USAToday.com posted an article following America's listening habits for genres and songs. Of the top 100 most listened songs, only 13% went to rock with hits from Evanescence and Hoobastank. Country music was at an alarming 22%, and R&B/Hip-Hip took the top spot at 48%. However, it's been estimated that 1.1 billion radio listeners across America hear "Numb" every week! This means that every single average American citizen hears "Numb" about 4 times every week. Full Article
Wow, that's alot of plays. Rock music being passed by R&B, okay that's believable...but country music?
1.1 billion times?! thats amazinggg...i wonder how much play In the End got a week. wow ehh nevermind i read the article......usher with 3.2.... :angry:
Guys, we made a mistake. 1.1 billion people in the US hear the song every week, it doesn't get played 1.1 billion times a week. Sure, Inthe End was the third highest played song of 2002 and it was only played 392,000 times the whole year. Read this: http://www.lpassociation.com/forums/index....=ST&f=17&t=1081
7 times a week. its played WAY MORE than that. considering all the thousands of radio stations that has numb on its playlists.
this is the reason i dont listen to radio usher waaAYYY too overplayed... and so is the maroon 5 with the worst song ever... im sooo glad numb wasnt on the top of the list