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Closed: Sep 6, 11:59 PM EST
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This event tracks the performance of Olivia Rodrigo's song "stupid song" on a key music chart, reflecting public interest and industry metrics at a specific future date. The outcome depends entirely on where the song lands on the chart, with various ranking positions determining different results.
The event resolves based on the final Billboard Hot 100 chart dated September 12, 2026, specifically measuring the chart position of Olivia Rodrigo's song "stupid song." If the song ranks between #1 and #10 inclusive on that chart, the event resolves positively. All markets are independent and resolve solely based on the exact numerical rank of the song for that week. The rules clarify that references to Billboard and the Hot 100 are purely descriptive and do not imply endorsement or affiliation by Billboard.
While music analysts may issue their projections for Olivia Rodrigo's chart outcome, this market lets traders bet on actual probabilities rather than opinions. On Kalshi, the current implied chance reflects aggregated trader views, which can diverge from traditional forecasts. If analysts predict a higher or lower ranking, you might see this market price shift as new data emerges — such as streaming numbers or radio play — leading to potential discrepancies between crowd-sourced odds and expert predictions for the September 12, 2026 chart date.
This market resolves around Sep 16, 2026, with the outcome confirmed once the official Billboard Hot 100 chart for the week of September 12, 2026 is published and verified against credible public sources. The ranking of “stupid song” on that specific chart date will settle all positions, reflecting the actual chart performance as reported by Billboard — not predictions or preliminary estimates.
Several signals could shift this market before it settles. Key catalysts include early weekly streaming figures on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, radio airplay data, social media trends mentioning Olivia Rodrigo or “stupid song,” and any last-minute promotions or performances that boost visibility. Significant moves may also occur if competing songs drop out of the chart or if Billboard announces any methodology changes affecting chart calculations — all of which can alter trader expectations for the September 12, 2026 ranking.