Billboard charts
Weekly song standings
Billboard charts are weekly rankings of popular music in the United States, published by Billboard magazine.
The charts track song and album popularity through sales, streaming, and radio airplay.
The Hot 100 ranks singles; the Billboard 200 ranks albums.
The song debuted at number one on the Billboard charts.
Charting on Billboard remains a primary measure of commercial success in the music industry.
- singlesUnattached individuals
- hitsBlows or successes
- albumsBound music collections
- debut albumArtist's premiere full-length recording
- music videosVisual accompaniments to songs
sales · gold record · music · record labels · radio airplay · radio play · rankings · pop · mainstream · popular · pop star · one hit wonder · crossover hits · streaming platforms · industry · Motown sound · folk revival · Tin Pan Alley
- music genresblues, pop, jazz, rock, classical
- chartsline graph, bar graph, scatter plot, histogram, Venn diagram
Billboard chartsunderground music
Non-commercial sonic culture
indie scene · underground scene · obscurity · independent music · college radio
Billboard chartscritical acclaim
Praise from reviewers
music criticism · artistic merit · critical darling · Grammy Awards · prestige
Billboard chartsunreleased tracks
Recordings never made available
live recordings · folk traditions · oral tradition · field recordings · demos
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