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Post by upland1425 on Nov 3, 2018 5:06:12 GMT -5
"Girls Like You" became the second longest running No.1 song of the decade.
-- tie with "Shape Of You", only next to "Rolling In The Deep" (14 weeks).
LW TW (WKS) Artist - Title (Peak)
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34 40 (39) Foster The People - Sit Next To Me (8)
38 39 (40) Maroon 5 - Wait (3)
39 38 (03) The Rua - All I Ever Wanted (38)
36 37 (53) MAX feat. gnash - Lights Down Low (1)
37 36 (02) Mike Posner - Song About You (36)
Extra: Taylor Swift - Blank Space
35 35 (08) DJ Khaled feat. Justin Bieber, Quavo & Chance The Rapper - No Brainer (31)
31 34 (47) Bebè Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line - Meant To Be (1)
--- 33 (01) Shawn Mendes feat. Zedd - Lost In Japan
32 32 (06) Calum Scott - You Are The Reason (32)
29 31 (57) Ed Sheeran - Perfect (1)
Extra: twenty | one | pilots - Stressed Out
Optional Extra: Demi Lovato - Tell Me You Love Me
33 30 (03) Ariana Grande - Breathin' (30)
27 29 (25) Marshmello & Anne-Marie - Friends (15)
On The Verge: LSD (Labrinth, Sia & Diplo) - Thunderclouds
28 28 (05) I'm A Mess - Bebè Rexha (28)
30 27 (03) Lukas Graham - Love Someone (27)
26 26 (05) Anne-Marie - 2002 (26)
Extra: Kelly Clarkson - Miss Independent
24 25 (36) Camila Cabello - Never Be The Same (1)
25 24 (08) Khalid & Normani - Love Lies (24)
20 23 (39) Imagine Dragons - Whatever It Takes (1)
Extra: Daughtry - Deep End
23 22 (07) Dean Lewis - Be Alright (22)
19 21 (36) Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey - The Middle (1)
Optional Extra: Bruno Mars - 24K Magic
22 20 (04) Marshmello & Bastille - Happier (20)
21 19 (07) Brynn Elliott - Might Not Like Me (19)
Extra: All American Rejects - Gives You Hell
17 18 (44) Macklemore feat. Kesha - Good Old Days (2)
18 17 (18) Ocean Park Standoff - If You Were Mine (17)
12 16 (29) Shawn Mendes - In My Blood (2)
Breakout: George Ezra - Shotgun
16 15 (13) Post Malone - Better Now (15)
15 14 (09) Dan + Shay - Tequila (14)
Extra: Fall Out Boy - Sugar, We're Goin Down
13 13 (15) John Mayer - New Light (13)
11 12 (25) Ariana Grande - No Tears Left To Cry (3)
10 11 (07) OneRepublic - Connection (10)
Optional Extra: Charlie Puth - How Long
14 10 (06) Panic! At The Disco - High Hopes (10)
08 09 (15) Weezer - Africa (2)
09 08 (10) Charlie Puth - The Way I Am (8)
Breakout: Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper - Shallow (A Star Is Born)
07 07 (13) Imagine Dragons - Natural (7)
04 06 (32) Taylor Swift - Delicate (1)
05 05 (15) Selena Gomez - Back To You (5)
06 04 (09) 5 Seconds Of Summer - youngblood (4)
Extra: Kesha - Tik Tok
03 03 (22) Lauv - I Like Me Better (2)
Optional Extra: Dua Lupa - New Rules
02 02 (21) lovelytheband - Broken (2)
01 01 (19) Maroon 5 - Girls Like You ** 12 weeks at #1 **
DROPPER:
Imagine Dragons - Thunder (from #40, 56 weeks on)
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musiciscool
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Post by musiciscool on Nov 3, 2018 9:47:25 GMT -5
upland1425, do you happen to know the artist and song that has the record for longest stay at #1 on HOT AC AT40? If so, how many weeks did it spend there?
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Post by upland1425 on Nov 3, 2018 10:28:47 GMT -5
upland1425, do you happen to know the artist and song that has the record for longest stay at #1 on HOT AC AT40? If so, how many weeks did it spend there? Ryan mentioned that: #1: 14 weeks - Adele - Rolling In The Deep (2011) #2: 12 weeks (tie) - Ed Sheeran - Shape Of You (2017) / Maroon 5 - Girls Like You (2018) |
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Post by johnnywest on Nov 4, 2018 14:10:44 GMT -5
upland1425, do you happen to know the artist and song that has the record for longest stay at #1 on HOT AC AT40? If so, how many weeks did it spend there? Ryan has mentioned before that the all-time record is 25 weeks for "Smooth." I think he pointed this out on the decade special. |
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Post by Mike Schwartz on Nov 4, 2018 14:31:03 GMT -5
upland1425, do you happen to know the artist and song that has the record for longest stay at #1 on HOT AC AT40? If so, how many weeks did it spend there? Ryan has mentioned before that the all-time record is 25 weeks for "Smooth." I think he pointed this out on the decade special. But that would predate the Hot AC version of AT 40 which began the weekend of December 4, 2004 |
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Post by musiciscool on Nov 4, 2018 18:06:59 GMT -5
It would be impossible now for a song to even reach 25 weeks at #1 in this day and age. That is impressive for "Smooth". That will most likely always hold the record.
On AT40, it's possible to go longer than 14 weeks. Adele's record is beatable.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2018 20:01:01 GMT -5
It would be impossible now for a song to even reach 25 weeks at #1 in this day and age. That is impressive for "Smooth". That will most likely always hold the record. On AT40, it's possible to go longer than 14 weeks. Adele's record is beatable. I think that Maroon 5 will beat Adele’s record. I love that song. |
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Post by Mike Schwartz on Nov 4, 2018 20:13:21 GMT -5
It would be impossible now for a song to even reach 25 weeks at #1 in this day and age. That is impressive for "Smooth". That will most likely always hold the record. On AT40, it's possible to go longer than 14 weeks. Adele's record is beatable. Musiciscool, is that because of changes made with regard to recurrent rules or the simple fact that the Hot AC reporting panel circa 1999-2000 was much smaller and more homogenized? |
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Post by musiciscool on Nov 4, 2018 20:40:31 GMT -5
It would be impossible now for a song to even reach 25 weeks at #1 in this day and age. That is impressive for "Smooth". That will most likely always hold the record. On AT40, it's possible to go longer than 14 weeks. Adele's record is beatable. Musiciscool, is that because of changes made with regard to recurrent rules or the simple fact that the Hot AC reporting panel circa 1999-2000 was much smaller and more homogenized? Because the panel circa was smaller back then. It seems to me that #1 songs don't stay at #1 for long like they used to. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2018 20:57:32 GMT -5
Musiciscool, is that because of changes made with regard to recurrent rules or the simple fact that the Hot AC reporting panel circa 1999-2000 was much smaller and more homogenized? Because the panel circa was smaller back then. It seems to me that #1 songs don't stay at #1 for long like they used to. It seems as though a 4-week timespan for #1 song is something the artist should be extremely proud of |
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Post by johnnywest on Nov 5, 2018 17:29:16 GMT -5
I believe “Bubbly” spent 17 weeks at #1. That’s probably the most weeks since Ryan started the Hot AC version.
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Post by musiciscool on Nov 5, 2018 17:53:51 GMT -5
I believe “Bubbly” spent 17 weeks at #1. That’s probably the most weeks since Ryan started the Hot AC version. That's awesome to know. I love that song. If you have a list of #1s ranging from 10+ weeks, please let me know. I find it very interesting. |
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Post by Top 40 Tracker on Nov 6, 2018 0:25:39 GMT -5
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Post by Mike Schwartz on Nov 6, 2018 9:37:22 GMT -5
I believe “Bubbly” spent 17 weeks at #1. That’s probably the most weeks since Ryan started the Hot AC version. That's awesome to know. I love that song. If you have a list of #1s ranging from 10+ weeks, please let me know. I find it very interesting. Here is the list that you requested going all the way back (please note that this list comes from Billboard and not Mediabase. On Billboard, Bubbly was number one from Nov 3, 2007- January 26, 2008 for 13 weeks, however, the two charts are generally similar with only a few significant differences). 25 weeks "Smooth" – Santana featuring Rob Thomas (1999–2000) 23 weeks "Wherever You Will Go" – The Calling (2001–02) 18 weeks "Unwell" – Matchbox Twenty (2003) "Photograph" – Nickelback (2005–06) 17 weeks "Iris" – Goo Goo Dolls (1998) 16 weeks "Complicated" – Avril Lavigne (2002) 15 weeks "Don't Speak" – No Doubt (1996–1997) "How to Save a Life" – The Fray (2006–07) 14 weeks "Torn" – Natalie Imbruglia (1998) "Everything You Want" – Vertical Horizon (2000) "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" – Train (2001) "Girls Like You" – Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B (2018) If you want to do more research Musiciscool, I have a few places for you to check out: 1) Use this board, there are almost 200 archived pages and you will find every AT 40 HAC list from about March 2005 until the present posted. 2) Bookmark www.popradiotop20.com/ since they have all of the top 20s since the inception of the format from April 1994 until the present day from both Radio and Records and later Mediabase; the later being the source of the AT 40 chart. 3) Bookmark the section in Wikipedia dedicated to Adult Top 40 number ones for a quick guide to all of the hits that topped the chart (again from Billboard) since that chart began with their beta chart in Oct 1995. Happy chart surfing musiciscool!!! |
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Post by musiciscool on Nov 6, 2018 10:25:30 GMT -5
That's awesome to know. I love that song. If you have a list of #1s ranging from 10+ weeks, please let me know. I find it very interesting. Here is the list that you requested going all the way back (please note that this list comes from Billboard and not Mediabase. On Billboard, Bubbly was number one from Nov 3, 2007- January 26, 2008 for 13 weeks, however, the two charts are generally similar with only a few significant differences). 25 weeks "Smooth" – Santana featuring Rob Thomas (1999–2000) 23 weeks "Wherever You Will Go" – The Calling (2001–02) 18 weeks "Unwell" – Matchbox Twenty (2003) "Photograph" – Nickelback (2005–06) 17 weeks "Iris" – Goo Goo Dolls (1998) 16 weeks "Complicated" – Avril Lavigne (2002) 15 weeks "Don't Speak" – No Doubt (1996–1997) "How to Save a Life" – The Fray (2006–07) 14 weeks "Torn" – Natalie Imbruglia (1998) "Everything You Want" – Vertical Horizon (2000) "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" – Train (2001) "Girls Like You" – Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B (2018) If you want to do more research Musiciscool, I have a few places for you to check out: 1) Use this board, there are almost 200 archived pages and you will find every AT 40 HAC list from about March 2005 until the present posted. 2) Bookmark www.popradiotop20.com/ since they have all of the top 20s since the inception of the format from April 1994 until the present day from both Radio and Records and later Mediabase; the later being the source of the AT 40 chart. 3) Bookmark the section in Wikipedia dedicated to Adult Top 40 number ones for a quick guide to all of the hits that topped the chart (again from Billboard) since that chart began with their beta chart in Oct 1995. Happy chart surfing musiciscool!!! Thank you so much for this list. All of these great hits making it to #1 in the past years and how long they spent there is amazing. |
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Post by Mike Schwartz on Nov 6, 2018 11:14:31 GMT -5
Here is the list that you requested going all the way back (please note that this list comes from Billboard and not Mediabase. On Billboard, Bubbly was number one from Nov 3, 2007- January 26, 2008 for 13 weeks, however, the two charts are generally similar with only a few significant differences). 25 weeks "Smooth" – Santana featuring Rob Thomas (1999–2000) 23 weeks "Wherever You Will Go" – The Calling (2001–02) 18 weeks "Unwell" – Matchbox Twenty (2003) "Photograph" – Nickelback (2005–06) 17 weeks "Iris" – Goo Goo Dolls (1998) 16 weeks "Complicated" – Avril Lavigne (2002) 15 weeks "Don't Speak" – No Doubt (1996–1997) "How to Save a Life" – The Fray (2006–07) 14 weeks "Torn" – Natalie Imbruglia (1998) "Everything You Want" – Vertical Horizon (2000) "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" – Train (2001) "Girls Like You" – Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B (2018) If you want to do more research Musiciscool, I have a few places for you to check out: 1) Use this board, there are almost 200 archived pages and you will find every AT 40 HAC list from about March 2005 until the present posted. 2) Bookmark www.popradiotop20.com/ since they have all of the top 20s since the inception of the format from April 1994 until the present day from both Radio and Records and later Mediabase; the later being the source of the AT 40 chart. 3) Bookmark the section in Wikipedia dedicated to Adult Top 40 number ones for a quick guide to all of the hits that topped the chart (again from Billboard) since that chart began with their beta chart in Oct 1995. Happy chart surfing musiciscool!!! Thank you so much for this list. All of these great hits making it to #1 in the past years and how long they spent there is amazing. I actually forgot to share the best companion website to the weekly AT 40 show for you to check out and enjoy.....http://american-top-40-hot-ac.wikia.com/wiki/American_Top_40_Hot_AC_Wiki On this site, you can search past charts, locate peak dates of specific songs, artist achievements etc, plus there is a random explore feature and many of the songs have videos linked to them, in case you want to see/hear the songs again. It is one of my favorite places to visit but it is highly addicting. |
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Post by Hot AC Archiver on Nov 6, 2018 15:34:39 GMT -5
There are the songs with the most weeks at #1, using Radio & Records (until Dec 2006) and then Mediabase (Dec 2006-present):
1. Smooth - Santana f/ Rob Thomas, 23 weeks at #1 1999-2000
2. Wherever You Will Go - The Calling, 20 weeks at #1, 2001-02
3. Unwell - Matchbox Twenty, 20 weeks at #1, 2003
4. Bubbly - Colbie Caillat, 17 weeks at #1, 2007-08
5. Complicated - Avril Lavigne, 16 weeks at #1, 2002
6. Iris - Goo Goo Dolls, 15 weeks at #1, 1998
7. Here without You - 3 Doors Down, 14 weeks at #1, 2003-04
7. Torn - Natalie Imbruglia, 14 weeks at #1, 1998
7. Girls Like You - Maroon 5 f/ Cardi B, 14 weeks at #1, 2018 (as of 4 November)
10. Everything You Want - Vertical Horizon, 13 weeks at #1, 2000
10. Bent - Matchbox Twenty, 13 weeks at #1, 2000
10. This Love - Maroon 5, 13 weeks at #1, 2004
10. Photograph - Nickelback, 13 weeks at #1, 2005-06
10. Bad Day - Daniel Powter, 13 weeks at #1, 2006
10. Rolling in the Deep - Adele, 13 weeks at #1, 2011
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Post by musiciscool on Nov 6, 2018 16:49:45 GMT -5
There are the songs with the most weeks at #1, using Radio & Records (until Dec 2006) and then Mediabase (Dec 2006-present): 1. Smooth - Santana f/ Rob Thomas, 23 weeks at #1 1999-2000 2. Wherever You Will Go - The Calling, 20 weeks at #1, 2001-02 3. Unwell - Matchbox Twenty, 20 weeks at #1, 2003 4. Bubbly - Colbie Caillat, 17 weeks at #1, 2007-08 5. Complicated - Avril Lavigne, 16 weeks at #1, 2002 6. Iris - Goo Goo Dolls, 15 weeks at #1, 1998 7. Here without You - 3 Doors Down, 14 weeks at #1, 2003-04 7. Torn - Natalie Imbruglia, 14 weeks at #1, 1998 7. Girls Like You - Maroon 5 f/ Cardi B, 14 weeks at #1, 2018 (as of 4 November) 10. Everything You Want - Vertical Horizon, 13 weeks at #1, 2000 10. Bent - Matchbox Twenty, 13 weeks at #1, 2000 10. This Love - Maroon 5, 13 weeks at #1, 2004 10. Photograph - Nickelback, 13 weeks at #1, 2005-06 10. Bad Day - Daniel Powter, 13 weeks at #1, 2006 10. Rolling in the Deep - Adele, 13 weeks at #1, 2011 Thank you so much for posting this. I never thought Girls Like You would make it to 14 weeks at #1 when it was released. Impressive list. |
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