of protests and riots in the U.S. have been because of corrupt police.
@@mariokarter13 What is this mysterious poll you keep referring to? I'd really love a source on that (and most of the shit you've been talking about to be fair, but especially that one)
orlock20 Agreed. Shit didn’t change in 1992, doubt it’ll change this year. This isn’t a unique case and there’s no point in thinking the police system will ever change in America. I sound pessimistic as all hell, but why should I think otherwise?
@@solace8355 I think part of the reason is due to Trump's cowardice while all this is going on (and let's be clear, it is more cowardice with what he himself did with hiding in the bunker than trying to help calm the situation down then pure leadership), which is really making things even worse, especially since we still have COVID-19 to deal with, lest we forget. And oh yeah, who's "leadership" is it that led to 100,000+ deaths here due to this virus when other countries around the same time managed to quell it a lot better than we did?
For those in the future when everything has hopefully gotten better, you can skip the rant at 5:40
@@Claire-hw5fv I'm aware of this but there will be a point in time where it will no longer be necessary. Whether it be someone rewatching the video or someone who only wants to see the main show. This is not to say that what Mark said isn't important, in fact I recommend that everyone should watch his speech. I'm simply catering for those who already have.
@@Claire-hw5fv what word would you have used instead?
maxrevs24 Perhaps discussion rather than rant? Rant typically has more of a “don’t care; unimportant to me” tone on the internet in my mind. I know that’s not your intention, but some may take it in a more poor connotation.
@@XRAYElementz Sure, but discussion implies a conversation which isn't really feasible in a format like this. It also doesn't cover the more heated and angry moments of what Mark said. I do understand where you're coming from though.
There’s this good quote from Stereogum’s Tom Breihan on the Hot 100 not being as reflective as you think it is on what’s happening in America, “If you try to look at the pop charts as any kind of barometer for the national climate, you will drive yourself insane. Consider this: The week after Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey” shot to #1. Now: Were people attempting to mourn King by listening to to this guy’s drippy, maudlin, pervadingly assholish song about a dead woman? During hectic times, were people trying to soothe themselves with a sentimental ballad? Or were people simply not thinking about what was happening in the world when they were making their pop-music-related decisions? Who can know?”
Thanks for speaking on this issue. The underlying theme of this recent wave of protests has been questioning the validity of institutions perceived as natural, necessary, and persistently correct and reliable. So it's important to apply that same critical thinking to the field of media and entertainment, another arena where black people have continuously been devalued while seeing their work profiting others. It's especially significant coming from someone like you who's dedicated to observing Billboard, which has a sort of monopoly on what qualifies as a hit song. Highlighting the injustices enabled or enacted by the establishment you cover might not be the most extreme or directly effective gesture possible, but it's still important and shouldn't go without applauding. Thank you once again for using your platform the right way.
P.S. There's zero chemistry on "Rain on Me"
The beginning of this video is great.
Gunna made this a bad episode to eat my lunch to
"Need It" getting Honourable Mention caught me off guard! 👀
Next week: Chromatica album bomb. Also, Mark are we getting reviews of Chromatica, Kygo’s Golden Hour, and RTJ4?
Next episode of on the pulse
@@jtlovescodelyoko Yeah, Run The Jewels 4 might have its own separate video.
@@crazyluigi6664 that is a possibility
Isn't it fitting that Rain On Me goes straight to #1 during this crazy week where the world is crying for justice for George Floyd. #BLM
Makes me like the song even more.
Also Pride Month, Summer Song, omg Gaga, you insane genius
Yess rain on me at #1 my new favourite song from this year. Also happy pride month.
Best of the Week: Rain On Me PLUS YOUR FUCKING SPEECH AT THE BEGINNING
I love that Rain On Me debuted at #1 and I agree that it is the best song of the week heck one of the best songs of the year and easily the best collab of the year. I hope we get a Lady Gaga Chromatica massive album bomb next week and all the songs debut on the chart. Here are the songs that I hope debut on the charts next week: Alice, Sour Candy (most likely hot shot debut), 911, Enigma, Replay, Sine From Above, Babylon, Fun Tonight. If Pretty Woman and Plastic Doll and 1000 Doves debut to I would also love that. I can also see Stupid Love returning to the charts next week. Next week is Lady Gaga's week and the charts should reflect that true fact.
Do you think next week a lot of conscious hip hop songs will return on the charts? I can see “this is America” returning next week
Definitely.
If we’re getting that instead of another bloated album bomb, I’ll be pretty happy with that.
Looking at Spotify numbers, I can see This Is America and *maybe* Alright coming back.
I can see alright returning for sure not sure about this is america though
This Is America would need to be top 50 at least to beat recurrency rules. Of course Billboard sometimes makes exceptions, so maybe...
#BlackLivesMatter
@@prometheustv6558 speaks propaganda. Misleading propaganda at that.
Is In Your Eyes defiantly gonna miss the YE hot 100? It's back in the top 40 yet again and I don't see it not making it to 20 weeks.
Also, I'm so glad Does To Me is a hit. I love how ridiculously likable Luke Combs is
I have hope it will become a hit.
It's radio run looks pretty much over so I can't see it making it.
The Variety Channel of youtube I’m also hoping In Your Eyes clenches a spot on the YE Chart. Even if it’s at #100 on the chart, I’ll be happy that it’s etched in history. The Weeknd had probably his greatest year in his career. After Hours is a masterpiece.❤️
@@Rob-ew9id You'll see.
@@positivitymaster4855 The Weeknd actually made a fantastic song about President Snow from The Hunger Games called Devil May Cry in 2013 that's probably one of his best. It's a shame that song didn't make a YE list
You should here their lame accuse, apparently it’s “hard to convict a police officer,” it’s not hard to sentence a murderer to life or even give a death sentence
Sadly, with the way the justice system is set up, it actually is harder to convict a police officer. That’s one of the reasons this shit keeps on happening; the police are not held accountable
Yes because the American Justice System has been messed up for centuries and it always will be.
it's hard to convict for premeditated murder though. that's not an excuse that's a genuine concern when pushing for a more aggressive sentence
@@mikerivera373 That is true. But keep in mind, just because there are officers across the nation (just like in Minneapolis) who have committed unjust acts against individuals, does not mean every single man and woman in the police force is racist. That's like saying every single German during Hitler's reign was a Nazi and supported him, which is completely bogus.
Truthfully I can't say I'm disgusted with the responses by law enforcement and the executive administration regarding this current situation. I mean I'm seeing wonderful images of police joining protesters in their marches because at the end of the day the police officers in question new exactly what they were doing (seriously it's been funny listening to Joe rogan tear these cops a new one in that you would have to be brain dead to think it's a good idea to put your whole weight on a person's neck. You won't find that in any judo or taekwondo class.) Beyond that I'm really frustrated at the constant rush by both spectrums of the media to portray the looters and rioters as more politically aligned in one direction. They're certainly a mixed bag of radical left and radical right and that's plain and simple. I feel most badly for the small businesses that were already hurting and I think the fact the riots spread from more than just Minnesota but rather to the rest of the country to be frustrating. For example I live in Nebraska and we've had multiple businesses burnt down. This isn't a racist state. We have one of the more diverse subsets of middle easterns and first generation Mexican immigrants of relatively anywhere. We are as accepting as can be expected of sane people (obviously some people are insane). What I will say is destruction like this is not healthy for anyone and I'm just not convinced the original incident had anything to do with race. Those cops are somewhere between extremely moronic and twisted. They didn't think like a sane group of persons in any way. And as far as I can tell they are being brought to trial in a reasonable manner. I wish the best for everyone and I just want people to not be murdered for no reason like this poor man. And I certainly appreciate the commentary regarding the hot 100 although I'm not sure racism really pertained to Lil nas X it certainly was prevalent for the better part of 4 decades. I wish the best for everyone and absolutely black lives matter.
Make a Mashup of Rockstar by Post Malone, Rockstar by DaBaby, Rockstar by Nickelback and Rockstar by Hannah Montana
No idea why so many people hyped up that Gunna album, it sounds like most of his previous stuff with all same problems (AKA- it's garbage). I'm glad Rain on Me got on number 1, it's not surprising (Ariana pretty much is magnet for top 10), but still- neat, that's a great song. I doubt that Chromatica will get solid album bomb, but if it does it would be pretty good.
gunnas dod2 and ds3 are both absolutely great, wunna is more of a mixed bag but still has some great highpoints
Rain On Me FTW
Mark is speaking the gospel this week!
We *ahem* STAN!
Also Rain on me is perfection 😊😊 loves the Chromatica album too 😊😊
Loved the intro mark very well said 😊😊
And as for Gunna I seriously don’t understand his appeal he’s literally the weakest in the trap genre. Literally every song he puts out is the same generic garbage that his contemporaries can do WAY better
"I could go on... so I will!!" Best quote of the fucking year!!!
sorry for not posting for the last few weeks
Week 29/52 (55.8%)
Formula: Paid/1250 + Free/1875 + Programmed/2500 + Radio/6000 + Sales/5
Cutoff: 180,000 points (margin of error +/- 7.5%.. 193.5k - 166.5k)
Locked this week: N/A
LW TW ARTIST - SONG POINTS
1 1 Roddy Ricch - The Box 967,123
2 2 Post Malone - Circles 862,888
3 3 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved 687,824
5 4 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 683,536
4 5 Maroon 5 - Memories 678,308
6 6 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 668,467
7 7 Arizona Zervas - ROXANNE 607,066
8 8 Tones & I - Dance Monkey 598,271
9 9 Future ft. Drake - Life Is Good 586,305
10 10 Billie Eilish - everything I wanted 533,218
11 11 Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber - 10,000 Hours 514,214
12 12 Mustard, Roddy Ricch - Ballin' 482,049
13 13 Harry Styles - Adore You 471,099
14 14 Maren Morris - The Bones 464,711
16 15 blackbear - hot girl bummer 438,537
15 16 The Weeknd - Heartless 429,139
21 17 Doja Cat - Say So 423,167
17 18 DaBaby - BOP 422,522
18 19 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me 419,549
19 20 Lizzo - Good As Hell 417,347
20 21 Chris Brown ft. Drake - No Guidance 394,567
22 22 Trevor Daniel - Falling 387,472
23 23 Camila Cabello ft. DaBaby - My Oh My 373,308
24 24 Justin Bieber ft. Quavo - Intentions 349,671
25 25 Lil Baby - Woah 326,090
26 26 Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello - Senorita 312,452
28 27 Roddy Ricch ft. Mustard - High Fashion 311,041
27 28 Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM 299,713
31 29 The Black Eyed Peas, J Balvin - RITMO (Bad Boys for Life) 290,785
29 30 Billie Eilish - bad guy 281,570
30 31 Rod Wave - Heart on Ice 280,382
32 32 Gabby Barret - I Hope 279,470
35 33 Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce - Savage 276,803
36 34 Drake - Toosie Slide 264,446
33 35 SHAED - Trampoline 263,181
34 36 Lizzo - Truth Hurts 250,374
37 37 Justin Bieber - Yummy 236,514
38 38 Old Dominion - One Man Band 234,953
39 39 Eminem ft. Juice WRLD - Godzilla 233,993
41 40 Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani - Nobody But You 232,921
49 41 Lil Mosey - Blueberry Faygo 223,009
45 42 Lil Baby - Sum 2 Prove 221,962
40 43 Juice WRLD, YoungBoy Never Broke Again - Bandit 221,407
42 44 YNW Melly, Juice WRLD - Suicidal 218,732
43 45 Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You 215,136
44 46 Lil Nas X - Panini 213,292
46 47 Jonas Brothers - Only Human 211,437
47 48 Young Thug ft. Gunna - Hot 210,716
48 49 Halsey - You should be sad 207,971
53 50 Morgan Wallen - Chasin You 202,688
50 51 Kane Brown - Homesick 198,405
51 52 Doja Cat, Tyga - Juicy 195,710
52 53 Luke Combs - Even Though I'm Leaving 190,503
54 54 H.E.R. ft. YG - Slide 185,016
55 55 Karol G, Nicki Minaj - Tusa 174,612
56 56 Russ ft. BIA - BEST ON EARTH 173,766
57 57 Sam Hunt - Kinfolks 173,605
60 58 Carly Pearce, Lee Brice - I Hope You're Happy Now 172,631
58 59 Ed Sheeran ft. Justin Bieber - I Don't Care 169,521
59 60 Ingrid Andress - More Hearts than Mine 169,433
64 61 Jack Harlow - WHATS POPPIN 162,389
63 62 JACKBOYS ft. Young Thug - OUT WEST 155,886
87 63 DaBaby ft. Roddy Ricch - ROCKSTAR 152,409
61 64 Brenda Lee - Rockin Around the Christmas Tree 151,172
74 65 SAINt JHN - Roses (Imanbek Remix) 150,222
62 66 Dustin Lynch - Ridin Roads 149,712
69 67 Pop Smoke - Dior 148,283
71 68 Jhene Aiko - P*$$Y FAIRY (OTW) 144,259
65 69 Taylor Swift - Lover 143,226
66 70 Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus - Old Town Road 141,402
78 71 Lewis Capaldi - Before You Go 141,347
67 72 Halsey - Graveyard 140,614
68 73 Jonas Brothers - Sucker 140,428
70 74 Jordan Davis - Slow Dancing in a Parking Lot 138,271
84 75 Surfaces - Sunday Best 137,207
72 76 Jonas Brothers - What a Man Gotta Do 135,405
88 77 Powfu ft. beabadoobee - death bed 133,948
73 78 Jon Pardi - Heartache Medication 133,115
75 79 Wale ft. Jeremih - On Chill 132,032
76 80 Lil Uzi Vert - Futsal Shuffle 2020 131,481
77 81 DaBaby - VIBEZ 131,133
79 82 Luke Bryan - What She Wants Tonight 127,853
80 83 Lady Gaga - Stupid Love 127,696
81 84 Bad Bunny - Vete 127,550
82 85 Brett Young - Catch 126,860
94 86 Luke Combs ft. Eric Church - Does to Me 123,673
83 87 Burl Ives - A Holly Jolly Christmas 123,221
85 88 Jake Owen - Homemade 121,691
86 89 Lil Tecca - Ran$om 121,004
97 90 THE SCOTTS, Travis Scott, Kid Cudi - THE SCOTTS 118,168
89 91 Bobby Helms - Jingle Bell Rock 117,281
95 92 Diplo, Morgan Wallen - Heartless 116,968
90 93 Summer Walker ft. Bryson Tiller - Playing Games 114,654
91 94 Jason Aldean - We Back 113,152
92 95 Chris Brown ft. Gunna - Heat 110,796
102 96 Dua Lipa - Break My Heart 110,016
93 97 Demi Lovato - I Love Me 108,954
104 98 Thomas Rhett ft. Jon Pardi - Beer Can't Fix 108,832
107 99 The Weeknd - In Your Eyes 107,163
96 100 Andy Williams - It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 102,565
108 101 Lil Baby - Emotionally Scarred 101,834
98 102 Lady Antebellum - What If I Never Get Over You 100,651
99 103 Don Toliver - No Idea 100,322
100 104 Ed Sheeran ft. Khalid - Beautiful People 99,848
112 105 BENEE ft. Gus Dapperton - Supalonely 98,526
101 106 YoungBoy Never Broke Again - Make No Sense 98,337
103 107 Idina Menzel & AURORA - Into the Unknown 98,075
105 108 Post Malone ft. Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott - Take What You Want 97,633
106 109 NLE Choppa - Camelot 96,862
109 110 Wham! - Last Christmas 92,435
122 112 Sam Hunt - Hard to Forget 90,233
124 114 Travis Denning - After a Few 89,139
130 121 NLE Choppa ft. Roddy Ricch - Walk Em Down 84,046
126 122 Bad Bunny - Yo Perreo Sola 82,915
137 123 Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber - stuck with u 82,459
133 127 Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar 79,465
149 133 6ix9ine - GOOBA 73,505
138 134 twenty one pilots - Level of Concern 72,937
135 135 NAV ft. Travis Scott, Gunna - Turks 71,398
139 136 PARTYNEXTDOOR ft. Rihanna - BELIEVE IT 70,862
151 145 Noah Cyrus ft. Leon Bridges - July 61,945
158 147 JP Saxe ft. Julia Michaels - If the World Was Ending 61,225
152 148 Lil Baby, 42 Dugg - Grace 60,920
NE 193 Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande - Rain On Me 38,703
Noice :)
I’m honestly so surprised that Daechwita charted
Not that I’m complaining or anything.
Yesss dad spectrum pulse liked a migos song 😊💪💪💪
inteNsifyCharts I know..🙂 Now I wonder when they’ll drop Culture III?
He’s likes many Migos songs though?
*liked
@@yo-man928 only a couple. Pure Water and Stir Fry to name a few.
Has anyone noticed that this isn’t the only time the billboard charts were late in 2020
That's only because the last one I remember was a national holiday. Still feels gross especially given they are a subset of the music industry and feel complict in their unfair treatment towards black artists, a conversation going on for decades even centuries.
And I can go on, but sufficient to say, I hate Bieber being on the charts now then ever especially when he is a prime example of the music industry allowing a white artist to pivot towards urban sounds to make a hit, along with regressive attitudes surrounding women. Yeah bad song indeed, hell that had to sour on me with every consecutive listen. Definitely one of the worst songs from 2020.
Rest assured Chromatica will be an album bomb!!!
I hope you mean best album!
I really hope so, we need some quality on the Hot 100 in a bleak time, and because of what we are given and given its reviews, I will not be disappointed if we do.
Be safe out there everyone. The world is becoming a scary place right now.
Next Week Predictions: Maybe an album bomb from Lady Gaga and or Lil Yachty. I know there's going to be a few protest anthems like Alright by Kendrick Lamar, F The Police by N.W.A, maybe Riot by XXXTention, Freedom by Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar, Changes by 2Pac, and maybe something from Run The Jewels next week. I hope Run The Jewels chart, they really do deserve it. Also, expect the Savage Remix or ROCKSTAR to the new Number One.
Watermelon Sugar will probably break through the Top 40 (I seriously hope it does.). Also, G Herbo recently released the Deluxe edition of PTSD. So, here's hoping that the title track will come back on the charts and actually stay. It's a really great song.
Also, expect those new singles from the late Juice WRLD and Rosalia with Travis Scott to chart next week too.
Let me know if I forgot anything.
I don’t think that will happen
Okay, so ... I'm not an expert on this (that's one reason I watch these videos in the first place), but what exactly happened to "Someone You Loved"? Did it get pulled from circulation or something? It was holding on to the outer rims of the top 20 just last week, and it's not like it passed any important threshold this week (it would have been its 55th week on the Hot 100). Why is it gone so suddenly?
If I had to guess, the protests made people stop listening to that song on either the radio or Spotify or whatever.
Billboard has a rule where if a song has lasted on the Hot 100 longer than a year (52 weeks) and falls below #25, it's dropped to the recurrent charts. SYL was on its 54th week on the chart and was #20 last week, so I'm guessing it had a big enough fall (6 spots or more) to drop from the Hot 100 entirely.
With that said, I was not expecting its exit out of the chart either given it was still #20 last week. I also didn't realize it'd been more than a year since it debuted...
I would love to see F*** Tha Police to return to the chart.
Well,since chaos erupted in the US on top of a pandemic and an Anonymous comeback with an gigantic exposed that I'm surprised didn't cause more repercussion,this week felt oddly peaceful in the charts even with a Gunna album bomb.
Well,I agree with Mark,Rain On Me is a great song!It's just fun dance pop we really need rn.Even if I really loved Savage,ROM deserved to brine to the top in these troubled times.
So the TikTok debut this week is Ily...Meh I kinda don't have an opinion on it.It have a great vibe though.
SOMEONE YOU LOVED IS FINALLY GONE.YES.
With the radio cut on the calculations,I'm surprised Adore You didn't collapse since(even I absolutely LOVE this song) radio is kind of everything it has.Serioulsy,we managed to marginally close the radio-streaming breach with Don't Start Now I think we can do it with Adore You(although it probably won't happen).
So with the TikTok Trinity that debuted in the same week as the Bad Bunny album bomb almost reaching the top 20,that means we'll have Sunday Best coming for it in the few weeks.Joy.
Ok Imma address Break My Heart's uneven chart run so far,well,it's really big on streaming,but the big problem,is that it has faced a lot of competition to reach the Top 20 unlike it's sister song,Don't Start Now which it's only true threats were the Christmas songs that all die in early January and Harry Styles,meanwhile,BMH had Drake,DaBaby,Future and a lot of other album bombs.Yeah this paragraph is just a random thought.
And another random thought.SOMEHOW Take What You Want is actually in the YE projections even if it probably fall off.That's nice to know since that's easily the best song on Hollywood's Bleeding.
As peaceful this week is,next one will be more in-your-face active with the battle for the number one with Rockstar's giant streaming numbers and ROM's album boost (depending on how Chromatica picks up),Kendrick Lamar's comeback,This is America rising from it's ashes with help of a mashup of it with Congratulations which blew up on TikTok and the current situation(I'm still wondering how this won't return with TIA since Posty is considerably bigger than Gambino),Watermelon Sugar,Roses and In Your Eyes if it keeps it's remix momentum will continue to rise and RITMO going unnoticed and further locking it's YE spot.
"Rain on Me" debuting at #1 didn't surprise me at all!
Finally Somone You Loved is gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgive you Sean.
Although I will instantly take that back if Before You Go enters the top 20.
MTG Setsmith At this route, I wouldn’t be surprised if “Before You Go” made it to the top 20. I’m also glad that “Someone You Loved” is finally gone. In my opinion, I can stomach through “Before You Go” fine, but it’s still bad.
Before You Go will enter the top 20 in 2 weeks, just in time for the summer rankings. Along with Sunday Best
Yeah before you go better not hit the top 20
Rain on Me will be the Despacito of 2020, I will predict this
Garrett Ray I don’t see “Rain On Me” lasting 16 weeks at #1, but I respect your opinion. I do like “Rain On Me” but I don’t think it has the staying power to stay that long.
@@positivitymaster4855 I am just hoping I am correct because people are saying how billboard 2020 reminds them of 2017
Best: Rain On Me
HM: Need It
DM: Gimmick
Worst: MOTW
I always respect people’s opinions but idk how well this coveys what’s rly going on. In times of crisis I hate the idea that everyone is more divided than brought together. The left in generally blaming everyone else and insinuating that America is a nation full of monsters, or the rights general ignorance to social issues and abrupt and often uncalled for standards when it comes to handling issues such as this. The idea that people with platforms try to attack others in situations like this, we should all be on the same fucking side. People spoke out so much against the current administration in 2016 and accused it everything in the book, yet it still won. So I believe that people need to shut the fuck up on social media and create the change they want to see. That’s why I have mad respect to mark for donating to bail funds and trying to learn more. Even if I don’t agree with all his points he is definitely educated on this subject. This is why I encourage everyone here and who ik irl to make informed opinions for themselves . Don’t just mindlessly post something because everyone else is doing it. Do your own research watch news sources on both sides of the political spectrum and make your decision based on that. This might actually lead to positive change, as maybe one day people my age (gen z) can have unique opinions not solely based on what other people tell them to think.
Also I love the passion mark shows in this video. This passion with a direction is what’s gonna create actually change in our society
Great point. We should come together and vote for change. No protestors attacking press, police. No police attacking protestors. No looting, and no left vs right.
Yes, drag the charts for their systemic racism. Daechwita by Agust D is undoubtedly my BOTW, however.
Wait what do those two things have to do with each other? He just didn’t like the song
GO OFF MARK YESSIR
The Migos song is easily the best of the week. The honourable mention is a tossup between Rain on Me and ily, boy this week is slim pickings.
Great vid, it's always having someone breaking down the billboard charts and Rain on Me should stay #1 for a while cause it's amazing and happy of course that you're talking about George Floyd, however I do believe it was the escalation of the riots that happened first which cause police to start firing rubber bullets. Still bad though
"Rain On Me" is the best song Ariana has either made or helped take to number 1. "Thank U Next" is meh, "7 Rings" (I just don't wanna talk about that song) and "Stuck With U" (probably a worst hit songs of the year list contender if it wasn't for charity), that said I do find Lady Gaga's move back to pop a little jarring after "A Star is Born" and "Joanne" but "Rain On Me" is pretty good, would be nice if the stans on Twitter calmed down a little (several of them got really pissy after Lady Gaga and Ariana Grade missed number one in Australia...it mostly missed number one because of streaming). Gunna joins the list of least appealing rappers to somehow have a career right now.
Next week: Who knows? Wasn't much on the new releases front that appeared to get people talking apart from Chromatica, dare say a few songs on the Bubbling Under chart might get onto the Hot 100
That opening monologue is required listening. We can't leave bullshit uncalled out anymore.
Rain on Me just doesn't work for me for some reason. I think it's probably to do with Lady Gaga's delivery which just sounds weird and flat. I can't seem to get into any Gaga songs the last few years.
Hopefully it grows on me. Seems too.
Top 1:
1. - Rain on Me - Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande
With the conversations surrounding racism and protests and all that goodness now, what is y'all opinion surrounding a song like "Freaky Friday" by Chris Brown featuring Lil Dicky?
Do you hate it, still did, love it, mixed, etc.? Be honest.
I never liked it
Stream Sour Candy y'all
@Ultimate Music Like her song with Elton John... at least up until the near ending with it being overproduced there.
Stream all of Lady Gaga's Chromatica as I really want most of the songs to debut on the charts next week including Sour Candy which is looking to be the hot shot debut next week and with a music video on the way it will be a hit.
I’m already excepting to see a huge Chromatica album bomb next week.
Well, time to listen to 11 Gunna songs from the album that finally broke Fantano. Also, good for Mark to support BLM and call out Trump, as well as systemic racism in the music industry.
ily: surf mesa is an appropriate name for this artist because the song sounds like a beach song. Unfortunately, some of the vocal mixing sounds as coarse and rough and irritating as sand. Still, a good summer song that I will not be listening to at the beach because I don't want to get sick. 7/10
FEIGNING: I get that the instrumental was trying to sound exotic but it just doesn't work and gives me a headache. Also, he is not definitely feigning the fact that he is people's favorite artist. 2/10
GIMMICK: Yes, it is a gimmick. And an a dated and overused one at that. 1/10
MOTW: Gunna, dropping bird shit on the charts since 2018. 3/10
NASTY GIRL / ON CAMERA: This answered my question about whether or not artists listen to their own music while having sex. The second half is better though and there's actually a stylistic reason for the two songs being together. 4/10
Daechwita: Good to see BTS getting some representation. This is one of the hardest hitting rap songs this week. Also, "that’s your reason for using drugs, cry me a river, you just got no skills" from the Genius English translation made me laugh considering he's going up against Gunna this week. 7/10
MET GALA: At least the chorus is somewhat coherent this time. 3/10
ARGENTINA: It's at least an interesting story, but his vocal delivery is awful. 4/10
Need It: Both verses are good and it was smart for them to share two verses instead of the song being 5 minutes long. Also, Migos has been really quiet this year besides Quavo's out-of-place verse on Intentions. 8/10
BLINDFOLD: I was wondering when Lil Baby would show up. Granted, the beat fits with the eerie lyrics. 5/10
WUNNA: Cooking drugs like Benihana is a unique reference, but not enough to save this song from being forgettable despite being the title track. 3/10
TOP FLOOR: I love how this song is trying to will itself into becoming Hot by Young Thug featuring Gunna and Travis Scott with the trumpets in the background. At least Travis' part is more interesting that almost everything else on the album. 4/10
COOLER THAN A BITCH: Gunna's parts are too long and Roddy's part is too short. Roddy is a breath of fresh air on this album and is the reason it's getting the best song of the album bomb. 5/10
DOLLAZ ON MY HEAD: Gunna really brings Young Thug down to his level. 3/10
Rain On Me: The lyrics are kind of basic, though I wasn't expecting much. I prefer Ariana's parts over Gaga's, but both are solid. Not one of my favorites from the album, but it's still good. 7/10
No ranking this week, considering it's mostly Gunna. Best of the week is Need It and worst of the week is GIMMICK.
Edit: I'm compiling and ranking a list of number one hits of the 2020s based on my 10-point scale. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QCxjOxOJNcBnYksJY_WD6Uj-O8x94PY7IsIZNuqON3g/
Now that it’s the middle of the year I ask the same question again
What do you think is Mark’s best/worst list material
In no particular order
BEST: Blinding Lights, Dance Monkey, Rain On Me, Everything I Wanted, Even Though I'm Leaving, Does To Me, Don't Start Now, Heart On Ice, Heartless, In Your Eyes, Break My Heart, All I Want For Christmas Is You, Supalonely, Be Kind, I Hope You're Happy Now
WORST: Hard To Forget, Hot Girl Bummer, Sunday Best, Intentions, Nobody But You, Bandit, Toosie Slide, Yummy, My Oh My, Gooba, Sum 2 Prove, the bad Heartless, and maybe say so
you already know idk about bandit but the rest seems valid
@@LK-tk2gl Heartless is likely in the best, though.
@@crazyluigi6664 Diplo/Morgan Wallen i think could be on the worst if it makes the YE which is probable but The Weeknd should be on the best list.
@@LK-tk2gl Oh yeah, that's right. I forgot about that being possible. That being said, if it's going to have a run, it needs to start now since there's not that many weeks left for it.
Another week, another album bomb. At least Ariana Grande got a better number 1 this time.
Yes
Im really hoping Riot by X charts in the next few weeks.
I must admit I would be interested in that, if only to hear his thoughts on that song in particular. Missed opportunity the last time it had traction due to the neat bait and switch there from Look At Me to that song in question.
Uh, supalonely only rose one spot why is it in the gainers
Because uhhhhhh.......
Emm I idk. I survived an album bomb?🤷🏾♂️
Yeah, derp on my part there. XD (imalonelybitch)
@@BillboardBREAKDOWN You must really like that song. Don't blame you.
@@Supaboii1 I know.
I’m back.
Worst: All GUNNA SONGS- No Disrespect, but I just don't like GUNNA music, Sorry
DM1: All SUFT MESA SONGS- Who is fuck is this guy?
HM: Need It- It's Ok
BOTW: Rain On Me- I want a Chromatica Album Bomb
I don't know about you folks but if Mark's intro doesn't make you get a drive to go vote this fall, I don't know what the hell will. GO VOTE THIS FALL, THE STAKES ARE TOO HIGH
FOR YOU TO FUCKING NOT TOO!
#BlackLivesMatter
I peep the Doomtree shirt Mark :)
5:40 is where billboard breakdown starts
I would say it’s between rockstar and savage next week and probably for a good part of the next month as well. Rockstar right now is the front runner for song of summer because it still has a lot of radio to gain. I see can top 40 jumping on this song. But maybe something else will still come out of the blue. Glad that someone you loved us off. But his new song before you go is even worst. Glad rain on you if number one. It’s better then most numbers 1 this year.