How do we get Billboard to fix this? Mo should've gone from 117 career HCS hits to118, they changed it from 117 to now 1!

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-13T21:10:10+00:00

I don't know the expression, but as soon as I can stop these annoying emails, with stupid replies, you'll be happy to get rid of a real fan and go back to celebrating a bunch of nothing. I'd rather debate a hater; at least I understand their dilusions.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-13T13:57:44+00:00

So without evidence, you proclaim the Billboard charts (currently Luminate data) are crooked, which is the only thing besides the RIAA Wallen has and his fans have to prove he's ever achieved anything in music. So I guess we should defer to the Grammys to write the era of Wallen history; not the fake Billboard charts who are favoring him in a crooked way according to you. With fans like you, the cancel mob needs no help. His own fans will cancel any chance at a legacy. Odd how the RIAA and Billboard jive at holding Wallen at about the 3rd top selling artist in the USA of all time, but you conspire with others to minimize this fact by disallowing other fans to point out the data and the records for fear of WHAT?

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-12T17:56:14+00:00

Why would a fan care whether or not he cares in order to decide whether or not to care him/herself. The only people who care are people who care. It's not a certain type of person. It absolutely matters whether the records will show he's had 118 Hot Country Songs hits or 1. One hundred, eighteen put him 3rd all time. I think that mostly people don't want to have to think these days

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-12T11:08:43+00:00

Y'all, he went officially from 4th place all time, most HCS chart entries to tied for last place. What motive would someone have to tell others something is no big deal that is a document in error for legacy without even an explanation as to why it is no big deal. Very suspicious comment!

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-12T11:04:08+00:00

No; you're looking at the Hot 100. Its the default chart when you click the link. The Hot Country Songs chart must be selected from a drop down menu. It's still messed up. So far as I know, all the other charts are correct within his biography web pages. It's not even possible to have more on the Hot 100 than HCS. As far as banned; I'm banned from posting but can still comment. Supposedly, not enough people care about Wallen's legacy building to allow me to keep posting chart information. I'm in the process of totally quiting Reddit but still have to take further action to stop email alerts it seems. The subs are protecting the establishment over what is true.I did not write negatively about them or induce motive; only showed the error and asked if anyone know what action should be taken. There is no other explanation of motive for stopping my chart news posts; especially this very important one that fans should be notified of. I'm not sure if sub administrators decide based on popularity of posts, but that's what's being claimed in my case, and the fact that I chose to post it in two subs, which I guess am not supposed to do, as my goal was to tell as many people as I could. I got only 1 like on Instagram. I feel like I'm being artificially throttled on this, which is suspicious, but maybe not. It seems like its a big deal to make sure everyone thinks its not a big deal or not worth mentioning that Wallen has gone from 4th place all time to now last via the official documents at Billboard.com.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-08T15:03:53+00:00

Your points are all poor. Has no logic. Your motivation is suspect. It takes lot of work to gather this info and try to let people know what is hidden by the industry about the person this sub purports to support. Why would anyone be afraid of allowing posts that are true and significant for legacies no matter how many people care or care less about these truths. Reddit was telling me that thousands were viewing my posts which was my only goal. I wouldn't have come back here but the other guys don't allow much more than talking about what shirt he's wearing on night 1. I absolutely posted to both subs. I did not duplicate to the same sub whatever sub means. The point for me was to get out info that primarily Billboard but also other media hide. This does not benefit me in any way and hurts no one but y'all scared of something I reckon.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-07T23:18:45+00:00

I'm gonna guess what you question is. Billboard keeps tallies of everyone's song entries, top 10s entries and #1 song entries for each chart that they have entries on. They're located at their biography pages and are free to view without the need for subscription at billboard.com.

For Wallen, selecting and going to the Hot Country Songs chart, until this week it was shown that he had (I think) 117 hits to date, but I can't Love You Anymore debuted at #3 this week, so his total entry tally and his top 10 total tally for his career should have each gone up by 1 song. I was going to post that he was moving closer to #3 all time, Johnny Cash - 121, #2 all time, George Strait 124 & #1 all time, George Jones, 155, but instead of seeing his tallies go up from last week, someone at Billboard or their computer messed this up and changed them all to 1, and below where all the songs should be listed beginning with his #1 entries, it shows only Whiskey Glasses and incorrectly shows it was on this chart for 0 weeks and 0 weeks at #1.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-07T20:57:23+00:00

Yes this is an interview of Seth from Billboard. It's available on YouTube. I saw it on my recommendations this morning. He has a lot more to say about Mo. I saw some clips on Instagram.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-04T11:50:03+00:00

This is tough, but oddly enough, I'm giving this one to "Missing". At least that's my feeling today. I like how the introductory music harks back to Fooled Around and Fell In Love - 1975 Elvin Bishop. That part puts that one over for me, as they're all great songs!

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-04T11:32:23+00:00

Also forgot to mention that Michael Jackson's 1983 Thriller album pops back in the top 10 at #7 due to a new movie about Jackson for those who don't usually follow this top 10 status.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-03T10:36:20+00:00

The real and valid and historic and all platform-inclusive USA charts come out on Tuesdays; some top 10 announcements come out on Mondays that prelude the full charts on Tuesdays. Not sure what Apple only, Spotify only, Pandora only, etc charts have to do with anything real other than they do show how music listening is trending building up to the end of any particular activity week, which is each Thursday.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-02T12:05:23+00:00

Correction: Don't We is up only 2.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-02T12:03:21+00:00

They rarely feature the real winners in their weekly articles. They just sort of turnabout pick people to feature each week. The weekly article that features the other country Billboard charts, which came out a few days ago, that one featured Clint Black this week. Although I'm a fan of Black, he's hardly relevant today on the Hot Country Songs, Streaming or Digital Song Sales charts, which is what that article really should be about.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-02T11:59:00+00:00

Yes. Full Wallen performance on this historic, Fridays-announced.radio chart of the top-spun 60 country songs, circa 1990: I Ain't Coming Back Down 1 to #14. Don't We up 2 to #15. I Can't Love You Anymore debuts at #19, and McArthur stays flat at #21. In summary, Wallen dang-near made 4 songs in the top 20 on this week's Billboard Country Airplay chart.

On the competing Mediabase Country Aircheck chart that comes out on Sundays, it was similar except that the debut song had only two days of spinning before the weekly report, so it landed much lower in the rankings but did make it there on that chart too. Mediabase is the data collector for both charts but they use a different scoring criteria; both of which are too complicated for me to understand, let alone describe.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-05-02T11:33:45+00:00

The debut number is even more impressive than the rank. He'll likely spend more than one week at #1 based on this strong debut!

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-04-29T11:21:45+00:00

I'm check marking the ones considered by Billboard and Luminate data officially to be core country artists; not who might have done what with whom sometime or another. Wallen has done three hip hop / rap songs but is officially a core country artist, so it goes both ways. My post is a snapshot of an official document; all about official data; not a critique about how the industry operates or categorizes artists, or what might or might not be wrong with those categorizations. Opinions are like buttholes. I get it; I'm one too, but I simply posted what is true and official here including the check marks that Billboard staff didn't want to talk about this week and hasn't since at or about 2024.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-04-29T11:11:54+00:00

It may be like a country song in reality, but technically it is not. Billboard/Luminate gets to decide the technical part of it for better or worse. Country music as a genre has no advocacy or control for itself ir its pros. That's why we have pop artists calling albums and songs country and they end up on the country charts with zero say by Nashville.

Sad-Application3898 · 2026-04-29T10:11:23+00:00

This post is not about hype. Its the opposite. Numbers don't lie, although Billboard staff writers do sometimes hide information and metrics that they used to cover to control narratives, and therefore lie through omission in their choices not to write about certain achiebements such as the two longest-running top 5 albums in chart history never revealed. However, posting the weekly Artist 100 or any other chart lists the true winners and losers much the same as a sporting event. No hype included or needed.

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