This week top-selling, most-streamed, most-heard on the radio songs in US

[Teletubby 150,180]

 

[elijahfan 26,311]

The basicness of people... "Christmas is around the corner, let's blast Christmas music for weeks!! "

EDIT: since this post is getting some sort of puzzled reaction, I have to say that's probably a cultural thing... Christmas music is on a whole other level in the US. I just don't quite get why people would want to listen to Christmas tunes for a whole month, but whatever, to each their own.

[KennyRichie 1,996]

Wow Sour Candy is going up. Oh, wrong reality, sorry

[Teletubby 150,180]

1 minute ago, elijahfan said:

The basicness of people... "Christmas is around the corner, let's blast Christmas music for weeks!! "

you can always turn on the radio and listen to some non-Christmas songs  .... with the best payola

[Ricardo 7,884]

2 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

The basicness of people... "Christmas is around the corner, let's blast Christmas music for weeks!! "

since when listening to Christmas music on Christmas season is basic?  

[elijahfan 26,311]

2 minutes ago, Ricardo said:

since when listening to Christmas music on Christmas season is basic?  

Listening to some specific music depending on the time of the year is a very weird concept to me. On Christmas day I can get the idea, but for weeks before... come on.

[Babel 41,495]

3 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

Listening to some specific music depending on the time of the year is a very weird concept to me. On Christmas day I can get the idea, but for weeks before... come on.

 to get in the mood for the festivities? Stans do it all the time by checking their fave catalog before a new release. I don’t see how that’s weird. 

[weed 73,961]

Hmm... one of these songs stands out to me 

 

[Morphine Prince 106,220]

5 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

Listening to some specific music depending on the time of the year is a very weird concept to me. On Christmas day I can get the idea, but for weeks before... come on.

It’s called the holiday SEASON for a reason. People get in that holiday spirit for weeks. In the US, it’s usually after Thanksgiving onwards. 

[littlepotter 75,147]

54 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

Listening to some specific music depending on the time of the year is a very weird concept to me. On Christmas day I can get the idea, but for weeks before... come on.

How is that weird

48 minutes ago, weed said:

Hmm... one of these songs stands out to me 

 

I had to do a double taks ummmmmm what

[littlepotter 75,147]

This song is like a country version of WAP

 

She's probably in the lonestar state
Sucking off ole what's his name
I wonder what her daddy'd say
Maybe he's the one to blame

She's gettin d*cked down in Dallas
Railed out in Raleigh
Tag teamed up in Tennessee
An*l in Austin
Butt f*cked in Boston
Givin' neck down in New Orleans
Puttin' me through hell
F*ckin' someone else
Now I'm the one on my knees
Prayin' she'll come back
Gimme that sweet ass
But I already know that
She's gettin' d*cked down in Dallas

[nswain1110 3,084]

“Dicked Down In Dallas”

[BlondeQueenOfGGD 25,454]

Great to see Justin

[elijahfan 26,311]

1 hour ago, Morphine Prince said:

It’s called the holiday SEASON for a reason. People get in that holiday spirit for weeks. In the US, it’s usually after Thanksgiving onwards. 

 

31 minutes ago, littlepotter said:

How is that weird

I mean, just around Christmas I get how you'd want to get into the spirit, but who would want to listen to Chistmas tunes for a whole month?  This is most likely a cultural thing, since Christmas is on a whole other level in the US.

I guess I'm just having a hard time grasping the idea people would want to listen to that type of music for more than 24 hours  The concept of artists releasing Christmas albums has also always seemed very strange to me.

[littlepotter 75,147]

3 hours ago, elijahfan said:

 

I mean, just around Christmas I get how you'd want to get into the spirit, but who would want to listen to Chistmas tunes for a whole month?  This is most likely a cultural thing, since Christmas is on a whole other level in the US.

I guess I'm just having a hard time grasping the idea people would want to listen to that type of music for more than 24 hours  The concept of artists releasing Christmas albums has also always seemed very strange to me.

I live on the middle east. It most definitely isn't just a US thing

People just like having a certain theme going on, be part of an event