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Post by woolebull on Aug 23, 2017 18:50:57 GMT -5
It doesn't look like "Versace On The Floor" by Bruno Mars will be making the top 10. This will be the first time Bruno will miss the top 10 with a song on American Top 40. I believe that ends his streak at something like 15.
Does anyone know who the record holder is for having all of their singles that made AT 40 hitting the top 10? I know we debated this before for the Casey 1.0 and Shadoe years. From what I remember about those discussions, Milli Vanilli went 5 for 5 and Wham! went 6 for 6, though some did not want to count Wham's run because they had songs that hit the Hot 100 but did not hit AT 40. I think Bruno had at least one song that did that as well with Major Lazer.
So up to 2017, which artists have had all of their hits on AT 40 hit the top 10? Let's make the number more than 6 to see who beats out Wham!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 24, 2017 9:43:26 GMT -5
Mariah Carey definitely beat 6.
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Post by woolebull on Aug 24, 2017 22:27:45 GMT -5
She beat six, but all of her songs didn't hit the top 10. Milli did, Wham! did. Someone like Shawn Mendes so far has. Bruno had until this time. It honestly would be hard to get past six just because hit groups or artists don't stop charting after their first few songs.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2017 5:41:30 GMT -5
Oh. I thought we were asking Top 10s in a row. Sorry.
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Post by joannaaquino on Nov 11, 2017 11:42:03 GMT -5
Hi there! Thanks for the submitted report! I am pretty sure that Bruno will be making the top 10 soon!
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Post by DJ Particle on Dec 23, 2017 14:00:38 GMT -5
In the 1980s, it looked like Exposé would manage this. Their first 7 hit the top 10, but then their 8th ("Your Baby Never Looked Good in Blue") stalled at #17 in 1990. After that point, they would only have 2 more Top 40s, with 1993's "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me", their final Top 40 single to date, hitting #8 on the Hot 100 (it was a much larger hit on AT40 though, managing #1 I believe).
Still...8-2 isn't a bad record.
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Post by Hervard on Dec 28, 2017 10:53:48 GMT -5
In the 1980s, it looked like Exposé would manage this. Their first 7 hit the top 10, but then their 8th ("Your Baby Never Looked Good in Blue") stalled at #17 in 1990. After that point, they would only have 2 more Top 40s, with 1993's "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me", their final Top 40 single to date, hitting #8 on the Hot 100 (it was a much larger hit on AT40 though, managing #1 I believe). Still...8-2 isn't a bad record. "I'll Never Get Over You..." actually peaked at #3. There was no way it was getting to #1, what with the lock "That's The Way Love Goes" by Janet Jackson had on the top spot. I'm assuming that their other song that missed the Top Ten was "As Long As I Can Dream"? |
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Post by DJ Particle on Dec 31, 2017 13:51:55 GMT -5
In the 1980s, it looked like Exposé would manage this. Their first 7 hit the top 10, but then their 8th ("Your Baby Never Looked Good in Blue") stalled at #17 in 1990. After that point, they would only have 2 more Top 40s, with 1993's "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me", their final Top 40 single to date, hitting #8 on the Hot 100 (it was a much larger hit on AT40 though, managing #1 I believe). Still...8-2 isn't a bad record. "I'll Never Get Over You..." actually peaked at #3. There was no way it was getting to #1, what with the lock "That's The Way Love Goes" by Janet Jackson had on the top spot. I'm assuming that their other song that missed the Top Ten was "As Long As I Can Dream"? I was thinking more of the Hot 100 but their other that hit the Top 40 there but not the Top 10 was "I Wish the Phone Would Ring"...their single before "Never Get Over". |
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Post by Hervard on Dec 31, 2017 14:26:56 GMT -5
Oh yeah, I always forget about that song - probably because it was one of their upbeat songs by them that I dislike. Indeed, the best songs from the third album were the three ballads released from the album ("In Walked Love", which sounded a lot like a Wilson Phillips hit (bore a close resemblance to "Impulsive") was the fourth, which many may not remember, since it only charted at AC).
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