Mediabase HAC Chart Notes, July '11

[Hot AC Archiver]

Sorry for the very late update...it's been a busy week

[blue]7/3/11 [/blue]

#1: "Rolling in the Deep" spends a tenth week at the top spot this week.

Oldest Song:"For the First Time" with 36 weeks.

Oldest Song below #15: "Sing" with 24 weeks (should have been removed this week)

Songs below #5 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #10: "For the First Time", "Perfect"

Songs below #10 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #15: "F**k You", "Something to Believe in".

Going to Recurrent "Sing" should be removed by next week

Biggest Mover: "Last Friday Night" jumps another 10 notches, to #16 for the week's biggest move.

Debuts: Newcomers Foster the People enter with "Pumped Up Kicks" at #35 for the week's highest debut.
Gavin DeGraw enters with his 7th hit, "Not Over You", at #37.
Cee Lo Green gets his second hit as a solo act with "Bright Lights, Bigger City" at #39.
Michelle Branch returns with her 7th solo hit with "Loud Music", at #40.

Exiting the Survey: "I Do", 20 weeks, to recurrent
"Born This Way", 20 weeks, to recurrent
"S&M", 14 weeks
"Loving You Tonight", 12 weeks

Other Notes: "Lazy Song" reaches #2.
After spending a few weeks at #6, OneRepublic jump to #3 with "Good Life".
Lady GaGa gets her third top 10 with "The Edge of Glory", which moves into the top 10 at #8.
"Don't You Wanna Stay" returns to its peak of #11 this week.
"If I Die Young" breaks into the top 20, moving 21-18.
Also entering the top 20 is "Tonight Tonight", up 4 to #19.
"Price Tag" falls 2 to #21 but retains a bullet.
Matt Nathanson rebounds 4 to a new peak of #24.
In their 8th week on the chart, Three Days Grace return to the top 30, at a new peak of #28.
Pitbull moves enters top 30 territory at #29.
"Last Goodbye" moves 35-32.
The Goo Goo Dolls climb 6 to #33.
Ouch! of the Week: "Paris" and "Sing" fall 8 notches each to #30 and #23 respectively
Song with the biggest spin increase: "Last Friday Night" (Nearly a 700 spin increase).
Song with the biggest spin loss: "E.T." (Nearly a 600 spin loss)

Top 50 Hot AC chart can be found at: www.americasmusiccharts.com/index.cgi?fmt=A2 All chart data © Mediabase Research

[musicfanpete]

I thought Michelle Branch's song was "Loud Music". And I like her new name, Michelle Brach.

[Hot AC Archiver]

Jul 10, 2011 12:53:32 GMT -5 musicfanpete said:

I thought Michelle Branch's song was "Loud Music". And I like her new name, Michelle Brach.

Like I said, it's been a long week! Thanks for the corrections. I've modified the post above. Hey, at least someone is reading these things. :)

[musicfanpete]

Jul 10, 2011 14:33:33 GMT -5 Hot AC Archiver said:

Jul 10, 2011 12:53:32 GMT -5 musicfanpete said:

I thought Michelle Branch's song was "Loud Music". And I like her new name, Michelle Brach.

Like I said, it's been a long week! Thanks for the corrections. I've modified the post above. Hey, at least someone is reading these things. :)

No problem. I have had some of those type of weeks too. :) Thanks! And I do enjoy reading your posts as you won't get this info from other sources.

[HereIsGone]

I guess I should admit I like these updates too! Though I tend not to post much on these updates since I don't have anything interesting to say. It's nice to see what's going on in terms of who's on the verge of getting sent to recurrent / purged, etc.

Either way, I'm definitely happy about the updates on Michelle Branch and GGD!

[Hot AC Archiver]

OK, it's been another busy week...so there's probably several errors below. Have fun!

Also, Mediabase accidentally left "Sing" on last week on one of the "official" chart listings I look at. The other did not. Thus, Colbie Caillat's hit supposedly debuted last week. For consistency's sake, I've kept last week's chart as I originally did it and make Colbie debut this week.
Also, several of Mediabase's "last week" positions are incorrect regardless of whether Colbie debuted last week or not...


[blue]7/10/11 [/blue]

#1: "Rolling in the Deep" spends an eleventh week at the top spot this week.

Oldest Song:"For the First Time" with 37 weeks.

Oldest Song below #15: "Falling in" with 19 weeks

Songs below #5 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #10: "For the First Time", "Perfect"

Songs below #10 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #15: "Something to Believe in".

Going to Recurrent None scheduled next week

Biggest Mover: "All that You Are" climbs 5 notches to #28 for the week's biggest move.

Debuts: Maroon 5 with Christina Aguilera enter with "Moves Like Jagger" at #34 for the week's highest debut.
Colbie Caillat comes in with her 8th hit, "Brighter than the Sun", at #35.
Jason Derulo gets his third hit with "Don't Wanna Go Home" at #39.
LMFAO cross over to Hot AC and enter with Party Rock Anthem", at #40.

Exiting the Survey: "F**k You", 24 weeks, to recurrent
"Sing", 24 weeks, to recurrent
"Blow", 15 weeks
"Bright Lights, Bigger City", 1 week

Other Notes: Lady Gaga gets her biggest Hot AC as "The Edge of Glory" moves up to #5.
"Keep Your Head Up" inches up to #6.
No songs enter or exit the top 10 this week.
Katy Perry's latest only moves up 3 this week to #13.
Also moving up 3 is "Tonight Tonight", to #16.
Jessie J returns to the top 20, back up 1 to #20 .
Lifehouse rebound 3 to #24 in their 19th week on.
"Give Me Everything" climbs 4 to #25 in its third week on the chart.
"Last Goodbye" breaks into the top 30, moving up 3 to #29.
After spending 2 weeks at #34, "Hey Mama" rises 4 to #30.
"Not Over You" moves 37-33 this week.
"Loud Music" inches up a couple of notches to #38.
Ouch! of the Week: "Paris" slips 7 notches to #37
Song with the biggest spin increase: "Last Friday Night" (Over a 500 spin increase).
Song with the biggest spin loss: "E.T." (Over a 300 spin loss)

Top 50 Hot AC chart can be found at: www.americasmusiccharts.com/index.cgi?fmt=A2 All chart data © Mediabase Research

[HereIsGone]

Jul 15, 2011 17:17:30 GMT -5 Hot AC Archiver said:

Biggest Mover: "All that You Are" climbs 5 notches to #28 for the week's biggest move.

Oooh. What a pleasant surprise!

[Devin]

It's Jason DeRulo, not Jason Deluro

[MostInterestingManInTheWorld]

That's Jason "I have to mention my name in every song that I sing because my fans are apparently too stupid to figure it out" Derulo to you, sir!

[HereIsGone]

Jul 15, 2011 20:53:55 GMT -5 MostInterestingManInTheWorld said:

That's Jason "I have to mention my name in every song that I sing because my fans are apparently too stupid to figure it out" Derulo to you, sir!

DeruuuuuuuUUUuuulOOOooooooooo, yes?

[Hot AC Archiver]

Jul 15, 2011 20:15:48 GMT -5 Devin said:

It's Jason DeRulo, not Jason Deluro

See, I knew someone would find something!

Thanks for catching that.

[pmdrivedude]

Jul 15, 2011 20:53:55 GMT -5 MostInterestingManInTheWorld said:

That's Jason "I have to mention my name in every song that I sing because my fans are apparently too stupid to figure it out" Derulo to you, sir!

ahahahahahahahaha

[Hot AC Archiver]

[blue]7/17/11 [/blue]

#1: "Rolling in the Deep" spends a twelfth week at the top spot this week.

Oldest Song:"F**kin Perfect (Perfect)" with 28 weeks.

Oldest Song below #15: "Falling in" with 20 weeks

Songs below #5 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #10: "Perfect"

Songs below #10 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #15: "Something to Believe in".

Going to Recurrent "Falling in" next week

Biggest Mover: "Moves Like Jagger" jumps 8 notches to #26 for the week's biggest move.

Debuts: Lenny Kravitz returns to the chart after 3 years with his 11th hit, "Stand", the week's highest debut at #39.
Cee Lo Green re-enters with "Bright Lights, Bigger City" at #40.

Exiting the Survey: "For the First Time", 37 weeks, to recurrent
"Paris", 18 weeks

Other Notes: Adele's 12 week run at the top is the longest since the Fray spent 12 weeks on top with "You Found Me" in 2009.
Lady GaGa continues to reach new heights at Hot AC, moving up 1 to #4.
In his 24th week on the chart, Andy Grammer reaches the top 5 at #5 with "Keep Your Head Up".
Jason Aldean reaches top 10 territory with "Don't You Wanna Stay", moving 11-10. It's Kelly Clarkson's 8th top 10.
Coldplay inch up 1 to #13.
"(It) Feels So Good" rebounds 1 to #17.
Matt Nathanson moves into the top 20 with "Faster". It's his second top 20 hit.
Pitbull rises 3 to #22.
The Goo Goo Dolls rise 3 to #25.
"The Story of Us" spends a third week at #31.
Michelle Branch moves 38-35.
Fitz & the Tantrums continue to hang tough, slipping 2 to #38.
Ouch! of the Week: "Falling in" slips 3 to #27.
Song with the biggest spin increase: "Last Friday Night" (Nearly a 500 spin increase).
Song with the biggest spin loss: "E.T." (Over a 300 spin loss)

Top 50 Hot AC chart can be found at: www.americasmusiccharts.com/index.cgi?fmt=A2 All chart data
© Mediabase Research

[Hot AC Archiver]

Wow, I'm really late on this one...sorry...

[blue]7/24/11 [/blue]

#1: "Rolling in the Deep" spends a thirteenth week at the top spot this week.

Oldest Song:"F**kin Perfect (Perfect)" with 29 weeks.

Oldest Song below #15: "Till the World Ends" with 16 weeks

Songs below #5 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #10: "Perfect"

Songs below #10 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #15: None.

Going to Recurrent None scheduled next week

Biggest Mover: "Pumped Up Kicks" kicks up 7 notches to #25 for the week's biggest move.

Debuts: The Script have the highest debut of the week at #35 with their 4th hit, "Nothing".
Britney Spears comes in at #38 with her 13th hit, "I Wanna Go", at #38.
O.A.R. return to the chart after a couple of years with their 6th hit, "Heaven".
Adele follows up her smash #1 with "Someone Like You", her third hit, at #40.

Exiting the Survey: "Falling in", 20 weeks, to recurrent
"Something to Believe in", 22 weeks, to recurrent
"MoneyGrabber", 18 weeks
"Bright Lights, Bigger City", 2 weeks

Other Notes: Katy Perry earns a 7th top 10 as "Last Friday Night" jumps 5 to #6.
Maroon 5 climb 6 to #20 with "Moves Like Jagger".
"Brighter than Sunshine" moves up 5 to #28.
After falling last week, Gavin DeGraw rebounds 5 to #29.
Michelle Branch reaches the top 30 with "Loud Music", up 5 to #30.
Ouch! of the Week: "On the Floor" slips 4 to #32.
Song with the biggest spin increase: "Last Friday Night" (Over a 700 spin increase).
Song with the biggest spin loss: "E.T." (Over a 400 spin loss)

Top 50 Hot AC chart can be found at: www.americasmusiccharts.com/index.cgi?fmt=A2 All chart data
© Mediabase Research

[Hot AC Archiver]

At least this one's on time... ;)

[blue]7/31/11 [/blue]

#1: "Good Life" climbs into the top spot this week.

Oldest Song:"F**kin Perfect (Perfect)" with 30 weeks.

Oldest Song below #15: "Till the World Ends" with 17 weeks

Songs below #5 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #10: "Perfect", "Never Gonna Leave This Bed", "Keep Your Head Up"

Songs below #10 eligible to go recurrent when falling below #15: "E.T.".

Going to Recurrent None scheduled next week

Biggest Mover: "Nothing" jumps 9 notches to #26 for the week's biggest move.

Debuts: None. The last time there were no debuts was back in September 2010.

Exiting the Survey: None.

Other Notes: "The Edge of Glory" edges up to #3 this week.
Katy Perry gets her 6th top 5 in a row as "Last Friday Night" moves to #4.
Hot Chelle Rae get their first top 10 with "Tonight Tonight", which moves up 5 to #9.
The Band Perry rise 4 to #11 in their 8th week on the chart.
"Arms" gets slips 1 to #17, but the song still has a bullet.
The Goo Goo Dolls reach top 20 territory with "All that You Are", up 3 to #19.
Also reaching the top 20 is Pitbull's "Give Me Everything, at #20.
More Backward Bullets: "Hey Mama" and "Brighter than Sunshine" each get pushed down a notch to numbers 28 and 29 respectively, but each song still has a bullet.
"Loud Music" holds at #30 this week.
Adele's "Someone Like You" climbs 7 to #33.
"I Wanna Go" goes up 3 to #35, while "Don't Wanna Go Home" falls 3 to #40.
Five acts have 2 songs each in the top 40.
Ouch! of the Week: "(It) Feels So Good" falls 7 to #24.
Song with the biggest spin increase: "Last Friday Night" (Nearly a 700 spin increase).
Song with the biggest spin loss: "(It) Feels So Good" (Over a 400 spin loss)

Top 50 Hot AC chart can be found at: www.americasmusiccharts.com/index.cgi?fmt=A2 All chart data
© Mediabase Research