MisterCosmicc wrote:
AngelR wrote:
MisterCosmicc, I think I said streaming numbers! I'd include iTunes there as well. Check it out on QOL when it's back working, very interesting statistics. Of course the majority of streaming came from younger GP, new fans discovering Queen and checking their music out after/before tour. The BoRha and Don't stop me now and the Greatest Hits album were obvious winners after every tour date.
Billboard has a streaming chart =) If it's not top 100, I don't want to hear about it.
On US Billboard, Queen are currently at #25 on the US Billboard. To chart on the Billboard Top 200, all figures are compiled. Physical, digital, and streaming, too.
You should read into it. A hit on the iTunes chart isn't a big deal unless you're a small-time, hardly known musician/band.
Say's it all - first of all "if it's not top 100 I don't want to know" = the only thing that matters is chart position hence Cardi B et al must be amazing artists, I assume you listen to her and her ilk all the time then? Thankfully I'm more discerning and actually care if somethings good to listen to, I don't need a chart position to tell me what's good, there's a ton of utter garbage gets in the top 100 that I'd never listen to in a million years, really can't believe and adult would claim the only thing that matters is being top 100 smh.
The itune chart is a measure of how popular an artists music is at any given time since it's a rolling chart so if an artist is constantly increasing on the chart whenever there's an appearance etc it's a sign more people are discovering them or interested in their new music or checking them out etc.
