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Band 6+: The line graph and pie chart below give us information about the number and popularity of different types of hit songs released from1950 to 1999. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a line graph and pie chart. The line graph displays the number of hit songs released across the decades: 1950-1959, Rock 50, Jazz 200, Hip Hop 0; 1960-1969, Rock 150, Jazz 150, Hip Hop 0; 1970-1979, Rock 350, Jazz 100, Hip Hop 10; 1980-1989, Rock 200, Jazz 50, Hip Hop 100; 1990-1999, Rock 300, Jazz 25, Hip Hop 150. The pie chart represents the overall popularity of hit songs by genre from 1950 to 1999, with Rock at 55%, Jazz at 27%, and Hip Hop at 18%.
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The line and pie chart illustrates the proportion of different kinds of population songs between 1950 and 1999.

Overall, rock was the most popular genre, with more than double the other genres.

Ar the beginning of the 1950s jazz was the most popular before being overtaken by rock, staying the hit genre throughout most of the decades until it started to slowly decline with hip-hop shooting up and surpassing rock from 1990-1999. Hip-hop started out the lowest with a gradual increase every decade starting from 1970 to 1979.

Rock was the most listened to genre with 55%, which was more than double the competition. Jazz started out the highest of the three, but slowly started to decrease until reaching its lowest point at around 47 songs, then shot up again to just above 165 songs. At the end of the period jazz went from the highest to the lowest, hip-hop was the only genre to rise without ever falling, reaching its highest number of hit songs at around 290 at the end of the period.

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