2010's Decade-End Charts (Updated through 03/25)

[georgetherunner314]

Thanks for the positive feedback brady47 and everyone else who has done so as well!  :)

I was wondering if I should make a separate thread for the 2000's hits since many of you (well more so gravey lol) are interested in that matter. What do you guys think?

Wow, 2nd page already.

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Im fine either way, whether its here or on another thread, Idk, up to you.

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You And Me and Higher were REALLY that low? I thought they were bigger hits.

[georgetherunner314]

Sept 7, 2016 22:11:23 GMT -5 @walker9 said:

You And Me and Higher were REALLY that low? I thought they were bigger hits.

This is where Billboard's system comes into play. They both only had 6 weeks in the top 10. So despite their long chart runs, they were only able to get more than 14k points for 6 weeks.

This is also why Stressed Out is so low and below Panda. Because it did not have enough weeks in the top 10.

Think of it this way: for a song to reach the decade chart (let's say 700k cutoff) w/o reaching the top 10 would hypothetically take at least 49 weeks straight of charting at #11.

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What about Dont Matter? Allthough I think itll be more in 630000 range.

[brady47]

I'm curious about Fergie's hits like Glamorous, London Bridge and Fergalicious.

I have a feeling that Fergalicious (her #2 hit) was probably bigger than both of the other #1s.

EDIT: Based on George's numbers:

Fergalicious 603183
London Bridge 544083
Glamorous 605586

Fergalicious would've done well on the 2007 year end chart if it's complete chart run counted, considering Glamorous was #10 on the year end.

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Heres 2 more I believe were very close.

Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
Hinder - Lips Of An Angel

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Hey georgetherunner314 apparently this is the order for songs not peaking number 1. Idk if official list or no. But I rage quitted in the comments saying "WHY IS I DONT WANNA KNOW NOT ON HERE"

Take a look yourself and tell me what you think. Before it gets to the songs that made decades top 100, the songs before that are all out of order from the ones you did points on, so I have no idea

[georgetherunner314]

Sept 9, 2016 12:23:28 GMT -5 @walker9 said:

Hey georgetherunner314 apparently this is the order for songs not peaking number 1. Idk if official list or no. But I rage quitted in the comments saying "WHY IS I DONT WANNA KNOW NOT ON HERE"

Take a look yourself and tell me what you think. Before it gets to the songs that made decades top 100, the songs before that are all out of order from the ones you did points on, so I have no idea

Hmm, I definitely don't think it's an official chart; he probably developed his own system for the songs as many of the longevity hits seem to be much higher than they should with my system. My system should not have an error of more than 20k in my opinion, but here are the positions of those songs, according to Mark Oswalt's video and my point calculations for them:

29 Drops Of Jupiter - 690,690
30 The Sweet Escape - 706,073
31 Use Somebody - 587,210
32 Don't Cha - 689,748
33 The Reason - 696,399
34 Hit ‘Em Up Style (Oops!) - 675,123
35 You And Me - 546,114
36 No Air - 686,844
37 A Thousand Miles - 683,703
38 This Love - 684,645
39 Before He Cheats - 513,143
40 In The End - 656,554
41 Boulevard Of Broken Dreams - 713,018
42 Heartless - 703,105
43 Lips Of An Angel - 669,408
44 With You - 705,943
45 Picture - 528,483
46 Chasing Cars - 579,605
47 Unwritten - 614,640
48 Party In The U.S.A. - 550,550
49 Disco Inferno - 667,149
50 Be Without You - 650,769

Songs missing
X You Belong With Me - 691,589
X What’s Luv? - 676,661
X I Don’t Wanna Know - 673,563
X Wherever You Will Go - 618,573

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But the ones after Forever are all in the actual order of the decades chart, so I have no idea.

[georgetherunner314]

Sept 10, 2016 16:42:07 GMT -5 @walker9 said:

But the ones after Forever are all in the actual order of the decades chart, so I have no idea.

The person who uploaded this most likely used the decade chart as reference for those songs and calculated the positions of the other songs using some other method that does not seem to be quite in line with Billboard's way of doing it.

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Maybe. Heres another one he did but it seems like this one fits the points of yours, Idk.

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Here is 2010s video. What do you think of this one?

[truemusicreviews]

Was "Moves Like Jagger" really that big???

[rainie]

Sept 17, 2016 16:00:29 GMT -5 truemusicreviews said:

Was "Moves Like Jagger" really that big???

Yes

[scrohr424]

You know, one thing just occurred to me mentioned in the post on that biggest songs that never hit #1 video. George speculated that the video is intended to follow Billboard's Decade-End point system, and that if the predictions here are true, then Radioactive should in fact be #1 and not Thinking Out Loud. But didn't Jason say in the Greatest of All Time thread he made not that long ago that Thinking Out Loud will be on the next update for it? Not to mention f**k You, which is essentially set for this list, was #25 on that video, while several other songs that have no chance were above it on that one, and Stay With Me was above Some Nights there, and there are a bunch of other things I could point out. So maybe that video uses the Greatest of All Time point system...? I don't know? If what Jason said is true, then I would think that to be the case, but I really don't know.

edit: Holy smokes, Before He Cheats only had two weeks in the Top 10, peaked at #8 and was #6 on 2007's Year-End chart? Am I reading that right?! If I am, that is just completely unreal.

[georgetherunner314]

Sept 18, 2016 20:53:15 GMT -5 scrohr424 said:

You know, one thing just occurred to me mentioned in the post on that biggest songs that never hit #1 video. George speculated that the video is intended to follow Billboard's Decade-End point system, and that if the predictions here are true, then Radioactive should in fact be #1 and not Thinking Out Loud. But didn't Jason say in the Greatest of All Time thread he made not that long ago that Thinking Out Loud will be on the next update for it? Not to mention f**k You, which is essentially set for this list, was #25 on that video, while several other songs that have no chance were above it on that one, and Stay With Me was above Some Nights there, and there are a bunch of other things I could point out. So maybe that video uses the Greatest of All Time point system...? I don't know? If what Jason said is true, then I would think that to be the case, but I really don't know.

edit: Holy smokes, Before He Cheats only had two weeks in the Top 10, peaked at #8 and was #6 on 2007's Year-End chart? Am I reading that right?! If I am, that is just completely unreal.

I messaged Jason/mikeramp shortly after that and he told me that his calculations were mainly based upon the Mark Oswalt videos themselves.

The GOAT and Decade-End charts use exactly the same inverse point system. This is made apparent by the fact that the 2000's decade-end songs line up directly with the GOAT chart. But, if that's not enough, I have also mapped out the GOAT song chart runs and have found them to fit pretty well with the assistance of some requisite multipliers and I intend to post the updated 2000's decade, 2010's decade, and an All-Time chart this week after the 10/01/2016 BB Hot 100 chart is released.

The reason why songs like TOL should be much lower is that BB is reducing the amount of points songs have received (with weakening multipliers) post-2012 due to how stagnant the charts have become. I don't think those videos incorporated that fact.

[Sambalada]

That 'GOAT' abbreviation is something...

[georgetherunner314]

OCTOBER UPDATE (10/01/2016)

My system has been much improved since my first update as you can go see for yourself through the edits I made today on my first post. I now included the rankings of the GOAT chart and the 2000's Decade-End chart according to my new adjusted inverse point system. Also, feel free to tell me whether you prefer the table or the screenshots for these updates!

Notes:

• Love Yourself, the probable #1 of 2016, ends its run at #34 not even surpassing Trap Queen, last year's #4. Goes to show you how we have not had a massive hit this year.
• One Dance moves up to 35 though it'll move slower from now on as it is no longer in the top 10.
• Work remains at 48, Panda doesn't move up much at 90, and neither does Stressed Out (which is almost gone) at 96.
• Don't Let Me Down enters the decade-end chart at #95 this week already surpassing Stressed Out. Goes to show you what a solid 20 weeks in the top 10 does against longevity mainly outside the top 10 range.

LEGEND:
Bold = Currently Charting
Red = Fell Off The Hot 100 After Last Update
Weeks = Total Weeks On Hot 100
T10 = Total Weeks In Top 10 Of Hot 100
LD = Where the points a song has received would place it on the 2000's Decade-End chart

#	Song	Artist	Points	Weeks	T10	Peak	LD
1	Party Rock Anthem	LMFAO Ft. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock	1,438,114	68	29	1	Top 5
2	Uptown Funk!	Mark Ronson Ft. Bruno Mars	1,411,685	55	31	1	Top 5
3	We Found Love	Rihanna Ft. Calvin Harris	1,249,921	41	23	1	Top 5
4	Somebody That I Used To Know	Gotye Ft. Kimbra	1,225,308	59	24	1	Top 5
5	Rolling In The Deep	Adele	1,217,172	65	20	1	Top 5
6	Call Me Maybe	Carly Rae Jepsen	1,148,991	50	23	1	Top 10
7	Blurred Lines	Robin Thicke Ft. T.I. + Pharrell	1,145,477	48	21	1	Top 10
8	Royals	Lorde	1,095,851	44	23	1	Top 15
9	All About That Bass	Meghan Trainor	1,090,657	47	25	1	Top 15
10	Moves Like Jagger	Maroon 5 Ft. Christina Aguilera	1,085,702	49	21	1	Top 15
11	Happy	Pharrell Williams	1,079,462	47	22	1	Top 15
12	Just The Way You Are	Bruno Mars	1,076,581	48	22	1	Top 15
13	Tik Tok	Ke$ha	1,053,108	38	20	1	Top 15
14	Dark Horse	Katy Perry Ft. Juicy J	1,040,507	57	22	1	Top 15
15	Thrift Shop	Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Ft. Wanz	1,035,044	49	21	1	Top 15
16	One More Night	Maroon 5	1,032,753	42	21	1	Top 20
17	We Are Young	Fun. Ft. Janelle Monae	1,028,679	42	22	1	Top 20
18	All Of Me	John Legend	995,355	59	23	1	Top 20
19	Radioactive	Imagine Dragons	995,177	87	20	3	Top 20
20	Sexy And I Know It	LMFAO	991,236	42	21	1	Top 20
21	Someone Like You	Adele	990,929	39	20	1	Top 25
22	See You Again	Wiz Khalifa Ft. Charlie Puth	982,338	52	19	1	Top 25
23	Counting Stars	OneRepublic	978,895	68	25	2	Top 25
24	Shake It Off	Taylor Swift	974,689	50	24	1	Top 25
25	E.T.	Katy Perry Ft. Kanye West	967,308	30	20	1	Top 30
26	The Hills	The Weeknd	941,258	48	21	1	Top 35
27	Firework	Katy Perry	933,418	39	18	1	Top 40
28	Give Me Everything	Pitbull Ft. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer	922,567	45	17	1	Top 40
29	Locked Out Of Heaven	Bruno Mars	914,095	36	20	1	Top 40
30	Love The Way You Lie	Eminem Ft. Rihanna	906,244	29	16	1	Top 40
31	California Gurls	Katy Perry Ft. Snoop Dogg	896,025	27	17	1	Top 40
32	Dynamite	Taio Cruz	893,931	47	18	2	Top 45
33	Trap Queen	Fetty Wap	890,096	52	25	2	Top 45
34	Love Yourself	Justin Bieber	886,947	41	24	1	Top 45
35	One Dance	Drake Ft. Wizkid & Kyla	865,367	24	20	1	Top 45
36	Grenade	Bruno Mars	863,994	36	17	1	Top 45
37	Hey, Soul Sister	Train	862,767	54	19	3	Top 45
38	Thinking Out Loud	Ed Sheeran	856,309	58	23	2	Top 45
39	Sorry	Justin Bieber	853,956	42	21	1	Top 45
40	Wake Me Up!	Avicii	848,315	53	21	4	Top 45
41	OMG	Usher Ft. Will.i.am	844,783	30	17	1	Top 50
42	Fancy	Iggy Azalea Ft. Charli XCX	836,915	39	17	1	Top 50
43	Hello	Adele	821,456	26	18	1	Top 55
44	Need You Now	Lady Antebellum	820,625	60	16	2	Top 55
45	Some Nights	Fun.	818,789	56	19	3	Top 60
46	Can't Hold Us	Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Ft. Ray Dalton	812,516	39	17	1	Top 60
47	Stay With Me	Sam Smith	809,804	54	21	2	Top 60
48	Work	Rihanna Ft. Drake	806,549	33	18	1	Top 60
49	Blank Space	Taylor Swift	791,902	36	17	1	Top 65
50	Can't Feel My Face	The Weeknd	787,164	41	19	1	Top 65
51	Roar	Katy Perry	782,309	35	17	1	Top 70
52	Rude	MAGIC!	777,364	41	16	1	Top 70
53	Timber	Pitbull Ft. Ke$ha	776,133	39	17	1	Top 70
54	Payphone	Maroon 5 Ft. Wiz Khalifa	772,233	31	19	2	Top 70
55	Airplanes	B.O.B. Ft. Hayley Williams	767,614	30	17	2	Top 75
56	Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)	Kelly Clarkson	755,629	37	16	1	Top 80
57	Bad Romance	Lady Gaga	754,000	34	17	2	Top 80
58	F**k You	Cee Lo Green	735,981	48	12	2	Top 85
59	Super Bass	Nicki Minaj	732,550	39	15	3	Top 90
60	Ho Hey	The Lumineers	722,443	62	14	3	Top 95
61	Break Your Heart	Taio Cruz Ft. Ludacris	722,204	29	16	1	Top 95
62	Wrecking Ball	Miley Cyrus	721,189	32	16	1	Top 95
63	Teenage Dream	Katy Perry	719,008	33	14	1	Top 95
64	Set Fire To The Rain	Adele	717,253	43	14	1	Top 100
65	Watch Me	Silento	715,867	51	18	3	Top 100
66	Cheerleader	OMI	713,050	35	16	1	Top 100
67	Good Feeling	Flo Rida	712,844	37	16	3	Top 100
68	Take Me To Church	Hozier	711,328	41	20	2	Top 100
69	What Do You Mean?	Justin Bieber	708,847	31	21	1	Top 100
70	Just Give Me A Reason	P!NK Ft. Nate Ruess	703,690	36	15	1
71	Starships	Nicki Minaj	701,917	31	21	5
72	Hotline Bling	Drake	696,843	36	19	2
73	DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love	Usher Ft. Pitbull	693,153	34	15	4
74	Sugar	Maroon 5	692,524	36	21	2
75	Rude Boy	Rihanna	680,947	22	13	1
76	Nothin’ On You	B.O.B. Ft. Bruno Mars	677,715	28	13	1
77	Diamonds	Rihanna	675,025	26	15	1
78	Pumped Up Kicks	Foster The People	673,490	40	14	3
79	Talk Dirty	Jason Derulo Ft. 2 Chainz	670,612	33	18	3
80	Mirrors	Justin Timberlake	670,215	42	15	2
81	Cruise	Florida Georgia Line Ft. Nelly	667,339	54	14	4
82	Just A Dream	Nelly	665,925	28	17	3
83	Lights	Ellie Goulding	665,403	57	14	2
84	Only Girl (In The World)	Rihanna	664,697	27	15	1
85	Stitches	Shawn Mendes	661,628	52	18	4
86	When I Was Your Man	Bruno Mars	661,521	35	16	1
87	The Monster	Eminem Ft. Rihanna	658,800	29	13	1
88	Stereo Hearts	Gym Class Heroes Ft. Adam Levine	654,514	37	15	4
89	Shut Up And Dance	WALK THE MOON	644,273	53	18	4
90	Panda	Desiigner	643,529	29	17	1
91	Glad You Came	The Wanted	639,730	37	15	3
92	Raise Your Glass	P!NK	639,113	30	14	1
93	I Knew You Were Trouble	Taylor Swift	631,719	36	16	2
94	Get Lucky	Daft Punk Ft. Pharrell Williams	629,785	29	15	2
95	Don’t Let Me Down	The Chainsmokers Ft. Daya	629,532	31	20	3
96	Stressed Out	Twenty One Pilots	625,748	52	14	2
97	Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey)	The Weeknd	622,440	43	18	3
98	Like A G6	Far East Movement Ft. Cataracs & Dev	621,165	26	11	1
99	I Like It	Enrique Iglesias Ft. Pitbull	618,638	38	13	4
100	Stay	Rihanna Ft. Mikky Ekko	616,216	32	16	3
	OTHERS
114	7 Years	Lukas Graham	573,343	35	15	2
118	Cheap Thrills	Sia Ft. Sean Paul	564,446	31	14	1
	Can’t Stop The Feeling!	Justin Timberlake	531,556	19	15	1
	This Is What You Came For	Calvin Harris Ft. Rihanna	521,011	20	17	3
	Work From Home	Fifth Harmony Ft. Ty Dolla $ign	511,131	29	15	4
	I Took A Pill In Ibiza	Mike Posner	497,914	35	14	4
	Needed Me	Rihanna	465,674	33	16	7
	Ride	Twenty One Pilots	386,591	27	13	5
	Closer	The Chainsmokers Ft. Halsey	311,711	7	7	1
	Cold Water	Major Lazer Ft. Justin Bieber & MØ	266,933	8	8	2
	Heathens	Twenty One Pilots	250,380	13	6	2
	R.I.P.
	Cake By The Ocean	DNCE	354,366	46	7	9

[scrohr424]

Alright, let's see, what is there to discuss this time around? Hm...
- Despite Love Yourself being the potential #1 of 2016, it's interesting how quickly One Dance is catching up to it here.
- I honestly forgot that Break Your Heart was here. Ludacris is cool on guest verses, but this kinda bums me out that Can't Stop the Feeling, another one week #1, most likely won't make it. (Maybe the Trolls movie release will prop it up a little?)
- Panda hasn't been declining as quickly as I thought, so it might stick around, but that's bad news for many.
- Although I'm sure I won't end up finding the song amazing in the long run, it is nice that Don't Let Me Down may have a shot. However, with it about to fall out of the Top 10, it'll probably be a tight squeeze.
- Seeing as Closer is running away with the #1 spot on the Hot 100, it won't be long before it's set, I reckon.
- Up to the end of the 2000s Decade-End cutoff, there are 24 songs that I thoroughly like (would give 5/5 on the 5-point scale), but eight that I consider large pieces of trash (0/5).

And with the Greatest of All Time list, it's really interesting to see how much different the charts were back in the older decades, compared to today, where things like streaming and digital sales prop songs up. To say the least, it amazes me that there are a handful of songs there that had not even 20 weeks and are still here. Points for those eras must be pretty darn high, then! There must have been a lot of chart activity during that time period, with many of these songs averaging massive amounts of points per week.

Speaking of trash, my eulogy to our dropout: I kinda liked this song at first, but after it was overplayed I realized just how stupid it was. Not to mention there were many times where I would hear that intro and mistake it for the opening of Uptown Funk. Like, what use do I have for this song? Okay, maybe it'd be nice for the shore or tropical escape, but sexy chicks and baked goods will only go so far when I can just put on the song it's ripping off, an infinitely better song in every way, instead. I am glad that it did not last a year on the Hot 100. Hopefully it won't last a year on Sirius XM Hits 1's Weekend Countdown, either. Goodbye, Cake By The Ocean. You will not be missed. (At least not by me.)

Also, minor corrections: It's called "Shake It Off", not "Shake If Off", and See You Again had 19 weeks in the Top 10, not 18. Thanks!

[georgetherunner314]

Sept 20, 2016 14:37:33 GMT -5 scrohr424 said:

Alright, let's see, what is there to discuss this time around? Hm...
- Despite Love Yourself being the potential #1 of 2016, it's interesting how quickly One Dance is catching up to it here.
- I honestly forgot that Break Your Heart was here. Ludacris is cool on guest verses, but this kinda bums me out that Can't Stop the Feeling, another one week #1, most likely won't make it. (Maybe the Trolls movie release will prop it up a little?)
- Panda hasn't been declining as quickly as I thought, so it might stick around, but that's bad news for many.
- Although I'm sure I won't end up finding the song amazing in the long run, it is nice that Don't Let Me Down may have a shot. However, with it about to fall out of the Top 10, it'll probably be a tight squeeze.
- Seeing as Closer is running away with the #1 spot on the Hot 100, it won't be long before it's set, I reckon.
- Up to the end of the 2000s Decade-End cutoff, there are 24 songs that I thoroughly like (would give 5/5 on the 5-point scale), but eight that I consider large pieces of trash (0/5).

And with the Greatest of All Time list, it's really interesting to see how much different the charts were back in the older decades, compared to today, where things like streaming and digital sales prop songs up. To say the least, it amazes me that there are a handful of songs there that had not even 20 weeks and are still here. Points for those eras must be pretty darn high, then! There must have been a lot of chart activity during that time period, with many of these songs averaging massive amounts of points per week.

Speaking of trash, my eulogy to our dropout: I kinda liked this song at first, but after it was overplayed I realized just how stupid it was. Not to mention there were many times where I would hear that intro and mistake it for the opening of Uptown Funk. Like, what use do I have for this song? Okay, maybe it'd be nice for the shore or tropical escape, but sexy chicks and baked goods will only go so far when I can just put on the song it's ripping off, an infinitely better song in every way, instead. I am glad that it did not last a year on the Hot 100. Hopefully it won't last a year on Sirius XM Hits 1's Weekend Countdown, either. Goodbye, Cake By The Ocean. You will not be missed. (At least not by me.)

Also, minor corrections: It's called "Shake It Off", not "Shake If Off", and See You Again had 19 weeks in the Top 10, not 18. Thanks!

Thanks for catching those errors! I had SYA at 18 weeks in the top 10 because the week it charted at #10 I had input a #19. As a result, it has now moved up 2 more positions and is at #22.

Also, you mentioned "points for those eras must be pretty darn high" for the All-Time chart. On the first post, I included the multipliers I used dating back to the first Billboard chart which can help you see how differently those eras were weighted.

[bigbertha]

Wow @ Closer already having that many points. It will definitely make the list eventually.

[atg]

Just saying this but doesn't it seems that songs that are caught between decades more frustrating than between years. I think it's just me

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Sept 21, 2016 20:52:55 GMT -5 atg said:

Just saying this but doesn't it seems that songs that are caught between decades more frustrating than between years. I think it's just me

Yea like Down. :(

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Sept 21, 2016 21:06:50 GMT -5 @walker9 said:

Sept 21, 2016 20:52:55 GMT -5 atg said:

Just saying this but doesn't it seems that songs that are caught between decades more frustrating than between years. I think it's just me

Yea like Down. :(

Down?  What about Smooth, one of the biggest hits ever?

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Sept 21, 2016 21:08:33 GMT -5 @zach808 said:

Sept 21, 2016 21:06:50 GMT -5 @walker9 said:

Yea like Down. :(

Down?  What about Smooth, one of the biggest hits ever?

Smooth at least made 2 Decade charts.

[truemusicreviews]

"Smooth" made both the 1990's and 2000's decade-end charts. I think that goes to prove just how big of a hit it was.

[Mike is BAD]

Smooth definitely deserved the All Time #1 over Twist. Recalculate Billboard?

[scrohr424]

Heh, yeah, I guess back in the old days because there wasn't much to provide to make songs more massive, points must have been worth a lot more back then. That was kinda already explained, though. I do still find it interesting that it would own two different chart runs.

[scrohr424]

(Double post, again)

One thing that occurred to me is that Tik Tok is now listed in between Just The Way You Are and Dark Horse, which is not the case on Greatest of All Time. There, it's between Blurred Lines and Royals. And weren't only 32 of its weeks counted towards 2010(s)? Weren't its first six used up in 2009? And I doubt those six weeks would have pushed it back THAT much. So how did you come up with those point totals for GOAT and 2010 DE?

edit: So I calculated Tik Tok's six weeks from 2009 and got 61477, and added them to the current (reply #48) point totals for 2010, and ended with...1,114,985 points, which is give or take 300 more than george's GOAT totals on the OP. Hm.