The Global 200 Chart on Billboard is a Mess...

Yes, I know it's been a post-heavy week. You're welcome.

So, Billboard just last week released a brand new chart, and it's called the Global 200 chart. So basically, it's just the Hot 100, except 200 songs, and it includes the entire world, rather than just the US. So I thought today we'd take a look at this chart.

First up, the top 10.

#1: WAP - Cardi B/Megan Thee Stallion

#2: Dynamite - BTS

#3: Mood - 24kGoldn/iann dior

#4: Hawái - Maluma

#5: Laugh Now Cry Later - Drake/Lil Durk

#6: Savage Love (Laxed - Siren Beat) - Jawsh 685/Jason Derulo

#7: Blinding Lights - The Weeknd

#8: Ice Cream - BLACKPINK/Selena Gomez

#9: ROCKSTAR - DaBaby/Roddy Ricch

#10: Watermelon Sugar - Harry Styles

You can definitely see that the US has a ton of sway here, since WAP is also #1 on the Hot 100. You can also see the impact South Korea had, as Ice Cream is up in the top 10, whereas it's lower than the top 40 on the Hot 100. You can also notice the latino community bringing Hawái to #4, which I think is cool, since I like that song. The last thing I want to note here is that Mood is pretty high.

Next notable thing is that Pop Smoke is a lot higher than he is on the Hot 100. For The Night sits at #12, Mood Swings at #15 and Dior is still on the chart. Not sure which countries love Pop Smoke, but I'm not complaining all that much.

There's also two other spanish songs in the top 20, the remix of Sech's Relación and Ozuna's Caramelo.

Dance Monkey is #18. You heard right. DANCE MONKEY is still in the top 20. Oh, Australia.

Following up Dance Monkey is Head & Heart and Heather at #19 and #20, respectively. I totally get why Head & Heart is so high, because it's a pretty big hit in the UK, but I haven't a clue why the heck Heather is in the top 20.

Breaking Me's also #21, but that makes sense since both artists are from different countries.

you broke me first by Tate McRae is at #30, and I can't think of why, since Tate McRae is Canadian, and I'm pretty sure Canada doesn't have that much sway. Guess I was wrong.

...And the second old song is Someone You Loved at #32... great. Somehow, this ranks even higher than Before You Go, even though Before You Go is a current hit and Someone You Loved is about a year older. I'll never understand music.

GREECE by DJ Khaled and Drake is still in the top 40 on this list, so I guess Canada does have some sway.

Take You Dancing by Jason Derulo is sitting at #44, and I totally agree with this chart's placement of it. There's no reason why this song shouldn't be a hit, since it's pretty good.

Circles is at #51 on this chart, so I guess it is just the US that's still extremely invested in this song.

bad guy sits at #55, but honestly I'm totally fine with that, because I can't be upset with this still being here when what sits three spots down is much worse.

Baby Shark... you're freaking kidding me. I'm honestly just really glad that I wasn't doing Hot 100 reviews when this was charting. Don't ask me why this was charting at all.

Sunflower's at #59, and I honestly don't mind that whatsoever. I will never ever grow tired of this song.

However, Perfect by Ed Sheeran is sitting at #61. I really like this song, but this makes no sense to me whatsoever. Why is the world still listening to this more than Blueberry Faygo, which is a spot down? Like, seriously?

We just get a hit of old songs next, as Señorita, Toosie Slide, Memories and freakin' Old Town Road are on the chart back-to-back. Now I'm just really confused.

...And the FIRST country song on this chart pops up, as I Hope sits at #78. Wow, America is huge into country, and the rest of the world really isn't.

Shallow and Believer by Imagine Dragons sit at #81 and #82. This is where songs start to get really old, and I start to get really confused.

In Your Eyes by The Weeknd is at #83 because Canada. Not disappointed.

(Intro to Shape of You plays faintly in the background)

Be Kind is right after In Your Eyes, and I'm glad this didn't fall off as quickly as it did on the Hot 100.

(Shape of You starts to get louder)

Next is Still Don't Know My Name by Labrinth, and I haven't actually listened-

(Shape of You is now playing at top volume)

Dang. Okay, so somehow, Shape of You by Ed Sheeran from 2017 is sitting at #86... *sighs*... sorry, why, again? (In case anyone was wondering if I was gonna switch to the Global 200 chart or stick with the Hot 100, well, I'd say this speaks for itself, and, chances are, you've already read my Hot 100 post from today. Yes, that was a shameless advertisement.)

Yeah, SICKO MODE is sitting at #96... I don't think anything could surprise me at this point.

And, I can't actually see #101-#200, since it requires a Billboard Pro account, so that's all! Hope you guys enjoyed my little post, it was pretty fun to make, and I hope it was as fun to read. See y'all tomorrow!