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This Week’s Signature Songs, State By State
Here are the songs that defined America from Jan. 20 to Jan. 26, 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. 26, Mississippi came "Out The Mud" with Kevin Gates, Florida lived Rich Gang's "Lifestyle", Luke Bryan played it again in South Dakota, and Fall Out Boy reigned supreme in seven states. Next Thursday, more Signature Songs from BuzzFeed and Spotify.
Alabama: Rae Sremmurd, "No Type"
Alaska: AWOLNATION, "Sail"
Arizona: Milky Chance, "Stolen Dance"
Arkansas: Fall Out Boy, "Centuries"
California: The Weeknd, "Often"
Colorado: Walk The Moon, "Shut Up And Dance"
Connecticut: Ella Henderson, "Ghost"
Delaware: Fetty Wap, "Trap Queen"
District of Columbia: Vance Joy, "Mess Is Mine"
Florida: Rich Gang, "Lifestyle"
Georgia: Chris Brown, "New Flame"
Hawaii: Magic!, "Let Your Hair Down"
Idaho: MKTO, "Classic"
Illinois: Fall Out Boy, "Fourth Of July"
Indiana: Fall Out Boy, "Jet Pack Blues"
Iowa: Sam Hunt, "Leave The Night On"
Kansas: Flo Rida, "GDFR"
Kentucky: Fall Out Boy, "Uma Thurman"
Louisiana: Kevin Gates, "John Gotti"
Maine: James Newton Howard, "The Hanging Tree"
Maryland: Nicki Minaj, "Feeling Myself"
Massachusetts: Calvin Harris, "Outside"
Michigan: Usher, "I Don't Mind"
Minnesota: Sheppard, "Geronimo"
Mississippi: Kevin Gates, "Out The Mud"
Missouri: Jason Derulo, "Trumpets"
Montana: Passenger, "Let Her Go"
Nebraska: Sam Hunt, "Take Your Time"
Nevada: Justin Bieber, "Home To Mama"
New Hampshire: David Guetta, "Dangerous"
New Jersey: Fall Out Boy, "Centuries"
New Mexico: Meghan Trainor, "All About That Bass"
New York: Sia, "Elastic Heart"
North Carolina: J. Cole, "G.O.M.D."
North Dakota: Eric Church, "Talladega"
Ohio: Fall Out Boy, "Irresistable"
Oklahoma: Katy Perry, "Dark Horse"
Oregon: George Ezra, "Budapest"
Pennsylvania: Walk The Moon, "Shut Up And Dance"
Rhode Island: J. Cole, "Fire Squad"
South Carolina: Ed Sheeran, "I See Fire"
South Dakota: Luke Bryan, "Play It Again"
Tennessee: Mark Ronson, "Uptown Funk"
Texas: ILoveMakonnen, "Tuesday (feat. Drake)"
Utah: Imagine Dragons, "I Bet My Life"
Vermont: Birdy, "Skinny Love"
Virginia: Fifth Harmony, "Sledgehammer"
Washington: Bastille, "Pompeii"
West Virginia: Fall Out Boy, "Novocaine"
Wisconsin: Ne-Yo, "She Knows"
Wyoming: Brantley Gilbert, "Bottoms Up"
Looking Back On Blink-182's Happier Times
“Blink-182 to us is always just been three really close friends having a lot of fun.”
Pop Punk Ambassadors Blink-182 officially (?) split this week, with Tom DeLonge's "I'm-not-a-member-but-I-didn't-leave-the-band" departure setting off a media ping-pong match of name calling, accusations, and general vitriol.
Bassist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker will remain together as Blink-182, performing live with Alkaline Trio's lead vocalist Matt Skiba in March.
Getty Images Frank Micelotta
Blink fans weathered a similar storm in 2005 when the band went on hiatus. Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus formed +44, a band in the same pop-punk vein as Blink-182, while Tom DeLonge tried to reinvent the rock wheel with synth-heavy Angels and Airwaves.
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But once upon a time, the band got along pretty damn well, with Hoppus risking his own life and saving DeLonge from a dragon in an enchanted forest.
In spite of their sometimes crude, juvenile humor — or because of their crude, juvenile humor — Hoppus, DeLonge, and Barker formed seemingly strong friendships.
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