Good news

• (Music) Lana Del Rey reaches NØ. 9 after releasing a new single with BØRNS.
  
• (Music) Regular, degular, schmegular no more. Cardi B is the first rapper and third artist overall to have three singles in the Billboard Hot 100 Singles at once. 
  
• (Celebrities) Call him by his name. Timothée Chalamet jumps 12 spots to No. 4.
  
• (Movies) In the jungle you must wait until the dice read 5 or 8. Luckily this isn’t the jungle, just a list, and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle debuts at No. 18.
  
• (TV) Black Mirror episode idea: the show returns at No. 4. Unhappy with this ranking, it becomes sentient, puts all of Tumblr staff in a sleeper hold, and rewrites the Fandometrics algorithm to force its way to the top.
  

Originally posted by bob-belcher

Slightly less good news

• (TV) Brooklyn Nine-Nine drops ten-ten to No. 17-No. 17.
  
• (Video Games) Final Fantasy XV isn’t doing so great. It falls seven spots to No. 13.
  
• (Movies) Zootopia tumbles nine spots to No. 14. Is that one comic safely behind us yet? You know the one.
  
• (Celebrities) Sweet baby boy John Boyega shoots downward to No. 9. Surely he deserves to be at the top?
  
• (Web Stuff) Carmilla is doing its best, but it’s barely clinging on to No. 20.
  

Originally posted by xyalovegood

<3

Fans from all over the world are mourning the untimely death of Jonghyun (No. 5). If you or someone you know is struggling with depression, please take the time to look into counseling and prevention resources. They can help you, no matter what is going on. Take care of yourself, Tumblr. The world needs you.

Originally posted by kwoncept

Movin’ on up

• (Video Games) If we could invite someone to the Monster Prom (No. 3), we’d pick Venom. Can we do that?
  
• (Music) Céline Dion (No. 14) makes her first appearance on Fandometrics thanks to Deadpool.
  
• (Movies) Little but mighty, Ant-Man and the Wasp debuts at No. 10.
  
• (Celebrities) Our new pope, Rihanna, jumps fourteen spots after announcing her new size-inclusive lingerie line.
  
• (Web Stuff) Robot-building genius Simone Giertz (No. 14) revealed she has a brain tumor. The community has been rooting for non-stop since her brave video announcement. We love you, @simonegiertz. ♡
  

Originally posted by marshallastr

On the way out

• (K-Pop) Guess it’s just not their year. NCT 2018 falls six spots to No. 12.
  
• (Movies) It’s too loud for A Quiet Place, which is drifting off the list at No. 20.
  
• (Anime & Manga) One Piece needs a few more pieces. They dropped three spots to No. 6
  
• (K-Pop) No matter how iconic, iKon (No. 20) has almost dropped off the list.
  
• (Ships) Four ships dropped five spots this week. Malec, Bellarke, Supercorp and Bughead stans, wya?
  

Originally posted by gorefuckershouse

Look alive out there! We have a week to review.

tl;dr – Rom-com To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before debuted on Netflix, rekindling our love for love. Shippers’ disappointment in the canon of Voltron season seven led to the creation of Leakira, an alternate universe meme about Klance. Jacksepticeye (@therealjacksepticeye) hit 20 million YouTube subscribers. Congrats, dude! This is Tumblr’s Week in Review.

1. Voltron: Legendary Defender
2. BTS
3. Klance | Keith & Lance, Voltron: Legendary Defender
4. Boku no Hero Academia
5. Marvel
6. To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before
7. Artists on Tumblr
8. Big Brother 20
9. Leakira 
10. Steven Universe
11. Critical Role
12. Pokémon
13. Keith | Voltron: Legendary Defender
14. Detroit: Become Human
15. Sheith | Shiro & Keith, Voltron: Legendary Defender
16. Jungkook | BTS
17. Overwatch
18. Lance | Voltron: Legendary Defender
19. Jacksepticeye
20. Tony Stark | Marvel

Originally posted by filmgifs

Television: Our first stop is Television.

⬆ The Get Down gets on up three spots to No. 15.
⬇ Pretty Little Liars experiences a big, ugly drop. Down eleven to No. 17.
⬆ The Great British Bake Off rises four to No. 11.

Originally posted by isolatedhysteria

Movies: Then we move onto Movies.

⬆ Lord of the Rings moves to No. 4 after Viggo revealed he was almost in The Hobbit.
☆ Summer is finally ending. Maybe that’s why Frozen (No. 8) came back with a vengeance.
⬆ As excitement grows around the live-action Beauty and the Beast (No. 11), so does its ranking.

Music: Mind the gap as we enter Music.

⬆ Taylor Swift lost her relationship, but gained the No. 2 spot. Hm.
☆ All about that 🔑  change, Lady Gaga’s new single earns her No. 4.
☆ All eyes on Sia. Her single with Kendrick Lamar boosted her to No. 6.

Celebrities: A quick stop in Hollywood.

⬆ Tom Hiddleston lost his relationship, but gained the No. 3 spot. Funny how this works.
☆ Alycia Debnam-Carey just shows up to NYFW and pulls a thirteen spot jump to No. 5
⬇︎ Rebecca Sugar is at a sweet No. 13 after talking about how queer-positive Steven Universe is.

Originally posted by themysteryoftheunknownuniverse

Games: Welcome to Games. Transfers to board, video, and mind are on the other side of the platform.

⬆ As more Pokémon discoveries are made, Sun and Moon rises to No. 3.
⬇︎ Final Fantasy XV’s actuality: it dropped seven spots in a week, landing at No. 14.

Web stuff:  Last stop, the Internet. Please take your belongings with you.

⬆ Surprise! danisnotonfire is No. 1. Just kidding about the surprise thing.
☆ iDubbbz debbbutz at No. 18.
⬆ Quick-witted Thomas Sanders leaps seven to a triumphant No. 4.

Having a good week:

(K-Pop) B.A.P. (No. 7)  released a trailer for their upcoming comeback.
(Music) Taylor Swift embraces her inner snake, slithers to No. 1.
(Web Stuff) Camp Camp hits No. 1 No. 1.
(Movies) Death Note debuts at No. 11. Some things that are worse…do better.
(Anime & Manga) Boku No Hero Academia maintains its seven week streak at No. 1.

Originally posted by t-swift

Having a bad week:

(TV) DuckTales falls eight spots to No. 19. Almost like taking six weeks off after your first episode is a…bad idea?
(Video Games) Bendy and the Ink Machine springs a leak, drips seven spots down to No. 19.
(Celebrities) The normally beloved Matthew Daddario fell ten spots to unlucky No. 13.
(Music) Bad girl Rihanna is barely hanging in there at No. 17.
(K-Pop) The future is still female, but Girls’ Generation slipped nine to No. 17.

Originally posted by laughing-sodamnhard

On the rise

• (TV) Andi Mack debuts at No. 12 after it featured the first ever coming out scene on The Disney Channel.
  
• (Anime & Manga) Anime/manga fans, rejoice: One Piece jumps four spots to No. 6.
  
• (Video Games) Cuphead jumps one spot to dethrone Overwatch at No. 1. We see you, Cuphead.
  
• (Movies) In anticipation of its theatrical release on Friday, Thor: Ragnarok is, of course, No. 1.
  
• (Music) Frank Ocean returns at No. 16 following his 30th birthday. Happy birthday, @frankocean!
  

Originally posted by salmianna

Caught slipping

• (Music) Yeowch. Hayley Kiyoko drops fourteen spots to No. 18.
  
• (Celebs) In just one week, Katie McGrath falls eleven spots to dead-last No. 20.
  
• (Video Games) Kingdom Hearts III is losing steam, huh? The game is down six spots to No. 19.
  
• (TV) Brooklyn Nine-Nine may have taken a six spot drop, but the show is still at No. 10. Not too shabby.
  
• (Ships) Do you guys even ship Sanvers (Supergirl’s Maggie Sawyer and Alex Danvers) anymore? It took a six-spot nosedive straight to No. 17.
  

Originally posted by zoemonroe

The Strangest Thing

Here at Tumblr’s Fandometrics, we’ve never seen a show have such an impact on our lists as Stranger Things 2 did this week.

• (TV) Stranger Things itself is at No. 1, of course.
  
• (Ships) Mileven (Mike Wheeler and Eleven) and Jancy (Jonathan Byers and Nancy Wheeler) have taken over the No. 2 and No. 5 spots, respectively.
  
• (Celebs) Okay. Get ready. This is the most amount of celebrities we’ve ever seen from one single enterprise at one time. It’s a lot. You’re ready, right? Deep breath. Joe Keery (No. 6), Noah Schnapp (No. 7), Natalia Dyer (No. 9), Charlie Heaton (No. 12), and David Harbour (No. 16) debuted for the first time ever. Finn Wolfhard (No. 1), Millie Bobby Brown (No. 2), Gaten Matarazzo (No. 8), Caleb McLaughlin (No. 10), and Winona Ryder (No. 13) return from last year’s debuts. That’s ten celebrities. That’s half of our list! From one TV show! Congratulations, Stranger Things.
  

Originally posted by jupiter2

Having a good week

• (K-Pop) Twice jumps twice times two to No. 8.
  
• (Celebs) Bella Hadid’s cringe-worthy Complex interview lifted her to a fresh No. 18.
  
• (Video Games) Cuphead made a deal with the devil, leaps nine spots to No. 2.
  
• (Anime & Manga) Mr. Osomatsu debuts at No. 3 thanks to its second season premiere.
  
• (TV) Saturday Night Live got a lift from Wonder Woman herself and returns to No. 20.
  

Originally posted by yeowangs

Get low, get low

• (Ships) Sterek (Teen Wolf’s Stiles Stilinski and Derek Hale) drops twelve to No. 18. Must be a full moon.
  
• (TV) How to Get Away with Murder drops nearly dead last at No. 17.
  
• (Movies) Though its appearance is still impressive considering it has yet to be released, The Shape of Water drips twelve spots to No. 18.
  
• (Music) Rah rah ah-ah-ah! Ro mah ro-mah-mah! Gaga oh-la-la! Lady Gaga is No. 20. :(
  
• (K-Pop) NCT Dream is living a nightmare, barely hanging in there at No. 19.
  

Originally posted by bunnierz

Hey, baby. There ain’t no easy way out.

Even if Tom Petty (No. 3) wasn’t your choice of music, chances are he was playing in the background at different points in your life. Free Fallin’ as your parents drive you to school. American Girl on the radio at the pool, just barely loud enough to hear over splashing and laughing and whistles and yelling. Mary Jane’s Last Dance being covered by a local band in a local dive bar the night you turned 21. Wildflowers stuttering from a static-filled FM station in a beat-up ‘02 Buick on a day you were feeling good and the sun was out. Wildflowers stuttering from a static-filled FM station the first time you got dumped.

He gave us the greatest gift a musician could give his audience. He gave us a soundtrack to our memories. Thank you, Tom Petty.

Originally posted by farawayfeeling

Winner, winner, chicken dinner

• (K-Pop) K.A.R.D plays a winning hand, returning to No. 8 with the release of their debut album, Hola Hola.
  
• (Web Stuff) Game Grumps jumps seven spots to No. 7 thanks to Dream Daddy.
• (Movies) Descendants 2 stays on brand with its name, debuting at No. 2.
  
• (Video Games) Dream Daddy is No. 1, dethroning Overwatch from the top spot for the first time in 38 weeks.
  

Originally posted by littlereddo

Loser, loser, turkey snoozer

• (Music) Tyler, the Creator (No. 19) and Demi Lovato (No. 20) took a journey ten spots down together.
  
• (Web Stuff) The internet is a fickle beast. 17776 fell twelve spots to No. 13.
  
• (TV Shows) If Fandometrics was a citadel, Castlevania (No. 18) would be in our dungeons.
• (Movies) Deadpool (No. 19) is dying.
  

Originally posted by goldoof

Someone who deserves their own section

Chester Bennington (No. 3, music) passed away last week. The response from his fans was immediate and incredibly emotional. Chester and the rest of Linkin Park played a therapeutic role in so many lives. He will be deeply missed by millions and millions.

Mental health can be hard to talk about, but it’s important to remember you do have people to talk to if you need it. No matter who you are, no matter what you’re going through, there are resources out there to help.

Rest in peace, Chester Bennington.

Originally posted by heartsandwheels

Movers

• (Video Games) Final Fantasy XV gets some new DLC and jumps 14 spots. Happy 30th anniversary, Final Fantasy!
  
• (Music) Brockhampton makes its debut performance on our list at No. 15.
  
• (TV Shows) Adventure Time celebrates Finn’s birthday with four new episodes and a return to Fandometrics.
  

Originally posted by fryish

Shakers

• (Web Stuff) Ava’s Demon drops to No. 20 after going on hiatus, but people are banding together at The Eight Deadly Thursdays (@theadhiatusproject) to keep fan momentum moving upward.
  
• (Celebs) Looks like things are getting strange for our favorite babysitter. Joe Keery falls eight spots.
  
• (Movies) Not even Harry Styles could save this sinking ship. Dunkirk drops six spots to No. 15.
  

Originally posted by dacrethehalls

The Last Jedi

Last week, the long-awaited Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi hit theaters, jumping three spots to No. 1. Its effect ran across three of this week’s lists:

• (Movies) Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story round out the movie list at 10 and 20, respectively as people find connections between these films and TLJ.
  
• (Celebs) Familiar friends Adam Driver, John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac, Carrie Fisher, and Mark Hamill fill out the top six (in that order), while Kelly Marie Tran and Domhnall Gleeson pick up the back of the list.
  
• (Ships) Reylo uses the force to jump one spot to No. 1. Kylux and Stormpilot also returned to the screens and your hearts.
  

Originally posted by storm--pilot

Thank you for a great 2017, friends. We’ll be posting a few videos next week and will see you back here with fresh lists on January 2, 2018.

Some brand new babies, and those who have returned

• (Movies) To the surprise of approximately zero people, Wonder Woman earned the  No. 1 spot. To the surprise of maybe a few more than zero people, Baywatch made it to No. 16.
• (Celebrities) Thanks to Wonder Woman, director Patty Jenkins makes her wonderful debut at No. 9 and Chris Pine (No. 2) returns to the list for the first time since August 2016.
• (Video Games) The Walking Dead (No. 16) is an old favorite on our Television list, but this is the first time the video game has ranked.
• (Television) Sense8 (No. 4) returns, only because it’s leaving. The news of its cancellation was a bad way to kick off June.
• (Ships) Paperhat (Villainous’ Black Hat and Dr. Flug) debuts at No. 12.

Originally posted by diana-prince

 Who knows CPR? These things need to be revived:

• (Music) Lana Del Rey (No. 17) fell eight spots while Katy Perry (No. 19) fell seven. Swish, swish.
• (Celebrities) It pains us to say it, but Misha Collins has stumbled eight spots to No. 15. What will it take to get him back up? We’ve already had so many Mishapocalypses.
• (Television) With all the hubbub about Wonder Woman, no one is paying attention to Supergirl (No. 13). She fell eight spots in one week. That’s not nearly as bad as The 100, a show that fell a record fourteen spots in a mere seven days.
• (Ships) Bellarke (The 100’s Bellamy Blake and Clarke Griffin) fell eight spots, but lands at a still impressive No. 11. The same can’t be said for Evak (Skam’s Even Bech Næsheim and Isak Valtersen), who is barely there at No. 20.

Originally posted by nevener