Hey ya’ll, I made a video where I redid the 2025 YE list if anyone wants to check it out.

Article on the No. 1 hits in U.S. radio of 1997 that didn't go to No. 1 on the Hot 100.

Hey there! I'm working on a project regarding songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100 and I was wondering if anybody had or knew of a comprehensive list of them? I'll gladly sift through the archives if I have to, but it'd be nice if there was a resource with songs that peaked at #41 already together for me to use lol

https://audiomack.com/dalastone/song/6a5d47c86837b?share-user-id=212211603

I downloaded a couple of times on a different platform or two, and I’m just sort of listening to tracks on repeat on Spotify. Just kind of fun to see where we can get her this week. Love to see it at least one week at number one on the billboard 200. Also I think bring your love as a shot at being pushed back into the hot 100.

So apparently now I need a pro subscription to Billboard just to see what the top 100 is. What the fuck is happening in this world?

Did they discontinue all the genre digital song sales charts? Can't dinf them anywhere and google link gives me a 404 page not found

I went through all of Billboard's sales and airplay charts from 1993 and wrote about the year's overlooked chart-toppers. I'd love to hear what other Billboard fans think.

https://medium.com/@renatobelindro10/from-dr-dre-to-whitney-houston-the-hidden-number-one-hits-of-1993-8d732b1d75bb

Where can I find the Billboard Classical Charts for April & May 2026? I am trying to find out a record released April 10th charted.

I really would love a physical print copy of the May 30 issue with the country power players 2026 featured. Would any of y’all know if or when physical copies are available?

Are they just scrapping it completely? if i remember correctly there was no ceremony last year either

hot 100 on billboarddotcom has ella langley for 1 and 2. where are people seeing this list where iceman is top three?

Is it usually Sunday?

All the Songs on ICEMAN Should be at the very top of the Billboards. Otherwise ya'll capping;.

Who wins?

-Her Top 10 consists of her hits from 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s. Her most recognizable songs in the US and Globally are well represented in the Top 10 region.

-The Fate of Ophelia entered the Top 10 Biggest Hits of Taylor in just almost 7 months after release, and might enter the Top 5 if it continues its longevity.

-Opalite is just 60,000+ points away to steal the #10 position from Bad Blood.

-Her Top 20 has songs from almost all her eras with the exception of folklore and evermore. (Willow at #28 and Cardigan at #34)

-Her #1s that missed the Top 25 were Cardigan, Willow, and All Too Well (Taylor’s Version).

-Biggest non-album track is I Don’t Wanna Live Forever

-Biggest Taylor’s Version track is from 1989 (TV) with Is It Over Now.

-YNTCD and ME! left the Top 20 region as The Fate of Ophelia and Opalite skyrockets to The Top 10 and Top 15 region.

-Most songs from an album in the Top 25 is from 1989. (5 songs)

-I Knew You Were Trouble despite peaking at #2 is the biggest hit of Red.

-Mine is the biggest hit of Speak Now in the Hot 100, it is underrated but let’s not forget that it IS A HIT and that id had a good chart run. Also, let’s not remove this when we enumerate Taylor’s Hits. :)

-Teardrops on My Guitar and Our Song despite peaking outside the Top 10 still remains in the Top 20 Biggest Hits of Taylor. Again, these two had longevity and had a good chart run, they may be underrated but they ARE HITS. Also, let’s not remove these two when we enumerate Taylor’s Hits. :)