Post by Glass Joe on Apr 4, 2024 19:24:00 GMT -5
Is it basically a once a decade occurrence where an artist will have 2 hits of the Top 3 hits for the year? Take these examples:
In 1994, Ace of Base had #1 and #3 for the year: "The Sign" and "Don't Turn Around."
In 2009, Lady Gaga had #1 and #3 for the year: "Poker Face" and "Just Dance."
In 2019, Halsey had the #1 song, but appeared in the #2 hit as a feature.
Kelly Clarkson came very close in 2005, appearing at #1 and #4, but not quite. So, it doesn't seem to happen twice in the same decade as stats show. Unless I am forgetting someone.
Did this occur on the 70s or 80s year end shows? It would be pretty cool if it did, because then it would for sure be a once a decade type of thing.
No one has accomplished it in the current decade yet, but it makes sense because Halsey doing it is still pretty recent. There is still time for someone to do it.
In 1994, Ace of Base had #1 and #3 for the year: "The Sign" and "Don't Turn Around."
In 2009, Lady Gaga had #1 and #3 for the year: "Poker Face" and "Just Dance."
In 2019, Halsey had the #1 song, but appeared in the #2 hit as a feature.
Kelly Clarkson came very close in 2005, appearing at #1 and #4, but not quite. So, it doesn't seem to happen twice in the same decade as stats show. Unless I am forgetting someone.
Did this occur on the 70s or 80s year end shows? It would be pretty cool if it did, because then it would for sure be a once a decade type of thing.
No one has accomplished it in the current decade yet, but it makes sense because Halsey doing it is still pretty recent. There is still time for someone to do it.
