Drake "Hotline Bling" Hot 100 #2 w/ 12 weeks on charts - 14th Top 10 Record! Abel holding strong @ 1

[NSSVO]

GOD DAMN IT ABEL GIVE UP OVOhive NEEDS THIS

 

[ridedolo]

drake really got nikkas crying out here

 

[Lovers and Friends]

 

[Arithmetic]

goodness

 

[MikeyC]

 

[PIFF101]

Ayooooooo

 

[CrimsonTider]

I hope he doesn't get it.


He needs an enduring motivation

Hov didn't get it until 13 years after his first album

 

[PIFF101]

I hope he doesn't get it.


He needs an enduring motivation

Hov didn't get it until 13 years after his first album

Now it's i hope he doesn't get it

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Enduring motivation to make more monotone pop fluff?

Women have trash taste in music.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Now it's i hope he doesn't get it

When have you ever seen me root for some shyt as silly as this?

I only care about good music and if this keeps him motivated I'm all for it


There isn't anything materially Different about a #1 or #2 song or a top 10 song for that Matter

Both are played a lot
Both make a lot of money
Both are universally known

The fact you have to tell someone that a song is number shows that it really doesn't mean anything to anyone outside of the makers of the music

 

[OfTheCross]

LMAOOOO

 

[Ronald]

Enduring motivation to make more monotone pop fluff?

Women have trash taste in music.

but tinkerbell tesfaye is good

 

[facebook]

so that Eminem remix worked i see

 

[Marlostanfield.]

Drake music is quality but not something I can really listen to on regular. Too much simpin in his music can't fukk with it too tough

 

[OfTheCross]

Drake's 'Hotline Bling' Aims At No. 1, And Misses. Why?

Billboard confirmed for us this morning that Apple does not report its video streams to Nielsen Music, whose statistics determine the Billboard charts.

As Silvio Pietroluongo, Billboard's vice president of charts and data development, pointed out to me in an email this morning, they don't know the volume of views that "Hotline Bling" actually had on Apple — and if those numbers would have been enough to squeeze The Weeknd out of his month-long stretch at No. 1 with "The Hills." At any rate, Adele's "Hello" is now in stratospheric ascent — garnering nearly 90 million views and counting on YouTube since its release on Oct. 22, in contrast to Drake's 900,000 count.