BIGGEST TRACKS
The list of most successful songs is compiled in album equivalent sales generated by each of them. It includes the song’s own physical singles sales with a 0,3 weighting, its download and streaming sales, and with appropriate weighting too, plus its share among sales of all albums on which it is featured.
1. 1999 – Destiny’s Child – Say My Name [The Writing’s on the Wall] – 10,200,000
2. 2001 – Destiny’s Child – Survivor [Survivor] – 5,430,000
3. 1999 – Destiny’s Child – Jumpin’, Jumpin’ [The Writing’s on the Wall] – 3,800,000
4. 2001 – Destiny’s Child – Bootylicious [Survivor] – 3,490,000
5. 2000 – Destiny’s Child – Independent Women Part I [Survivor] – 3,170,000
6. 2004 – Destiny’s Child – Lose My Breath [Destiny Fulfilled] – 2,610,000
7. 2004 – Destiny’s Child ft. T.I. & Lil Wayne – Soldier [Destiny Fulfilled] – 2,500,000
8. 1999 – Destiny’s Child – Bills, Bills, Bills [The Writing’s on the Wall] – 2,450,000
9. 1997 – Destiny’s Child ft. Wyclef Jean – No, No, No [Destiny’s Child] – 2,300,000
10. 2004 – Destiny’s Child – Cater 2 U [Destiny Fulfilled] – 2,130,000
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Hey MJD. Please do a popularity analysis on Boyz 2 Men, TLC and New Edition. They are the biggest rnb groups of the 90s and you even have one for Aaliyah who wasn’t a big crossover success. New Edition is different because the spin off projects did well too ( mainly Bobby Brown) which is unusual for any group so please add that.
Hey can you do a popularity analysis on Fifth Harmony? They debuted the same year as Ariana Grande with a similar amount of releases but they’re pretty much disbanded now and they’re last era flopped pretty hard so it’s not like their numbers are gonna increase much