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YouTube will no longer share its data with Billboard's charts. What does that mean for hip-hop, where huge young audiences use the platform?

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As of January, Billboard will reduce the number of streams required to equate to one album sale. Currently, 3,750 ad-supported streams or 1,250 paid subion streams are necessary for one album sale.

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The Billboard charts – or rather the mathematics used to create them – are to be given a shake-up.