1 with 48,000 (down 22%) as does Eminem’s “The Marshall Mathers LP 2” at No. On Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, Beyonce’s self-titled set holds at No. 28 peak in November) has its best sales week to date, moving 29,000 (up 267%) as a result of it also being included among Q’s album pre-order offering. Meanwhile, now-recurrent lead single “Collard Greens,” featuring Kendrick Lamar (No. 21 with 35,000 downloads (up 615%), according to Nielsen SoundScan, while album cuts “Break the Bank” (No. Second single “Man of the Year” opens at No. 25, is apparent as three new tracks made available as album pre-orders debut. Outside of the top 10, the anticipation for Schoolboy Q’s “Oxymoron,” due Feb. The longest running top 10 hit on the list is “Thrift Shop” with 42 weeks. YG’s “My Hitta” slips 8-9 in its 18th week while Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” holds on at No. 7 is Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ “White Walls” tumbling 5-8 in its 21st week. 1 in October and November.īelow John Legend’s aforementioned “All of Me” at No. Drake’s “Hold On, We’re Going Home” continues its decline (4-6) in its 25th week after spending five weeks at No. With Pharrell (and his hat) dominating media attention during and after Sunday’s GRAMMY awards - he took home three trophies while wearing an eye-catching Vivienne Westwood hat - expect “Happy” to receive a huge boost next week.īeyonce’s “Drunk in Love” falls 2-4 under Derulo and Pharrell’s surging songs while Kid Ink’s “Show Me” reenters the top five with a 6-5 lift. 20-26 Nielsen BDS tracking week (a 139% rise) and moving 188,000 downloads (a 57% increase), the cut takes home Airplay and Digital gainer awards. Reaching 24 million listeners in the Jan. Pharrell’s feel-good hit “Happy” continues to fly with a 7-3 jump in its fourth week. Should it hold on for another week, it’ll tie Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ “Thrift Shop” for the longest-running rap song atop the list. 4.Īt the top of the chart, Eminem’s “The Monster” fends off Jason Derulo’s “Talk Dirty” (3-2) for a 13th week at No. His best showing on the list altogether is his 2005 smash “Ordinary People,” which reached No. Legend’s last trip to the region was nearly five years ago when Rick Ross’ “Magnificent,” on which he is featured, peaked at No. Listen here OR subscribe to the podcast on iTunes HERE.Īdditionally, taking 21 weeks to reach the top tier of Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, “All of Me” is the slowest-rising R&B song since Frank Ocean’s “Thinkin Bout You” took 30 weeks to do so in 2012. In this week’s episode, we dig deep into the 56th GRAMMY Awards.
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And because the latest sales week ended the same night as the GRAMMYs, the full impact of his performance won’t even be felt until next week. 26), John Legend scores his fourth top 10 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs as “All of Me” jumps 14-8.ĭigitally, the song more than doubled its last week total (110%) to 86,000 downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan, its best week yet.
Following his GRAMMY performance on Sunday (Jan.
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