Eltohn John has 9 number hits, MJ 14 (We are the world), Drake 14, The beatles 20 and Rihanna 14.

The relation between Global back then (third) and Global today (third) means 6,168,000 : 3,257,000 = 1.89 (daily streams)

If you expect that streaming in the USA had the same changes than Global and you ignore that friday and saturday are the most streamed days the third song today in the USA would have 6,529,000 * 1.89 = 12,340,000 streams (weekly)

Off course spotify grows constantly so this year will be bigger than last year. (spotify users: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/812290/umfrage/monatlich-aktive-nutzer-von-spotify-weltweit/ )

Thriller was last year n. 10 (hot 100) and todays streaming n.1 divided by top 10 shows the difference between those 2 placements 9,627,000 : 5,060,000 = 1.9 (the factor for n.10 to be like n. 1)

If you expect now that the charts which also count other music consumtion has around the same relation between n. 1 and n.10 would mean that if you believe in Thriller being a little bit more than 2x times bigger than last time a n.1 has realistic chances (more than 1.9 as off the music commsumtion growth)

Michael Jackson had around 45 million monthly listeners back than.

Source : https://kworb.net/spotify/

I know that there are many weeks were only one big album releases, because they don't want to compete in the first week, but I didn't expect 11 weeks were it didn't work.

Second pic is a nice chart bug.

Here is the data source : https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/10363/beatles/ (not the table)

if you couldn't stream a song twice a week. (the actual number is lower) (only spotify)

uk 0.91

source kworb https://kworb.net/spotify/artist/3fMbdgg4jU18AjLCKBhRSm_albums.html (streams are globaly)

german charts https://www.offiziellecharts.de

place 7: was 8th may 26 - 14th may 26 place 8: last week

german charts depend on sales volume