Chart Explanations |
Weekly Charts | |||
# | Last Week | Song Artist | Weeks |
Yearly Charts | ||||
# | Song Artist | Points | Weeks | Peak |
Points |
Points for the yearly charts are calculated using inverse points from the weekly charts. |
Each week, the # 1 song gets 20 points, the # 2 song gets 19 points, # 3 gets 18, and so on. |
The # 20 song gets 1 point. |
Each song's points are added up for each week to reach the total. |
A song's entire chart run will be used for the yearly chart. |
Songs appear on the yearly chart corresponding to the year they peak on the weekly charts. |
Tie-Breakers |
For songs that tie in points on the yearly charts, the following tie-breakers are used: |
1. Most weeks at # 1 |
2. Most weeks at # 2 |
3. Most weeks at # 3 |
4. Most weeks at # 4 |
5. Etc. |
If songs remain tied after all 20 tie-breakers, then they will be listed as tied on the yearly chart. |
Tied songs appear in alphabetical order, and are marked by letters, for example: 99A and 99B. |
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