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Next Week's Top 10 Pop Chart Looks Like The R&B/Rap Chart ... Huh?

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The Plain White T's and Fergie are the only two caucasians in the top 10 of next week's Billboard Hot 100 (week ending August 11). Is it just me or is this chart almost identical to the R&B & rap charts? Here's the Hot 100:

BILLBOARD HOT 100
TW | LW | WOC | Title, Artist

01 23 10 Beautiful Girls, Sean Kingston
02 01 18 Hey There Delilah, Plain White T's
03 02 15 Big Girls Don't Cry, Fergie
04 03 16 Umbrella, Rihanna Featuring Jay-Z
05 04 09 The Way I Are, Timbaland Featuring Keri Hilson[/b]
06 10 09 Bartender, T-Pain Featuring Akon
07 05 15 Party Like A Rockstar, Shop Boyz
08 09 23 Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin'), T-Pain Featuring Yung Joc
09 11 10 Make Me Better, Fabolous Featuring Ne-Yo
10 08 08 A Bay Bay, Hurricane Chris
11 07 02 Sorry, Blame It On Me, Akon
12 12 07 Shawty, Plies Featuring T-Pain
13 14 17 Makes Me Wonder, Maroon 5
14 20 15 Wait For You, Elliott Yamin
15 13 10 Big Things Poppin' (Do It), T.I.
16 15 08 Shut Up And Drive, Rihanna
17 27 22 Home, Daughtry
18 30 14 Sexy Lady, Yung Berg Featuring Junior
19 25 48 Before He Cheats, Carrie Underwood
20 26 12 Same Girl, R. Kelly Duet With Usher
21 18 15 Rehab, Amy Winehouse
22 22 22 Girlfriend, Avril Lavigne
23 06 02 What Time Is It, High School Musical 2 Cast
24 19 16 Summer Love, Justin Timberlake
25 28 03 Crank That (Soulja Boy), Soulja Boy
26 46 06 Let It Go, Keyshia Cole Featuring Missy Elliott & Lil Kim
27 16 16 Thnks Fr Th Mmrs, Fall Out Boy
28 24 25 Rockstar, Nickelback
29 21 17 What I've Done, Linkin Park
30 42 09 Do You, Ne-Yo
31 32 33 The Sweet Escape, Gwen Stefani Featuring Akon
32 48 17 When I See U, Fantasia
33 39 21 Teardrops On My Guitar, Taylor Swift
34 35 06 Never Wanted Nothing More, Kenny Chesney
35 29 09 Whine Up, Kat Deluna Featuring Elephant Man
36 17 05 Potential Breakup Song, Aly & AJ
37 36 12 First Time, Lifehouse
38 34 20 Get It Shawty, Lloyd
39 31 11 The Great Escape, Boys Like Girls
40 51 08 Who Knew, Pink
41 43 06 When You're Gone, Avril Lavigne
42 40 31 U + Ur Hand, Pink
43 45 25 Give It To Me, Timbaland Featuring Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake
44 44 19 Lost In This Moment, Big & Rich
45 37 12 Like This, Mims
46 33 23 Pop, Lock & Drop It, Huey
47 ---- 01 Stronger, Kanye West
48 55 12 I Told You So, Keith Urban
49 41 29 Glamorous, Fergie Featuring Ludacris
50 52 12 teachme, Musiq Soulchild
51 53 11 I Need You, Tim McGraw With Faith Hill
52 66 05 Because Of You, Reba McEntire Duet With Kelly Clarkson
53 38 13 Lean Like A Cholo, Down A.K.A. Kilo
54 61 04 LoveStoned, Justin Timberlake
55 69 08 These Are My People, Rodney Atkins
56 47 13 Wipe Me Down, Lil Boosie Featuring Foxx & Webbie
57 54 10 4 In The Morning, Gwen Stefani
58 56 06 How Do I Breathe, Mario
59 73 15 A Different World, Bucky Covington
60 49 12 Tambourine, Eve
61 57 14 Never Again, Kelly Clarkson
62 50 09 Lip Gloss, Lil Mama
63 60 11 Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)/Dimelo, Enrique Iglesias
64 63 12 Everything, Michael Buble
65 ---- 01 Cyclone, Baby Bash Featuring T-Pain
66 64 08 Paralyzer, Finger Eleven
67 58 19 Like This, Kelly Rowland Featuring Eve
68 78 15 Johnny Cash, Jason Aldean
69 68 12 Get Me Bodied, Beyonce
70 89 02 Bed, J. Holiday
71 90 02 Can't Leave 'Em Alone, Ciara Featuring 50 Cent
72 82 04 Cupid Shuffle, Cupid
73 94 04 Everyday America, Sugarland
74 62 14 Icky Thump, The White Stripes
75 86 08 I Wonder, Kellie Pickler
76 91 04 Tough, Craig Morgan
77 84 17 Find Out Who Your Friends Are, Tracy Lawrence
78 79 05 Easy, Paula DeAnda Featuring Bow Wow
79 83 15 Lucky Man, Montgomery Gentry
80 74 18 Ticks, Brad Paisley
81 59 18 I Tried, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Featuring Akon
82 71 04 You Know What It Is, T.I. Featuring Wyclef Jean
83 ---- 01 Love Me If You Can, Toby Keith
84 ---- 01 Take Me There, Rascal Flatts
85 87 15 Wrapped, George Strait
86 99 02 Online, Brad Paisley
87 100 19 Moments, Emerson Drive
88 77 13 (You Want To) Make A Memory, Bon Jovi
89 ---- 01 Proud Of The House We Built, Brooks & Dunn
90 ---- 07 Wall To Wall, Chris Brown
91 67 07 Teenagers, My Chemical Romance
92 ---- 01 Hold On, Jonas Brothers
93 98 04 Until The End Of Time, Justin Timberlake
94 96 04 Can't Tell Me Nothing, Kanye West
95 92 12 Anonymous, Bobby Valentino Featuring Timbaland
96 85 2 Ready, Set, Don't Go, Billy Ray Cyrus
97 76 18 Forever, Papa Roach
98 95 09 Startin' With Me, Jake Owen
99 88 02 You Can't Stop The Beat, Cast Of Hairspray
100 ---- 01 Hood Figga, Gorilla Zoe

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i can say with pride that i don't listen to the anything on the top 10
....YAY
 
I don't even know what 7 of the top 10 sounds like, including the #1 song in the country.
 
There have been times when the Top 10 (hell, Top 50) was whiter'n Wonder Bread. Right now, pop radio is R&B/hip-hop based rather than rock based. At some point, it won't be.

Lex
 
Thanks renegade! In the 80's I was obsessive about going to the library and reading Billboard magazine and the HOT 100 and especially the album rock charts--AOR. I knew all the artists and bands in the hot 100 too. Now, I must be getting old, but I know 1/3 of the artists. I know the Plain White t's. But I would have never thought that there would be a number one song in Billboard's hot 100 where I didn't know the artist or had never heard of the song, but it happens all the time now. Times are a changin'! iTunes does help though, as I can at least check out the top songs, many of which are crap!

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I don't wanna point out the elephant in the room, lol, but I hope there isn't too much mourning in here: Riahanna's "Shut Up And Drive," in only it's eighth week peaks at No. 15 and begins it's downward descent.
 
Renegade_killerbee, do you have a problem with blacks dominating the charts next week? It seems to me that is your main issue. With your title "looks like..." you confirmed it. You basically made fun of the fact that it looks like the R&B/Rap Chart as if that is a bad thing.
 
That's really sad :(.
That shitty R&B, Rap is definitively the worst music of all time ](*,)
 
stefane said:
That's really sad :(.
That shitty R&B, Rap is definitively the worst music of all time ](*,)
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Oh really?? Well I think the music you probably listen to is the worst music of all time. So your point is?

The only reason renegade created this thread is throw the race card in the equation. As I mention in my other post.. he points out the Top 10 resembling the R&B charts like its a bad thing. And he makes sure he points out that most of the artists in the top 10 are blacks.. as if that is a bad thing or something. Although he fails to point out that the entire Top 100 is mostly Caucasian.

Pathetic.
 
Why are people calling this music crap?? I think this has more to do with race than anything else. The original poster who was "criticizing" that the top 10 chart has mostly black artists is an example of that.

Some whites hate to see blacks doing well to be quite honest!!
 
We all enjoy our own success but enjoy other people's failures much much more! It's human nature.
 
pisces_ken02 said:
Why are people calling this music crap?? I think this has more to do with race than anything else. The original poster who was "criticizing" that the top 10 chart has mostly black artists is an example of that.

Some whites hate to see blacks doing well to be quite honest!!
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I hate this one...Although I agree that the OP had a definite racist slant, and should definitely be slammed for that, I do sort of agree about the music being bad. All it has is a good beat and that's it; otherwise, the themes are pretty much dead horses and there's no pretenses toward any originality, especially with the emphasis being on old school rather than having fun and being innovative. If I hear one more song that repeats the phrase, "Keeping it real", I may be forced to start shooting people myself. Rap music has gone from being relevant to being posers, and it's just not fun anymore.

At least they're not trying to justify stealing other music and playing it as their own, but it is sort of sad that the only instrument is a beatbox. It's sort of sad when those that started the music are the first to ignore it...It's not about not hating to see blacks do well; it's about getting tired of seeing the same three themes being the same ways ad infinitum. Blacks just aren't having the same fun with it as they used to, and refuse to try anything else. But, as it's basically new to the white kids, they're playing with it and seeing what it can do.

I still want to see more black country singers...

Also: There is a lot of country on that list as well...but pop always has been homogenous. Also, have you ever noticed that the easiest to stop being called "good" is to get yourself in the Top Ten? ("OMG! My favorite band sucks! Sellouts!")

RG
 
Yeah, the thread topic is tinged with racism. But now that the rest of us have moved away from it, they're probably saying that the R&B/Rap songs ont he list are crap. And for the most part, I agree.

I'd only listen to Rihanna for the fun mindless pop, and I do enjoy Timberland's "Way I Are" (and much of the other stuff he has). But shit like "Shawty Snappin'" is pure unfiltered garbage. Nothing is more ironic or sad than seeing that music video right after "Way I Are".
 
I agree with MidnightPrism.

And I'm not even gonna dignify the racist accusation seeing as three of my top five favorite artists of all time are black (MARIAH CAREY, WHITNEY HOUSTON and PRINCE).

I hate rap music. Not a color. To me rap music isn't about a color but an annoying sound. There is no such thing as pop music or pop radio thanks to it's overlapping. That's it.
 
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