Since that date, only 25 songs have run away with enough sales, airplay and, since 2012, streaming activity to rule with at least a two-to-one points lead. 4, 1958, began incorporating Nielsen Music's (now MRC Data) electronically-measured point-of-sale and radio airplay information on the list dated Nov. based on a blend of streaming, airplay and sales data. Thus, having all three Hot 100 metrics strongly in its corner allows "Easy on Me" its top-dog status among its challengers.īefore we reveal the full list, here's the fine print: The Hot 100 ranks the most popular songs of the week in the U.S. 4 on the Radio Songs chart, the highest debut for any tune since the list expanded from a pop-centric ranking to encompassing every radio format in 1998. Radio, too, plays an instrumental role as the song storms in at No. The massive activity surrounding "Easy on Me," of course, comes with feverish demand for new material from Adele, who had not released anything since her 2015 LP, 25. Similar to the case of "Easy on Me," that album's lead single, "Hello," also arrived with triumphant fanfare (and makes an appearance on the double-points list as well, below.) For her new work, "Easy on Me" sails in as the week's most-streamed and most-sold song after its first full tracking week. "Easy on Me" is the 24th song in the last 30 years that can credibly claim to be at least twice as popular as any other song on the Hot 100 that week. 2 "Stay" by The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber. The long-awaited song not only shoots to the top, but it lands there comfortably with a cushion of more than twice as many Hot 100 chart points as its closest competitor, the current No. But its success doesn't just lead the competition, it laps them all. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 (dated Oct. As Adele makes her grand return to the music scene with "Easy on Me," the new single unsurprisingly rockets to the No.
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