Billboard Hot 100: 04/27/2013

[ListenToItTwice]

Apr 17, 2013 18:21:45 GMT -5 badrobot said:

This topic was recently addressed in the Village Voice: blogs.villagevoice.com/music/2012/09/carly_rae_jepsen_one_hit_wonder.php

This is obviously just one person's opinion but they added 3 rules to defining one-hit wonders that seem pretty fair:

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I love these rules.. They keep Carly Rae, for example, as a one-hit wonder for now, which seems fair, and exclude superstar artists who are considered one-hit wonders under less carefully-constructed guidelines, like Garth Brooks

[Ling-Ling]

Apr 17, 2013 18:42:49 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Oh, and "uneducated on charts and fact"? Really? Because that's totally a measurable component of one's intelligence.

When it comes to classifying one-hit wonders, it does matter. I choose to deal with facts, not people's opinions or spotty memories.

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Joel Whitburn addessed 'real one-hit wonders in the l955-2010 Top Pop Singles Book

With the fllowing definition:

Artist has one Hot 100 hit or charted once in 1955-1958
Artist must be the lead artist and not featured
Song must have made the top 10
Hot 100 airplay-only songs are excluded

No followup hits the Hot 100 or Bubbles Under


There are 106 in all through 2010

The ones from 2006-2010

Bad Day - Daniel Powter
Pop, Lock & Drop It - Huey
Party Like A Rockstar - Shop Boyz
1234 - Feist
New Soul - Yael Naim
American Boy - Estelle
Bulletproof - La Roux

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Apr 17, 2013 18:55:08 GMT -5 @2m said:

Pop, Lock & Drop It - Huey
Party Like A Rockstar - Shop Boyz
American Boy - Estelle

All amazing songs. :'(

[Lozzy]

Apr 17, 2013 18:51:06 GMT -5 ListenToItTwice said:

I love these rules.. They keep Carly Rae, for example, as a one-hit wonder for now, which seems fair, and exclude superstar artists who are considered one-hit wonders under less carefully-constructed guidelines, like Garth Brooks

OHW RULE 1: A second hit that makes the Top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100 instantly removes an artist from one-hit wonder status.

Carly had a second Hot 100 top ten hit. Doesn't that exclude her?

[KappaSquid]

Apr 17, 2013 18:59:35 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

Apr 17, 2013 18:51:06 GMT -5 ListenToItTwice said:

I love these rules.. They keep Carly Rae, for example, as a one-hit wonder for now, which seems fair, and exclude superstar artists who are considered one-hit wonders under less carefully-constructed guidelines, like Garth Brooks

OHW RULE 1: A second hit that makes the Top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100 instantly removes an artist from one-hit wonder status.

Carly had a second Hot 100 top ten hit. Doesn't that exclude her?

that song is so forgettable tho, and it was a joint effort... not that that matters ...... in a couple of yearsi think she will be concidered a OHW

[KappaSquid]

what about... "this is why im hot" by mims


Im hot cuz im fly u aint cuz u not!

[Adonis the DemiGod!]

Apr 17, 2013 19:10:35 GMT -5 KappaSquid said:

Apr 17, 2013 18:59:35 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

OHW RULE 1: A second hit that makes the Top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100 instantly removes an artist from one-hit wonder status.

Carly had a second Hot 100 top ten hit. Doesn't that exclude her?

that song is so forgettable tho, and it was a joint effort... not that that matters ...... in a couple of yearsi think she will be concidered a OHW

Actually it does matter. She won't be considered a 1 hit wonder because she had more than one hit. LOL! You truth deniers slay me.

[KappaSquid]

im saying it doesnt matter that it was a joint effort it is still considered a hit for CRJ....

[KappaSquid]

I was watching the movie white chicks the other day and the song "A thousand miles" was playing iand i thought oh yeah its that one hit wonder song... the artist actually managed to get another top 40 hit but does anybody know what that was? thats when i think the one hit wonder rule applies..... the cardigans also had another hit besides lovefool but they concidered one hit woners

[Ling-Ling]

I'd say The Cardigans are definitely a one hit wonder. "Lovefool" was a huge radio hit (it never charted on the Hot 100 though due to lack of single release). The only other song they had that did anything was "My Favorite Game," which was only a moderate hit at Alternative.

Overseas the story is a bit different for them, but in the US they are a pretty solid one hit wonder.

[Lozzy]

Apr 17, 2013 19:17:36 GMT -5 KappaSquid said:

I was watching the movie white chicks the other day and the song "A thousand miles" was playing iand i thought oh yeah its that one hit wonder song... the artist actually managed to get another top 40 hit but does anybody know what that was? thats when i think the one hit wonder rule applies.....

I like "Ordinary Day" :(

[pnobelysk]

Apr 17, 2013 18:01:35 GMT -5 @peigan68 said:

Apr 17, 2013 17:58:30 GMT -5 crystalphnx said:

not to forget more recent examples like Daniel Powter ("Bad Day") and Taylor Hicks ("Do I Make You Proud").

Daniel Powter never charted again? Really? Wasn't aware.

his song free loop charted pretty much everywhere but the US and the UK

[pnobelysk]

Apr 17, 2013 16:14:54 GMT -5 leonagwen said:

Apr 17, 2013 14:59:27 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Note: Just because you have two hits on the Hot 100 does not mean you still won't be classified as a one hit wonder. The measure of that is how many of said hits are remembered after an extended period of time has passed. See: Leona Lewis.

For your info leona had 4 usa hot 100 hits. Bleeding love peaked at number one,better in time peaked at number 11, I will be peaked at number 66, and happy peaked at number 32.So I would classify leona as a 4 hit wonder,not a one hit wonder.She also had a number one dance hit with collide.

while nothing is set in stone, it is common for people to view the top 40 of the hot 100 as songs that were hits. i really dont think many people at all know i will be

[ListenToItTwice]

Apr 17, 2013 18:59:35 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

Apr 17, 2013 18:51:06 GMT -5 ListenToItTwice said:

I love these rules.. They keep Carly Rae, for example, as a one-hit wonder for now, which seems fair, and exclude superstar artists who are considered one-hit wonders under less carefully-constructed guidelines, like Garth Brooks

OHW RULE 1: A second hit that makes the Top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100 instantly removes an artist from one-hit wonder status.

Carly had a second Hot 100 top ten hit. Doesn't that exclude her?

Yupppppp. Idk why I was thinking "Good Time" peaked at #12 or something

[Quixotic Music Lover]

I have 4 of the 7 one-hit wonders on my iPod. Two are by my fellow Canucks (Powter & Feist).

[Au$tin]

Apr 17, 2013 19:12:20 GMT -5 Adonis the DemiGod! said:

Apr 17, 2013 19:10:35 GMT -5 KappaSquid said:

that song is so forgettable tho, and it was a joint effort... not that that matters ...... in a couple of yearsi think she will be concidered a OHW

Actually it does matter. She won't be considered a 1 hit wonder because she had more than one hit. LOL! You truth deniers slay me.

False. You're still alive and posting. I wish we could slay you, though, you lovely rascal.

[RadioBeatz]

I'm sure "Good Time" was a top 10 hit, I don't remember its peak tho.

Carly isn't a 1 hit wonder since it's a duet like Usher & Alicia Keys or Jay-Z & Alicia Keys, it's Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen and well IMO features should count lol

Gotye, James Blunt and Daniel Powter are definitely 1 hit wonders in the US so far.

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I think it's interesting that despite Psy obliterating Youtube records, it only got 8,6 million views in 2 days, while Harlem Shake was getting 30 million every 2 days, for its first two weeks. It puts into perspective how big it was.

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These one-hit wonder arguments are so ridiculous. It's completely subjective.

[pnobelysk]

Apr 17, 2013 22:29:44 GMT -5 RadioBeatz said:

I'm sure "Good Time" was a top 10 hit, I don't remember its peak tho.

Carly isn't a 1 hit wonder since it's a duet like Usher & Alicia Keys or Jay-Z & Alicia Keys, it's Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen and well IMO features should count lol

Gotye, James Blunt and Daniel Powter are definitely 1 hit wonders in the US so far.

Gotye and Daniel are much more similar versus blunt . Blunt had a song (an amazing one btw ) chart in the 50s

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Apr 18, 2013 0:08:14 GMT -5 Codex said:

I think it's interesting that despite Psy obliterating Youtube records, it only got 8,6 million views in 2 days, while Harlem Shake was getting 30 million every 2 days, for its first two weeks. It puts into perspective how big it was.

Eh, when you take the fact that Gentleman requires 4 minutes of dedication while Harlem Shake required 30 seconds of dedication, you end up with 100/8 = 12.5 million views for Harlem Shake's biggest week. That makes Gentleman even more impressive. In just 2 days it was getting 2/3rds the time-dedication from youtube views of Harlem Shake's largest week.

[nighttime]

Apr 17, 2013 19:31:51 GMT -5 Ling-Ling said:

I'd say The Cardigans are definitely a one hit wonder. "Lovefool" was a huge radio hit (it never charted on the Hot 100 though due to lack of single release).

Brilliant song that one was.

[Enigma.]

Week Ending April 14, 2013. Songs: PSY Gallops Back

K-Pop star PSY has the week’s top new entry on the Hot 100 as “Gentleman” debuts at #12. That’s much higher than PSY’s breakthrough smash, “Gangnam Style,” which debuted at #64 in September. (The phenomenal hit shot to #11 in its second week and reached #2 in its third week.) Of course, YouTube streaming data wasn’t a factor in the Hot 100 back then, as it is now. The fact that such a massive hit as “Gangham Style” wasn’t able to make #1 (it logged seven weeks at #2) was no doubt a key reason that Billboard realized they needed to adjust their Hot 100 methodology.
“Gangnam Style” was the first video ever to reach 1 billion YouTube views worldwide. It’s now up to 1.5 billion. “Gentleman” set a You Tube record by notching 18.9 million views in its first 24 hours on the site. It’s now up to 125 million. (Note: the Hot 100 takes only U.S. activity into account.)
Incidentally, this is the first song titled “Gentleman” to hit the Hot 100. By contrast, eight different songs titled “Lady” have charted, including four that have made the top 10—by Kenny Rogers (#1 in 1980), Styx (#6 in 1975), Little River Band (#10 in 1979) and D’Angelo (#10 in 1996).
P!nk lands her fourth #1 hit as “Just Give Me A Reason” (featuring Nate Ruess) moves up from #3 last week. P!nk had just one #1 hit (the all-star “Lady Marmalade”) in her first eight years of recording, but has piled up three more in the past five years: “So What,” “Raise Your Glass” and now “Just Give Me A Reason.” This is the second #1 for Ruess, following fun.’s “We Are Young.”
“Just Give Me A Reason” has been the nation’s top digital seller for three of the last four weeks. That’s the longest run at #1 on the digital chart for a female-led collabo since “We Found Love” by Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris had five weeks on top in late 2011.
“Thrift Shop” by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Wanz holds at #2 on the Hot 100 for the second week. In addition, the song tops Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs for the 14th week. That’s the longest run at #1 by a white artist since the chart originated (as Harlem Hit Parade) in October 1942. (Mariah Carey, whose “We Belong Together” logged 14 weeks at #1 on the R&B chart in 2005, is biracial. Her father was of African American and Venezuelan descent. Her mother is of white Irish descent.)
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have a second song in the top five on the Hot 100: “Can’t Hold Us” (featuring Ray Dalton) jumps from #7 to #5. Billboard’s Gary Trust notes that this marks the first time that a group or duo has had two songs in the top five simultaneously since the Black Eyed Peas doubled up for five weeks in June and July 2009 with “Boom Boom Pow” and “I Gotta Feeling.”
As of this week, Justin Timberlake has amassed twice as many top 10 hits since going out on his own than he had with *NSYNC, the boy band in which he rode to fame. “Mirrors” jumps from #12 to #7 on the Hot 100, becoming his 14th top 10 hit. With *NSYNC, he had seven top 10 hits from 1999 to 2002.
Like most pop and hip-hop stars, Timberlake has released a lot of collabos. “Mirrors” is his fifth top 10 hit that is strictly a solo endeavor. It follows “Cry Me A River,” “Rock Your Body,” “What Goes Around…Comes Around” and “Summer Love.”
Timberlake has a second song in this week’s top 10. “Suit & Tie,” his smash collabo with Jay-Z, dips from #5 to #6.
“Feel This Moment” by Pitbull featuring Christina Aguilera jumps from #10 to #8, which matches its peak to date. The song also jumps to #1 on Dance/Electronic Songs, displacing Baauer’s “Harlem Shake.”
Demi Lovato’s “Heart Attack” jumps from #15 to #10. It’s the second song with this title to crack the top 10. An Olivia Newton-John song with the same title hit #3 in November 1982. This is Lovato’s third top 10 hit. “This Is Me,” a collabo with Joe Jonas from Camp Rock, hit #9 in July 2008. “Skyscraper” hit #10 in July 2011. “Heart Attack” is from Lovato’s fourth album, DEMI, which is due May 14.
Here's the low-down on this week's top 10 songs.
The Top Five: “Just Give Me A Reason” by P!nk featuring Nate Ruess jumps from #3 to #1 in its ninth week on the chart. This is its fifth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #1 (283K)…“Thrift Shop” by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Wanz holds at #2 for the second week in its 28th week on the chart. This is its 17th week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #5 (167K)…Bruno Mars’ “When I Was Your Man” drops from #1 to #3 in its 17th week on the chart. This is its 10th week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #6 (166)…“Stay” by Rihanna featuring Mikky Ekko holds at #4 for the second week in its 10th week on the chart. The song has climbed as high as #3. This is its ninth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #4 (176K)…“Can’t Hold Us” by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Ray Dalton jumps from #7 to #5 in its 10th week. This is its second week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #2 (208K).
The Second Five: “Suit & Tie” by Justin Timberlake featuring Jay-Z dips from #5 to #6 in its 14th week on the chart. This is its 11th week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #14 (105K)…Justin Timberlake’s “Mirrors” jumps from #12 to #7 in its ninth week on the chart. It’s Timberlake’s 14th top 10 hit since leaving *NSYNC…“Feel This Moment” by Pitbull featuring Christina Aguilera rebounds from #10 to #8 in its 12th week on the chart. This is its fourth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #16 (97K)…Drake’s “Started From The Bottom” holds at #9 for the second week in its 10th week on the chart. This is its ninth week in the top 10. Digital sales rank: #21 (80K)…Demi Lovato’s “Heart Attack” jumps from #15 to #10 in its seventh week on the chart. This is her third top 10 hit. Digital sales rank: #13 (110K).
Two songs drop out of the top 10 this week. Baauer’s “Harlem Shake” drops from #6 to #13, ending an eight-week run in the top 10. Florida Georgia Line’s “Cruise” drops from #8 to #11. The latter song holds at #3 on Hot Digital Songs (179K). What’s more, it sets a sales record. Read on.
Florida Georgia Line’s “Cruise” this week surpasses Sugarland’s “Stuck Like Glue” to become the best-selling song by a country duo in digital history. “Cruise” has sold 2,726,000 copies. “Stuck Like Glue” has sold 2,621,000. Sugarland fans will be glad to know that the pair has five of the 10 best-selling songs by a country duo in digital history. Here’s how #3 through #10 stack up: Big & Rich’s “Save A Horse (Ride A Cowboy)” (2,087,000), Thompson Square’s “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not” (2,019,000), Sugarland’s “Stay” (1,960,000), Sugarland’s “All I Want To Do” (1,367,000), The Wreckers’ “Leave The Pieces” (1,034,000), Big & Rich’s “Lost In This Moment” (990K), Sugarland’s “Want To” (856K) and Sugarland’s “Baby Girl” (827K). (Note: I’m counting only ongoing duos, not one-off collabos.)
“Cruise” holds at #1 on Hot Country Songs for the seventh week. That’s the longest run at #1 by an ongoing duo since “Don’t Let Me Cross Over” by the husband-and-wife duo Carl Butler and Pearl topped the chart for 11 weeks in 1962-1963.
(I’m glad Florida Georgia line chose Nelly for the pop crossover remix of “Cruise”. It would have looked a shade too clever if the billing was Florida Georgia Line featuring Flo Rida.)
Imagine Dragons’ “Radioactive” drops from #11 to #14 in its 33rd week. Digital sales rank: #9 (124K)…“I Love It” by Icona Pop featuring Charli XCX jumps from #17 to #16 in its 11th week. Digital sales rank: #10 (116K).
Luke Bryan’s “Crash My Party” is the week’s second highest new entry at #18. Digital sales rank: #7 (164K). This is Bryan’s second top 20 hit. “Drunk On You” reached #16 in 2010. Bryan, 36, was a surprise (and surprised!) winner of Entertainer of the Year at the recent Academy of Country Music Awards.
Miranda Lambert and her husband Blake Shelton both have songs in the top 40 this week. They also teamed for a third. Lambert lands her first top 20 hit as “Mama’s Broken Heart” jumps from #35 to #20 in its 12th week. “The House That Built Me” peaked at #28 in June 2010. Shelton’s “Sure Be Cool If You Did” drops from #29 to #36 in its 14th week. The song tops 1 million in digital sales this week. It’s his fourth million-seller. And Shelton’s follow-up, “Boys ’Round Here” jumps from #55 to #40 in its third week. The song features Pistol Annies, a trio which includes Lambert).
Darius Rucker’s “Wagon Wheel” jumps from #24 to #21 in its 10th week. It’s Rucker’s highest-charting solo hit to date. If it climbs one more notch, it will be his first top 20 hit since his days with Hootie & the Blowfish…“Highway Don’t Care” by Tim McGraw with Taylor Swift jumps from #42 to #25 in its seventh week…“Power Trip” by J. Cole featuring Miguel jumps from #43 to #26 in its ninth week—a strong showing for a non-country hit in the wake of the ACM Awards…Lady Antebellum’s “Downtown” jumps from #36 to #29 in its 10th week.
Hunter Hayes’ “I Want Crazy” debuts at #43. It’s from an expanded “Encore” edition of his hit album, Hunter Hayes… Selena Gomez’s “Come & Get It” debuts at #45. It’s from Gomez’s upcoming debut solo album, which is due this summer. (No fronting The Scene on this one.)… “I Hit It First” by Ray J featuring Bobby Brackins debuts at #51…Avril Lavigne’s “Here’s To Never Growing Up” debuts at #52. It’s the first single from her upcoming fifth studio album.
Kendrick Lamar’s “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe” jumps from #75 to #65 in its eighth week. (Such a sweet title.)…“High School” by Nicki Minaj featuring Lil Wayne jumps from #83 to #68 in its second week.
“Accidental Racist” by Brad Paisley featuring LL Cool J debuts at #77. It’s from Wheelhouse, which enters The Billboard 200 at #2 this week. The song has stirred considerable buzz and controversy. (The consensus is that it was a well-intentioned, but clumsy, attempt to start a conversation about race.) It’s not easy to write a great song about race. Paul McCartney’s “Ebony & Ivory,” a 1982 collabo with Stevie Wonder, was criticized for being too candy-coated. (Saturday Night Live parodied both of these songs.) For my money, the best song that touches on race is Sly & the Family Stone’s “Everyday People,” which was released at the end of 1968.
Paramore’s “Still Into You” debuts at #83. It’s from the group’s fourth album, Paramore, which enters The Billboard 200 at #1 this week…“Don’t Rush” by Kelly Clarkson featuring Vince Gill re-enters the chart at #87, which constitutes a new high for the record…We The Kings’ “Just Keep Breathing debuts at #92…Scotty McCreery’s “See You Tonight” debuts at #94.
“Ready” by Fabolous featuring Chris Brown debuts at #97. It’s from Fabolous' sixth studio album, Loso’s Way 2: Rise To Power, which is due June 18…“U.O.E.N.O.” by Rocko featuring Future & Rick Ross debuts at #99.
“DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love” by Usher featuring Pitbull tops the 4 million mark in digital sales this week. It’s the second 4 million-seller for both artists. Usher’s “OMG” (featuring will.i.am) has sold 4,708,000. Pitbull’s “Give Me Everything” (featuring Ne-Yo, AfroJack and Nayer) has sold 4,681,000. “DJ…” reached #4 in October 2010.
Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ On A Prayer” tops the 3 million mark in digital sales this week. The single topped the Hot 100 for four weeks in February and March 1987. It’s the fourth song from the 1980s to sell 3 million or more digital copies. It follows Journey’s 1981 hit “Don’t Stop Believin’” (5,658,000), Survivor’s 1982 movie hit “Eye Of The Tiger” (3,492,000) and Michael Jackson’s 1984 smash “Thriller” (3,304,000).
“Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead” by The Wizard Of Oz film cast enters the U.K. chart at #2 this week, the result of a nearly successful Facebook campaign to make the song #1 in the week that former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died. (Whatever you think of Thatcher’s policies, I thought this campaign was unseemly. Let’s hope such a hard-hearted practice never catches on in the U.S.)

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This Week Last Week Two Weeks Ago Weeks Title, Artist Peak
1 3 5 9 Just Give Me A Reason, P!nk Featuring Nate Ruess 1
2 2 1 28 Thrift Shop, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Wanz 1
3 1 2 17 When I Was Your Man, Bruno Mars 1
4 4 6 10 Stay, Rihanna Featuring Mikky Ekko 3
5 7 15 10 Can't Hold Us, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton 5
6 5 3 14 Suit & Tie, Justin Timberlake Featuring Jay Z 3
7 12 11 9 Mirrors, Justin Timberlake 7
8 10 9 12 Feel This Moment, Pitbull Featuring Christina Aguilera 8
9 9 8 10 Started From The Bottom, Drake 6
10 15 17 7 Heart Attack, Demi Lovato 10
11 8 – 28 Cruise, Florida Georgia Line Featuring Nelly 8
12 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Gentleman, PSY 12
13 6 4 9 Harlem Shake, Baauer 1
14 11 7 33 Radioactive, Imagine Dragons 7
15 13 14 13 Love Me, Lil Wayne Featuring Drake & Future 9
16 17 24 11 I Love It, Icona Pop Featuring Charli XCX 16
17 14 13 19 Daylight, Maroon 5 7
18 0 New 1 Crash My Party, Luke Bryan 18
19 16 12 26 I Knew You Were Trouble., Taylor Swift 2
20 35 38 12 Mama's Broken Heart, Miranda Lambert 20
21 24 30 10 Wagon Wheel, Darius Rucker 21
22 20 23 45 Ho Hey, The Lumineers 3
23 23 22 15 Carry On, fun. 20
24 19 19 28 Locked Out Of Heaven, Bruno Mars 1
25 42 56 7 Highway Don't Care, Tim McGraw With Taylor Swift 25
26 43 48 9 Power Trip, J. Cole Featuring Miguel 26
27 21 18 23 Sweet Nothing, Calvin Harris Featuring Florence Welch 10
28 18 16 20 Scream & Shout, will.i.am & Britney Spears 3
29 36 36 10 Downtown, Lady Antebellum 29
30 27 27 10 My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up), Fall Out Boy 26
31 31 31 9 Bad, Wale Featuring Tiara Thomas 31
32 34 33 7 22, Taylor Swift 26
33 25 26 36 I Will Wait, Mumford & Sons 12
34 28 21 24 F**kin Problems, A$AP Rocky Featuring Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar 8
35 26 25 30 Don't You Worry Child, Swedish House Mafia Featuring John Martin 6
36 29 34 14 Sure Be Cool If You Did, Blake Shelton 24
37 22 10 3 The Way, Ariana Grande Featuring Mac Miller 10
38 30 20 15 Pour It Up, Rihanna 19
39 32 29 13 Troublemaker, Olly Murs Featuring Flo Rida 29
40 55 67 3 Boys 'Round Here, Blake Shelton Featuring Pistol Annies & Friends 40
41 39 42 12 Get Your Shine On, Florida Georgia Line 39
42 40 45 9 Alive, Krewella 40
43 0 New 1 I Want Crazy, Hunter Hayes 43
44 38 35 9 Bugatti, Ace Hood Featuring Future & Rick Ross 35
45 0 New 1 Come & Get It, Selena Gomez 45
46 53 94 5 DONE., The Band Perry 46
47 33 28 45 It's Time, Imagine Dragons 15
48 44 40 32 Sail, AWOLNATION 30
49 37 32 47 Little Talks, Of Monsters And Men 20
50 51 51 15 If I Didn't Have You, Thompson Square 50
51 0 New 1 I Hit It First, Ray J Featuring Bobby Brackins 51
52 0 New 1 Here's To Never Growing Up, Avril Lavigne 52
53 58 63 5 1994, Jason Aldean 53
54 52 – 2 Fine China, Chris Brown 52
55 54 53 10 Pirate Flag, Kenny Chesney 53
56 59 65 15 Give It All We Got Tonight, George Strait 56
57 56 57 8 Next To Me, Emeli Sande 56
58 50 47 15 I Drive Your Truck, Lee Brice 47
59 66 72 8 Like Jesus Does, Eric Church 59
60 65 60 4 #thatPOWER, will.i.am Featuring Justin Bieber 42
61 57 74 4 Rich As F**k, Lil Wayne Featuring 2 Chainz 57
62 64 64 6 Gone, Gone, Gone, Phillip Phillips 59
63 71 70 10 I Can Take It From There, Chris Young 63
64 63 59 11 Loveeeeeee Song, Rihanna Featuring Future 55
65 75 78 8 Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe, Kendrick Lamar 65
66 61 58 10 R.I.P., Young Jeezy Featuring 2 Chainz 58
67 69 92 5 Beat This Summer, Brad Paisley 67
68 83 – 2 High School, Nicki Minaj Featuring Lil Wayne 68
69 70 61 18 Two Black Cadillacs, Carrie Underwood 41
70 68 68 12 Love And War, Tamar Braxton 57
71 72 71 16 Battle Scars, Lupe Fiasco & Guy Sebastian 71
72 73 73 9 We Still In This B****, B.o.B Featuring T.I. & Juicy J 72
73 77 83 4 Clarity, Zedd Featuring Foxes 73
74 80 86 7 All Around The World, Justin Bieber Featuring Ludacris 22
75 67 55 18 All Gold Everything, Trinidad James 36
76 74 69 7 Levitate, Hadouken! 69
77 0 New 1 Accidental Racist, Brad Paisley Featuring LL Cool J 77
78 87 95 4 Anywhere With You, Jake Owen 78
79 84 91 7 More Than Miles, Brantley Gilbert 79
80 79 79 6 Kisses Down Low, Kelly Rowland 72
81 76 89 4 If I Lose Myself, OneRepublic 74
82 82 82 6 Karate Chop (Remix), Future Featuring Lil Wayne 82
83 0 New 1 Still Into You, Paramore 83
84 88 88 4 Hey Pretty Girl, Kip Moore 84
85 81 81 16 Cups (Pitch Perfect's When I'm Gone), Anna Kendrick 64
86 91 85 4 Molly, Tyga Featuring Cedric Gervais, Wiz Khalifa & Mally Mall 66
87 0 Re-Entry 3 Don't Rush, Kelly Clarkson Featuring Vince Gill 87
88 86 76 19 Neva End, Future 52
89 95 98 3 Lego House, Ed Sheeran 89
90 85 75 20 One Of Those Nights, Tim McGraw 32
91 98 – 2 Wings, Little Mix 91
92 0 New 1 Just Keep Breathing, WE the Kings 92
93 89 96 5 Wild For The Night, A$AP Rocky Featuring Skrillex 82
94 0 New 1 See You Tonight, Scotty McCreery 94
95 90 90 6 Show Out, Juicy J Featuring Big Sean And Young Jeezy 75
96 92 97 8 Changed, Rascal Flatts 73
97 0 New 1 Ready, Fabolous Featuring Chris Brown 97
98 78 62 16 Kiss You, One Direction 46
99 0 New 1 U.O.E.N.O., Rocko Featuring Future & Rick Ross 99
100 100 93 5 Same Love, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Mary Lambert 89

[HolidayGuy]

Thanks for the one-hit-wonder article link, ListenToIt. The country chart is an example of mass popularity outside of the Hot 100- obviously, Garth Brooks wouldn't be a OHW. So, looking to albums success is sensible in that regard.

I do think the top 40 designation is a good one, though, in general, for determining the status.

And, thanks for posting the Hot 100 here, 2m.

[Duca]

Screaming at Billboard classifying "Pour It Up" as R&B but not "Mirrors."

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this week last week 2 weeks weeks on title, artist peak
1 1 1 12 #1 4 wks When I Was Your Man, Bruno Mars 1
2 3 5 10 Stay, Rihanna Feat. Mikky Ekko 2
3 2 2 14 Suit & Tie, Justin Timberlake Feat. Jay-Z 2
4 7 13 7 Just Give Me A Reason, P!nk Feat. Nate Ruess 4
5 6 8 11 Feel This Moment, Pitbull Feat. Christina Aguilera 5
6 4 3 18 Thrift Shop, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Wanz 1
7 5 4 19 Daylight, Maroon 5 3
8 8 6 20 I Knew You Were Trouble., Taylor Swift 1
9 9 7 20 Sweet Nothing, Calvin Harris Feat. Florence Welch 7
10 12 11 27 Ho Hey, The Lumineers 2
11 10 9 28 Locked Out Of Heaven, Bruno Mars 1
12 11 10 23 Don't You Worry Child, Swedish House Mafia Feat. John Martin 3
13 22 39 4 Can't Hold Us, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Ray Dalton 13
14 13 12 27 I Will Wait, Mumford & Sons 12
15 15 18 9 Started From The Bottom, Drake 15
16 14 15 14 Pour It Up, Rihanna 13
17 17 19 12 Carry On, fun. 17
18 32 56 3 Mirrors, Justin Timberlake 18
19 23 31 7 Heart Attack, Demi Lovato 19
20 20 24 11 Downtown, Lady Antebellum 20
21 24 26 13 If I Didn't Have You, Thompson Square 21
22 16 14 19 Scream & Shout, will.i.am Feat. Britney Spears 5
23 30 34 10 Mama's Broken Heart, Miranda Lambert 23
24 27 29 11 I Can Take It From There, Chris Young 24
25 29 33 11 Troublemaker, Olly Murs Feat. Flo Rida 25
26 38 38 8 Get Your Shine On, Florida Georgia Line 26
27 31 37 8 Alive, Krewella 27
28 25 22 12 Love Me, Lil Wayne Feat. Drake & Future 22
29 46 50 7 I Love It, Icona Pop Feat. Charli XCX 29
30 21 20 14 I Drive Your Truck, Lee Brice 20
31 18 16 25 It's Time, Imagine Dragons 14
32 26 25 21 Little Talks, Of Monsters And Men 25
33 35 35 10 Pirate Flag, Kenny Chesney 33
34 41 41 5 22, Taylor Swift 34
35 42 46 7 Wagon Wheel, Darius Rucker 35
36 36 27 19 F**kin Problems, A$AP Rock Feat. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar 14
37 40 42 6 Bad, Wale Feat. Tiara Thomas 37
38 45 45 10 Give It All We Got Tonight, George Strait 38
39 44 44 9 Love And War, Tamar Braxton 39
40 49 – 21 Cruise, Florida Georgia Line Featuring Nelly 17
41 47 47 8 Next To Me, Emeli Sande 41
42 39 30 13 Sure Be Cool If You Did, Blake Shelton 19
43 56 – 2 Fine China, Chris Brown 43
44 48 43 10 Loveeeeeee Song, Rihanna Feat. Future 43
45 51 49 7 More Than Miles, Brantley Gilbert 45
46 55 60 4 Highway Don't Care, Tim McGraw With Taylor Swift 46
47 50 53 7 My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up), Fall Out Boy 47
48 65 75 3 #thatPOWER, will.i.am Feat. Justin Bieber 48
49 52 51 7 Like Jesus Does, Eric Church 49
50 54 54 4 Beat This Summer, Brad Paisley 50
51 53 55 5 1994, Jason Aldean 51
52 57 63 4 DONE., The Band Perry 52
53 64 65 4 Power Trip, J. Cole Feat. Miguel 53
54 60 64 4 All Around The World, Justin Bieber Feat. Ludacris 54
55 66 72 3 Anywhere With You, Jake Owen 55
56 72 – 2 Boys 'Round Here, Blake Shelton 56
57 62 61 6 Bugatti, Ace Hood Feat. Future & Rick Ross 57
58 58 62 6 We Still In This B****, B.o.B Feat. T.I. & Juicy J 58
59 61 52 19 One Of Those Nights, Tim McGraw 22
60 70 69 4 Jump Right In, Zac Brown Band 60
61 63 59 7 Changed, Rascal Flatts 59
62 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe, Kendrick Lamar 62
63 71 67 4 Can't Shake You, Gloriana 63
64 68 71 4 Kisses Down Low, Kelly Rowland 64
65 59 48 18 Two Black Cadillacs, Carrie Underwood 22
66 0 New 1 Gone, Gone, Gone, Phillip Phillips 66
67 75 70 3 American Beautiful, The Henningsens 67
68 0 New 1 Radioactive, Imagine Dragons 68
69 67 58 10 R.I.P., Young Jeezy Feat. 2 Chaniz 56
70 73 68 4 Karate Chop (Remix), Future Feat. Lil Wayne 68
71 74 – 2 Battle Scars, Lupe Fiasco & Guy Sebastian 71
72 0 New 0 The Way, Ariana Grande Feat. Mac Miller 72
73 0 Re-Entry 2 Hey Pretty Girl, Kip Moore 73
74 0 New 1 Crickets, Drop City Yacht Club Featuring Jeremih 74
75 69 66 7 She Cranks My Tractor, Dustin Lynch 66

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Digital songs

this week last week 2 weeks weeks on title, artist peak
1 2 1 8 #1 3 wks Just Give Me A Reason, P!nk Featuring Nate Ruess 1
2 6 9 7 Can't Hold Us, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton 2
3 3 42 36 Cruise, Flordia Georgia Line Featuring Nelly 3
4 5 5 10 Stay, Rihanna Featuring Mikky Ekko 2
5 4 2 28 Thrift Shop, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Wanz 1
6 1 4 15 When I Was Your Man, Bruno Mars 1
7 0 Hot Shot Debut 1 Crash My Party, Luke Bryan 7
8 12 12 7 Mirrors, Justin Timberlake 8
9 7 3 23 Radioactive, Imagine Dragons 3
10 9 11 8 I Love It, Icona Pop Featuring Charli XCX 9
11 19 32 7 Highway Don't Care, Tim McGraw With Taylor Swift 11
12 0 New 1 I Want Crazy, Hunter Hayes 12
13 11 10 7 Heart Attack, Demi Lovato 4
14 8 7 13 Suit & Tie, Justin Timberlake Featuring Jay Z 2
15 27 38 3 Boys 'Round Here, Blake Shelton Featuring Pistol Annies & Friends 15
16 10 8 11 Feel This Moment, Pitbull Featuring Christina Aguilera 5
17 0 New 1 Here's To Never Growing Up, Avril Lavigne 17
18 13 13 10 My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up), Fall Out Boy 3
19 24 26 11 Mama's Broken Heart, Miranda Lambert 19
20 14 17 10 Wagon Wheel, Darius Rucker 14
21 15 14 10 Started From The Bottom, Drake 5
22 28 – 3 DONE., The Band Perry 22
23 16 25 14 Sure Be Cool If You Did, Blake Shelton 13
24 29 30 10 Downtown, Lady Antebellum 20
25 0 New 1 Come & Get It, Selena Gomez 25
26 17 16 11 Carry On, fun. 13
27 20 22 9 22, Taylor Swift 7
28 21 37 13 Love Me, Lil Wayne Featuring Drake & Future 3
29 30 27 11 Get Your Shine On, Florida Georgia Line 27
30 18 6 3 The Way, Ariana Grande Featuring Mac Miller 6
31 22 18 12 Troublemaker, Olly Murs Featuring Flo Rida 18
32 32 29 27 Madness, Muse 29
33 47 63 3 1994, Jason Aldean 33
34 26 19 18 Daylight, Maroon 5 7
35 56 62 6 Power Trip, J. Cole Featuring Miguel 35
36 33 31 9 Bugatti, Ace Hood Featuring Future & Rick Ross 31
37 54 – 9 Give It All We Got Tonight, George Strait 37
38 25 15 9 Harlem Shake, Baauer 2
39 0 New 1 Just Keep Breathing, WE the Kings 39
40 44 48 6 Alive, Krewella 40
41 40 34 37 Sail, AWOLNATION 26
42 31 21 21 Scream & Shout, will.i.am & Britney Spears 1
43 0 New 1 See You Tonight, Scotty McCreery 43
44 38 44 45 Ho Hey, The Lumineers 3
45 37 24 36 I Will Wait, Mumford & Sons 4
46 0 New 1 Still Into You, Paramore 46
47 67 – 2 Like Jesus Does, Eric Church 47
48 34 23 26 I Knew You Were Trouble., Taylor Swift 1
49 42 46 6 Gone, Gone, Gone, Phillip Phillips 21
50 0 New 1 Accidental Racist, Brad Paisley Featuring LL Cool J 50
51 49 33 4 #thatPOWER, will.i.am Featuring Justin Bieber 9
52 39 20 14 Pour It Up, Rihanna 17
53 52 55 9 Pirate Flag, Kenny Chesney 42
54 50 54 7 Next To Me, Emeli Sande 44
55 0 New 1 I Hit It First, Ray J Featuring Bobby Brackins 55
56 36 36 28 Locked Out Of Heaven, Bruno Mars 1
57 41 28 42 Little Talks, Of Monsters And Men 23
58 51 47 7 Bad, Wale Featuring Tiara Thomas 40
59 61 57 5 If I Didn't Have You, Thompson Square 41
60 48 43 25 F**kin' Problems, A$AP Rocky Featuring Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar 14
61 45 39 22 Sweet Nothing, Calvin Harris Featuring Florence Welch 12
62 43 35 37 It's Time, Imagine Dragons 18
63 46 40 29 Don't You Worry Child, Swedish House Mafia Featuring John Martin 4
64 0 Re-Entry 3 Don't Rush, Kelly Clarkson Featuring Vince Gill 30
65 72 65 48 Titanium, David Guetta Featuring Sia 6
66 71 73 14 Two Black Cadillacs, Carrie Underwood 38
67 53 50 4 Rich As F**k, Lil Wayne Featuring 2 Chainz 29
68 64 52 4 Molly, Tyga Featuring Cedric Gervais, Wiz Khalifa & Mally Mall 25
69 68 66 11 I Drive Your Truck, Lee Brice 60
70 63 – 2 Beat This Summer, Brad Paisley 63
71 57 56 11 Cups, Anna Kendrick 37
72 65 67 10 Battle Scars, Lupe Fiasco & Guy Sebastian 23
73 59 51 23 Catch My Breath, Kelly Clarkson 11
74 0 Re-Entry 47 A Thousand Years, Christina Perri 20
75 0 New 1 Clarity, Zedd Featuring Foxes 75

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Apr 18, 2013 8:35:24 GMT -5 HolidayGuy said:

Thanks for the one-hit-wonder article link, ListenToIt. The country chart is an example of mass popularity outside of the Hot 100- obviously, Garth Brooks wouldn't be a OHW. So, looking to albums success is sensible in that regard.

I do think the top 40 designation is a good one, though, in general, for determining the status.

And, thanks for posting the Hot 100 here, 2m.

Hey it was me that posted it! :)