It did not identify any such shenanigans associated with the unusual sales spike experienced by the Bieber/Grande duet late last week. In a nutshell, Billboard explained that it (and Nielsen Music, its sales, streaming and airplay data provider) always reviews sales data to ensure that unusual buying patterns are scrutinized and eliminated. Like “Gooba,” the rapper’s allegations went viral and prompted Billboard to respond in an article posted to its website explaining how it arrived at this week’s No. Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ineĪmong 6ix9ine’s beefs were 1) cheating allegations against the people behind the Bieber/Grande duet: Tekashi accused their camp of mysteriously buying up roughly 30,000 digital singles – with six credit cards – causing a last-minute spike in the sales points for “Stuck With U” on the last day of the tracking week (May 8-14) and 2) a Billboard bias against “Gooba” by excluding roughly 20 million of his single’s streams during the tracking week. The recently freed rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine wasn’t too happy about the fact that his first post-jail release, “Gooba,” debuted in the third spot on the Billboard Hot 100, behind the Bieber/Grande hit and last week’s No. 3 on the list had a few things to say about it. 1 song in America (the duet “Stuck With U” by pop superstars Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande), the artist sitting at No. Earlier this week when Billboard announced the new No.
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