Ariana Grande's song 'positions' has topped the radio play chart for the third week in a row, logging just over 17,000 plays and reaching an audience of nearly 56 million. The top 20 is the same as last week with some small changes in the order. Jason Derulo's 'Take you Dancing' rises 19 to 16 with 5,760 plays, Ariana Grande's '34+35' was up 16-13 with 7,061 plays, and Tate McRae's 'You Broke Me First' was up 20-19 with 5,221. Outside of the top 20 was Ed Sheeran's 'Afterglow' at 23 (3,929 plays/13.88 million audience), Taylor Swift's 'willow' at 24 (3,818/11.85 million), and the Black Eyed Peas' 'Girl Like Me' at 40 (646/1.395 million). Topping the recurrent chart (not published here) was Lewis Capaldi's 'Before You Go' (5,311 plays), Harry Styles's 'Watermelon Sugar' (5,113), and Jewish 685's 'Savage Love' (5,081).
RADIO "MAINSTREAM TOP 40" CHART (12/27/2020 - 1/2/2021) | ||
Artist/Track | Plays | Audience (millions) |
ARIANA GRANDE Positions | 17,005 | 55.944 |
24KGOLDN FEAT. IANN DIOR Mood | 16,116 | 52.920 |
JUSTIN BIEBER FEAT. CHANCE THE RAPPER Holy | 15,108 | 48.415 |
AVA MAX Kings & Queens | 12,607 | 39.842 |
DUA LIPA FEAT. DABABY Levitating | 11,212 | 33.475 |
AJR Bang! | 10,601 | 30.164 |
JUSTIN BIEBER & BENNY BLANCO Lonely | 10,071 | 34.886 |
CHRIS BROWN & YOUNG THUG Go Crazy | 9,907 | 32.551 |
DRAKE FEAT. LIL DURK Laugh Now Cry Later | 8,908 | 25.310 |
BILLIE EILISH Therefore I Am | 8,544 | 26.743 |
SAM SMITH Diamonds | 7,679 | 22.890 |
GABBY BARRETT I Hope | 7,383 | 23.519 |
ARIANA GRANDE 34+35 | 7,061 | 23.857 |
THE WEEKND Blinding Lights | 7,019 | 23.211 |
SURF MESA FEAT. EMILEE ily (i love you baby) | 6,130 | 20.289 |
JASON DERULO Take You Dancing | 5,760 | 14.350 |
BTS Dynamite | 5,582 | 18.492 |
HARRY STYLES Golden | 5,353 | 12.863 |
TATE MCRAE You Broke Me First | 5,221 | 16.356 |
SHAWN MENDES & JUSTIN BIEBER Monster | 5,205 | 13.591 |
MACHINE GUN KELLY X BLACKBEAR My Ex's Best Friend | 4,494 | 11.078 |
RITT MOMNEY Put Your Records On | 4,364 | 11.758 |
ED SHEERAN Afterglow | 3,929 | 13.881 |
TAYLOR SWIFT Willow | 3,818 | 11.847 |
THE WEEKND Save Your Tears | 3,740 | 9.471 |
MILEY CYRUS FEAT. DUA LIPA Prisoner | 3,654 | 9.537 |
LIL NAS X Holiday | 3,365 | 6.157 |
POP SMOKE What You Know Bout Love | 2,842 | 7.592 |
INTERNET MONEY & GUNNA Lemonade | 2,621 | 5.598 |
BEBE REXHA FEAT. DOJA CAT Baby, I'm Jealous | 2,111 | 3.902 |
THE KID LAROI So Done | 2,022 | 3.719 |
CONAN GRAY Heather | 1,945 | 3.935 |
ALL TIME LOW FEAT. BLACKBEAR Monsters | 1,898 | 4.582 |
MEGAN THEE STALLION Body | 1,432 | 2.642 |
BAD BUNNY & JHAY CORTEZ Dakiti | 1,325 | 3.306 |
MALUMA Hawai | 1,284 | 3.492 |
ASHNIKKO Daisy | 982 | 1.184 |
SIGALA. & JAMES ARTHUR Lasting Lover | 941 | 1.198 |
JUSTIN BIEBER Anyone | 845 | 3.608 |
BLACK EYED PEAS X SHAKIRA Girl Like Me | 646 | 1.395 |
Playboi Carti's 'Whole Lotta Red' dethroned Taylor Swift's 'evermore' as the top album of the week. After two weeks leading the sales & streaming numbers, Taylor Swift's 'evermore' dropped to the second spot on Billboard this week with 71,000 units, while 'Whole Lotta Red' delivered 100,000 units. Lil Durk's 'The Voice' entered at the third spot (66,000) on the Billboard chart though note that 'evermore' and 'The Voice' are flipped on the Rolling Stone chart (see note below for the difference between the Billboard and Rolling Stone numbers). Ariana Grande's 'Positions' re-entered the top 10 this week (38,000) and edged out Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' (35,000).
ALBUM SALES & STREAMING CHART (12/25 - 12/31/2020) | ||
ALBUM | ARTIST | UNITS |
BILLBOARD | ||
WHOLE LOTTA RED | PLAYBOY CARTI | 100,000 |
EVERMORE | TAYLOR SWIFT | 71,000 |
THE VOICE | LIL DURK | 66,000 |
SHOOT FOR THE STARS AIM FOR THE MOON | POP SMOKE | 46,000 |
POSITIONS | ARIANA GRANDE | 38,000 |
FOLKLORE | TAYLOR SWIFT | 35,000 |
GOOD NEWS | MEGAN THEE STALLION | 34,000 |
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET | LUKE COMBS | 34,000 |
EL ÚLTIMO TOUR DEL MUNDO | BAD BUNNY | 34,000 |
MUSIC TO BE MURDERED BY | EMINEM | 33,000 |
ROLLING STONE | ||
WHOLE LOTTA RED | PLAYBOY CARTI | 94,100 |
THE VOICE | LIL DURK | 65,200 |
EVERMORE | TAYLOR SWIFT | 60,800 |
SHOOT FOR THE STARS AIM FOR THE MOON | POP SMOKE | 44,400 |
POSITIONS | ARIANA GRANDE | 37,200 |
FOLKLORE | TAYLOR SWIFT | 37,000 |
EL ÚLTIMO TOUR DEL MUNDO | BAD BUNNY | 32,800 |
GOOD NEWS | MEGAN THEE STALLION | 32,400 |
MUSIC TO BE MURDERED BY | EMINEM | 32,000 |
CHRISTMAS | MICHAEL BUBLE | 31,100 |
LEGENDS NEVER DIE | JUICE WRLD | 31,000 |
FINE LINE | HARRY STYLES | 29,000 |
MAN ON THE MOON III: THE CHOSEN | KID CUDI | 29,000 |
WHITE CHRISTMAS | BING CROSBY | 28,800 |
MY TURN | LIL BABY | 28,100 |
F*CK LOVE | THE KID LAROI | 27,300 |
HOLLYWOOD'S BLEEDING | POST MALONE | 27,000 |
MERRY CHRISTMAS | MARIAH CAREY | 25,600 |
THAT’S WHAT THEY ALL SAY | JACK HARLOW | 24,500 |
HAMILTON | VARIOUS ARTISTS | 23,200 |
PLASTIC HEARTS | MILEY CYRUS | 22,600 |
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET | LUKE COMBS | 21,900 |
The chart above includes the top 10 albums according to both Rolling Stone and Billboard. The two sites have different sources of data (Rolling Stone is from Alpha Data while Billboard is from Nielsen) and Rolling Stone publishes this data for the full top 200 albums, but Billboard only publishes the raw data for the top 10. For comparison purposes, both sources are included in this chart and if an album makes the Billboard top 10, but not the Rolling Stone top 10, I will still include it in the Rolling Stone chart (and all the albums between its rank and the 10th ranked).
Source: Nielsen Media Research, Billboard, & Rolling Stone
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