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- The more differentiated a song’s lyrics are from its genre, the more popular that song is. So, for example, when an R&B song uses less “Street Cred” as a lyrical topic, it tends to be more popular. The research shows that a 16% increase in lyrical differentiation corresponds to a one-position improvement in chart ranking.
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Wharton’s Jonah Berger talks about his new research on why some songs are more popular than others. Songs stick in our heads for all sorts of reasons, but new research finds that listeners love tunes more when one particular word is included in the lyrics.
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Jun 25, 2018 · We found that, on average, the more different a song was from its genre, the more atypical a country song was for country music, the more successful it was on the Billboard chart, the higher ranked it was.
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