Billboard Hot 100: 10/6/12

[weaver]

Lots of upcoming competition for the top spot...Kesha, riri, 1d... All seem like they could debut huge. Hope so... I'm not here for psy...

[HolidayGuy]

I didn't watch Showbiz Tonight in the 80s; I only discovered the weekly top 10 feature circa 1992. I think 1993 was the last year I remember seeing it.

Indeed, areyouready- current chart fans really don't know how good they have it, in terms of waiting for positions. The advent of the Internet and technology have made it possible.

[Libra]

Sept 25, 2012 20:11:36 GMT -5 renfield75 said:

I think there are some #1 songs that are more forgettable from the 90s. Although it is pretty obscure now, "4 Seasons Of Loneliness" at least has the advantage of being by an iconic act. Unlike these moldy oldies that topped the Hot 100:
Divine, "Lately"
Tommy Page, "I'll Be Your Everything"
Surface, "The First Time"
Timmy T, "One More Try"
Sweet Sensation, "If Wishes Came True"
Glenn Medeiros ft. Bobby Brown, "She Ain't Worth It"

Not to mention other big acts of the era who topped the chart with songs that haven't been heard since the Clinton administration:
Roxette, "Joyride"
Karyn White, "Romantic"
Wilson Phillips, "You're In Love," "Release Me"
Whitney Houston, "All The Man That I Need"
Mariah Carey, "My All," "I Don't Wanna Cry"
R. Kelly & Celine Dion, "I'm Your Angel"
Madonna, "This Used To Be My Playground"

Not saying these are necessarily bad songs (I love quite a few of them), but I would imagine there's a foot of dust on their recurrent numbers.

Sept 26, 2012 11:06:11 GMT -5 renfield75 said:

Sept 26, 2012 9:52:04 GMT -5 divasummer said:

Most of those songs are not forgettable to people who listened to the raido back then.
I'll give you the Boys2men, Tommy Paige, Celine/ R Kelly and Divine hits but I think the rest of them made an impact.

I started following the Hot 100 in December of 1989 so I definitely remember all those songs very well. "She Ain't Worth It" and "Romantic" are some particular favorites. But I don't know if anyone under 30 knows those songs now.

Ahem.

In that first grouping, I'll grant you that all except the Glenn Medeiros/Bobby Brown and Timmy T songs are pretty obscure now. Those two I've heard dusted off for throwback lunch hours on my area's CHR.

In the second grouping, I've heard "Joyride" on my area's "Jack"-type station (albeit not as often as their other #1s), and I would think the two Wilson Phillips songs would pop up every so often on AC. Possibly the R. Kelly/Celine song as well (because of Celine). The rest, I'll grant you.

Of all those, however, only "Lately", "4 Seasons of Loneliness", and "My All" are songs I've yet to hear. And I turn 27 next week.

[imbondz]

Sept 26, 2012 11:43:32 GMT -5 areyoureadytojump said:

I started following the Hot 100 in 1981/1982.

I would listen to Casey's Top 40 each week to find out the new Hot 100. I remember being so surprised that Olivia Newton John's Physical spent 10 weeks at #1 and that Foreigner was stuck behind her for 10 weeks.

In August 1983, I saw my first issue of Billboard. I would then see Billboard about every 2 weeks.

In March 1984, I went to a record store and they had the new Hot 100. I was shocked that Kenny Loggin's Footloose jumped 3 spots to #1!

My newspaper then started posting the Top 10 of the new Hot 100 and the new Billboard 200 each Friday morning.

In October 1985, CNN's Showbiz Tonight started doing the best thing ever. They showed the Top 10 of the new Hot 100 every Thursday night. That went on until at least 1992/1993.

Then Billboard started their website around 1995 and would update the Hot 100 on Thursdays.

You all have it so good now. There is all this information available before the Hot 100 comes out.

ha. that's pretty much my story too. I started in the summer of 1982 listening to Casey's top 40, but started keeping track of the charts in the summer of 1984. I was pissed that Dancing In The Dark by Bruce Springsteen couldn't overtake When Doves Cry for the top spot. Then I walked into this music store in 1986 and couldn't believe there was a magazine that had all top 100 songs. lol. So I came home and instantly ordered Billboard. When the bill for the magazine came, my parents flipped out on me cuz it was like $400.00 or something. So, I at least got that 1 free copy cuz they made me cancel the subscription. much freakin' easier now. ha

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Week Ending Sept. 23, 2012. Songs: The Song That Is Sweeping The Globe
By Paul Grein | Chart Watch – 3 hours ago

Psy's novelty smash "Gangnam Style" leaps from #11 to #2 in its third week on the Hot 100. The song sold 301K digital copies, which represents a 60% gain from last week's total of 188K. (And that, in turn, represented a 210% gain over the previous week's total of 61K.) This week's sales tally sets a new one-week record for a novelty song in the digital era.
"Gangnam Style" is an international smash. It jumps from #37 to #3 on this week's Official U.K. Chart. It will probably be #1 in both the U.S. and the U.K. next week. The song has already reached #1 in Denmark, Finland, New Zealand and Psy's native South Korea. It's in the top three in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands and Scotland.

Maroon 5's "One More Night" tops the Hot 100 for the second straight week. This equals Phil Collins' different song of the same name, which led the chart for two weeks in March and April 1985. Collins was 34 at the time, a year older than Adam Levine is now.
P!nk's "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" holds at #5 for the second week. In addition, P!nk has the week's second highest new entry with "Try," which debuts at #56. Both songs are from P!nk's album The Truth About Love, which enters The Billboard 200 at #1 this week. The album sold 280K copies, which constitutes the year's third biggest opening. It trails only Justin Bieber's Believe (374K) and Madonna's MDNA (359K).
"Good Time" by Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen rebounds from #9 to #8. This matches its highest ranking to date. Jepsen has a second collabo on this week's chart. "Beautiful," featuring her mentor Justin Bieber, debuts at #87. Both songs are from Jepsen's album Kiss, which enters The Billboard 200 at #6 this week.
Two songs that aren't listed on this week's Hot 100, Rihanna's "Diamonds" and Taylor Swift's "Begin Again," will probably rank very high on next week's chart. "Diamonds" is from Rihanna's upcoming seventh studio album. Rihanna kicks off her Diamonds World Tour 2013 on March 8 in Buffalo. "Begin Again" will be Swift's next country radio single. Country radio couldn't fully get on board Swift's pop smash "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," which debuted and peaked at #13 on Hot Country Songs. Swift's new album, Red, is due Oct. 22.
Here's the low-down on this week's top 10 songs.
The Top Five: Maroon 5's "One More Night" holds at #1 for the second week in its 14th week on the chart. This is its sixth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #2 (205K)…Psy's "Gangnam Style" leaps from #11 to #2 in its third week on the chart. This is Psy's first top 10 hit. Digital sales rank: #1 (301K)… fun.'s "Some Nights" holds at #3 for the second week in its 31st week on the chart. This is its seventh week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #4 (159K)…Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" drops from #2 to #4 in its seventh week on the chart. This is its sixth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #3 (196K)…P!nk's "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" hold at #5 for the second week its 12th week on the chart. This is its seventh week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #9 (105K).
The Second Five: Flo Rida's "Whistle" drops from #4 to #6 in its 19th week on the chart. This is its 11th week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #6 (123K)…"As Long As You Love Me" by Justin Bieber featuring Big Sean dips from #6 (its peak so far) to #7 in its 14th week on the chart. This is its sixth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #11 (101K)…"Good Time" by Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen rebounds from #9 to #8 in its 13th week on the chart. This is its fifth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #8 (112K)…Alex Clare's "Too Close" dips from #8 to #9 in its 26th week on the chart. This is its third week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #5 (131K)…Ellie Goulding's "Lights" drops #7 to #10 in its 40th week on the chart. This is its 14th week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #34 (47K).
Neon Trees' "Everybody Talks" dips from #10 to #11 in its 28th week on the chart.
Chris Brown's "Don't Wake Me Up" jumps from #21 to #14 in its 13th week. This is Brown's second top 20 hit from his fifth studio album, Fortune. Brown also pulled two top 20 hits from his 2011 album F.A.M.E. This represents a continuing recovery for Brown, who had just one top 20 hit from his 2009 album Graffiti, which was released too soon after his headline-making assault on Rihanna. His 2005 debut album, Chris Brown, spawned four top 20 hits. His 2007 sophomore album, Exclusive, yielded three.
Nicki Minaj's "Pound The Alarm" jumps from #17 to #15 in its ninth week. Pop music has taken us from "Ring My Bell" to "Pound The Alarm." I guess that's progress.
Hunter Hayes' "Wanted" jumps from #22 to #16 in its 22nd week. The song reached #1 on Hot Country Songs last week. Billboard's Wade Jessen notes that Hayes, who turned 21 on Sept. 9, is the youngest male solo artist to reach #1 on the country chart in its 68-year history. The old record was held by Johnny Rodriguez, who was 21 years and six months old in June 1973 when he topped the chart with "You Always Come Back (To Hurting Me)."
There are two songs in the top 20 from the Good Music compilation Cruel Summer, which enters The Billboard 200 at #2 this week. "Mercy" by Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T, 2 Chainz rebounds from #20 to #17 in its 25th week. (The song has climbed as high as #13.) "Clique" by West, Jay-Z, Big Sean drops from #12 to #18 in its third week. Digital sales rank: #7 (122K). A third song from the compilation, "To The World," by West, R. Kelly & Teyana, debuts at #70.
Ne-Yo's "Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself)" leaps from #37 to #28 in its eighth week…The Lumineers' "Ho Hey" jumps from #38 to #32 in its 16th week.
Christina Aguilera's "Your Body" is this week's top new entry at #34. Digital sales rank: #10 (102K). It's vying to become Aguilera's 10th top 10 hit; her first on her own since 2008's "Keeps Gettin' Better." It's from Aguilera's album Lotus, which is due Nov. 13. Pretty Ricky had a top 20 hit titled "Your Body" in 2005. And there have been a couple of variations on the title: R. Kelly's "Your Body's Callin'" (#13 in 1994) and John Mayer's "Your Body Is A Wonderland" (#18 in 2003).
"I Can Only Imagine" by David Guetta featuring Chris Brown & Lil Wayne jumps from #55 to #44 in its seventh week…Lee Brice's "Hard To Love" jumps from #49 to #43 in its 15th week.
Mumford & Sons' "I Will Wait" vaults from #73 to #45 in its seventh week. The song has climbed as high as #23. The group's sophomore album, Babel, is a lock to enter The Billboard 200 at #1 next week, with first-week sales in the range of 575K copies. In further Mumford news, "Little Lion Man" tops the 2 million mark in digital sales this week. It's the group's first song to reach this level. "The Cave" has sold 1,533,000 copies.
Luke Bryan's "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" jumps from #57 to #47 in its fifth week…Florida Georgia Line's "Cruise" jumps from #59 to #48 in its sixth week…Ed Sheeran's "The A Team" jumps from #61 to #52 in its 11th week…Rascal Flatts' "Come Wake Me Up" jumps from #70 to #59 in its ninth week…Miranda Lambert's "Fastest Girl In Town" jumps from #76 to #64 in its ninth week…Jake Owen's "The One That Got Away" jumps from #77 to #65 in its seventh week…OneRepublic's "Feel Again" jumps from #78 to #67 in its fourth week.
"Don't You Worry Child" by Swedish House Mafia featuring John Martin debuts at #68. It's from the group's second compilation album, Until Now, which is due Oct. 19…"I Don't Like" by Chief Keef featuring Lil Reese debuts at #73. It's from Back From The Dead, which is due March 12.
Kendrick Lamar's "Swimming Pools (Drank)" jumps from #92 to #81 in its sixth week…"Celebration" by Game featuring Chris Brown, Tyga, Wiz Khalifa and Lil Wayne debuts at #82. It's from the rapper's upcoming fifth album, Jesus Piece… "Finally Found You" by Enrique Iglesias featuring Sammy Adams jumps from #94 to #83 in its second week.
Usher's "Numb" debuts at #97. It's from his former #1 album Looking 4 Myself…Kip Moore's "Beer Money" debuts at #99. It's from Up All Night…Greg Bates' "Did It For The Girl" debuts at #100. It's from the country singer's eponymous debut album.
bruBruno Mars this week ties Kanye West as the male solo artist with the most 3 million-selling digital hits. Both have amassed seven. Mars achieves the feat with "It Will Rain." Mars' previous songs to top the 3 million mark in digital sales are "Just The Way You Are" (5,324,000), "Grenade" (5,269,000), "The Lazy Song" (3,262,000) and three songs on which he was featured: B.o.B's "Nothin' On You" (3,062,000), Travie McCoy's "Billionaire" (3,272,000) and "Young, Wild & Free" by Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa (3,211,000). Mars' only top 10 hit which has not yet sold 3 million copies is Bad Meets Evil's "Lighters," on which he was featured. And it isn't too far off. The song has sold 2,208,000 copies. (Two female solo artists have tallied seven or more 3 million-sellers. Rihanna leads everybody with nine. Katy Perry, like Mars and West, has had seven.)
"SexyBack" by Justin Timberlake featuring Timbaland tops the 4 million mark in digital sales this week. It's Timberlake's biggest hit; Timbaland's second biggest, following "Apologize" (featuring One Republic, 5,456,000). "SexyBack" was a game-changer for Timberlake, who has said that, with this song, fans stopped asking him when *NSYNC was going to get back together and starting asking when his next album was coming out.
"SexyBack" also prompted one of the wittiest lines in the history of the Grammy Awards, when Stephen Colbert quipped, "Justin Timberlake brought 'sexy' back. Susan Boyle sent it away again."

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11. Everybody Talks
14. Don't Wake Me Up
15. Pound The Alarm
16. Wanted (Hunter Hayes)
17. Mercy
18. Clique
28. Let Me Love You
32. Ho Hey
34. Your Body
43. Hard To Love
44. I Can Only Imagine
45. I Will Wait
47. Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
48. Cruise

52. The A Team
59. Come Wake Me Up
64. Fastest Girl In Town
65. The One That Got Away
67. Feel Again
68. Don't You Worry Child
70. To The World
73. I Don't Like
81. Swimming Pools (Drank)
82. Celebration
83. Finally Found You
87. Beautiful
97. Numb
99. Beer Money
100. Did It For The Girl

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[newpower99]

Sept 26, 2012 23:46:26 GMT -5 imbondz said:

Sept 26, 2012 11:43:32 GMT -5 areyoureadytojump said:

I started following the Hot 100 in 1981/1982.

I would listen to Casey's Top 40 each week to find out the new Hot 100. I remember being so surprised that Olivia Newton John's Physical spent 10 weeks at #1 and that Foreigner was stuck behind her for 10 weeks.

In August 1983, I saw my first issue of Billboard. I would then see Billboard about every 2 weeks.

In March 1984, I went to a record store and they had the new Hot 100. I was shocked that Kenny Loggin's Footloose jumped 3 spots to #1!

My newspaper then started posting the Top 10 of the new Hot 100 and the new Billboard 200 each Friday morning.

In October 1985, CNN's Showbiz Tonight started doing the best thing ever. They showed the Top 10 of the new Hot 100 every Thursday night. That went on until at least 1992/1993.

Then Billboard started their website around 1995 and would update the Hot 100 on Thursdays.

You all have it so good now. There is all this information available before the Hot 100
comes out.

ha. that's pretty much my story too. I started in the summer of 1982 listening to Casey's top 40, but started keeping track of the charts in the summer of 1984. I was pissed that Dancing In The Dark by Bruce Springsteen couldn't overtake When Doves Cry for the top spot. Then I walked into this music store in 1986 and couldn't believe there was a magazine that had all top 100 songs. lol. So I came home and instantly ordered Billboard. When the bill for the magazine came, my parents flipped out on me cuz it was like $400.00 or something. So, I at least got that 1 free copy cuz they made me cancel the subscription. much freakin' easier now. ha

[Carlitoz]

Sept 27, 2012 7:06:34 GMT -5 newpower99 said:

Sept 26, 2012 23:46:26 GMT -5 imbondz said:

ha. that's pretty much my story too. I started in the summer of 1982 listening to Casey's top 40, but started keeping track of the charts in the summer of 1984. I was pissed that Dancing In The Dark by Bruce Springsteen couldn't overtake When Doves Cry for the top spot. Then I walked into this music store in 1986 and couldn't believe there was a magazine that had all top 100 songs. lol. So I came home and instantly ordered Billboard. When the bill for the magazine came, my parents flipped out on me cuz it was like $400.00 or something. So, I at least got that 1 free copy cuz they made me cancel the subscription. much freakin' easier now. ha

Love it! And that's pretty much my story only that starting in 1986 with for example Live To Tell on the charts. Back then I was living in Lima, Peru, and there was a store that will issue a weekly summary of Billboard magazine. All the main charts and reviews photocopied and reduced to fit on both sides of a sheet of paper for like a dollar ;) To me as a teenager it was a great deal because a Billboard subscription all the way to Latin America was out of question. So every single week i will follow the Billboard charts. And of course we will also have Casey on TV showing pieces of videos of the main hits.

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Billboard Hot 100

01 01 14 Maroon 5, One More Night
02 11 03 Psy, Gangnam Style
03 03 31 Fun., Some Nights
04 02 07 Taylor Swift, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
05 05 12 P!nk, Blow Me (One Last Kiss)
06 04 19 Flo Rida, Whistle
07 06 14 Justin Bieber Featuring Big Sean, As Long As You Love Me
08 09 13 Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen, Good Time
09 08 26 Alex Clare, Too Close
10 07 40 Ellie Goulding, Lights

11 10 28 Neon Trees, Everybody Talks
12 13 31 Carly Rae Jepsen, Call Me Maybe
13 14 18 Katy Perry, Wide Awake
14 21 13 Chris Brown, Don't Wake Me Up
15 17 09 Nicki Minaj, Pound The Alarm
16 22 22 Hunter Hayes, Wanted
17 20 25 Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T, 2 Chainz, Mercy
18 12 03 Kanye West, Jay-Z, Big Sean, Clique
19 16 38 Gotye Featuring Kimbra, Somebody That I Used To Know
20 15 23 Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa, Payphone

21 18 25 Demi Lovato, Give Your Heart A Break
22 23 13 Phillip Phillips, Home
23 19 24 David Guetta Featuring Sia, Titanium
24 28 12 Carrie Underwood, Blown Away
25 26 38 Jason Mraz, I Won't Give Up
26 30 11 Train, 50 Ways To Say Goodbye
27 24 23 Rihanna, Where Have You Been
28 37 08 Ne-Yo, Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself)
29 25 20 2 Chainz Featuring Drake, No Lie
30 27 15 Cher Lloyd, Want U Back

31 35 08 Miguel, Adorn
32 38 16 The Lumineers, Ho Hey
33 32 10 Jason Aldean, Take A Little Ride
34 NE 01 Christina Aguilera, Your Body
35 29 16 Little Big Town, Pontoon
36 31 32 One Direction, What Makes You Beautiful
37 33 16 Imagine Dragons, It's Time
38 34 40 Fun. Featuring Janelle Monae, We Are Young
39 42 11 French Montana Featuring Rick Ross, Drake & Lil Wayne, Pop That
40 43 19 Dustin Lynch, Cowboys And Angels

41 41 11 Frank Ocean, Thinkin Bout You
42 44 25 Trey Songz, Heart Attack
43 49 15 Lee Brice, Hard To Love
44 55 07 David Guetta Featuring Chris Brown & Lil Wayne, I Can Only Imagine
45 73 07 Mumford & Sons, I Will Wait
46 51 12 Trey Songz Featuring T.I., 2 Reasons
47 57 05 Luke Bryan, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
48 59 06 Florida Georgia Line, Cruise
49 46 37 The Wanted, Glad You Came
50 54 21 Jana Kramer, Why Ya Wanna

51 39 20 Calvin Harris Featuring Ne-Yo, Let's Go
52 61 11 Ed Sheeran, The A Team
53 53 25 Of Monsters And Men, Little Talks
54 56 07 Future, Turn On The Lights
55 40 03 Alicia Keys Featuring Nicki Minaj, Girl On Fire
56 NE 01 P!nk, Try
57 65 07 2 Chainz Featuring Kanye West, Birthday Song
58 52 13 Matchbox Twenty, She's So Mean
59 70 09 Rascal Flatts, Come Wake Me Up
60 60 12 Easton Corbin, Lovin' You Is Fun

61 62 12 Tim McGraw, Truck Yeah
62 64 04 Karmin, Hello
63 71 02 Juicy J Featuring Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz, Bandz A Make Her Dance
64 76 09 Miranda Lambert, Fastest Girl In Town
65 77 07 Jake Owen, The One That Got Away
66 66 23 Linkin Park, Burn It Down
67 78 04 OneRepublic, Feel Again
68 NE 01 Swedish House Mafia Featuring John Martin, Don't You Worry Child
69 68 18 Usher Featuring Rick Ross, Lemme See
70 NE 01 Kanye West, R. Kelly, To The World

71 72 19 Kenny Chesney, Come Over
72 69 14 Meek Mill Featuring Drake, Amen
73 RE 02 Chief Keef Featuring Lil Reese, I Don't Like
74 63 14 Kelly Clarkson, Dark Side
75 75 15 Blake Shelton, Over
76 81 06 Brandy Featuring Chris Brown, Put It Down
77 67 19 Love And Theft, Angel Eyes
78 80 05 Eric Church, Creepin'
79 82 05 Muse, Madness
80 58 03 Lil Wayne Featuring Detail, No Worries

81 92 06 Kendrick Lamar, Swimming Pools (Drank)
82 NE 01 Game Featuring Chris Brown, Tyga, Wiz Khalifa & Lil Wayne, Celebration
83 94 02 Enrique Iglesias Featuring Sammy Adams, Finally Found You
84 90 03 Beyoncé, Dance For You
85 74 17 Keith Urban, For You
86 87 04 Trey Songz, Dive In
87 NE 01 Carly Rae Jepsen Featuring Justin Bieber, Beautiful
88 84 08 Keyshia Cole Featuring Lil Wayne, Enough Of No Love
89 85 04 Passion Pit, Take A Walk
90 93 20 Dierks Bentley, 5-1-5-0

91 88 11 John Legend Featuring Ludacris, Tonight (Best You Ever Had)
92 98 02 Justin Moore, Til My Last Day
93 91 04 Imagine Dragons, Radioactive
94 97 04 Jerrod Niemann, Shinin' On Me
95 83 13 Wale Featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill & T-Pain, Bag Of Money
96 96 02 Olly Murs Featuring Chiddy Bang, Heart Skips A Beat
97 NE 01 Usher, Numb
98 99 19 J. Cole Featuring Missy Elliott, Nobody's Perfect
99 NE 01 Kip Moore, Beer Money
100 NE 01 Greg Bates, Did It For The Girl

Going Recurrent:
Train, Drive By, peak 10, wks on 36
Josh Turner, Time Is Love, peak 44, wks on 25
Nicki Minaj, Starships, peak 5, wks on 31
Usher, Scream, peak 9, wks on 21

[Enigma.]

66 66 23 Linkin Park, Burn It Down

Still charting.. Because of climbing on Pop songs chart?

[cesarams]

^Probably

[Agent Yoncé]

84 90 03 Beyoncé, Dance For You

If this outpeaks 'Countdown', LOL

[GRRR]

Bubbling Under
1 4 3 Vegas Girl, Conor Maynard
2 7 4 My Moment, DJ Drama, 2 Chainz, Meek Mill, Jeremih
3 11 3 How Country Feels, Randy Houser
4 5 15 10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord), Matt Redman
5 16 2 Spectrum, Zedd Featuring Matthew Koma
6 NEW 1 Just Give Me A Reason, P!nk Featuring Nate Ruess
7 22 2 Lately, Anita Baker
8 13 3 Crying On A Suitcase, Casey James
9 3 2 Angels, The xx
10 17 2 Algo Me Gusta De Ti, Wisin & Yandel Featuring Chris Brown & T-Pain
11 NEW 1 The One, Kanye West, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Marsah Ambrosius
12 10 7 Ready Or Not, Bridgit Mendler
13 25 4 Chalk Outline, Three Days Grace
14 15 2 The Boys, Nicki Minaj & Cassie
15 12 14 Me Without You, tobyMac
16 23 5 Kick It In The Sticks, Brantley Gilbert
17 NEW 1 Flesh And Bone, The Killers
18 NEW 1 In My Mind, Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl Featuring Georgi Kay
19 NEW 1 The Morning, Raekwon, Pusha T, Common, 2 Chainz, Cyhi The Prynce, Kid Cudi, D'Banj
20 RE-ENTRY 8 Anna Sun, Walk The Moon
21 NEW 1 Little Black Submarines, The Black Keys
22 RE-ENTRY 2 Pray For Me, Anthony Hamilton
23 NEW 1 Live While We're Young, One Direction
24 20 2 Demons, Imagine Dragons
25 RE-ENTRY 10 Incondicional, Prince Royce

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Billboard Korea K-Pop Hot 100
Issue Date: 2012-10-06

This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
on Producer(Songwriter) Position
Chart Imprint | Catalog No. | Distributing Label
1 NEW 1 Memory Of The Wind, Naul 1
2 3 - 2 Missing You, G-Dragon Featuring Kim Yuna 2
3 1 1 5 All For You, Seo In Kook, Jeong Eun Ji 1
4 7 - 2 Crayon, G-Dragon 4
5 2 - 2 LIPSTICK, Orange Caramel 2
6 NEW 1 Missing You, Naul 6
7 4 4 11 Gangnam Style, PSY 1
8 5 3 4 SEXY LOVE, T-ara 3
9 8 - 2 POISON, Secret 8
10 NEW 1 Farewell Start, Naul 10

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