R&R Chart History: Christina Aguilera

[pophector]

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CHR/Rhythmic

"Genie In A Bottle" #1[5 weeks]
"What A Girl Wants" #1[2]
"I Turn To You" #12
"Come On Over Baby(All I Want Is You)" #11
"Lady Marmalade" #1[2]
"Dirrty" #26
"Beautiful" #21
"Can't Hold Us Down" #20

Hot AC:

"Genie In A Bottle" #27
"What A Girl Wants" #29
"I Turn To You" #25
"Come On Over Baby(All I Want Is You)" #28
"Lady Marmalade" #21
"Beautiful" #9
"Fighter" #27

Urban

"Lady Marmalade" #32

AC

"Reflection" #15[4 weeks]
"I Turn To You" #4
"Beautiful" #1[8 weeks]

However, I do not know "Nobody Wants To Be Lonely"'s peak. :(

[Eyeball]

These are the AT40 chart runs that I have:

Lady Marmalade: 33-19-14-9-7-3-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-8-12-15-19

Dirrrrrrrrty: 29-23-16-16-14-20-23-30-32-36-36-35-33-30-37-35-37

Beautiful: 35-20-11-7-5-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-3-4-6-7-9-10-14-18

Fighter: 25-20-15-12-9-9-8-8-8-5-6-6-9-11-14-19-21-25-28

Can't Hold Us Down (so far): 37-27-21-14-11-9-5-4-3-

[Keith3000]

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Eyeball said:

Lady Marmalade: 33-19-14-9-7-3-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-8-12-15-19

So "Lady Marmalade" left the Top 40 after only 5 weeks? Wow, is this some kinda record? I know this is because of recurrent rules, but still, dude, that's one fast dropper!

[JCMF3]

Keith3000 said:

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So "Lady Marmalade" left the Top 40 after only 5 weeks? Wow, is this some kinda record? I know this is because of recurrent rules, but still, dude, that's one fast dropper!

On AT40, this is true, but at that time R&R also had a "silly" recurrent rule - 25/-3, which basically meant any song that did not have a bullet for three straight weeks and was below #25 was moved to recurrent. Victims of this rule included LM and Pop by *N Sync.

Also, on R&R, LM only spent 9 weeks @ #1 and fell 1-2-8.

[Hervard]

We never did find out which recurrent rule AT40 used during the time they deviated from the R&R chart, did we?

As far as we know, they drew the titles of songs that were more than ten weeks old out of a hat.

[Devil Marlena Nylund]

Except 'Nobody Wants To Be Lonely', which was 9 weeks when it fell off, wasn't it? At least in Top 40 terms.

[Eyeball]

Wasn't it something like, songs that are unbulleted for 3 weeks and outside the Top 10 are taken off?

That produced some weird chart runs...for instance, Coldplay "Yellow" fell off from its peak of #22.

It seems to have caused some kind of vicious cycle effect...songs are removed from ridiculously high positions (as high as #11), causing more songs to rise on the chart while losing spins, so they went recurrent only a week or two after peaking on the chart because they "vacuum-effected" to their peak. Those songs being removed causes MORE vacuum effect, and so on and so forth.

Later I think they changed it to 3 weeks unbulleted and below #25, causing songs like "Drive" and "Drops Of Jupiter" to get more weeks on than they should have had, making for less debuts and a slower-movibng lower part of the chart.