Luminate announces that they have begun keeping track of music streaming data among gaming environments on their Connect platform:
“The next frontier of music might be gaming. Sabrina Carpenter’s smash-hit Fortnite collab was one more reminder that if you’re not paying attention to the relationship between gaming and music, you’re missing a huge part of the story—especially for Gen Z.”
@yieldbyabaldnd@talkofthecharts@Jossi_224 not all #1s are built the same, you can still be #1 but weaker; i promise this is not that hard to understand if u stop being dense for one second
@Jossi_224@talkofthecharts@Drake hi, totc admin here. you clearly dont know shit lmao; i fw both heavy cause im not chronically online enough to let stan twitter determine my music taste.
@wesleys_theory1@talkofthecharts They rounded to get 90,500 and 90,000, Drake’s number was slightly above 90,000 and Kendrick’s was slightly below 90,500. Do you think it’s a coincidence that all the article numbers are to the nearest 500?
Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” is currently on pace to tie Lil Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus’ “Old Town Road” as the longest-running Billboard Hot 100 #1 hit of all time by the end of this year.
The former is currently on pace to earn an 18th week at #1 this week and will likely earn a record-tying 19th next week (barring none of the song’s competition makes a large effort for #1). Afterwards, Christmas singles are likely to occupy the #1 spot for the rest of the year.
ROSÉ and Bruno Mars’ “APT.” is projected to have earned the second biggest streaming week in Billboard Global 200 chart history with over 220 million worldwide streams this week.
Future occupies the entire top 6 of US Apple Music with tracks from ‘MIXTAPE PLUTO’:
#1. TEFLON DON
#2. LIL DEMON
#3. SKI
#4. TOO FAST
#5. READY TO COOK UP
#6. PLUTOSKI
LE SSERAFIM’s ‘CRAZY’ is challenging for a second week on the Billboard Hot 100. It would join Jimin’s “Who” as the only 2024 k-pop singles to chart for multiple weeks so far (@le_sserafim).