It is a chart of nights
A leaderboard of particular nights rather than of careers — a different crowd on a different night moves the number.
Every other chart counts what people pressed play on afterwards. This one counts what happened on the floor at the time.
The ten biggest reactions across every night we have read, in order. The record playing is attached after the ranking and never influences it — which is what makes it worth noting that 12 of the 24 named top-three moments are the headliner’s own record.
One night each, ranked by that night’s single biggest moment. A leaderboard of nine specific nights, not of careers — a different venue on a different night moves the number.
Records that turned up on more than one floor. Two, out of 150 named segments — nine nights by nine different artists in different scenes is close to the hardest case for overlap, and we show the real count rather than a flattering one.
A short chart of specific nights, published with its limits attached.
A leaderboard of particular nights rather than of careers — a different crowd on a different night moves the number.
A moment is ranked before anyone knows which record was playing. The name is attached afterwards and never influences the position.
Records that turn up on more than one floor are rare here, and we publish the real count rather than a flattering one.
Every night added makes the chart mean more. This is the smallest it will ever be.
We are adding nights continuously. Tell us about yours.