Billboard Hot 100: 7/23/11

[stanr]

LMFAO Keeps 'Party' Rocking Atop Hot 100

LMFAO spends its second week atop the Billboard Hot 100, to be released tomorrow (July 14) on Billboard.com, with "Party Rock Anthem," featuring Lauren Bennett and GoonRock, while Lil Wayne's "How to Love" and OneRepublic's "Good Life" claims the chart's Airplay and Digital Gainer awards, respectively.

"Party" tallies a second week at No. 1 on Digital Songs, although it declines by 9% to 236,000 downloads sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan. On Radio Songs, the track holds at No. 3 with a 9% gain to 125 million in all-format audience, according to Nielsen BDS.


Pitbull's "Give Me Everything," featuring Ne-Yo, AfroJack and Nayer, collects a second week at No. 2 on the Hot 100 after it had logged a week at the summit two weeks ago. The song ascends to the top of Radio Songs (2-1), gaining by 1% in airplay to 152 million. "Give" marks Pitbull's first Radio Songs leader among 16 entries dating to his first, "Culo," in 2004.

"Give" holds at No. 3 on Digital Songs (159,000, down 17%).

Adele's former seven-week Hot 100 No. 1 "Rolling in the Deep" remains at No. 3 and Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" spends a fourth week at No. 4. On Radio Songs, "Friday" jumps 8-6 (97 million, up 15%). After notching two weeks atop Digital Songs, "Friday" claims a second week at No. 2 on the survey (192,000, down 7%).



The top six titles on the Hot 100 maintain their rankings, as Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" remains at No. 5 and Lady Gaga's "The Edge of Glory" holds at No. 6. "Bass" bumps 7-5 on Radio Songs (98 million, up 12%), while retaining its No. 3 rank on Digital Songs (158,000, down 7%). "Glory" rises 5-4 on Radio Songs (99 million, up 1%) and rebounds 11-9 on Digital Songs (where it peaked at No. 2 upon its debut in May), although it deflates by 15% to 103,000.

Lil Wayne lifts 8-7 on the Hot 100 with "How to Love," which nabs Airplay Gainer honors on the strength of a 13-9 advance on Radio Songs (74 million, up 27%). The ascent grants Lil Wayne his 14th top 10 on the airplay ranking and his first as a lead artist since "Mrs. Officer," featuring Bobby Valentino and Kidd Kidd, reached No. 6 in October 2008.


On Digital Songs, "Love" holds at No. 8, up almost 1% to 128,000.

OneRepublic's "Good Life" pushes 9-8 on the Hot 100 with Digital Gainer accolades, bounding 12-6 on Digital Songs (137,000, up 23%). The song is the group's first top 10 on the latter chart since its sole prior top 10 as a lead act, "Stop and Stare," peaked at No. 8 in April 2008. The group first graced Digital Songs as a featured act on Timbaland's two-week No. 1 "Apologize."

"Life" holds at No. 12 on Radio Songs (63 million, up 8%).


Nashville quartet Hot Chelle Rae rises 10-9 with its first Hot 100 entry, "Tonight Tonight." The song climbs 9-7 on Digital Songs (129,000, up 1%) and surges 26-22 on Radio Songs (45 million, up 11%), fueled by an 11-9 advance on Pop Songs.

Perry's former five-week Hot 100 No. 1 "E.T," featuring Kanye West, dips 7-10 in its 20th week in the top 10 (and 22nd on the chart). Thanks to the top 10 ranks of "Friday" and "E.T.," Perry extends her Hot 100 record to 61 consecutive weeks in the chart's top tier.

Just six songs debut on the Hot 100 this week, led by R&B newcomer Frank Ocean, whose "Novacane" starts at No. 82. The song rises 21-19 on R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. The 23-year-old New Orleans native doubles as a member of L.A. rap group Odd Future.


www.billboard.com/#/news/lmfao-keeps-party-rocking-atop-hot-100-1005276022.story

[Au$tin]

Perry's former five-week Hot 100 No. 1 "E.T," featuring Kanye West, dips 7-10 in its 20th week in the top 10 (and 22nd on the chart). Thanks to the top 10 ranks of "Friday" and "E.T.," Perry extends her Hot 100 record to 61 consecutive weeks in the chart's top tier.


Wow. Just wow.

[HolidayGuy]

The last paragraph of the Hot 100 article:

Also new to the Hot 100 this week are J. Cole's "Work Out" (No. 85); Josh Turner's former top 20 Country Songs hit "I Wouldn't Be a Man" (No. 92); Avril Lavigne's "Smile" (No. 94); Don Omar's "Taboo," which spends a second week atop Latin Songs (No. 97); and, Foo Fighters' "Walk," which charges 4-3 as the Greatest Gainer on Rock Songs (No. 100); the lattermost song could dethrone Foo Fighters' prior single "Rope," which has ruled Rock Songs for all 20 of its weeks on the survey.

[Au$tin]

Great to see "Smile" debuting this week!

[slicknickshady]

BAD MEETS EVIL - Lighters f/Bruno Mars: 21.259 (+ 1.941)

[Mark]

Jul 13, 2011 19:37:49 GMT -5 slicknickshady said:

BAD MEETS EVIL - Lighters f/Bruno Mars: 21.259 (+ 1.941)

Thanks so much for that intelligent addition to the discussion!! I don't think anyone noticed when chopped89 first posted it, or when it was originally posted in the stats this morning.

[hitseeker.]

Jul 13, 2011 19:51:05 GMT -5 Mark said:

Jul 13, 2011 19:37:49 GMT -5 slicknickshady said:

BAD MEETS EVIL - Lighters f/Bruno Mars: 21.259 (+ 1.941)

Thanks so much for that intelligent addition to the discussion!! I don't think anyone noticed when chopped89 first posted it, or when it was originally posted in the stats this morning.

LOL I was actually about to quote him and answer something similar

slicknickshady, we understand you stanning for Em, but people can go back and look his daily updates ;)

[HolidayGuy]

Paul Grein writes that Queen B's "Best Thing I Never Had" jumps 29-23- and then describes it as a top 20 hit. Hmmm...

new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/chart_watch/74389/week-ending-july-10-2011-songs-rolling-over-everybody/;_ylt=AmhtX5PaWGbhepf6GoA3kf8PwiUv

[badrobot]

He has no attention to detail. I also hate how he describes every upward chart move as a "jump." Moving one spot is not a jump.

[Enigma.]

If I Die Young might improve its original peak (19) second time around.. Impressive, as it has sold over 2 million already.

[seanblain]

Jul 13, 2011 15:35:37 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Perry's former five-week Hot 100 No. 1 "E.T," featuring Kanye West, dips 7-10 in its 20th week in the top 10 (and 22nd on the chart). Thanks to the top 10 ranks of "Friday" and "E.T.," Perry extends her Hot 100 record to 61 consecutive weeks in the chart's top tier.


Wow. Just wow.

Not since 2005 has a woman had such impressive airplay stats.

[HolidayGuy]

Some notable Radio Songs movements in the top 40:

Kelly Rowland/Lil Wayne, "Motivation": 14-11*, 12th week
The Script, "For the First Time": 20-21*, 23rd week
Britney Spears, "I Wanna Go": 36-29*, 3rd week
Beyonce, "Best Thing I Never Had": 42-32*, 5th week

Also- "I'm into You" matches its initial peak of No. 72 on the Hot 100. It's climbing on iTunes, so it should top that initial peak, at least. Top 40 possibility? May be more of a challenge.

[Enigma.]

Didn't anyone notice that Brad Paisley achieved his career best with Remind Me (27) beating Then (#28, 2009)?

[Lockheart]

Jul 14, 2011 6:55:39 GMT -5 seanblain said:

Jul 13, 2011 15:35:37 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Perry's former five-week Hot 100 No. 1 "E.T," featuring Kanye West, dips 7-10 in its 20th week in the top 10 (and 22nd on the chart). Thanks to the top 10 ranks of "Friday" and "E.T.," Perry extends her Hot 100 record to 61 consecutive weeks in the chart's top tier.


Wow. Just wow.

Not since 2005 has a woman had such impressive airplay stats.

What about Rihanna and Fergie and Lady GaGa?

[Lockheart]

Jul 14, 2011 6:55:39 GMT -5 seanblain said:

Jul 13, 2011 15:35:37 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Perry's former five-week Hot 100 No. 1 "E.T," featuring Kanye West, dips 7-10 in its 20th week in the top 10 (and 22nd on the chart). Thanks to the top 10 ranks of "Friday" and "E.T.," Perry extends her Hot 100 record to 61 consecutive weeks in the chart's top tier.


Wow. Just wow.

Not since 2005 has a woman had such impressive airplay stats.

What about Rihanna and Fergie and Lady GaGa?

[Verisimilitude]

Adele's 'Rolling in the Deep' Is The Biggest Crossover Song of Past 25 Years

July 14, 2011

By Gary Trust, New York


"Deep" has depth.

With a title like "Rolling in the Deep," Adele's multi-format smash has, fittingly, found a home at a record number of radio formats, cementing its status as, according to Billboard charts, the most widely crossed over song of the past 25 years.

This week, Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" adds Hot Latin Songs to its chart discography, marking the unprecedented and record-extending 12th Nielsen BDS-based Billboard airplay chart on which the song has appeared.

Since it debuted on the Triple A adult alternative chart the week of Dec. 11, 2010, where it would go on to lead for 14 frames - the list's longest reign for a song by a woman - "Deep" has dotted a dozen radio charts ranking such genres as rock, pop/adult, R&B/hip-hop, dance and Latin.

How historic is the cross-format saturation of "Deep"? Dating to the launch of Latin Songs the week of Oct. 4, 1986, just five other artists have even appeared on rock, pop/adult, R&B/hip-hop, dance and Latin song charts: Phil Collins, Eminem, Michael Jackson, Katy Perry and Suzanne Vega. Unlike Adele, however, all five acts have needed multiple songs to make their five-format crossovers.

(It's perhaps surprising to see folk singer/songwriter Vega alongside acts that have more commonly crossed format boundaries. Vega earned her place on the list with two songs: 1987's "Luka" and 1990's "Tom Diner," the latter of which, originally an a capella album cut, found support at R&B/hip-hop and dance circles courtesy of its inventive remix by DNA).

In addition to its airplay ubiquity, "Deep" has sold 4.33 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan, helping the song spend seven weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 beginning the week of May 21.

Here's a look at the airplay chart odyssey of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" across the record 12 radio-based surveys on which it has appeared:

Debut Date, Chart, Peak Position
Dec. 11, 2010, Triple A, No. 1 (14 weeks)
Dec. 25, 2010, Adult Top 40, No. 1 (11 weeks*)
Jan. 22, 2011, Rock Songs, No. 15
March 19, 2011, Alternative, No. 21
March 26, 2011, Adult Contemporary, No. 1 (four weeks*)
April 2, 2011, Hot 100 Airplay (all-format), No. 1 (six weeks)
April 2, 2011, Mainstream Top 40, No. 1 (five weeks)
April 2, 2011, Dance Airplay, No. 2
May 28, 2011, Rhythmic, No. 12
July 2, 2011, Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, No. 61
July 2, 2011, Latin Pop Airplay, No. 17*
July 23, 2011, Hot Latin Songs, No. 43*

*As of this week

Considering the song's blend of pop, soul and rock, it's understandable that "Deep" has been welcomed at numerous English-language formats.

But, why has Latin radio joined the "Rolling" rally?

Billboard Latin charts manager Rauly Ramirez notes that as Arbitron's electronic Portable People Meter (PPM) has replaced its decades-old diary methodology to tabulate its ratings in 48 of the top 50 markets, stations across all formats, including Latin, have become more selective about their programming.

(PPM measurement allows programmers to track what listeners are tuning to - and away from - on a song-by-song basis).

"It doesn't matter as much what genre music is anymore," Ramirez says. "As Latin pop stations fight to keep their audience numbers up in the PPM era, they'll play what they know will work."

Ramirez notes that "Deep" is one of 20 English-language tracks that have charted on Hot Latin Songs so far this year, joining hits by such acts as Bruno Mars, Katy Perry and Rihanna. In comparison, 15 English-language hits crossed to the survey by this time last year and eight did so between January and this week in July 2009.

Of the all-format audience of 149 million for "Deep" in the July 6-12 tracking week, Latin stations accounted for 3 million impressions. Latin Pop Airplay panelist WKAQ/San Juan, P.R., led all Latin reporters with 67 plays for the song in that span.

"If a British pop/rock singer has the hottest song in the general market, so be it," says Ramirez.

"Latin pop stations will play it."

[HolidayGuy]

^RITD is a multiformat monster. And, it rebounds on the R&B chart, from 73-62. :)

[forg]

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Billboard Hot 100 (July 23, 2011)

01 01 16 LMFAO Featuring Lauren Bennett & GoonRock, Party Rock Anthem
02 02 15 Pitbull Featuring Ne-Yo, AfroJack & Nayer, Give Me Everything
03 03 27 Adele, Rolling In The Deep
04 04 07 Katy Perry, Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
05 05 11 Nicki Minaj, Super Bass
06 06 09 Lady Gaga, The Edge Of Glory
07 08 07 Lil Wayne, How To Love
08 09 15 OneRepublic, Good Life
09 10 13 Hot Chelle Rae, Tonight Tonight
10 07 22 Katy Perry Featuring Kanye West, E.T.

11 11 14 Jason Aldean, Dirt Road Anthem
12 15 08 DJ Khaled Featuring Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne, I'm On One
13 13 28 Lupe Fiasco, The Show Goes On
14 12 20 Bruno Mars, The Lazy Song
15 14 21 The Black Eyed Peas, Just Can't Get Enough
16 18 08 Jason Derülo, Don't Wanna Go Home
17 22 05 Britney Spears, I Wanna Go
18 16 14 Blake Shelton, Honey Bee
19 21 13 Kelly Rowland Featuring Lil Wayne, Motivation
20 19 20 Jennifer Lopez Featuring Pitbull, On The Floor

21 25 09 Zac Brown Band Featuring Jimmy Buffett, Knee Deep
22 27 10 Lady Antebellum, Just A Kiss
23 29 06 Beyoncé, Best Thing I Never Had
24 31 33 The Band Perry, If I Die Young
25 24 19 Britney Spears Featuring Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha, Till The World Ends
26 26 23 Chris Brown Featuring Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes, Look At Me Now
27 30 05 Brad Paisley Duet With Carrie Underwood, Remind Me
28 33 13 Chris Brown, She Ain't You
29 34 12 Luke Bryan, Country Girl (Shake It For Me)
30 37 16 Big Sean Featuring Chris Brown, My Last

31 38 11 Jake Owen, Barefoot Blue Jean Night
32 32 10 David Guetta Featuring Flo Rida & Nicki Minaj, Where Them Girls At
33 58 04 Bad Meets Evil Featuring Bruno Mars, Lighters
34 36 25 Ke$ha, Blow
35 66 03 Selena Gomez & The Scene, Love You Like A Love Song
36 43 38 Katy Perry, Firework
37 42 07 Kenny Chesney Featuring Grace Potter, You And Tequila
38 28 17 Selena Gomez & The Scene, Who Says
39 46 18 Chris Young, Tomorrow
40 49 18 Miguel, Sure Thing

41 40 46 Cee Lo Green, F**k You (Forget You)
42 50 28 P!nk, F**kin' Perfect
43 35 22 Wiz Khalifa, Roll Up
44 39 17 Taylor Swift, Mean
45 48 28 The Script, For The First Time
46 60 11 Foster The People, Pumped Up Kicks
47 52 08 Rihanna, California King Bed
48 53 16 T-Pain Featuring Chris Brown, Best Love Song
49 55 16 Justin Moore, If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away
50 47 26 Rihanna Featuring Britney Spears, S&M

51 44 19 The Band Perry, You Lie
52 61 08 Nicole Scherzinger Featuring 50 Cent, Right There
53 41 09 Enrique Iglesias With Usher Featuring Lil Wayne, Dirty Dancer
54 51 14 Martin Solveig & Dragonette, Hello
55 56 11 Maroon 5, Never Gonna Leave This Bed
56 64 18 Eli Young Band, Crazy Girl
57 69 07 Lupe Fiasco Featuring Trey Songz, Out Of My Head
58 63 10 Dierks Bentley, Am I The Only One
59 62 17 Eric Church, Homeboy
60 68 06 Rodney Atkins, Take A Back Road

61 54 06 Coldplay, Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall
62 23 03 Maroon 5 Featuring Christina Aguilera, Moves Like Jagger
63 67 07 Rihanna, Man Down
64 73 07 Scotty McCreery, I Love You This Big
65 80 06 Andy Grammer, Keep Your Head Up
66 65 02 George Strait, Here For A Good Time
67 71 14 Brad Paisley Featuring Alabama, Old Alabama
68 77 06 Trey Songz Featuring Drake, Unusual
69 72 10 Taylor Swift, The Story Of Us
70 79 06 Trace Adkins, Just Fishin'

71 81 05 Toby Keith, Made In America
72 84 08 Jennifer Lopez Featuring Lil Wayne, I'm Into You
73 85 04 Billy Currington, Love Done Gone
74 75 14 Ace Hood, Hustle Hard
75 88 04 AfroJack Featuring Eva Simons, Take Over Control
76 02 New Boyz Featuring Chris Brown, Better With The Lights Off
77 76 15 YC Featuring Future, Racks
78 82 12 Beyoncé, Run The World (Girls)
79 03 Wiz Khalifa Featuring Too $hort, On My Level
80 95 03 Train, Save Me, San Francisco

81 96 03 Linkin Park, Iridescent
82 01 Frank Ocean, Novacane
83 83 18 Keith Urban, Without You
84 02 Brantley Gilbert, Country Must Be Country Wide
85 01 J. Cole, Work Out
86 02 Bella Thorne & Zendaya, Watch Me
87 16 Marsha Ambrosius, Far Away
88 97 17 Seether, Country Song
89 93 16 Lil Wayne Featuring Rick Ross, John
90 15 Kirk Franklin, I Smile

91 100 04 Gym Class Heroes Featuring Adam Levine, Stereo Hearts
92 01 Josh Turner, I Wouldn't Be A Man
93 02 Pitbull Featuring Marc Anthony, Rain Over Me
94 01 Avril Lavigne, Smile
95 94 02 Iyaz Featuring Travie McCoy, Pretty Girls
96 17 02 Javier Colon, Stitch By Stitch
97 01 Don Omar, Taboo
98 03 Young Jeezy Featuring Lil Wayne, Ballin'
99 05 Mac Miller, Donald Trump
100 01 Foo Fighters, Walk