#KID CUDI ALBUMS CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER CRACK#

1 during the last two weeks of 2019 and held on during the very beginning of 2020.Īlso, by becoming Mariah’s 19th No. It happened when “All I Want” squeaked in time at No. 1s with chart-toppers in the ‘90s, the ‘00s, the ‘10s and now the ‘20s. The year kicked off with some 2019 (or, more accurately, 1994) holiday cheer.Īs if Mariah needed to prove anything else on the Hot 100 charts during her illustrious career, the superstar chanteuse became the first artist to span four distinct decades of No. “All I Want for Christmas Is You” – Mariah Carey (January 4). 1 song in chronological order and quickly recap their history-making, chart-busting accomplishments… Rather than drag it out any further, let’s go through each No.

#KID CUDI ALBUMS CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER CRACK#

The crack research team at DJROBBLOG – yours truly – was able to compile the history-making facts and figures for all 22 of the songs that occupied the top spot on this year’s Hot 100 charts between the year’s first chart dated January 4 and the last dated December 26. Rarely, if ever, has there been a year where so many individual record-breaking feats were accomplished by so many songs as was the case in 2020. 1 song of 2020 – all 22 of them – made some kind of individual chart history, with some records being established and later broken by other songs later in this same year. The collective number of songs topping the chart was indeed historic, but the history-making extended to each song’s individual accomplishments as well. 1, triple the previous record (four songs did this in both 19). 1 every week for six weeks – was the fastest it had been in 30 years!īy year’s end, there were twelve different songs that debuted at No. Remarkably, during one stretch this spring, the turnover rate of No.

1 holdovers from 2019 (including one that repeated at the top in a separate chart run near the end of 2020…more on that below). 1 position during 2020, but two of those were No. There were 22 different songs altogether that occupied the No. 1 songs per year was 11.85 – far fewer than the average-per-year for the chart’s first 33 years under the old methodology from 1958-91, which was nearly doubled at 23.2 new No. 1 songs in a calendar year since 1991 was eighteen, which happened in 2006.įrom 1992-2019, the average number of new No. Before now, the highest number of new No. 1 turnover rate that for nearly 30 years has resulted in fewer songs topping the charts on an annual basis. One of the effects of that 1991 switch to the current chart calculation method had been a slower No. 1 in 2020, a record-high during the “Nielsen SoundScan/Nielsen Media era,” or the current period beginning in 1991 when Billboard switched to a digital monitoring technology that provides far more accurate accounting of airplay, sales, downloads and now streaming information than the previous method (phoned-in, man-made sales and airplay rankings) did. The history making extended to all the songs collectively as well as each song’s individual feats.įor starters, collectively, twenty songs secured their first weeks at No. The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights” topped the chart in April and was named 2020’s top Hot 100 single. Yet, despite the difficulties the music industry faced in 2020, a bright spot has emerged in what has been one of the most phenomenal years in recent memory on the Billboard singles charts – specifically the weekly Hot 100 tally – where seemingly week after week one history-making feat was outdone by another. It has no doubt been a year musicians will be talking about for decades to come, for all the above reasons and more. Some smaller acts likely struggled just to make ends meet. Artists had to fend for themselves and come up with innovative ways of marketing their product, much of which involved the use of virtual technology and live-streaming platforms. The Covid-19 pandemic led to hundreds if not thousands of cancelled tours and festivals, and many venue closures.

The music business wasn’t immune to 2020’s merciless wrath. Twenty-twenty was an extraordinary year for many (obvious) reasons, some good but most of which we’d like to forget.

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