American Top 40 - February 13, 2011
Feb 12, 2011 8:52:14 GMT -5
Post by Lozzy on Feb 12, 2011 8:52:14 GMT -5
AMERICAN TOP 40 - February 13, 2011
Hosted by Ryan Seacrest
LW TW (WI) Artist - Title
--- 40 (01) Train - "Marry Me" (New Peak)
35 39 (38) B.o.B featuring Hayley Williams - "Airplanes" (1 week at #1)
39 38 (02) Christina Perri - "Jar of Hearts" (New Peak)
38 37 (02) Waka Flocka Flame featuring Roscoe Dash & Wale - "No Hands" (New Peak)
33 36 (28) OneRepublic - "Secrets"
36 35 (05) Linkin Park - "Waiting for the End" (New Peak)
32 34 (35) Enrique Iglesias featuring Pitbull - "I Like It"
30 33 (26) Flo Rida featuring David Guetta - "Club Can't Handle Me"
34 32 (10) Cee Lo Green - "F**k You" / "Forget You"
31 31 (05) Flo Rida featuring Akon - "Who dat Girl"
Breakout: Dev featuring The Cataracs - "Bass Down Low"
Optional Extra: Fergie featuring Ludacris - "Glamorous"
28 30 (24) Neon Trees - "Animal"
29 29 (26) Katy Perry - "Teenage Dream" (4 weeks at #1)
24 28 (16) Trey Songz featuring Nicki Minaj - "Bottoms Up"
Breakout: Plain White T's - "Rhythm of Love"
--- 27 (01) Avril Lavigne - "What the Hell" (New Peak)
27 26 (10) Sick Puppies - "Maybe" (New Peak)
25 25 (31) Taio Cruz - "Dynamite" (4 weeks at #1)
23 24 (21) Far East Movement featuring Cataracs & Dev - "Like a G6"
26 23 (04) Wiz Khalifa - "Black & Yellow" (New Peak)
15 22 (18) Mike Posner - "Please Don't Go"
16 21 (28) Usher featuring Pitbull - "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love"
Optional Extra: La Roux - "Bulletproof"
22 20 (05) Usher - "More" (RedOne Jimmy Joker Remix)
13 19 (12) Edward Maya featuring Vika Jigulina - "Stereo Love"
14 18 (26) Bruno Mars - "Just the Way You Are" (3 weeks at #1)
21 17 (06) Diddy-Dirty Money featuring Skylar Grey - "Coming Home" (New Peak)
18 16 (06) Pitbull featuring T-Pain - "Hey Baby (Drop It to the Floor)" (New Peak)
17 15 (06) Taylor Swift - "Back to December" (New Peak)
19 14 (05) Taio Cruz - "Higher" (Remix featuring Travie McCoy) (New Peak)
20 13 (03) P!nk - "F**kin' Perfect" (New Peak)
09 12 (21) Rihanna - "Only Girl (In the World)" (3 weeks at #1)
10 11 (24) Nelly - "Just a Dream" (2 weeks at #1)
Optional Extra: Justin Bieber - "One Time"
07 10 (11) Black Eyed Peas - "The Time (The Dirty Bit)"
11 09 (06) Far East Movement featuring Ryan Tedder - "Rocketeer" (New Peak)
08 08 (09) Chris Brown - "Yeah 3x"
12 07 (03) Britney Spears - "Hold It Against Me" (New Peak)
05 06 (16) P!nk - "Raise Your Glass" (1 week at #1)
06 05 (09) Enrique Iglesias featuring Ludacris & DJ Frank E - "Tonight (I'm F**kin' You)" (New Peak)
04 04 (13) Rihanna featuring Drake - "What's My Name?"
03 03 (14) Katy Perry - "Firework" (3 weeks at #1)
Optional Extra: Justin Timberlake - "Summer Love"
01 02 (14) Ke$ha - "We R Who We R" (1 week at #1)
02 01 (13) Bruno Mars - "Grenade" (New Peak) (1 week at #1)
DROPOUTS
37 OUT (38) Mike Posner - "Cooler than Me" (Peak: #3)
40 OUT (47) Taio Cruz - "Break Your Heart" (Peak: #1 for 3 weeks)
Longest Chart Runners
With the two longest running tracks of last week dropping out, I thought I should provide a list. It's not a weekly feature.
(38) B.o.B featuring Hayley Williams - "Airplanes" (Peak: #1)
(35) Enrique Iglesias featuring Pitbull - "I Like It" (Peak: #2)
(28) Usher featuring Pitbull - "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love" (Peak: #2)
(28) OneRepublic - "Secrets" (Peak: #13)
(26) Katy Perry - "Teenage Dream" (Peak: #1)
(26) Bruno Mars - "Just the Way You Are" (Peak: #1)
(26) Flo Rida featuring David Guetta - "Club Can't Handle Me" (Peak: #6)
(24) Nelly - "Just a Dream" (Peak: #1)
(24) Neon Trees - "Animal" (Peak: #7)
(21) Rihanna - "Only Girl (In the World)" (Peak: #1)
(21) Far East Movement featuring Cataracs & Dev - "Like a G6" (Peak: #4)
Hosted by Ryan Seacrest
LW TW (WI) Artist - Title
--- 40 (01) Train - "Marry Me" (New Peak)
35 39 (38) B.o.B featuring Hayley Williams - "Airplanes" (1 week at #1)
39 38 (02) Christina Perri - "Jar of Hearts" (New Peak)
38 37 (02) Waka Flocka Flame featuring Roscoe Dash & Wale - "No Hands" (New Peak)
33 36 (28) OneRepublic - "Secrets"
36 35 (05) Linkin Park - "Waiting for the End" (New Peak)
32 34 (35) Enrique Iglesias featuring Pitbull - "I Like It"
30 33 (26) Flo Rida featuring David Guetta - "Club Can't Handle Me"
34 32 (10) Cee Lo Green - "F**k You" / "Forget You"
31 31 (05) Flo Rida featuring Akon - "Who dat Girl"
Breakout: Dev featuring The Cataracs - "Bass Down Low"
Optional Extra: Fergie featuring Ludacris - "Glamorous"
28 30 (24) Neon Trees - "Animal"
29 29 (26) Katy Perry - "Teenage Dream" (4 weeks at #1)
24 28 (16) Trey Songz featuring Nicki Minaj - "Bottoms Up"
Breakout: Plain White T's - "Rhythm of Love"
--- 27 (01) Avril Lavigne - "What the Hell" (New Peak)
27 26 (10) Sick Puppies - "Maybe" (New Peak)
25 25 (31) Taio Cruz - "Dynamite" (4 weeks at #1)
23 24 (21) Far East Movement featuring Cataracs & Dev - "Like a G6"
26 23 (04) Wiz Khalifa - "Black & Yellow" (New Peak)
15 22 (18) Mike Posner - "Please Don't Go"
16 21 (28) Usher featuring Pitbull - "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love"
Optional Extra: La Roux - "Bulletproof"
22 20 (05) Usher - "More" (RedOne Jimmy Joker Remix)
13 19 (12) Edward Maya featuring Vika Jigulina - "Stereo Love"
14 18 (26) Bruno Mars - "Just the Way You Are" (3 weeks at #1)
21 17 (06) Diddy-Dirty Money featuring Skylar Grey - "Coming Home" (New Peak)
18 16 (06) Pitbull featuring T-Pain - "Hey Baby (Drop It to the Floor)" (New Peak)
17 15 (06) Taylor Swift - "Back to December" (New Peak)
19 14 (05) Taio Cruz - "Higher" (Remix featuring Travie McCoy) (New Peak)
20 13 (03) P!nk - "F**kin' Perfect" (New Peak)
09 12 (21) Rihanna - "Only Girl (In the World)" (3 weeks at #1)
10 11 (24) Nelly - "Just a Dream" (2 weeks at #1)
Optional Extra: Justin Bieber - "One Time"
07 10 (11) Black Eyed Peas - "The Time (The Dirty Bit)"
11 09 (06) Far East Movement featuring Ryan Tedder - "Rocketeer" (New Peak)
08 08 (09) Chris Brown - "Yeah 3x"
12 07 (03) Britney Spears - "Hold It Against Me" (New Peak)
05 06 (16) P!nk - "Raise Your Glass" (1 week at #1)
06 05 (09) Enrique Iglesias featuring Ludacris & DJ Frank E - "Tonight (I'm F**kin' You)" (New Peak)
04 04 (13) Rihanna featuring Drake - "What's My Name?"
03 03 (14) Katy Perry - "Firework" (3 weeks at #1)
Optional Extra: Justin Timberlake - "Summer Love"
01 02 (14) Ke$ha - "We R Who We R" (1 week at #1)
02 01 (13) Bruno Mars - "Grenade" (New Peak) (1 week at #1)
DROPOUTS
37 OUT (38) Mike Posner - "Cooler than Me" (Peak: #3)
40 OUT (47) Taio Cruz - "Break Your Heart" (Peak: #1 for 3 weeks)
Longest Chart Runners
With the two longest running tracks of last week dropping out, I thought I should provide a list. It's not a weekly feature.
(38) B.o.B featuring Hayley Williams - "Airplanes" (Peak: #1)
(35) Enrique Iglesias featuring Pitbull - "I Like It" (Peak: #2)
(28) Usher featuring Pitbull - "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love" (Peak: #2)
(28) OneRepublic - "Secrets" (Peak: #13)
(26) Katy Perry - "Teenage Dream" (Peak: #1)
(26) Bruno Mars - "Just the Way You Are" (Peak: #1)
(26) Flo Rida featuring David Guetta - "Club Can't Handle Me" (Peak: #6)
(24) Nelly - "Just a Dream" (Peak: #1)
(24) Neon Trees - "Animal" (Peak: #7)
(21) Rihanna - "Only Girl (In the World)" (Peak: #1)
(21) Far East Movement featuring Cataracs & Dev - "Like a G6" (Peak: #4)
- I'm not sure what "Bass Down Low" is meant to be. He announced it as the Subway Fresh Buzz Song, so is it a breakout or an extra? I assume it's a breakout since it was the only new non-countdown song played in the first hour, but it's so old that it does baffle me a little. I guess I should learn to never overestimate Ryan.
When "Born this Way" was played, I'm pretty sure Ryan announced it, but it appeared in my station's log, which only their programming (non-AT40) does, usually. Is it station technical errors, or was it not part of AT40? I need someone listening to another station to confirm for me.Removed it.- Another week of mostly new extras. I know radio has a pathological need to play recent hits or else their listeners might tune out, but can't they play something slightly old? That's what I loved about optional extras a year ago.
- Was "Hey, Soul Sister" really the highest selling single of the year? While talking about some artists' Grammy nominations, he stated that Train only had one, and that "Hey, Soul Sister" was the highest selling single of the year, implying that he thought they deserved more.