AudioBritneyBeats Posted May 13, 2015 #1 Report Posted May 13, 2015 As for the week's highly-anticipated top debut, Spears and Azalea launch at No. 29 with "Pretty Girls." Sales lead the way (accounting for 77 percent of the song's chart points), as it debuts on Digital Songs at No. 6 with 96,000 first-week downloads sold. The single is "an event record," says Charese Fruge, program director of Pop Songs chart panelist KKHH Houston, which has played the duet 39 times since adding it on its day of release (May 4)."Girls" should gain strong momentum from today's release of its official sci-fi send-up video and the pair's tandem performance at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday (May 17). http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/6561465/wiz-khalifa-hot-100-britney-spears-iggy-azalea-debut here's to moving into the top 10 with the video, and if not, Top 10 after the BBMAs! Official Debut Numbers so Far: #6 - Digital Songs #29 - Billboard Hot 100 *i will be tracking billboard chart positions each week! 4
David Posted May 13, 2015 #6 Report Posted May 13, 2015 JUST like I expected. 25-30 debut was obvious from the start. Now, about the music video. 'Booty' by Jennifer Lopez feat. Iggy Azalea shot to #18 on Billboard Hot 100 after the music video was released with 8 million US streams. Streaming contributed 98% in case of Booty so it clearly had a huge impact. Now, if Britney's team did NOT fuck up and released the video on Monday we would probably top 8 million quite easily and could climb up to possibly even #12-15 but now we only have three days worth of streaming left thanks to the Wednesday release. Next week Pretty Girls will probably climb another 9/10 spots thanks to the video and that's going to be our peak. I'm not expecting anything higher than #19 at this point. Shame. We are #6 on Digital, were #23 on Radio. If the video was released right away with the song, we could have debuted around the top #5 on streaming and have a top 10 debut. Now we will have to brush it over with *hopefully* a Top 20 semi-flop.
Dance Posted May 13, 2015 #8 Report Posted May 13, 2015 JUST like I expected. 25-30 debut was obvious from the start. Now, about the music video. 'Booty' by Jennifer Lopez feat. Iggy Azalea shot to #18 on Billboard Hot 100 after the music video was released with 8 million US streams. Streaming contributed 98% in case of Booty so it clearly had a huge impact. Now, if Britney's team did NOT fuck up and released the video on Monday we would probably top 8 million quite easily and could climb up to possibly even #12-15 but now we only have three days worth of streaming left thanks to the Wednesday release. Next week Pretty Girls will probably climb another 9/10 spots thanks to the video and that's going to be our peak. I'm not expecting anything higher than #19 at this point. Shame. We are #6 on Digital, were #23 on Radio. If the video was released right away with the song, we could have debuted around the top #5 on streaming and have a top 10 debut. Now we will have to brush it over with *hopefully* a Top 20 semi-flop. The thing is that the debut is not that important, what happens afterwards is 1
Guest Lᴜᴠ3�ɪ♥Hᴀᴛᴇ�ɪ Posted May 13, 2015 #9 Report Posted May 13, 2015 The thing is that the debut is not that important, what happens afterwards is yes. IMPACT is what matters.
David Posted May 13, 2015 #10 Report Posted May 13, 2015 The thing is that the debut is not that important, what happens afterwards is Digital is going to pick up for a while thanks to the video but we cannot expect miracles. It's all about streaming this week. Next week, streaming will naturally decrease a lot because most people would have seen the video by then and digital will continue to be a mess. The song is already losing its momentum on the radio. Not much is working in our advantage. Weak digital performance. Having only 3 days of streaming count towards the chart. The performance *might* bump the song a little bit but if the video won't do miracles then neither will the performance. Technically speaking, her team should upload the performance on VEVO cause that would count towards the chart but knowing them, they won't.
Caroline77 Posted May 13, 2015 #11 Report Posted May 13, 2015 It's a good debut ! Now hopefully it will rise 1
ValetGirls Posted May 13, 2015 #12 Report Posted May 13, 2015 Well it did a lot better than my #86 debut expectation As such, I'm happy keep dat longevity game goin Brit Brit! 1
Mr.Photographer Posted May 13, 2015 #13 Report Posted May 13, 2015 Its gonna peak top 20 after this video & performance, I wanna say between 15-20 tops...Not bad PG 1
I_need_me Posted May 13, 2015 #14 Report Posted May 13, 2015 I hope the video makes a lot of headlines so the song manages to climb! And then her appearance on the BBMA's needs to be spectacular so it gets a lot of publicity! Something about the song needs to go viral it we want it to really succeed
P.S.I. Posted May 13, 2015 #15 Report Posted May 13, 2015 Not bad at all, I was expecting it to debute at like 40 So, yeah, I do hope get our top 10 hit with the flawfree video and performance! 1
David Posted May 13, 2015 #16 Report Posted May 13, 2015 Its gonna peak top 20 after this video & performance, I wanna say between 15-20 tops...Not bad PG 1
News Posted May 13, 2015 #17 Report Posted May 13, 2015 The numbers are in folks... Pretty Girls lands on Billboards Hot 100..... Drum roll please........ coming in at #29! As for the week's highly-anticipated top debut, Spears and Azalea launch at No. 29 with "Pretty Girls." Sales lead the way (accounting for 77 percent of the song's chart points), as it debuts on Digital Songs at No. 6 with 96,000 first-week downloads sold. The single is "an event record," says Charese Fruge, program director of Pop Songs chart panelist KKHH Houston, which has played the duet 39 times since adding it on its day of release (May 4). "Girls" should gain strong momentum from today's release of its official sci-fi send-up video and the pair's tandem performance at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday (May 17). Not bad at all! Congratulations are in order to Miss Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea. Hopefully the music video today and also the billboard music awards will bring it up,and maybe a little bit more promotion from the flawless Britney Army (and of course our site). Read it on our mainsite!
FUDGE Posted May 13, 2015 #18 Report Posted May 13, 2015 JUST like I expected. 25-30 debut was obvious from the start. Now, about the music video. 'Booty' by Jennifer Lopez feat. Iggy Azalea shot to #18 on Billboard Hot 100 after the music video was released with 8 million US streams. Streaming contributed 98% in case of Booty so it clearly had a huge impact. Now, if Britney's team did NOT fuck up and released the video on Monday we would probably top 8 million quite easily and could climb up to possibly even #12-15 but now we only have three days worth of streaming left thanks to the Wednesday release. Next week Pretty Girls will probably climb another 9/10 spots thanks to the video and that's going to be our peak. I'm not expecting anything higher than #19 at this point. Shame. We are #6 on Digital, were #23 on Radio. If the video was released right away with the song, we could have debuted around the top #5 on streaming and have a top 10 debut. Now we will have to brush it over with *hopefully* a Top 20 semi-flop. I guess you were right all along eh man 1
AudioBritneyBeats Posted May 13, 2015 Author #20 Report Posted May 13, 2015 JUST like I expected. 25-30 debut was obvious from the start. Now, about the music video. 'Booty' by Jennifer Lopez feat. Iggy Azalea shot to #18 on Billboard Hot 100 after the music video was released with 8 million US streams. Streaming contributed 98% in case of Booty so it clearly had a huge impact. Now, if Britney's team did NOT fuck up and released the video on Monday we would probably top 8 million quite easily and could climb up to possibly even #12-15 but now we only have three days worth of streaming left thanks to the Wednesday release. Next week Pretty Girls will probably climb another 9/10 spots thanks to the video and that's going to be our peak. I'm not expecting anything higher than #19 at this point. Shame. We are #6 on Digital, were #23 on Radio. If the video was released right away with the song, we could have debuted around the top #5 on streaming and have a top 10 debut. Now we will have to brush it over with *hopefully* a Top 20 semi-flop. You are completely reading the charts wrong though, and you are completely disregarding the impact of the Billboard Music Awards. The music video is not that important. We debut at #29 with a full week of sales, audio streams & radio play. The following week, we move up to Top 15-20 with a full week of sales, audio streams, radio play AND coming with 5 days worth of the music video effect (increase in sales & streams), AND we'd also get some last minute jumps from the BBMA's performance as it's Sunday night & will count for that week. The following week, we move into the Top 10, maybe Top 5, with a full week of sales, audio/video streams, radio play with the FULL BBMA's impact. Pretty Girls will get a Top 10 peak, for sure, the question is a matter of how long it will remain there. My prediction is that Pretty Girls will end 2015 with at least 500k in sales, Top 10 peak on BB & possibly make the year end charts. For all we know, Britney & her team have more planned for the song, and it just requires time!
edurance Posted May 13, 2015 #21 Report Posted May 13, 2015 It's better than 'Perfume', which peaked at 88 or something If the GP likes it, after the video and the performance, the song could stay a few weeks in the Top 20, which is pretty good for Britney these days.
David Posted May 13, 2015 #22 Report Posted May 13, 2015 You are completely reading the charts wrong though, and you are completely disregarding the impact of the Billboard Music Awards. The music video is not that important. We debut at #29 with a full week of sales, audio streams & radio play. The following week, we move up to Top 15-20 with a full week of sales, audio streams, radio play AND coming with 5 days worth of the music video effect (increase in sales & streams), AND we'd also get some last minute jumps from the BBMA's performance as it's Sunday night & will count for that week. The following week, we move into the Top 10, maybe Top 5, with a full week of sales, audio/video streams, radio play with the FULL BBMA's impact. Pretty Girls will get a Top 10 peak, for sure, the question is a matter of how long it will remain there. My prediction is that Pretty Girls will end 2015 with at least 500k in sales, Top 10 peak on BB & possibly make the year end charts. For all we know, Britney & her team have more planned for the song, and it just requires time! No offence but this is so positive it's borderline delusional. You are assuming (quite confidently as well) that the song is going to remain stable on the digital chart. It's not. It's been bumpy since the release and it's not going to do much better now, particularly. We are going to get the full week of sales while we are what, out of the top 40? how is that going to help us crack the top 10? Obviously, the video will probably push the song up on iTunes for a day or two, same with the Billboard performance but it's very unlikely that it's actually going to stick. Britney's only chance to crack the Top 10 was lost the second they decided not to release the video right away with the song to smash streaming and digital from the very start. Now it's all scattered. The strongest week of digital sales for Pretty Girls is over. It's now going to counterbalance with a very strong week of streaming but then both will further deteriorate.
It's Armin B!tch Posted May 14, 2015 #23 Report Posted May 14, 2015 That's awesome and this is just the beggining! Imagine in the summer
rocket Posted May 14, 2015 #24 Report Posted May 14, 2015 OMG!!! I just realize she's using the same necklace form the pepsi commercial... RECYCLENEY SLAYS
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