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JANUARY 26, 2012 | PAGE 1 OF 9
Numbers Never Lie:
An M Score Primer
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how often people tend
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to switch away from the radio station at that particular time.
Just like any form of research the important thing about using
The system actually builds a custom profile of each station’s
the data generated by the M Score system is understanding how
average amount of switching for comparison purposes because,
it comes about and how to interpret it. Making decisions using
much like turning the radio off, there are a number of reasons
data you don’t understand can do much more harm to your staa listener might tune to a new station that aren’t related to the
tion than you may realize.
song that’s playing.
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“To make the score valid we have to detect what’s normal
behavior,” Generali says. “That’s what M Score is about: a
look at how much they switch compared to what’s normal.”
The results are represented as an index ranging from
positive to negative. A score above zero means listeners
are less likely than usual to switch while a negative score
indicates more station switching than normal.
While M Scores are most commonly compared to callout,
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Generali explains there is a distinct difference between the
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two forms of research—M Scores are based on behavior
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while callout is based on opinion.
“Most forms of research ask consumers what they think of a product or how
likely they are to buy it,” Generali says. “Very few are behavioral counting what
people are actually purchasing.”
PPM data does just that: measure people’s actual behavior and create a correlation between the song that’s playing and what people do about it.
WHAT’S IT ALL MEAN?
Just like any tool, M Score is only effective if you know how to use it. Rushing to judge a new song based upon its M Score too quickly can be a mistake,
In an attempt to keep programmers from jumping to conclusions there are
certain thresholds a song must achieve before it will receive an M Score. A
song has to be in rotation for at least four
weeks and has to receive at least six spins
per week. Even then, Generali preaches
caution. “It takes time to get used to a
song,” he says. “Programmers have to
be careful.”
He once again stresses that picking a
song is art, not science. “Adding a song is
really a contract between the PD and the
promo person. If you sign that contract,
give the song a chance.”
Instead of jumping the gun, Generali
suggests watching for patterns. If a song’s
PHILIPPE GENERALI
score is erratic, up one week and down the
next without any particular pattern, the
song is unreliable, much like an inconsistent baseball player where every trip to
the plate is an adventure.
Instead, it’s the songs that deliver consistent numbers over time that you
want in your lineup, according to Generali. “If the scores are great week after
week you can play it with your eyes closed.”
Demi Lovato strikes a pose during a recent visit to Clear Channel
top 40 WHTZ (Z100) New York. If you have an artist drop in or take
some photos at a great promotion be sure to send them to Mike.
Stern@billboard.com. Photo by Sara Azoulay for iHeartRadio
NOTABLE TRENDS
After watching a few years of M Score data roll out Generali has noticed some
notable trends, starting with the fact that listeners really are song-driven. “It’s
not so much about the artist,” Generali says. “When a new song from Lady Gaga
or Adele comes out you’d think people are going to be huge fans right away, but
it takes a little bit of time for listeners to get used to it.”
He says rhythmic artists tend to get stronger M Scores earlier than other
genres, sometimes even after just a few weeks. Generali isn’t entirely sure why
this happens, but he thinks it could be that fans of rhythmic acts have more
interest in learning the lyrics to a song than consumers of other genres where
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there might be more emphasis on the beat or instruments.
In closing, Generali leaves us with a positive report for a recent single release.
Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain” is “off to a great start.” Despite only 27,000 aggregated spins at the time of the interview, Generali says, “It’s getting a beautiful
reaction very early. Looks like another good one.”
OUTSIDE INFLUENCES:
LEAVE YOUR OFFICE, NOW!
Each week in Outside Inf luences we share a piece of advice you might not have seen
because it’s from someone outside of the world of radio and records.
“If you don’t know what’s going on, how can you be trusted to lead the
organization?”
That’s the question posed by author and leadership consultant John Baldoni
in a recent video about the value of getting out of your office and spending
time with your staff.
Baldoni says that when you do get out, avoid the dog-and-pony show and
“spend more time listening than presenting.”
NEWS AND NOTES
• John Legend will reteam with producer Dave Tozer on a new album due in the
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summer. According to a Billboard.com article, the new release will also feature
production efforts by Kanye West, Bink! and Paul Epworth.
In a recent interview Mary J. Blige said she would offer this piece of advice to a
younger version of herself: “Don’t be afraid. It’s gonna be alright.” See a video of
the entire interview at Billboard.com.
More consumers have an Internet-capable mobile device than a desktop or laptop computer, reports a new study conducted by Google. According to an AdAge
article, the difference in the United States has grown to 10% (76% to 68%).
The popularity of football affects radio listening as well as TV viewing patterns.
According to Dial Global 22.9 million people tuned in to the radio broadcasts
of last weekend’s conference championship games. The numbers come from a
study executed by Edison Research.
Google is trying to become the new EAS system. The company has launched a
new emergency alerts page where consumers can find information about catastrophes anywhere in the world. CNet reports that users can look for information
through Google maps or by going to the emergency alerts page directly.
Amping It Up: Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg recently stopped in to visit
with CBS top 40 KAMP (97.1 Amp Radio) Los Angeles night host Casey
McCabe.
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The CHRonicler
THE IMPORTANCE OF
BEING ADELE
Among the things we’ve learned from Adele’s onewoman coup d’état of American pop: Top 40’s audience isn’t necessarily fixated on singles, we still love
a game (and tempo) changer, and it’s all right to cry
between all that partying.
Adele’s 21—which tops the Billboard 200 for a 17th
week, nearing the first anniversary of its release—is
quite likely the first album in the digital age that top
40 listeners have felt the need to own. The format’s
RICH APPEL
success with dance-pop has come at a price (make that
Rich.Appel@Billboard
a lower price) as it has helped turn back time to when
listeners got music one song at a time. Adele’s now-three Billboard Hot
100 No. 1s (with a fourth certainly possible) have made the audience want
more Adele, including her debut album, 19—no small accomplishment.
Equity Communications’
WAYV Atlantic City, N.J., was
one of the first top 40s to add
“Rolling in the Deep” more
than a year ago. Equity PD Rob
Garcia explains: “Why [did] listeners respond to this song so
passionately? [Because] you
don’t only hear Adele’s music:
You feel it. With the sameness in a lot of music these
days, Adele was just what we
needed.” Michael Bryan, PD
at WXXL (XL106.7) Orlando,
Fla., another early believer in
“Rolling,” concurs. “We target
ADELE
women, and Adele speaks to
them at their core. It’s a different sound than we’re used to, but that’s
what makes top 40 great.”
It’s been a while, but we’ve been down this road before. If you remember
the ’90s, that was when Alanis Morissette also spoke to women (and like
Adele, to an ex-lover) with her mega-breakout hit, “You Oughta Know,” the
first of five from her Jagged Little Pill
album that teased the top of the chart
for more than a year. Around that
same time came the debut release
from Jewel, whose “Foolish Games”
may have been the sonic prequel to
“Someone Like You.”
You can go further back, to the days
of Archie Bell’s “Tighten Up” and
Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey,” to show
that dancing and crying (respectively,
in the example above) have long coexisted on top 40. It just took Adele to
ROB GARCIA
return the latter to its rightful place.
“Saturday Night Live” picked up on
that in this sketch that aired as “Someone Like You” was hitting its stride a
few months ago. Is there a Kleenex tie-in looming? Discuss.
Perhaps most important, Adele’s success reminds us of top 40’s raison
d’être. Garcia reminds us that you can play Adele next to Pitbull, “because [while] both are different musically, [they are] equally loved. Playing popular music regardless of genre was and will always be the beauty
and uniqueness of top 40. I think a lot of people forget that these days.”
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with Rob Austin (@JTMRadioMixes)
by MIKE STERN
2 Describe the music mix a
l
listener can expect to hear.
Our powers right now are Rihanna’s
“We Found Love,” Bruno Mars’ “It Will
Rain,” Katy Perry’s “The One That Got
Away” and Flo Rida’s “Good Feeling.”
Mix shows are about flow and flavor, and
Spin does just that. We have the tracks
you are dying to hear with the OMG cuts
that bring you back to yesterday. In one
word, the format is unpredictable.
3 Describe what the format
l
So often in radio we complain about a lack of innovation and how everything has become so cookie-cutter, which is why you have to give credit to
Rob Austin and the team at Jamtraxx for stepping up and trying something
new called Spin-FM.
The all mix-show format recently debuted on the Davidson
Media Group’s brokered classic
hits WOLT (103.3), Greenville,
S.C. The format airs from 6
p.m–6 a.m. every day, as well as
in other blocks of time, depending on the day.
1 How did the idea for this
l
new format come about?
It came up at one of our weekly programming meetings between [JamTraxx Media president/CEO] Joe Del-
fin and I during a discussion about how
we can re-energize CHR radio without
reinventing the wheel. Spin is about taking that creativity of mix shows to the
next level.
sounds like.
We may not be that much different musically from WFBC, but where we are
different is in our presentation, which
includes airing fewer commercials.
The format is presented in a mix-show
fashion, which means the songs are
blended without the need for jingles.
Jocks will eventually be utilized, especially to make it live and local. In terms
of CHR, it’s about evolution. It now becomes another mainstream format that
can act as an alternative to a much more
urban rhythmic CHR, the dreaded iPod
or other digital devices/content delivery
methods.
4 What sort of non-musical
l
elements round out the
format?
Flow is a non-musical element to me,
because with a mix show it’s impera-
tive that it just has to f low. You don’t
program the song because you absolutely have to. You program it because
you need it to tell the whole story. There
are ways to massage and make things
work without having to fire a jingle or
anti-sweeper to connect one song to the
other on the station.
5 How is the arrangement
l
with WOLT structured?
Very simply. It’s a partnership between
two entities: JamTraxx Media and Davidson Media Group. It’s an effort by
us to try something new in a top 60
market on a frequency that has a lot of
history. We are very appreciative that
[WOLI-AM/FM and WOLT-FM operations manager] Craig Debolt believed
in our vision, as did the management
team of WOLT-FM.
6 Can this be a 24-hour a day,
l
full-time format?
Absolutely. That’s the idea. Everyone
is trying to develop something around
CHR and reinvent the wheel. I say, “Take
a step back and look at what you already
have and capitalize on that.” All it takes
is straight-up logic and love for methodology. We’ve already crashed the stream
server, which is a good sign, and the
phones have been off the hook. Someone noticed, and that’s great.
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BULLET POINTS
by GARY TRUST, KEITH CAULFIELD
She’s On ‘Fire’!
Adele Doubles Up Atop
Billboard 200, Hot 100
It seems that every week there’s a new
Adele-related accolade to tout.
This week is no different, as her
album 21 logs its 17th week at No.
1 on the Billboard 200 with 95,000
sold (down 9%), according to Nielsen
SoundScan. 21 has now been No.
1 longer than any album since the
Whitney Houston-led soundtrack
to “The Bodyguard” wrapped a 20week run at No. 1 on the May 29,
1993, survey.
On the Billboard Hot 100, meanwhile, “Set Fire to the Rain” takes
over at the summit, dethroning Rihanna’s “We Found Love,” featuring
Calvin Harris, after 10 weeks. The
ascent makes history: 21 becomes the
first album by a single artist to top the
Billboard 200 concurrently with three
Hot 100 No. 1s.
Previously, lead 21 single “Rolling in
the Deep” began a seven-week Hot 100
reign the week of May 21, 2011, when
21 was in its sixth week in charge of
the Billboard 200. Follow-up “Someone Like You” crowned the Hot 100 the
week of Sept. 17, 2011. In the song’s fifth
and final week at No. 1 (Nov. 5), 21 returned to the Billboard 200 apex for a
13th frame.
With 21 at No. 1 on the Billboard
200 for another four weeks as of this
week, “Fire” (Adele’s third career Hot
100 topper) makes the set the first by a
single artist to have led the Billboard 200
concurrently with three Hot 100 No. 1s.
In the 53 years that the Hot 100
and Billboard 200 have co-existed, the
“Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack
is the only other album to have managed the trifold concurrent feat. The set
headed up the Billboard 200 while the
Bee Gees’ “Stayin’ Alive” and “Night
Fever” and Yvonne Elliman’s “If I
Can’t Have You” all reached No. 1 on
the Hot 100 in 1978.
(The spirit of ’78 is apparently alive
and well on the Hot 100. The “Glee”
cast’s remake of Olivia NewtonJohn and John Travolta’s “Summer
Nights” enters the chart at No. 88. The
original, from the big-screen adaptation
of the musical “Grease,” rose to No. 5 in
September 1978).
LEGENDARY: Etta James makes
a powerful impact on Billboard charts
following her death on Jan. 20.
On the Billboard 200, she nets her
highest-charting album ever as The Best
of Etta James—20th Century Masters:
The Millennium Collection rises 162-46
with 8,000 sold (up 149%). James’ catalog of albums sold 30,000 copies in the
chart’s tracking week, a 378% increase.
James’ famed single “At Last” was
her best-selling song of the week, shifting 63,000 and enabling its re-entry at
No. 29 on the Hot Digital Songs chart
(up 1,361%). For the week, James’ catalog of songs sold 118,000 downloads—
more than half courtesy of “At Last” —
up 1,091%.
James’ voice continues to be heard
on two current hits by way of a sample.
Her 1962 Hot 100 hit “Something’s Got
a Hold on Me,” which peaked at No. 37,
is woven into both Flo Rida’s “Good
Feeling” (No. 3) and Avicii’s “Levels”
(No. 68).
••••
ETTA JAMES
Fans remember the
unforgettable Etta James.
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JAN
26
2012
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TOP 40 AIRPLAY
MOST ADDED™
MAINSTREAM TOP 40
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THIS LAST ON
WEEK WEEK CHART TITLE Label
PLAYS
Artist
1
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2
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2
16
IT WILL RAIN Atlantic
3
15
THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY Capitol
3
1
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WE FOUND LOVE IDJMG
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17
GOOD FEELING Atlantic
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Rihanna Featuring Calvin Harris 11883 -457
Flo Rida 11529 +514
7
20
LOVE YOU LIKE A LOVE SONG Hollywood
5
21
SEXY AND I KNOW IT Interscope
9
18
DOMINO Universal Republic
8
21
WITHOUT YOU Capitol
19
NOT OVER YOU RCA
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Katy Perry 12122 +18
SET FIRE TO THE RAIN Columbia
11
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Bruno Mars 12155 -52
8
6
Adele 9300 +1418
Selena Gomez & The Scene 8147 +274
LMFAO 8089 -735
Jessie J 7268 +883
David Guetta Featuring Usher 7001 -647
Gavin DeGraw 5669 +234
11
10
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STEREO HEARTS RRP
12
12
28
MOVES LIKE JAGGER Interscope
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WORKOUT Columbia
J. Cole 4893 +302
20
6
TURN ME ON Capitol
David Guetta Featuring Nicki Minaj 4859 +898
23
8
16
16
I LIKE IT LIKE THAT RCA
21
11
NI**AS IN PARIS IDJMG
25
10
INTERNATIONAL LOVE RCA
19
11
YOU DA ONE IDJMG
18
14
BLACKOUT RED
27
Gym Class Heroes Featuring Adam Levine 5370 -923
ASS BACK HOME Atlantic
Gym Class Heroes Featuring Neon Hitch 4522 +744
Hot Chelle Rae Featuring New Boyz 4469 +428
Jay Z Kanye West 4310 +350
Pitbull Featuring Chris Brown 4304 +717
Rihanna 4135 +171
Breathe Carolina 4038
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT Warner Bros.
Outasight 3265
+25
+59
33
The Wanted
30
MUSIC SOUNDS BETTER WITH U Nickelodeon/Columbia Big Time Rush Feat. Mann
16
SORRY FOR PARTY ROCKING Party Rock/will.i.am/Cherrytree/Interscope
LMFAO
15
Train
14
YOUNG, WILD & FREE Rostrum/Atlantic/RRP Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa Feat. Bruno Mars
12
NAKED Indie-Pop/Universal Republic
Dev & Enrique Iglesias
12
HEARTBEAT Epic
The Fray
11
DANCE (A$$) G.O.O.D./Def Jam/IDJMG
Big Sean
11
ASS BACK HOME Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic Gym Class Heroes Feat. Neon Hitch
10
GLAD YOU CAME Mercury/IDJMG
DRIVE BY Columbia
BUILDING GAINERS
TITLE Imprint/Label
Artist
STRONGER (WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU) 19/RCA
SET FIRE TO THE RAIN XL/Columbia
GLAD YOU CAME Mercury/IDJMG
GAIN
Kelly Clarkson
+446
Adele
+443
The Wanted
+373
David Guetta Feat. Nicki Minaj
+350
ASS BACK HOME Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic Gym Class Heroes Feat. Neon Hitch
+326
DOMINO Lava/Universal Republic
TURN ME ON Astralwerks/Capitol
+293
+237
Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa Feat. Bruno Mars
+166
Drake Feat. Rihanna
+137
YOUNG, WILD & FREE RRP Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa Featuring Bruno Mars 2246 +451
SORRY FOR PARTY ROCKING Party Rock/will.i.am/Cherrytree/Interscope LMFAO
+134
5 O’CLOCK RCA
Building Gainers reflects titles with the top increases in plays from Monday through
Wednesday, as compared to the same period in the previous week, according to
Nielsen BDS.
13
HEADLINES Universal Republic
12
HEARTBEAT Epic
30
2
STRONGER (WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU) RCA
Kelly Clarkson 2695 +1252
25
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MR. KNOW IT ALL RCA
Kelly Clarkson 2547 -724
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MARRY THE NIGHT Interscope
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GLAD YOU CAME IDJMG
31
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MUSIC SOUNDS BETTER WITH U Columbia Big Time Rush Featuring Mann 1527 +327
34
3
DANCE (A$$) IDJMG
32
5
T.H.E (THE HARDEST EVER) Interscope will.i.am Feat. Mick Jagger & Jennifer Lopez 1249
+1
35
9
SAY YOU LIKE ME S-Curve
+73
38
4
DISASTER Interscope
39
5
BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN Universal Republic
RE-ENTRY
PRINCESS OF CHINA Capitol
39
36
JUST A KISS Capitol
Drake 3049 -1030
The Fray 2828 +350
Lady Gaga 2368 -1427
T-Pain Featuring Wiz Khalifa & Lily Allen 2174 -1739
The Wanted 1856 +949
WE the Kings 1046
JoJo 1036 +121
TAKE CARE Universal Republic
NEW
SORRY FOR PARTY ROCKING Interscope
MIDDLE FINGER RRP
YOUNG, WILD & FREE Rostrum/Atlantic/RRP
TAKE CARE YMCMB/Universal Republic
Big Sean Featuring Nicki Minaj 1382 +259
NEW
Colbie Caillat
997
+131
Drake Featuring Rihanna
923
+321
LMFAO
885
+381
Coldplay Featuring Rihanna
871
+133
Lady Antebellum
768
-184
Cobra Starship Featuring Mac Miller
740
NEW AND ACTIVE
Artist
INDICATOR HIGHLIGHTS
NO. 1
Label
ARTIST Title
BRUNO MARS It Will Rain
DON’T STOP (COLOR ON THE WALLS) StarTime/Columbia Foster The People
PLAYS
676
GAIN
+191
TOTAL ST.
49
DRIVE BY Columbia Train
634
+326
41
A THOUSAND YEARS Summit/Chop Shop/Atlantic/RRP Christina Perri
583
+68
36
LEVELS Levels/Veratone/Atom Empire/Interscope Avicii
491
+155
87
NAKED Indie-Pop/Universal Republic Dev & Enrique Iglesias
338
+242
47
HEARTBEAT RED/Glassnote Childish Gambino
325
+29
44
MAKE ME PROUD Young Money/Cash Money/Universal Republic Drake Feat. Nicki Minaj
260
+34
44
THIS LITTLE GIRL RCA Cady Groves
222
+45
22
TALK THAT TALK SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG Rihanna Featuring Jay-Z
199
+81
28
BODY ON MINE In Ya Face/Big H Eva Featuring Tyga
186
+39
17
Atlantic
MOST ADDED
Label NEW ST.
ARTIST Title
THE WANTED Glad You Came
IDJMG
12
Label
GAIN
GREATEST GAINER
+69
Billboard’s Mainstream Top 40 chart ranks total weekly plays (for the week ending Sunday) on 141 stations,
as monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week by Nielsen BDS. Titles receive bullets if even or gaining in
weekly plays. New and Active lists the top titles gaining in plays below the Mainstream Top 40 chart. © 2012,
Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.
TITLE Imprint/Label
ADDS
Kelly Clarkson
Jessie J
17
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NEW
Artist
STRONGER (WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU) 19/RCA
INTERNATIONAL LOVE Mr. 305/Polo Grounds/J/RCA Pitbull Feat. Chris Brown
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Maroon 5 Featuring Christina Aguilera 4906 -214
12
16
AIRPLAY
MONITORED BY
ARTIST Title
Capitol +390
DAVID GUETTA Featuring NICKI MINAJ Turn Me On
INDICATOR EXCLUSIVES
TW
LW
ARTIST Title
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GUINEVERE Crazy Crazy
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JACKSON HARRIS Go Crazy
29
26
FRANK ANTHONY I Don’t Deserve You
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TW
Label PLAYS
+/–
Nuke Town
756
+34
77 East
748
+12
HRP
732
-34
FOSTER THE PEOPLE Don’t Stop (Color On The Walls) Columbia
545 +235
BRENT JAMES Moment Of Silence
443
Skiddco
+97
Billboard’s Top 40 Indicator chart, viewable in full via Nielsen BDS Music Tracking, ranks total weekly plays on
69 stations that report their playlists online. Indicator Exclusives lists the top titles on the Mainstream Top 40
Indicator chart (or gaining in plays below the chart) that have not yet appeared on the Nielsen BDS-monitored
Mainstream Top 40 chart.
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FEELING
17 GOOD
FLO RIDA (POE BOY/ATLANTIC)
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IT WILL RAIN
RUNO MARS (SUMMIT/CHOP SHOP/ELEKTRA/ATLANTIC)
B
21
SEXY AND I KNOW IT
L MFAO (PARTY ROCK/WILL.I.AM/CHERRYTREE/INTERSCOPE)
24
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11
8
23
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9
11
TURN ME ON
AVID GUETTA FEATURING NICKI MINAJ (WHAT A MUSIC/ASTRALWERKS/CAPITOL)
D
THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY
ATY PERRY (CAPITOL)
K
5
9
2
PEAK
POSITION
WEEKS
ON CHT
28
LIKE IT LIKE THAT
30 33 16 IH OT
CHELLE RAE FEATURING NEW BOYZ (RCA)
28
3
1
8
5
NEW
1
39 46 10
9
31 31 31 15
MAKE ME PROUD
RAKE FEATURING NICKI MINAJ (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
D
9
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BREATHE CAROLINA (FEARLESS/RED)
32
33 25 18 24
HEADLINES
DRAKE (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
13
34 32 27 20
MR. KNOW IT ALL
ELLY CLARKSON (19/RCA)
K
10
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COLDPLAY (CAPITOL)
1
YOU MAKE ME FEEL...
OBRA STARSHIP FEATURING SABI (DECAYDANCE/FUELED BY RAMEN/ATLANTIC/RRP)
C
2
42 41 12
10
RACK CITY
T YGA (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
8
36 34 32 28
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A KISS
38 36 37 38 JUST
L ADY ANTEBELLUM (CAPITOL NASHVILLE)
1
DANCE (A$$)
IG SEAN FEATURING NICKI MINAJ (G.O.O.D./DEF JAM/IDJMG)
B
15 13 15 21
WORK OUT
J . COLE (ROC NATION/COLUMBIA)
16 12
PARTY ROCK ANTHEM
L MFAO FEATURING LAUREN BENNETT & GOONROCK (PARTY ROCK/WILL.I.AM/CHERRYTREE/INTERSCOPE)
10
1
3
13
1
37
38 38 19
45 53 14 YOU
HRIS YOUNG (RCA NASHVILLE)
C
40 29 22 17
10
41 40 36 55
ROLLING IN THE DEEP
DELE (XL/COLUMBIA)
A
5
1
42 35 30 39
PUMPED UP KICKS
F OSTER THE PEOPLE (STARTIME/COLUMBIA)
3
3
43 41 42 18
DRINK IN MY HAND
E RIC CHURCH (EMI NASHVILLE)
23 24 12
19
16
LIKE YOU
10 29 SOMEONE
DELE (XL/COLUMBIA)
A
3
1
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19 21 24 NOT
AVIN DEGRAW (J/RCA)
G
1
19
44
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46 44 45 13 LOTUS
ALE FEATURING MIGUEL (MAYBACH/WARNER BROS.)
W
20
20 19
MOTTO
10 THE
DRAKE FEATURING LIL WAYNE (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
22 17 14 32
STEREO HEARTS
YM CLASS HEROES FEATURING ADAM LEVINE (DECAYDANCE/FUELED BY RAMEN/RRP)
G
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LOVE YOU LIKE A LOVE SONG
ELENA GOMEZ & THE SCENE (HOLLYWOOD)
S
33 57
ASS BACK HOME
YM CLASS HEROES FEATURING NEON HITCH (DECAYDANCE/FUELED BY RAMEN/ATLANTIC)
G
28 26
6
11
YOU DA ONE
IHANNA (SRP/DEF JAM/IDJMG)
R
2
1
4
23
24
14
7
1
18
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5 O’CLOCK
T -PAIN FEATURING WIZ KHALIFA & LILY ALLEN (KONVICT/NAPPY BOY/JIVE/RCA)
INTERNATIONAL LOVE
ITBULL FEATURING CHRIS BROWN (MR. 305/POLO GROUNDS/J/RCA)
P
4
7
37
39 37 35 43
18 16 21
1
15
GIVE ME EVERYTHING
ITBULL FEATURING NE-YO, AFROJACK & NAYER (MR. 305/POLO GROUNDS/J/RCA)
P
WITHOUT YOU
AVID GUETTA FEATURING USHER (WHAT A MUSIC/ASTRALWERKS/CAPITOL)
D
17
15
TAKE CARE
RAKE FEATURING RIHANNA (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
D
DOMINO
JESSIE J (LAVA/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
3
44
2 WEEKS
AGO
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9
22
WITHOUT YOU
LEE CAST (20TH CENTURY FOX TV/COLUMBIA)
G
LIKE JAGGER
13 14 12 31 MOVES
AROON 5 FEATURING CHRISTINA AGUILERA (A&M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE)
M
13 16
0
27 26 20 13
9
11
ARTIST (Imprint/Label)
3
WILD & FREE
15 YOUNG,
SNOOP DOGG & WIZ KHALIFA FEATURING BRUNO MARS (ROSTRUM/DOGGYSTYLE/ATLANTIC/RRP)
14
27 29 17
TITLE
I DON’T WANT THIS NIGHT TO END
L UKE BRYAN (CAPITOL NASHVILLE)
1
3
0
26
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COMPILED BY
RED SOLO CUP
T OBY KEITH (SHOW DOG-UNIVERSAL)
4
STRONGER (WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU)
ELLY CLARKSON (19/RCA)
K
NI**AS IN PARIS
J AY Z KANYE WEST (ROC-A-FELLA/ROC NATION/DEF JAM/IDJMG)
1
LAST
WEEK
WE FOUND LOVE
IHANNA FEATURING CALVIN HARRIS (SRP/DEF JAM/IDJMG)
R
1
THIS
WEEK
21
ARTIST (Imprint/Label)
PEAK
POSITION
TITLE
SET FIRE TO THE RAIN
DELE (XL/COLUMBIA)
A
2
4
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CERT.
2 WEEKS
AGO
4
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TAYLOR SWIFT (BIG MACHINE)
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TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT
UTASIGHT (WARNER BROS.)
O
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0
13
45
38
49 55 20
ALL YOUR LIFE
T HE BAND PERRY (REPUBLIC NASHVILLE)
37
51 56 23
BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN
OLBIE CAILLAT (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
C
48
49 43 34 39
SUPER BASS
ICKI MINAJ (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
N
50
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SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW
OTYE FEATURING KIMBRA (SAMPLES ‘N’ SECONDS/FAIRFAX/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC)
G
58 91
3
2
3
50
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data aggregated by Nielsen BDS. © 2012, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.
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WE FOUND LOVE
IHANNA FEAT. CALVIN HARRIS
R
IT WILL RAIN
BRUNO MARS
GOOD FEELING
FLO RIDA
KATY PERRY
ADELE
NI**AS IN PARIS
JAY Z KANYE WEST
SEXY AND I KNOW IT
LMFAO
WITHOUT YOU
DAVID GUETTA FEAT. USHER
WORKOUT
J. COLE
MOVES LIKE JAGGER
MAROON 5 FEAT. CHRISTINA AGUILERA
STEREO HEARTS
GYM CLASS HEROES FEAT. ADAM LEVINE
SOMEONE LIKE YOU
ADELE
DOMINO
JESSIE J
DANCE (A$$)
BIG SEAN FEAT. NICKI MINAJ
SELENA GOMEZ & THE SCENE
NOT OVER YOU
GAVIN DEGRAW
MAKE ME PROUD
DRAKE FEAT. NICKI MINAJ
LOTUS FLOWER BOMB
WALE FEAT. MIGUEL
TURN ME ON
DAVID GUETTA FEAT. NICKI MINAJ
INTERNATIONAL LOVE
PITBULL FEAT. CHRIS BROWN
PARTY ROCK ANTHEM
LMFAO
MR. KNOW IT ALL
KELLY CLARKSON
LUKE BRYAN
GIVE ME EVERYTHING
PITBULL
YOU MAKE ME FEEL...
COBRA STARSHIP FEAT. SABI
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YOU
CHRIS YOUNG
THE MOTTO
DRAKE FEAT. LIL WAYNE
ALL YOUR LIFE
THE BAND PERRY
HEADLINES
DRAKE
JUST A KISS
LADY ANTEBELLUM
DRINK IN MY HAND
ERIC CHURCH
YOU DA ONE
RIHANNA
YOUNG, WILD & FREE
SNOOP DOGG & WIZ KHALIFIA
ASS BACK HOME
GYM CLASS HEROES FEAT. NEON HITCH
CAN’T GET ENOUGH
J. COLE FEAT. TREY SONGZ
YOU GONNA FLY
KEITH URBAN
REALITY
KENNY CHESNEY
KEEP ME IN MIND
ZAC BROWN BAND
TAKE CARE
DRAKE FEAT. RIHANNA
RACK CITY
TYGA
STRIP
CHRIS BROWN FEAT. KEVIN MCCALL
LET IT RAIN
DAVID NAIL FEATURING SARAH BUXTON
COLBIE CAILLAT
KELLY CLARKSON
I’M GONNA LOVE YOU THROUGH IT
MARTINA MCBRIDE
PARTY
BEYONCE FEAT. ANDRE 3000
I DO
YOUNG JEEZY FEAT. JAY-Z & ANDRE 3000
5 O’CLOCK
T- PAIN FEAT. WIZ KHALIFA & LILLY ALLEN
TATTOOS ON THIS TOWN
JASON ALDEAN
BLACKOUT
BREATHE CAROLINA
The Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart ranks the week’s most popular songs across all genres, ranked by
radio airplay audience impressions as measured by Nielsen BDS. © 2012, Prometheus Global Media, LLC
and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.
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COMPILED BY
TITLE
ARTIST
TURN ME ON
AVID GUETTA FEAT. NICKI MINAJ
D
ADELE
KELLY CLARKSON
RACK CITY
TYGA
GOOD FEELING
FLO RIDA
WE FOUND LOVE
RIHANNA FEAT. CALVIN HARRIS
SEXY AND I KNOW IT
LMFAO
YOUNG, WILD & FREE
SNOOP DOGG & WIZ KHALIFA FEAT. BRUNO MARS
DOMINO
JESSIE J
KATY PERRY
NI**AS IN PARIS
JAY Z KANYE WEST
WITHOUT YOU
GLEE CAST
IT WILL RAIN
BRUNO MARS
PARTY ROCK ANTHEM
LMFAO
DANCE (A$$)
BIG SEAN FEAT. NICKI MINAJ
THE MOTTO
DRAKE FEAT. LIL WAYNE
INTERNATIONAL LOVE
PITBULL FEAT. CHRIS BROWN
MOVES LIKE JAGGER
MAROON 5 FEAT. CHRISTINA AGUILERA
ASS BACK HOME
GYM CLASS HEROES FEAT. NEON HITCH
RED SOLO CUP
TOBY KEITH
NOT OVER YOU
GAVIN DEGRAW
SOMEONE LIKE YOU
ADELE
WORK OUT
J. COLE
I LIKE IT LIKE THAT
HOT CHELLE RAE FEAT. NEW BOYZ
YOU DA ONE
RIHANNA
WKS ON
CHART
HOT DIGITAL
SONGS
THIS
WEEK
ARTIST
WKS ON
CHART
TITLE
LAST
WEEK
THIS
WEEK
WKS ON
CHART
ARTIST
LAST
WEEK
TITLE
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TITLE
ARTIST
26 26 16 L UKE BRYAN
PARADISE
27 29 19 COLDPLAY
BLACKOUT
28 40 8 BREATHE CAROLINA
AT LAST
29 RE-ENTRY ETTA JAMES
FADED
30 NEW TYGA FEAT. LIL WAYNE
STEREO HEARTS
31 24 28 GYM CLASS HEROES FEAT. ADAM LEVINE
TAKE CARE
32 35 10 DRAKE FEAT. RIHANNA
33 27 31 SELENA GOMEZ & THE SCENE
WITHOUT YOU
34 33 21 DAVID GUETTA FEAT. USHER
WE FOUND LOVE
35 NEW GLEE CAST
36 43 2 GOTYE FEAT. KIMBRA
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT
37 36 8 OUTASIGHT
OURS
38 37 11 TAYLOR SWIFT
ROLLING IN THE DEEP
39 38 54 ADELE
PUMPED UP KICKS
40 32 36 FOSTER THE PEOPLE
A THOUSAND YEARS
41 39 14 CHRISTINA PERRI
MOVES LIKE JAGGER / JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH
42 NEW GLEE CAST
5 O’CLOCK
43 30 17 T-PAIN FEAT. WIZ KHALIFA & LILY ALLEN
HEADLINES
44 31 23 DRAKE
THE FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE
45 NEW GLEE CAST
SUPER BASS
46 41 38 NICKI MINAJ
MAKE ME PROUD
47 44 14 DRAKE FEAT. NICKI MINAJ
48 63 6 COLBIE CAILLAT
I WON’T GIVE UP
49 9 3 JASON MRAZ
50 34 15 STRANGE CLOUDS
B.O.B FEAT. LIL WAYNE
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sales data as compiled by Nielsen SoundScan. © 2012, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS,
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HITS OF THE WOR
HITS OF THE WORLD
GERMANY
UNITED KINGDOM
THIS
WEEK
LAST
WEEK
THIS
WEEK
LAST
WEEK
1
AI SE EU TE PEGO
1
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WE FOUND LOVE
1
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1
1
DOMINO
2
2
DOMINO
2
2
GOOD FEELING
2
2
AI SE EU TE PEGO
2
3
MAMA DO THE HUMP
3
6
TITANIUM
3
4
CALL ME MAYBE
3
3
VIDEO GAMES
3
8
TITANIUM
4
4
4
5
4
5
HANGOVER
4
5
3
GOOD FEELING
5
3
5
6
JAR OF HEARTS
5
2
GOOD FEELING
6
11
MAMA DO THE HUMP
6
11
TURN ME ON
6
8
GOOD FEELING
6
5
DEDICATION TO MY EX (MISS THAT)
5
LEVELS
7
IT WILL RAIN
LEVELS
7
4
LEVELS
7
VIDEO GAMES
8
6
SEXY AND I KNOW IT
8
9
WE FOUND LOVE
8
9
8
WITHOUT YOU
9
10
SOMEONE LIKE YOU
9
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TROUBLEMAKER
9
MOVES LIKE JAGGER
7
TROUBLEMAKER
10
7
PARADISE
7
8
9
10
FEBRUARY 4, 2012
MICHEL TELO OH MY GOD!/PANTTANAL/RGE/ROSTER/VIDISCO
JESSIE J LAVA
DAVID GUETTA FT. SIA WHAT A MUSIC
GOTYE FT. KIMBRA SAMPLES 'N' SECONDS/ELEVEN
FLO RIDA POE BOY
RIZZLE KICKS ISLAND
AVICII VERATONE
LANA DEL REY STRANGER
ANTIDOTE
NEW SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA VS KNIFE PARTY SHM
9
PARADISE
COLDPLAY PARLOPHONE
CANADA
BILLBOARD CANADIAN HOT 100
7
10
(NIELSEN SOUNDSCAN/BDS)
FEBRUARY 4, 2012
RIHANNA FT. CALVIN HARRIS SRP/DEF JAM
FLO RIDA POE BOY/ATLANTIC
CARLY RAE JEPSEN 604
KATY PERRY CAPITOL
ADELE XL
DAVID GUETTA FT. NICKI MINAJ WHAT A MUSIC/VIRGIN
BRUNO MARS SUMMIT/CHOP SHOP/ELEKTRA
LMFAO PARTY ROCK/WILL.I.AM/CHERRYTREE/INTERSCOPE
DAVID GUETTA FT. USHER WHAT A MUSIC/VIRGIN
MAROON 5 FT. CHRISTINA AGUILERA A&M/OCTONE
KOREA
BILLBOARD KOREA K-POP HOT 100
7
10
RE
(MEDIA CONTROL)
FEBRUARY 4, 2012
GOTYE FT. KIMBRA SAMPLES 'N' SECONDS/ELEVEN
MICHEL TELO PANTTANAL/RGE/ROSTER
LANA DEL REY STRANGER
TAIO CRUZ FT. FLO RIDA 4TH & BROADWAY
CHRISTINA PERRI ATLANTIC
FLO RIDA POE BOY
AVICII VERATONE
RIHANNA FT. CALVIN HARRIS SRP
ADELE XL
TAIO CRUZ 4TH & BROADWAY
AUSTRALIA
DIGITAL SONGS
THIS
WEEK
LAST
WEEK
1
(NIELSEN SOUNDSCAN
INTERNATIONAL)
FR
SINGLES
THIS
WEEK
SINGLES
(THE OFFICIAL UK
CHARTS CO.)
FEBRUARY 4, 2012
LAST
WEEK
CANADA
BILLBOARD CANADIAN HOT 100
THIS
WEEK
EURO
DIGITAL SONGS
LAST
WEEK
®
JESSIE J LAVA
RIZZLE KICKS ISLAND
DAVID GUETTA FT. SIA WHAT A MUSIC
ANTIDOTE
NEW SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA VS KNIFE PARTY SHM
FLO RIDA POE BOY
LLOYD FT. ANDRE 3000 & LIL WAYNE YOUNG-GOLDIE/ZONE 4
AVICII VERATONE
KISS THE STARS
NEW PIXIE LOTT MERCURY
TAIO CRUZ 4TH & BROADWAY
COLDPLAY PARLOPHONE
NETHERLANDS
DIGITAL SONGS
ITA
PAGE 9 OF 9
SALES DATA
COMPILED BY
2
l
3
4
3
4
2
1
KIDZ BOP KIDS
7
THE BLACK KEYS
6
9
6
6
4
5
YOUNG JEEZY
1
JAMES FORTUNE & FIYA
NEW
5
10
9
11
SRP/DEF JAM 016313/IDJMG (13.98)
CTE/DEF JAM 013738/IDJMG (13.98)
—
13 11
8
El Camino
2
9
NICKELBACK
1
ATTACK ATTACK!
2
SOUNDTRACK
7
Clancy’s Tavern
Mylo Xyloto
ROADRUNNER 617709* (18.98)
RISE 149 (12.98)
11
Joyful Noise
ARTISTS
11 VARIOUS
UNIVERSAL/EMI/SONY MUSIC 95756/CAPITOL (18.98)
17 17 12 19
LADY ANTEBELLUM
18 18 19 24
LUKE BRYAN
CAPITOL NASHVILLE 70412 (16.98)
19 15
+ THE MACHINE
10 12 FLORENCE
UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 016297* (13.98)
20
—
2
11
12
13
Stronger
0
2
19
1
10
14
l
15
16
l
3
Own The Night
1
1
Tailgates & Tanlines
0
2
17
18
l
19
l
20
l
6
DAVID CROWDER*BAND Give Us Rest Or (A Requiem Mass In C [The Happiest Of All Keys])
2
21
21 26 20 24
22 24 26 67
THE BAND PERRY
23 28 24
MARY J. BLIGE
ROC-A-FELLA/ROC NATION/DEF JAM 015426/IDJMG (13.98)
1
1
22
The Band Perry
1
4
23
l
5
24
2
25 28
l
REPUBLIC NASHVILLE 014839/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC (10.98)
My Life II...The Journey Continues (Act 1)
ALDEAN
24 25 21 64 JASON
BROKEN BOW 7697 (18.98)
My Kinda Party
SKRILLEX
Bangarang (EP)
BIG BEAT/OWSLA/ATLANTIC 528521/AG (5.98)
2
15
The Billboard 200 ranks the week’s top-selling albums across all genres, ranked by sales data as compiled
by Nielsen SoundScan. © 2012, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.
IMPRINT/LABEL
60 THE BLACK EYED PEAS
INTERSCOPE
WKS ON
CHART
ARTIST
LAST
WEEK
THIS
WEEK
WKS ON
CHART
SOCIAL 50
ADELE
1 51 X L/COLUMBIA
JUSTIN BIEBER
2 61 SCHOOLBOY/RAYMOND BRAUN/ISLAND/IDJMG
WALK OFF THE EARTH
14 2 SLAPDASH
SHAKIRA
4 61 SONY MUSIC LATIN/EPIC
PITBULL
6 59 MR. 305/FAMOUS ARTIST/POLO GROUNDS/J/SONY MUSIC LATIN/RCA
RIHANNA
3 61 SRP/DEF JAM/IDJMG
DAVID GUETTA
5 61 WHAT A MUSIC/ASTRALWERKS/CAPITOL
EMINEM
8 61 WEB/SHADY/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE
LADY GAGA
7 61 STREAMLINE/KONLIVE/INTERSCOPE
CHRIS BROWN
13 59 JIVE/RCA
BRUNO MARS
9 50 ELEKTRA
KATY PERRY
11 61 CAPITOL
SKRILLEX
12 29 BIG BEAT/MAU5TRAP/ATLANTIC
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
17 42 JIVE/RCA
SELENA GOMEZ
15 61 HOLLYWOOD
NICKI MINAJ
18 61 YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC
ONE DIRECTION
10 11 SYCO
COLDPLAY
22 61 CAPITOL
DON OMAR
34 61 ORFANATO/MACHETE
LINKIN PARK
30 61 MACHINE SHOP/WARNER BROS.
LMFAO
19 38 PARTY ROCK/WILL.I.AM/CHERRYTREE/INTERSCOPE
TAYLOR SWIFT
21 61 BIG MACHINE
VAZQUEZ SOUNDS
RE-ENTRY
SONY MUSIC LATIN
BOYCE AVENUE
27 36 3 PEACE
Watch The Throne
MATRIARCH/GEFFEN 016257/IGA (13.98)
4
10
l
Ceremonials
JAY Z KANYE WEST
25 19 15
9
5
SIXSTEPS/SPARROW 67854/EMI CMG (15.98)
9
8
l
12
NOW 40
CAPITOL NASHVILLE 94431 (18.98)
7
1
This Means War
Sorry For Party Rocking
31 LMFAO
PARTY ROCK/WILL.I.AM/CHERRYTREE/INTERSCOPE 015678/IGA (9.98)
9
2
1
2
15 16 13 118 ADELE
XL/COLUMBIA 31859*/SONY MUSIC (12.98)
6
5
Here And Now
WATERTOWER 39273 (12.98)
2
l
3
l
4
l
5
l
3
Identity
CLARKSON
14 14 16 13 KELLY
19 56801/RCA (11.98)
16 10
0
3
FIYA WORLD/LIGHT 7265/EONE (13.98)
1
1
TM:103: Hustlerz Ambition
13 COLDPLAY
CAPITOL 87553* (18.98)
NEW
21
2
Talk That Talk
KEITH
22 14 13 TOBY
SHOW DOG-UNIVERSAL 015592 (9.98)
8
1
Take Care
10 DRAKE
YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY 016135*/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC (17.98)
7
9
6
Kidz Bop 21
NONESUCH 529099*/WARNER BROS. (18.98)
5
11
l
12
l
21
RAZOR & TIE 89271 (18.98)
RIHANNA
7
l
8
l
Title
IMPRINT & NUMBER / DISTRIBUTING LABEL (PRICE)
48 ADELE
XL/COLUMBIA 44699*/SONY MUSIC (11.98)
NEW
3
ARTIST
LAST
WEEK
1
®
THIS
WEEK
2 WEEKS
AGO
1
200
PEAK
POSITION
LAST
WEEK
1
WEEKS
ON CHT
THIS
WEEK
®
CERT.
THE
DATA
PROVIDED
BY
26 26 60
27 16 58
28 40
l
54
29 24 56
30 32
l
31 36
l
32 44
l
33 33
l
34 37
l
35 35
l
36 38
l
52
59
7
56
60
59
22
37 23 60
38
l
RE-ENTRY
39 25 10
40 47
l
41
l
42 45
l
53
RE-ENTRY
3
43 42 47
44
l
RE-ENTRY
45 31 58
46 41 47
47 49
l
5
48 43 57
49 48
l
10
50 46 55
ARTIST
IMPRINT/LABEL
BEYONCE
PARKWOOD/COLUMBIA
WIZ KHALIFA
ROSTRUM/ATLANTIC
DEMI LOVATO
HOLLYWOOD
SNOOP DOGG
DOGGYSTYLE/PRIORITY/CAPITOL
CHRISTINA GRIMMIE
UNSIGNED
MICHAEL JACKSON
MJJ/EPIC
AVENTURA
PREMIUM LATIN
50 CENT
SHADY/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE
AVRIL LAVIGNE
RCA
DRAKE
YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC
CODY SIMPSON
ATLANTIC
LIL WAYNE
CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC
KELLY CLARKSON
19/RCA
AUSTIN MAHONE
UNSIGNED
TIESTO
MUSICAL FREEDOM
THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS
INTERSCOPE
LANA DEL REY
STRANGER
BOB MARLEY
TUFF GONG/ISLAND/UME
DAFT PUNK
VIRGIN/CAPITOL
BRITNEY SPEARS
JIVE/RCA
JENNIFER LOPEZ
ISLAND/IDJMG
JESSIE J
LAVA/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC
ENRIQUE IGLESIAS
UNIVERSAL MUSIC LATINO/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC
MAROON 5
A&M/OCTONE
USHER
LAFACE/RCA
Billboard’s Social 50 chart ranks the most active artists on the world’s leading social networking sites.
Artists’ popularity is determined by a formula blending their weekly additions of friends/fans/followers
along with artist page views and weekly song plays, as measured by Next Big Sound. © 2012, Prometheus
Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.
MARKET WATCH
A Weekly National Music Sales Report
Weekly Album Sales (Million Units)
Weekly Unit Sales
ALBUMS
This Week
25
Last Week
2011
2012
20
Change
This Week Last Year
15
Change
10
ALBUMS*
5,056,000
2,079,000
25000000
5,098,000
2,130,000
20000000-2.4%
-0.8%
5,248,000
1,904,000
15000000
-3.7%
9.2%
DIGITAL
TRACKS
27,889,000
28,557,000
-2.3%
26,378,000
5.7%
10000000
*Digital album sales are also counted
within album sales.
5.1M
5
0
Year-To-Date
DIGITAL
30000000
30
5000000
Year-Over-Year Album Sales
DIGITAL TRACKS SALES
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
For week ending January 22, 2012. Figures are rounded.
Compiled from a national sample of retail store and rack
sales reports collected and provided by
N
D
J
0
’11
’12
83.6 million
89.2 million
2011
OVERALL UNIT SALES
2012
35000000
Albums
30000000
15,953,000
Digital Tracks
Store Singles
Total
Albums w/TEA*
89,211,000
25000000
146,000
20000000
105,310,000
15000000
24,874,100
2.7%
6.7%
24.8%
6.1%
4.1%
*Includes track equivalent album sales (TEA) with 10 track downloads
10000000
equivalent to one album sale.
SALES BY ALBUM FORMAT
CD
Digital
Vinyl
Other
Notes:
1. Select bar chart template (solid arrow).
2. Select Object:Graph:Data from the menu.
15,535,000
83,603,000
117,000
99,255,000
23,895,300
CHANGE
0DNHVXUHVQDSWRSRLQWLVDFWLYHIURPYLHZPHQX
9,703,000
5,638,000
191,000
3,000
5000000
9,068,000
6,650,0000
231,000
5,000
-6.5%
17.9%
20.9%
66.7%

Billboard Magazine

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