my fav songs 1. Espresso (S.C) 2. Too Sweet (HOZIER) 3. I Can Do It with a Broken Heart (T.S) 4. Snooze (SZA) 5. Juno (S.C) 6. Feather (S.C) 7. thank u, next (A.G) 8. Therefore I Am (B.E) 9. 360 (C.xcx) 10. Make You Mine (M.B) 11. Bed Chem (S.C) 12. Good Luck Babe! (C.R) 13. good 4 u (O.R) 14. H-O-T T-O G-O (C.R) 15. Nonsense (S.C) 16. Good Graces (S.C) 17. Happier than Ever (B.E) 18. Super Bass (N.M) 19. Good in Goodbye (M.B) 20. I'M HIS, HE'S MINE (K.P), (DOECHII) 21. Don't Start Now (D.L) 22. Havana (C.C) 23. On My Way (A.W), (S.C), (FARRU..) 24. 34+35 (A.G) 25. Fortnight (T.S) 26. NO (M.T) 27. Pink Pony Club (C.R) 28. Levitating (D.L) 29. Coincidence (S.C) 30. vampire (O.R) 31. Take Me To Church (HOZIER) 32. Please Please Please (S.C) 33. Bloody Mary (L.G) 34. Unholy (S.S) 35. New Rules (D.L) 36. Thumbs (S.C) 37. Red Wine Supernova (C.R) 38. Kill Bill (SZA) 39. Saturn (SZA) 40. I Had Some Help (P.M)

12:16 MY EARS ARE BLESSEDD WHERE DID U GET THIS

Any explanation for Like a Virgin randomly charting in 2016? Thats so crazy, Madonna is a legend

can you please name the effects you use for your videos? If on capcut. thank you so much

How come you didn't play the sound for El Paso or was there a copyright claim?

BAD GIRLS was only 49 weeks. It deserved so much more!!!

GOAT

2019?

The Best Selling Female Artists by Physical/pure copies Sales! Here are their Top 5 Best Selling Albums! Madonna - According to Warner Music Germany, MADONNA sold over 300,000,000 records. Immaculate Collection 30M True Blue 25M Like a virgin 21M Like a prayer 15M Ray of light 14M Celine Dion - According to Sony Music UK, CELINE DION sold over 250,000,000 albums worldwide. Falling Into You 33M Lets talk about love 30M All the way 18M Colour of my love 16.6M These are special times 11M Mariah Carey - According to Sony Music Canada, MARIAH CAREY sold over 200,000,000 albums worldwide. Music Box 30M Daydream 25M Mariah carey 15M Merry Christmas 15M #1’s 11M Whitney Houston - According to Sony Music Canada, WHITNEY HOUSTON sold over 200,000,000 albums worldwide. Bodyguard 45M Whitney Houston 25M Whitney 20M Im your baby tonight 10M My love is your love 8M Janet Jackson - According to BMG Records, JANET JACKSON sold over 160,000,000 records worldwide. Janet 20M Control 14M Rhythm nation 14M Velvet rope 10M All for you 7M

Michael Jackson 😭💔

And now add TTPD with over 2M debut 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

when the top 5 was only female artists, it was so iconic

Can you update this?

Days before rodeo

2024 please🙏

Where do you get the raw data for this?

The voice

may I ask for your data resource? thank you so much

pls do top 10 on bb200 for 2020

"The Beatles" continue to outsell everyone else.

The colour of my love, falling into you, let’s talk about love. ❤❤❤

So far, up until minute 8:45, there hasn't been even one single tune that I like. Yikes.... She has this irritating teeny drama singing voice, which I find very annoying. I really try to like this chick, trying to figure out what she's all about. I even like one song from Ariana Grande, but this chick? Noooo (with a frown on my face.) It's painful. Too many words, too overloaded with everything teeeeeeny.

the way teenage dream randomly charted after her other albums stopped at charting

O Hip Hop e R&B dominando

Is Promise of a New Day by Paula Abdul reach #1 ?

2010 and 2011 were katys years , 5 number ones from the same album and the first and only female to achieve this

Abbey Road iconico ❤

what is this app called??

It’s a shame walls wasn’t a big hit… she didn’t do as much press as for partners or encore, didn’t have all the celebrities to help, and the album got into a “trump theme” which I think didn’t help… but I actually love walls. She is recording a new album, who knows, perhaps she gets another number one…. Imagine 12 number ones in 7 decades!!!

Rhythm Nation 1814 has the most top 5 singles, with 7 a record still today 35 years later and the album was Inducted Into US Library of Congress !

Careless Whisper was the #1 song of the year

oh taylegend the stable you are

ended flopged & khiapunzel

The way BEYONCE blocked akon for 7 weeks straight and ‘I wanna love you’ never reached number 1 in 2007

tanked

Cuando saco el álbum 'Taylor Swift' yo apenas nacía

Physical won song of the decade in the 80s! Well deserved! RIP Olivia Newton-John! Thanks for all the music!

Could you do one to include all the solo members albums

Year end 1 post Malone 2 lil has x 3 Ariana grande 4 taylor swift 5 Billie eilish I swear everything got blocked by old town road

Hi, the video for billboard hot 100 (2004) has been blocked in certain countries due to SME...

1984 was the year I owned 3 of the albums that topped the charts, Thriller, Purple Rain & Born in the USA. I also purchased Private Dancer, The Ghostbusters Soundtrack, 1984, & Like A Virgin (mostly because of the title & Madonna was pretty hot back then, at least to 14 yo boys such as myself. Her music I wouldn't really appreciate for another 4 years). All were in the Top 10 but I don't think I knew what a Billboard Hot 100 was so how they charted didn't have a deciding factor as far as why I purchased the records (and tapes of some as tapes were cheaper than vinal believe it or not. CD's were beginning to become popular but only my parents and people their age could afford them), teenagers spent their allowance on music they liked and I obviously had good taste. Now I did listen to the Sunday Top 40 countdown radio shows, every Sunday, religiously. The first of the day was Top 40 show was Casey Casems Weekly Top 40, his was a more serious subdued version that had a more official tone to it. When he got to the last 10 songs he gave 1 minute facts and histories of the artists before playing the song. I used to spend the day with my Walkman headphones on and had to change the batteries at least once before the end of the day. The best Top 40 show however was Rick Dees Weekly Top 40. His show was hilarious and full of those now cheesey sterio typical 80's musicDJ radio show antics. But still, he was hilarious. And he was Sunday nights so I would listen in bed, again with my Walkman headphones on. I especially remember the summer of 1984. It was the best summer of my young life up until then. Great movies that are now classics were released, the music was great and the cares were few. Our worries were our hair, our clothes, our bikes and our friends were the only people that mattered. It's unfortunate that the latest generations will have nothing nestagic to look back on because those memories sustain us as we're older and living in a world that's probably crazier than it's ever been.

Its insane how cruel summer managed to get to number 1 4 years after release lol

That was the summer I finished college, turned 21, and moved to NYC from Upstate NY. I knew every song that hit #1 and that were in the Top 20, some were favorites but many I hated, and still do. The one that surprised me was Madonna 's Justify My Love, making it to #1 in December of '90 and staying in the top spot thru the first 2 weeks of '91. I dug the song then and remembered the controversy behind it. Then again Madonna was always in the hot seat, and by the beginning of '91, btw anyone under 40 will find this hard to believe, she was so famous, so overly exposed to the point that a day didn't go by (and I'm not exaggerating) where no matter where you were on the planet, the name "Madonna" was heard, read, said and thought about at least once on a daily basis. What I remember most about Justify My Love was that MTV banned the video (forcing her to simply put it out on video to buy for $30, selling millions of copies allowing her to rake in like $10Million just from the video sales alone) and (I actually remember this like it just happened the other day) SNL did a Wayne's World skit that parodied the video and Dana Carney as Garth was a dancer in the video wearing tights with a huge bulge and dancing around a hotel hallway. Hilarious!

wow Whitney!!! No.1 almost half year

I literally am obsessed with this whole video...I'm just wondering how you gathered all the data for this visual?

30 years from now people are gonna talk about how massive she was and put her in the league of all the other music legends

1998 was wild with Butterfly, The Velvet Rope, and Ray Of Light.....all 3's most critically acclaimed albums at once.

Man crazy that those lockdown songs are turning 5 yrs old next yr… time goes by super fast ❤🎉😢

For now, this is the second best year in billboard hot 100 this decade, after of 2021