Billie Eilish's "Wildflower" departs Hot 100 after 72 weeks

[Teletubby 153,170]

 

[Lucas 27,895]

Nice, I legit didn't know that this song became a hit somehow... This album was absolutely fantastic, I'm really excited for her next one and she's probably the most interesting artist from the younger girlies

[Anderson123 39,262]

Well didn't Billboard change the rules for this to happen? Same with Die With A Smile. Like they were very specific with how many weeks and which position those songs had to be for them to leave the Hot 100. Wildflower got saved the first couple and then it just fell a bit enough for it to "fit" the new rule and get removed.

[datlastfam 5,312]

[ManMan 2,059]

when will 

[Mirrion Rizzons 11,892]

51 minutes ago, Anderson123 said:

Well didn't Billboard change the rules for this to happen? Same with Die With A Smile. Like they were very specific with how many weeks and which position those songs had to be for them to leave the Hot 100. Wildflower got saved the first couple and then it just fell a bit enough for it to "fit" the new rule and get removed.

I think if a song gains in performance in one metric, it can stay - it was gaining on radio I believe

[elijahfan 26,566]

2 hours ago, Lucas said:

Nice, I legit didn't know that this song became a hit somehow... This album was absolutely fantastic, I'm really excited for her next one and she's probably the most interesting artist from the younger girlies

Same, when I saw the Grammy noms I was really confused and thought they meant Birds of a Feather. Literally had to go back to the album to remember what Wildflower sounded like. Really interesting how algorithms keep us in bubbles.

[PartySick 162,824]

The success is so deserved. Billie's incredible and her music is a reflection of that

[Lucas 27,895]

18 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

Same, when I saw the Grammy noms I was really confused and thought they meant Birds of a Feather. Literally had to go back to the album to remember what Wildflower sounded like. Really interesting how algorithms keep us in bubbles.

Same I can never remember how this song sounds like, even though I never skip it when I listen to the album 

[SevenWonder 4,468]

This album was so good and Wildflower is one of the best songs on it. (I honestly think The Greatest and Blue were actually better, which is crazy to even posit considering how good Wildflower is!)

[LOVEDRUG 10,911]

3 hours ago, Lucas said:

Nice, I legit didn't know that this song became a hit somehow... This album was absolutely fantastic, I'm really excited for her next one and she's probably the most interesting artist from the younger girlies

Absolutely. People refer to Gaga as the most recent true pop superstar, but having seen Billie live twice, I think she may also fit that role. She's both distinct and unique, extraordinarily popular and very talented.