Billboard Hot 100 - 12/11/10

[pnobelysk]

i beleive it peaked around 24ish when the song was released digitally for the first week

[ListenToItTwice]

Dec 2, 2010 22:16:15 GMT -5 pnobelysk said:

i beleive it peaked around 24ish when the song was released digitally for the first week

yeah it was 23. But #38 is its peak as an official single. (Same distinction as TS' single "Fearless" technically being a top 10 hit, but never going top 40 as a single after its official release.)

[pnobelysk]

does anyone have the bubbling under chart? thanks in advance

[slicknickshady]

Yep. That's what i meant. Thanks for clearing it up wolfj. I didnt make that clairification pnob. My bad.

[Dammn Baby]

Dec 1, 2010 14:55:02 GMT -5 tshawn74 said:

Dec 1, 2010 14:13:23 GMT -5 newhaven said:

Personally, I love seeing this much turnover at the top of the Hot 100. It's more exciting to watch, for one thing, and it also suggests that there are just more songs out there that are really breaking through. A little variety is always nice!

When the Hot 100 has higher turnover, it's also much easier for artists to snag three number one off a single album in a year. Here are some that did it in the 80s, when it was common to have 30+ number ones in a year:

* George Michael did it in 1988 with "Father Figure," "One More Try," and "Monkey," which were all off the "Faith" album. (And the song "Faith" was #1 in 1987.)

* Paula Abdul did it in 1989 with "Straight Up," "Forever Your Girl," and "Cold Hearted," which were all from "Forever Your Girl." (That album's "Opposites Attract" hit #1 in 1990)

* Milli Vanilli (oh, them!) did it in 1989 with "Baby Don't You Lose My Number," "Girl I'm Gonna Miss You" and "Blame It On the Rain," all from the album "Girl You Know It's True."

You forgot Michael and Janet. Mike had five no.1s from "Bad" in 1987 and Janet had four no.1s from "Rhythm Nation"in 1990.

We are talking about three or more number ones in the same calendar year. Michael's were spread over two calendar years and Janet's were spread over three calendar years (1989, 1990 and 1991). Janet is still the only artist to have Hot 100 #1 hits from the same album in three separate calendar years.

[pnobelysk]

Dec 3, 2010 15:15:23 GMT -5 pnobelysk said:

does anyone have the bubbling under chart? thanks in advance

does anyone have the bubbling under chart?

[Fresh]

Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles

1 NEW 1 Moment 4 Life, Nicki Minaj Featuring Drake
2 NEW 1 Express, Christina Aguilera
3 NEW 1 I Can't Help It, T.I. Featuring Rocko
4 4 8 Danza Kuduro, Don Omar & Lucenzo
5 RE-ENTRY 2 Start It Up, Lloyd Banks Featuring Kanye West, Swizz Beatz, Fabolous & Ryan Leslie
6 NEW 1 Sway, Glee Cast
7 6 12 All In, Lifehouse
8 NEW 1 Peppermint Winter, Owl City
9 12 4 What Do You Want, Jerrod Niemann
10 13 3 I'm Doing Me, Fantasia
11 NEW 1 Ain't Thinkin' 'Bout You, Bow Wow Featuring Chris Brown
12 17 8 Sometimes I Cry, Eric Benet
13 8 8 A Little Bit Stronger, Sara Evans
14 NEW 1 Rocketeer, Far*East Movement Featuring Ryan Tedder
15 18 8 When A Woman Loves, R. Kelly
16 16 6 Corazon Sin Cara, Prince Royce
17 9 2 Fall For Your Type, Jamie Foxx Featuring Drake
18 15 3 For The First Time, The Script
19 NEW 1 No BS, Chris Brown
20 25 2 Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not, Thompson Square
21 NEW 1 Grow A Pear, Ke$ha
22 24 2 From A Table Away, Sunny Sweeney
23 NEW 1 Gorgeous, Kanye West Featuring Kid Cudi & Raekwon
24 14 7 You Are, Charlie Wilson
25 NEW 1 Sing, My Chemical Romance

[HolidayGuy]

Well, wolf, it is the highest peak we look at for tracks, regardless of where it peaked when it was an official single. :) Like Madge's "Give it 2 Me"- No. 57 entry when the album was released, but when officially promoted, failed to make it back onto the Hot 100.

I've lost track of how many Hot 100 entries Nicki Minaj has had already.