American Top 40 (Hot AC) - March 2, 2024

[upland1425]

American Top 40 with Ryan Seacrest (Hot AC) - March 2, 2024


LW TW (WKS) Artist –• Title (Peak so far / Year for extra)
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39 40 (27) Noah Kahn feat. Post Malone –• Dial Drunk (10)
32 39 (18) U2 –• Atomic City (21)
-> 38 (01) Kenya Grace –• Strangers (38)

25 37 (16) Marshmello, P!nk & Sting –• Dreaming (13)
37 36 (06) for King & Country –• What Are We Waiting For (36)
Extra: Kelly Clarkson –• Lighthouse (2024)
33 35 (33) Olivia Rodrigo –• vampire (1-1 week)
-> 34 (01) Sophie Ellis-Bextor –• Murder On The Dance Floor (34)
Breakout: Gwen Stephani & Blake Shelton –• Purple Irises

24 33 (24) Sarah Reeves –• Get Back Your Fight (19)
34 32 (03) Jelly Roll feat. Lainey Wilson –• Save Me (32)
21 31 (09) AJR –• Yes, I'm A Mess (21)
Extra: Taylor Swift –• Shake It Off (Taylor's version) (2014)
Request #1: Jack Harlow –• First Class (2022)

31 30 (13) Blanca feat. Tauren Wells –• Something Better (27)
28 29 (07) Alicia Keys –• Lifeline (26)
27 28 (40) Luke Combs –• Fast Car (1-2 weeks)
38 27 (02) Benson Boone –• Beautiful Things (27)
Breakout: Doja Cat –• Agora Hills

36 26 (02) Not The 1975 –• Knox (26)
29 25 (13) Morgan Wallen –• Thinkin' Bout Me (25)
30 24 (05) Tyla –• Water (24)
On The Verge: Tate McRae –• Exes

26 23 (03) Jennifer Lopez –• Can't Get Enough (23) + Interview
20 22 (20) Zach Bryan feat. Kacey Musgraves –• I Remember Everything (20)
19 21 (39) Dua Lipa –• Dance The Night (1-3 weeks)
Request #2: Ariana Grande –• 34+35 (2021)

23 20 (08) Jack Harlow –• Lovin On Me (20)
16 19 (28) Jelly Roll –• NEED A FAVOR (4)
Breakout: Beyoncé –• TEXAS HOLD 'EM
Extra: Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber –• I Don't Care (2018)
17 18 (19) Doja Cat –• Paint The Town Red (14)

22 17 (06) Thirty Seconds To Mars –• Seasons (17)
18 16 (04) Noah Khan –• Stick Season (16)
Breakout: Phillip Phillips –• Love Like That
15 15 (17) Blink-182 –• One More Time (15)

14 14 (19) Sia –• Gimme Love (13)
13 13 (05) Ariana Grande –• yes, and? (12)
10 12 (25) Miley Cyrus –• Used To Be Young (1-4 weeks)
11 11 (08) Olivia Rodrigo –• get him back! (11)
Request #3: Panic! At The Disco –• High Hopes (2018)

12 10 (03) Justin Timberlake –• Selfish (10)
Extra: Lauren Daigle –• Turbulent Skies (2024)
09 09 (57) Miley Cyrus –• Flowers (1-16 weeks)
02 08 (22) Paul Russell –• Lil Boo Thang (2)
Breakout: Sabrina Carpenter –• Feather

08 07 (23) Teddy Swims –• Lose Control (7)
04 06 (45) Rema feat. Selena Gomez –• Calm Down (1-3 weeks)
07 05 (14) Dua Lipa –• Houdini (5) + Interview
Extra: Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars –• Uptown Funk! (2015)

06 04 (16) Taylor Swift –• Is It Over Now? (Taylor's version) (4)
01 03 (34) Taylor Swift –• Cruel Summer (1-17 weeks)
Request #4: Justin Bieber –• Intentions (2020)

03 02 (28) Billie Eilish –• What Was I Made For? (2)
05 01 (20) Tate McRae –• Greedy ** 1 week at #1



DROPPERS:
Lewis Capaldi –• Wish You The Best (from #40, after 40 weeks. Peak: #7)
Matchbox Twenty –• Don't Get Me Wrong (from #35, after 20 weeks, Peak: #18)

[upland1425]

American Top 40 Extras for the first weekend of March 2024 are:

Taylor Swift –• Shake It Off (Taylor's version) (2014)
Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars –• Uptown Funk! (2015)
Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber –• I Don't Care (2018)
Panic! At The Disco –• High Hopes (2018/RQ)
Justin Bieber –• Intentions (2020/RQ) without Quavo
Ariana Grande –• 34+35 (2021/RQ)
Jack Harlow –• First Class (2022/RQ)
Lauren Daigle –• Turbulent Skies (2024)
Kelly Clarkson –• Lighthouse (2024)


My favorite extras are "Uptown Funk!", "Shake It Off", "I Don't Care", "Lighthouse" and "Turbulent Skies".

[upland1425]

• This week's Top 11 chart positions are identical to those of Mediabase official weekly chart as of February 17, 2024 based on actual airplay spins from February 10 through February 16.

• Ryan mentioned that "Greedy" achieved the biggest leap to the top (from #5 to #1) since "Blank Space" [from #7 to #1 on January 10, 2015].
At that time, Ryan mentioned that the leap to #1 by "Blank Space" was the biggest since Mariah Carey's "Dreamlover" in 1993.
"Dreamlover" leaped from #8 to #1 on the Radio & Records CHR chart as of August 20, 1993.
Note: Radio & Records Adult CHR/Hot AC charts started on April 22, 1994.

[johnnywest]

Mar 2, 2024 10:04:35 GMT -5 upland1425 said:

American Top 40 Extras for the first weekend of March 2024 are:

Taylor Swift –• Shake It Off (Taylor's version) (2014)
Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber –• I Don't Care (2018)
Lauren Daigle –• Turbulent Skies (2024)
Kelly Clarkson –• Lighthouse (2024)

I like these best.

[musiciscool]

My favorite extras for this week are:

Shake It Off (Taylor's Version)
I Don't Care
High Hopes
Turbulent Skies
Lighthouse

[venture2000]

The songs by the legacy artists/bands I have been tracking [Matchbox Twenty, U2, Sting/Pink!] all failed to reach the top ten and have left or are on their way out of the countdown- profound sadness.

But on the flip side Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Murder On The Dance Floor entered the survey SQUEE!!!

[MostInterestingManInTheWorld]

Mar 3, 2024 6:14:14 GMT -5 venture2000 said:

The songs by the legacy artists/bands I have been tracking [Matchbox Twenty, U2, Sting/Pink!] all failed to reach the top ten and have left or are on their way out of the countdown- profound sadness.

But on the flip side Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Murder On The Dance Floor entered the survey SQUEE!!!

The fact that all of those are still charting does speak to their endurance, though.

[Hot AC Archiver]

Mar 3, 2024 9:05:25 GMT -5 MostInterestingManInTheWorld said:

Mar 3, 2024 6:14:14 GMT -5 venture2000 said:

The songs by the legacy artists/bands I have been tracking [Matchbox Twenty, U2, Sting/Pink!] all failed to reach the top ten and have left or are on their way out of the countdown- profound sadness.

But on the flip side Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Murder On The Dance Floor entered the survey SQUEE!!!

The fact that all of those are still charting does speak to their endurance, though.

Yes indeed. Sting first charted in the top 40 over 40 years ago and U2 will be 40 years this year I believe (using BB at least). That would be like someone who charted at the start of the Rock Era charting in 1996.

[MostInterestingManInTheWorld]

Mar 3, 2024 12:32:42 GMT -5 Hot AC Archiver said:

Mar 3, 2024 9:05:25 GMT -5 MostInterestingManInTheWorld said:

The fact that all of those are still charting does speak to their endurance, though.

Yes indeed. Sting first charted in the top 40 over 40 years ago and U2 will be 40 years this year I believe (using BB at least). That would be like someone who charted at the start of the Rock Era charting in 1996.

Exactly... something that doesn't get brought up enough is the chart longevity of so many artists - weirdly enough, this is most noticeable on the Alternative chart (U2, Green Day, Linkin Park, Blink 182, Foo Fighters, Sum 41, etc. all have chart spans of over 20 years, something which would've been quite unthinkable in 1994)