Billboard Hot 100 + AGT Review

Hey guys. It's time for a review of the Billboard Hot 100. Kinda like what Lance does. But unlike what he does, I'll be doing the entire chart. I'm gonna be counting down from 100. But before to this week's Fresh 100, here are the songs we're saying goodbye to this week. 

• DJ Snake/Lil Jon – Turn Down For What (#45)
• Eminem/Sia – Guts Over Fear (#79)
• Joe Nicols – Yeah (#82)
• Maroon 5 – It Was Always You (#83)
• Steve Aoki/Chris Lake/Tujamo/Kid Ink – Delirious (Boneless) (#90)
• Rita Ora – I Will Never Let You Down (#96)
• Brad Paisley – Riverbank (#97)
• Usher/Nicki Minaj – She Came To Give It To You (#99)

Last Week's #1 Song: Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass
The Countdown
100. Usher – Good Kisser (#93)
  99. Jason Aldean – Sweet Little Somethin' (#71)
  98. Eric Church – Cold One (#89)
  97. Jeezy/Jay-Z – Seen It All (#85)
  96. Big and Rich – Look At You (#100)
  95. Colbie Caillat – Try (#94)
  94. Meghan Trainor – Dear Future Husband (DEBUT)
  93. Sam Smith – I'm Not The Only One (RE-ENTRY)
  92. Lil Jon/Tyga – Bend Ova (DEBUT)
  91. Train – Angel In Blue Jeans (DEBUT)
  90. The Swon Brothers – Later On (#88)
  89. Kid Ink/Chris Brown – Main Chick (#80)
  88. Michael Jackson/Justin Timberlake – Love Never Felt So Good (#81)
  87. Tyga/Young Thug – Hookah (#86)
  86. TeeFLii/2 Chainz – 24 Hours (#91)
  85. Iggy Azalea – Work (#78)
  84. Beyoncé/Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie – ***Flawless (#87)
  83. DJ Khaled/Chris Brown/August Alsina/Future/Jeremih – Hold You Down (#98)
  82. Eli Young Band – Dust (#79)
  81. Mary Lambert – Secrets (#92)
  80. Keith Urban – Somewhere In My Car (#84)
  79. Rich Homie Quan/Problem – Walk Thru (#74)
  78. Nick Jonas – Jealous (DEBUT)
  77. Trey Songz/Nicki Minaj – Touchin, Lovin (#95)
  76. Jason Aldean – Two Night Town (DEBUT)
  75. Fifth Harmony – Bo$$ (#73)
  74. Little Big Town – Day Drinking (#76)
  73. Nicki Minaj – Pills N Potions (#64)
  72. Migos – First Night (#72)
  71. Childish Gambino – 3005 (#69)
  70. Brantley Gilbert/Justin Moore/Thomas Rhett – Small Town Throwdown (#67)
  69. Hozier – Take Me To Church (#75)
  68. T.I./Young Thug – About The Money (#63)
  67. Maddie and Tae – Girl In A Country Song (#70)
  66. Tim McGraw/Faith Hill – Meanwhile Back At Mama's (#60)
  65. Frankie Ballard – Sunshine and Whisky (#65)
  64. Lil Wayne/Drake – Believe Me (#57)
  63. Chase Rice – Ready Set Roll (#61)
  62. Dierks Bentley – Drunk On A Plane (#53)
  61. Milky Chance – Stolen Dance (#68)
  60. Blake Shelton – Neon Light (#62)
  59. Miranda Lambert/Carrie Underwood – Somethin' Bad (#56)
  58. Mr. Probz – Waves (#66)
  57. Demi Lovato/Cher Lloyd – Really Don't Care (#38)
  56. Maroon 5 – Animals (#55)
  55. Vance Joy – Riptide (#59)
  54. OneRepublic – Love Runs Out (#49)
  53. Kiesza – Hideaway (#51)
  52. Cole Swindell – Hope You Get Lonely Tonight (#52)
  51. Jason Derulo/Snoop Dogg – Wiggle (#44)
  50. Calvin Harris – Summer (#43)
  49. Lady Antebellum – Bartender (#40)
  48. Jason Derulo – Trumpets (#58)
  47. Chris Brown/Lil Wayne/Tyga – Loyal (#45)
  46. Pitbull/John Ryan – Fireball (#54)
  45. OneRepublic – Counting Stars (#41)
  44. Sam Hunt – Leave The Night On (#50)
  43. Luke Bryan – Roller Coaster (#47)
  42. Dustin Lynch – Where It's At (Yep, Yep) (#48)
  41. ScHoolboy Q/BJ The Chicago Kid – Studio (#42)
  40. 5 Seconds Of Summer – Amnesia (#57)
  39. T.I./Iggy Azalea – No Mediocre (#33)
  38. Katy Perry/Juicy J – Dark Horse (#32)
  37. Rae Sremmurd – No Flex Zone (#36)
  36. Chris Brown/Usher/Rick Ross – New Flame (#39)
  35. Drake – 0 To 100/The Catch Up (#35)
  34. Becky G – Shower (#28)
  33. Kenny Chesney – American Kids (#29)
  32. Tinashe/ScHoolboy Q – 2 On (#34)
  31. Calvin Harris/John Newman – Blame (DEBUT)
  30. Rich Gang/Young Thug/Rich Homie Quan – Lifestyle (#31) [Again With The Bad Music...]
  29. Pharrell Williams – Happy (#26) [Da Hell You Still Doin' Here?!]
  28. Florida Georgia Line – Dirt (#27)
  27. Katy Perry – This Is How We Do (#24)
  26. Coldplay – A Sky Full Of Stars (#25)
  25. Ed Sheeran – Don't (#30)
  24. Disclosure/Sam Smith – Latch (#21)
  23. John Legend – All Of Me (#22)
  22. Fall Out Boy – Centuries (DEBUT)
  21. Echosmith – Cool Kids (#23)
  20. Jason Aldean – Burnin' It Down (#20)
  19. Ariana Grande – Problem (#17)
  18. Bobby Shmurda – Hot Boy (#19)
  17. Iggy Azalea/Charli XCX – Fancy (#16)
  16. Tove Lo – Habits (Stay High) (#18)
  15. Nico and Vinz – Am I Wrong (#14)
  14. Enrique Iglesias/Sean Paul – Bailando (#15)
  13. Clean Bandit/Jess Glynne – Rather Be (#12)
  12. Jeremih/YG – Don't Tell Em (#13)
  11. Sia – Chandelier (#10)
  10. Charli XCX – Boom Clap (#11)
    9. Magic! – Rude (#7)
    8. Maroon 5 – Maps (#9)
    7. Ariana Grande/Zedd – Break Free (#8)
    6. Sam Smith – Stay With Me (#6)
    5. Jessie J/Ariana Grande/Nicki Minaj – Bang Bang (#4)
    4. Iggy Azalea/Rita Ora – Black Widow (#5)
    3. Nicki Minaj – Anaconda (#3)
    2. Taylor Swift – Shake It Off (#2)
    1. Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass (#1) [2nd Week At #1]

Biggest Drop: Jason Aldean – Sweet Little Somethin' (–28)

Biggest Jump: Trey Songz/Nicki Minaj – Touchin, Lovin (+18)

Billboard Hot Blurbs
~ There are 35 horrifying songs on this countdown. But I'm gonna list the five worst songs (in no particular order):

• Rae Sremmurd – No Flex Zone
• Migos – First Night
• Eric Church – Cold One
• Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass
• Tyga/Young Thug – Hookah 

~ There's too much Iggy Azalea in this countdown.

~ Lil Wayne seriously needs to stop making music. His music SUCKS SO BAD!!!

My Top 5 Picks
1. Calvin Harris/John Newman – Blame
2. Taylor Swift – Shake It Off
3. Enrique Iglesias/Sean Paul – Bailando
4. Train – Angel In Blue Jeans
5. Brantley Gilbert/Justin Moore/Thomas Rhett – Small Town Throwdown

~ So that's the Billboard Hot 100. Now onto America's Got Talent. SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT! Do not read this if you do not want me to reveal the winner and Top 6 in order.

~ First of all, Ed Sheeran performed Don't and Pitbull performed Fireball with The Rockettes. But here are the Top 6 in the order they were ranked.

6. Miguel Dakota - He's a great singer who deserved to get far. I know he'll make it big. Great job on getting this far! His performance of The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army was his best. Click here for the YouTube video of his performance.

5. Quintavious Johnson - He's a good singer. But definitely not Top 6 material. Especially after his new performance from Tuesday. I could've literally fell asleep while watching that. I'm glad he's in fifth.

4. Sons Of Serendip - Their performance of Evanescence – Bring Me To Life gave me chills and goosebumps. This guy can sing! And I love how they take well-known songs and make it their own. And they sing with so much soul. I just love it. Bring Me To Life is hands down their best performance. Click here for the YouTube video of their performance.

3. AcroArmy - These guys (and girls) are phenomenal! They are throwing people around! I can't even imagine how long it took for these people to gain the trust that these people will catch them. And their performances are always perfection! I can't even pick my favorite because they're all so good! Those of you who really don't like them, I wanna see you do better (Mikey). They were my favorite act in the Top 6. And the guys are actually pretty hot... Too much? I thought so.

2. Emily West - She is a phenomenal singer! I never really cared about her until she performed Sia – Chandelier. Then she kept getting better and better. Click here for the YouTube video of my favorite performance from her.

1. Mat Franco - F**k you Mat Franco! F**k you! AcroArmy and Emily West deserved to win more than you. I don't think you're acts are bad. Sometimes they got me wondering how you did them. But you were definitely not #1 material. I never in a million years would've thought Mat Franco would win the entire show. I'm pissed that he took that spot away from an act that actually deserved to win. But whatever. So till next time on America's Got Talent, summer's #1 show!

~ Okay guys. That's it. Countdown post hopefully is coming out on Saturday. Rumors that Sam Smith is hosting the countdown and Mary Lambert is hosting Hit-Bound are spreading. We'll see.

~ I almost forgot. Click here for the link to my personal Top 45 Chart. Find out if Andy Grammer – Back Home will hold #1 for the second week in a row.