James' Top 40 - July 1, 2015

Notes:

• "My Type" holds onto the top spot for its 5th week in a row. The margin is getting pretty close with it and "A Taste of Silver" (#2), so next week it'll be another battle between the two.
• "Pressure" moves into the Top 5, going 6-4 for a new peak. The song has been steadily gaining these past few weeks and is looking at a possible Top 3 next week. #1 isn't totally in its sights yet, but if it keeps putting up positive updates like it has been, it could see itself flirting for a #1 for a week or two.
• Jason Derulo enters the Top 10 with "Cheyenne", going 11-9 for a new peak. This is one of the few songs that has momentum with it that could carry it to #1. The momentum is starting to simmer down though, but that doesn't mean it isn't out of the picture.
• "Shut Up and Dance" slips 9-10 this week and could be looking at its first fallout of the Top 10 in its entire run. 11-17 however have been pretty tight knit and are moving in the same vicinities. If this could put up a solid update, and better than the few below it, it could hold on another week.
• Nickelback rebounds with "Satellite" this week, going 20-15 with a +8 play increase. The music video for this helped with the rebound and it could see a little bit of a resurgence. "Get 'Em Up" got some help from its music video as well, but not as big, as it goes 24-22 this week.
• While "Shut Up and Dance" is in danger of its first Top 10 drop, "Never Stop" is in danger of its first Top 20 drop, as it slips again this week going 18-20. A few weeks ago the song was doing very well in terms of older songs, but it suffered through some falls due to songs needing to move up. This barely held on to the #20 spot, as this and "Take Your Time" (#21) are neck-in-neck with each other.
• MKTO enter the Top 30 with "Bad Girls". The song has been making very small steps since its debut, and it doesn't look like this'll be able to hold up for a high peak. It does have the potential to breakout, but for now, it doesn't look like it'll be able to rise much further.
• Tove Lo scores the top debut this week with "Timebomb" coming in at #34. This one should be able to have a better run than "Talking Body" (26-25) had, and this could easily be a Top 5 hit for her. #1 isn't in the picture just yet, but it could happen.
• The last debut belongs to "Go" this week at #40, as it barely edged in for the debut. The song had a hot start last week, but couldn't carry much over. Though, with two easy drops this week, this was able to come in. This'll likely be one of those songs that just stays in the 37-40 range and then slips out because it didn't do enough to get out of it. The is both The Chemical Brothers and Q-Tip's first chart entry (Q-Tip saw On the Rise though with his feature on "Meltdown" by: Stromae).

On the Rise:
"Cut the Cord" by: Shinedown
"Good For You" by: Selena Gomez (feat. A$AP Rocky)
"Lonely Town" by: Brandon Flowers
"My Way" by: Fetty Wap (feat. Drake)
"Play No Games" by: Big Sean (feat. Chris Brown & Ty Dolla $ign)
"Run Away With Me" by: Carly Rae Jepsen
"Make Me Believe Again" by: Nickelback
"Morning Sun" by: Robin Thicke
"Cheerleader" by: Omi
"Locked Away" by: R. City (feat. Adam Levine)
"Nothin' Left" by: Death From Above 1979
"The Blacker The Berry" by: Kendrick Lamar
"Dreams: by: Beck
"Ship to Wreck" by: Florence + The Machine
"Alright" by: Kendrick Lamar
"One Man Can Change the World" by: Big Sean (feat. Kanye West & John Legend)

Re-Entry Watch:
None

Dropouts:
"Lampshades on Fire" by: Modest Mouse (from #36) Peak: 1 (2 weeks)
"Darkest Part" by: Red (from #38) Peak: 6