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No, Vevo isn't a thing anymore, it's totally irrelevant.Blue hydrangea, cold cash divine. Cashmere, cologne and white sunshine.
Red racing cars, sunset and vine. And we were young and pretty.
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Questions on the UK Budget Albums Chart: Does the chart still exist? Why was The Immaculate Collection relegated to that chart for some time and then able to be moved to the regular albums chart? Finally- an album could only chart on one or the other? Thanks.
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Each True Blue music video has more than 33 million views on YouTubeBlue hydrangea, cold cash divine. Cashmere, cologne and white sunshine.
Red racing cars, sunset and vine. And we were young and pretty.
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Official Music Videos under 1 million views:
Gambler 612K
Look Of Love 394K
LDLHA 832K
You Must Love Me 644K
Get Together 678K
Hey You 93K (poor thing)Comment
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Her followers:
Youtube 3.9 M (rounded +20.000 in a week)
Spotify 4.002.665 (+19.700 in a week)
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Current daily average YouTube views:
Madonna: 2.6 millions
Jennifer Lopez: 2.0 millions
Britney Spears: 1.8 millions
Pink: 1.5 millions
Whitney Houston: 1.5 millions
Mariah Carey: 1.5 millions
Celine Dion: 1.1 millions
Christina Aguilera: 0.8 millions
Janet Jackson: 0.15 million
Beyonce: 3.5 millions
Rihanna: 3.4 millions
Adele: 2.3 millions
Ariana Grande: 8.4 millions
Demi Lovato: 1.1 millions
Shakira: 6.0 millions
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Thanks to SoulSista!
Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 from 35 and 30 years ago:
May 25, 1985
01 04 Everything She Wants - Wham! (1st of 2 weeks at #1)
02 01 Don't You (Forget About Me) - Simple Minds
03 09 Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears
04 10 Axel F - Harold Faltermeyer
05 05 Smooth Operator - Sade
06 02 Crazy For You - Madonna
07 03 One Night In Bangkok - Murray Head
08 11 Suddenly - Billy Ocean
09 06 Some Like It Hot - The Power Station
10 15 Things Can Only Get Better - Howard Jones
May 26, 1990
01 01 Vogue - Madonna (2nd of 3 weeks at #1)
02 03 All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You - Heart
03 02 Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinead O'Connor
04 04 Hold On - Wilson Phillips
05 06 Alright - Janet Jackson
06 08 Poison - Bell Biv DeVoe
07 05 Sending All My Love - Linear
08 09 It Must Have Been Love - Roxette
09 15 U Can't Touch This - M.C. Hammer
10 11 This Old Heart Of Mine - Rod Stewart w/Ronald IsleyComment
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They all deserve so much more. Especially Gambler and You Must Love Me.Originally posted by music126 View PostComment
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New peak of the month for Frozen on Youtube
2020/05/05 77,956
2020/05/06 84,077
2020/05/07 96,058
2020/05/08 104,540
2020/05/09 117,543
2020/05/10 111,196
2020/05/11 90,832
2020/05/12 94,313
2020/05/13 96,406
2020/05/14 105,147
2020/05/15 111,942
2020/05/16 119,595
61,074,204 views at the moment.
Expected to hit 70,000,000 on: 2020/08/10Comment
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One thing I've noticed about Kworb numbers is that they are always updated as soon as the next day views come in. For exemple... they just updated the views for yesterday - Frozen with 119,595, Hung Up with 339,428 (biggest day ever), LAP with 277,259 (biggest day ever) and 4M with 174,781 (biggest day ever too) - but tomorrow, as soon as today's views are included, all the views from yesterday will suffer an adjustment. They will probably lose a few thousands of views.Comment
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Most viewed videos in the past 24 hours
All:328 +109 Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Official Music Video) 515,017 2,455:
English:123 +58 Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Official Music Video) 515,017 2,455 288 +37 Madonna - Hung Up (Official Music Video) 324,877 1,850 Comment
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Looks like Like A Prayer from the parent album has replaced Medellin on her Top 10 Spotify Songs.Comment
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Happy 30th birthday, I'm Breathless!
Billboard 200 chart run with weekly sales info from HITS magazine:
I'm Breathless (#2/25w)
(09/06/1990): 44-3(78.7K)-*2*(110.5K)-3-3(109.2K)-3(100.7K)-2(96.6K)-2(85.1K)-4-5(69.2K)-8(59.5K)-9(57.5K)-11(51.9K)-15(45.8K)-20-25-34(16.7K)-45-63-71-81-102-110-124-192
Certified 2X Platinum on July 30th.Last edited by LostAvenger; Tue May 19, 2020, 15:00.Comment
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On This Day In Billboard History: Madonna Brought the Transcendence of 'Vogue' to No. 1
5/19/2020 by Joe Lynch
At the start of the '90s, Madonna had seven Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s under her boy-toy belt and could pretty readily make the case she was the defining female pop star of the '80s. The only thing arguably working against her was the embarrassment-of-riches issue of figuring out how to follow-up a career-defining smash such as 1989's "Like a Prayer."
She solved that problem by dropping another world-shifting pop hit. "Vogue," which became her eighth Hot 100 No. 1 30 years ago today (May 19, 1990), topped the chart for three consecutive weeks and remains one of her most enduring hits. Over the course of this lush, gradual ascent into thumping house-disco bliss aided by co-writer and co-producer Shep Pettibone, Madonna lays out yet another masterful manifesto about ecstatic liberation on the dancefloor.
Inspired by the visually dramatic dance style of voguing that grew out of Harlem ballroom culture (as depicted in the classic 1990 documentary Paris Is Burning), Madonna tapped dancers/choreographers Jose Gutierez Xtravaganza and Luis Xtravaganza from that world to show America how it was done. While Madonna hardly invented the iconic moves, her global reach propelled voguing into the mainstream, a double-edged sword that season 2 of FX's Pose thoughtfully dealt with in 2019 (on one hand, it gave scene players an industry launch pad, but some queer people of color felt their culture had been appropriated, then discarded, after the craze went out of, well, vogue).
Thirty years after "Vogue" topped the chart, it's truly difficult to think about something related to the song that isn't iconic: There's the irresistible choreography; David Fincher's black-and-white art deco music video; her Marie Antoinette-styled VMAs performance of the song; the movie-star roll call near the end; and also every damn lyric. Really, the only thing "Vogue"-adjacent that isn't a clear victory is the album it first called home: I'm Breathless: Music From and Inspired By the Film Dick Tracy. It was a hit, certainly, peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, but remains one of the more neglected titles in her otherwise essential catalog, in no small part because its biggest single shares almost nothing in common with the rest of the LP other than an affection for Golden Era Hollywood.
It probably wouldn't surprise anyone to learn "Vogue" wasn't even intended for that collection of Sondheim numbers and Jazz Age throwbacks. According to Pettibone, it was given a budget of $5,000 and slated as a b-side for "Keep It Together," but when execs heard it, the plan changed. "The attitude was like, ‘This isn't gonna be a b-side. How can we get this out there?’” Pettibone recalled to Billboard in 2015 of the decision to tack it on to the Dick Tracy companion album.
Regardless, three decades later, its power remains undiminished. When Madame X trotted out "Vogue" at Pride Island 2019 during New York City's 50th anniversary of Stonewall World Pride celebration, the response was deafening, with the crowd surging like a tsunami. But even then, it was so much deeper and deeper than just bumping and grinding: It was a magical, life's-a-ball moment of transcendence few dance songs dare to reach.Comment
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Official video for Hung Up live from Coachella is now on Madonna's YouTube page.Comment
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Album: The Immaculate Collection
iTunes:
#69 United Kingdom (+43)
Album: Celebration
iTunes:
#1 Romania (+152)
Madonna is The most successful and influential female artist of all time.Comment
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This video of Don't Cry For Me Argentina has +37 million views and still has more daily plays than the official one (35k vs 26k). Hope they shut it down soon, this would help a little.
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Originally posted by cindycgy View Post
Current daily average YouTube views:
Madonna: 2.8 millions
Jennifer Lopez: 2.0 millions
Britney Spears: 1.9 millions
Pink: 1.5 millions
Whitney Houston: 1.4 millions
Mariah Carey: 1.4 millions
Celine Dion: 1.1 millions
Christina Aguilera: 0.8 million
Janet Jackson: 0.15 million
Beyonce: 3.4 millions
Rihanna: 3.5 millions
Adele: 2.1 millions
Ariana Grande: 7.0 millions
Demi Lovato: 1.1 millions
Shakira: 5.7 millions
Kate Perry: 6.4 millions
Taylor Swift: 4.8 millions
Lady Gaga: 4.0 millions
Miley Cyrus: 1.3 millionsLast edited by cindycgy; Thu May 21, 2020, 12:38.Comment
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The Janet number always cracks me up.
I have received many gifts from God,
but this is the first time I have ever received a gift from a goddess.
Don McLean on Madonna's version of American PieComment
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i have a question about youtube videos , if a song has an official live performance tagged as "music" does it means that the views will still be counted to the song's units? , also if its not necessary an official upload (like the DCFMA video some post above) from the official account but its still tagged as "music" , do those views still count as units?
asking about the US and hopefully other countries take regarding youtube views*Comment
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Sad to see Medellin is gone. If only it was because of Frozen. I thought that it would be Holiday or Into the Groove... but no, a second version of a song that is already there.Originally posted by music126 View Post
Well, at least it lasted a year.Comment
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