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Thứ Sáu, 9 tháng 1, 2015
This Week’s Signature Songs, State By State
Here are the songs that defined America from Dec. 30 to Jan. 5, presented by BuzzFeed and Spotify. A state’s “signature song” is not its most popular, but its most distinctive — that is to say, the one that residents of that state streamed proportionally the most as compared with the U.S. as a whole.
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For the week ending Jan. 5, Omi gave New York pep with "Cheerleader," Connecticut warmed up with Kygo's "Firestone," and South Carolina fell in love with O.T. Genasis' "CoCo." Next Thursday, more Signature Songs from BuzzFeed and Spotify.
Alabama: Rae Sremmurd, "No Flex Zone"
Alaska: Justin Bieber, "Home To Mama"
Arizona: Milky Chance, "Stolen Dance"
Arkansas: Imagine Dragons, "Radioactive"
California: Selena Gomez, "The Heart Wants What It Wants"
Colorado: Walk The Moon, "Shut Up And Dance"
Connecticut: Kygo, "Firestone"
Delaware: Walk The Moon, "Shut Up And Dance"
District of Columbia: Nicki Minaj, "Feeling Myself"
Florida: Rae Sremmurd, "No Type"
Georgia: Chris Brown, "New Flame"
Hawaii: Magic!, "Let Your Hair Down"
Idaho: Fall Out Boy, "My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up)"
Illinois: Milky Chance, "Stolen Dance"
Indiana: Jessie J, "Bang Bang"
Iowa: Florida Georgia Line, "This Is How We Roll"
Kansas: Hozier, "Take Me To Church"
Kentucky: Fall Out Boy, "Centuries"
Louisiana: Kevin Gates, "Wassup With It"
Maine: 5 Seconds Of Summer, "Amnesia"
Maryland: Beyoncé, "7/11"
Massachusetts: Calvin Harris, "Outside"
Michigan: Mark Ronson, "Uptown Funk"
Minnesota: Fifth Harmony, "Sledgehammer"
Mississippi: Kevin Gates, "I Don't Get Tired (#IDGT)"
Missouri: Pitbull, "Timber"
Montana: AWOLNATION, "Sail"
Nebraska: Flo Rida, "GDFR"
Nevada: Usher, "I Don't Mind"
New Hampshire: Vance Joy, "Riptide"
New Jersey: The Weeknd, "Often"
New Mexico: Calvin Harris, "Summer"
New York: Omi, "Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix)"
North Carolina: J. Cole, "G.O.M.D."
North Dakota: Sam Hunt, "Leave The Night On"
Ohio: Jason Derulo, "Trumpets"
Oklahoma: Katy Perry, "Dark Horse"
Oregon: Passenger, "Let Her Go"
Pennsylvania: Bobby Shmurda, "Hot N*gga"
Rhode Island: J. Cole, "A Tale Of 2 Citiez"
South Carolina: O.T. Genasis, "CoCo"
South Dakota: Eric Church, "Talladega"
Tennessee: DJ Snake and Lil Jon, "Turn Down For What"
Texas: Nicki Minaj, "Only"
Utah: Imagine Dragons, "I Bet My Life"
Vermont: Ella Henderson, "Ghost"
Virginia: Ed Sheeran, "I See Fire"
Washington: Vance Joy, "Mess Is Mine"
West Virginia: Brantley Gilbert, "Bottoms Up"
Wisconsin: James Newton Howard, "The Hanging Tree"
Wyoming: Sheppard, "Geronimo"
What The World's Highest Paid Musicians Made Per Second In 2014
Oh, to earn Dr. Dre money for half an hour.
Using data from the annual year-end Forbes magazine story that reports what the world's highest paid musicians made over the year, the website Sky Range has done the math and calculated what those stars made per second in 2014.
Leading that list is Dr. Dre (pictured here with Interscope head honch Jimmy Iovine), who lead all earners in music thanks to the deal his Beats Electronics made with Apple in May. As a result, Dre made $620 million last year, or $19.66 per second each of the year's 31,536,000 seconds.
FilmMagic D Dipasupil
Getty Images for Three Lions Entertainment Theo Wargo
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