#1 Hits With A Follow Up That Failed To Chart

[Pulse]

You mean Free Loop didn't chart? :o

[bubblepop15]

thepulse said:

You mean Free Loop didn't chart? :o

I never actually heard it I don't think.

[Au$tin]

Not counting featured credits.

Jessie J - Domino
"Laserlight" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: "Wild"

David Guetta - Turn Me On
"Titanium"/"I Can Only Imagine" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: -

Nicki Minaj - Starships
"Right By My Side" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: "Beez in the Trap"

Ellie Goulding - Lights
"Anything Could Happen" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: "Figure 8"

Taylor Swift - We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
"Begin Again" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: "I Knew You Were Trouble."

Neon Trees - Lessons in Love (All Day, All Night)
"Sleeping with a Friend" failed to chart.*
Next charting hit: -

Ellie Goulding - Figure 8
"Explosions" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: "Burn"

Icona Pop - I Love It
"All Night" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: -

Selena Gomez - Come & Get It
"Slow Down" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: -

Paramore - Still Into You
"Daydreaming" failed to chart.
Next charting hit: -

Zendaya - Replay
"My Baby" failed to chart.*
Next charting hit: -

SoMo - Ride
"Show Off" failed to chart.*
Next charting hit: -

Pitbull - Timber
"Wild Wild Love" failed to chart.*
Next charting hit: -

*These singles are current and could still make the chart.

Echosmith have yet to release a follow up to "Cool Kids."
Lady Gaga has yet to release a follow up to "Do What U Want."
Katy Perry has yet to release a follow up to "Dark Horse."

Then there's Idina Menzel with "Let It Go." Not sure how that fares.

[Deleted]

Well, unless "Wide Awake" grows on me:
Katy Perry - Part Of Me

[nick64]

Jay-Z & Kanye West- "Ni**as in Paris"
-"Gotta Have It" peaked at #22
-"No Church in the Wild" peaked at #68

JoJo- "Disaster"
-"Sexy to Me" peaked at #17
-"Demonstrate" peaked at #49

Chris Brown- "Turn Up the Music"
-"Sweet Love" peaked at #32
-"Till I Die" peaked at #44
-"Don't Wake Me Up" peaked at #16

The Wanted- "Chasing the Sun"
-"I Found You" peaked at #29
-"Walks Like Rihanna" peaked at #46
-"We Own The Night" peaked at #39

Kanye West- "Mercy"
-"New God Flow" failed to chart
-"Clique" peaked at #47

Maroon 5- "One More Night"
-"Daylight" peaked at #38
-"Love Somebody" peaked at #48

Kendrick Lamar- "Swimming Pools (Drank)"
-"Poetic Justice" peaked at #38
-"Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe" peaked at #32
-"m.A.A.d city" peaked at #99

Ellie Goulding- "Figure 8"
-"Explosions" failed to chart

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis- "Can't Hold Us"
-"Same Love" peaked at #27

Little Mix- "DNA"
-"Change Your Life" peaked at #40
-"How Ya Doin'?" peaked at #31

Austin Mahone- "What About Love"
-"Banga! Banga" peaked at #49

[josh]

Off the top of my head:

"Ni**as in Paris"
Most likely "Where Have You Been" since Diamonds seems to be shit.

Can't think of anything else. My chart is also only 12 weeks old. Lol.

[cesarams]

Florence + the Machine - Shake It Out (No Light, No Light failed to chart)
Marina And the Diamonds - Primadonna (Power & Control failed to chart)

[Rocky]

Don't Speak - No Doubt
- "Excuse Me Mr." failed to chart.

Believe - Cher
- "Strong Enough" failed to chart.

Bailamos - Enrique Iglesias
- "Rhythm Divine" failed to chart. (the third single, "Be With You" hit #1, and the 4th one, "Could I Have This Kiss Forever" peaked at #2)

Ms. Jackson - OutKast
- "So Fresh, So Clean" did not chart.

Hero - Enrique Iglesias
- "Escape" failed to chart.

I can't remember any recent ones, because my chart is a Top 100 and the releases tend to peak at least in the lower half.

[Libra]

Let's see...since 2005...

First off, of my last post:

Songs too recent to say for sure yet:

Switchfoot "Dare You to Move" - but I suspect it'll only be a matter of time before this joins the list, seeing as how I still haven't heard "This is Your Life".
Avril Lavigne "Nobody's Home" - but this will be the last from Under My Skin, won't it?
Green Day "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"
Frankie J Featuring Baby Bash "Obsession (No Es Amor)"

None of these qualify. But these do:

Gavin DeGraw's "Chariot"

Marcos Hernandez "If You Were Mine" - did he even release a follow-up single?

Rihanna "Pon De Replay" - "If It's Lovin' That You Want", her only other release from Music of the Sun, missed.

Green Day "Wake Me Up When September Ends"

Mariah Carey "Shake it Off"

I do not count Stonebridge's "Put 'Em High", since I believe it was already quite old by the time I charted it. That, and any follow-ups in the dance world would've already come and gone, no?

Lifehouse "Blind" - did they have another single from that album after "Blind"?

Basically anything after that I can't really count fairly, since the chart went on hiatus in July 2006. (Quite a few of my 2006 #1s had follow-ups that didn't even get released until July or later.)


In the 2010-and-on era:

Mike Posner "Please Don't Go" - nor has he even charted since, for that matter.

Adele "Rolling in the Deep" - "Somebody Like You" is her only chart miss since bursting onto the scene with "Deep".

OneRepublic "Good Life" - or was that the last single? (Come to think of it, I'm thinking it was...)

Lady Antebellum "Just a Kiss" - though they haven't really had a cross-over follow-up since. I didn't count "Need You Now", because their second cross-over single, "I Run to You", hit #3.

Red Hot Chili Peppers "The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie" - though the only reason this was even able to hit #1 was because it was a damn good song that the Active Rock and Hot AC stations both played enough.

Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris "We Found Love"

Maroon 5 featuring Wiz Khalifa "Payphone"

And anything past that is too recent - i.e. either their follow-up is just being released now or we're still waiting for one.

[Lahey's Lucky Star]

Since 2013:
One Direction - "Kiss You" ("One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)" peaked at #27, but their next singles to chart made it to #1)
Pitbull f/Christina Aguilera - "Feel This Moment" ("Outta Nowhere" peaked at #45, Christina doesn't apply)
will.i.am f/Justin Bieber - "#thatPOWER" ("Bang Bang" failed to chart)
Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull - "Live It Up" ("Girls", "Same Girl" & "I Luh Ya Papi" not charting")
Capital Cities - "Safe And Sound" ("Kangaroo Court" failed to chart)
Imagine Dragons - "Radioactive" ("Demons" peaked at #43)
One Direction - "Story Of My Life" ("Midnight Memories" peaked at #33)
Shakira - "Can't Remember To Forget You" ("Empire" peaked at #38)

Too soon to call:
PSY - "Gentleman" (pending "Hangover")
Lady Gaga - "G.U.Y." (pending next single)
Conor Maynard - "R U Crazy" (pending next single)
Demi Lovato - "Neon Lights" (pending "Really Don't Care")
Beyoncé - "Partition" (pending "Pretty Hurts")
Calvin Harris - "Summer" (pending "Blame")
Neon Jungle - "Braveheart" (pending "Welcome To The Jungle")
Iggy Azalea f/Charli XCX - "Fancy" (pending "Black Widow")
The Saturdays - "Not Giving Up" (pending "What Are You Waiting For?")
5 Seconds of Summer - "Don't Stop" (pending "Amnesia")
Kiesza - "Hideaway" (pending "Giant In My Heart")
Ariana Grande f/Zedd - "Break Free" (pending next single)

[popstop]

It's only a 20 position chart, so I thought it was more interesting to see which acts haven't charted since their #1

Since 2011:

Vampire - The Orion Experience (Oct 2011)
Somebody That I Used to Know - Gotye and Kimbra (Mar. 2012)
Too Close - Alex Clare (July 2012)
Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jeppsen (August 2012)
His Eye Is On The Sparrow - Whitney Houston (August 2012) :(
Marriage Made in Hollywood - Bonnie Raitt (September 2012)
Cruise - Florida Georgia Line (October 2012)
Blood - In This Moment (October 2012)
All I Need Is Love - Cee Lo Green (December 2012)
Auld Lang Syne - Andrew Bird (January 2013)
Stars - Grace Potter and the Nocturnals (January 2013)
That Girl - The Noisettes (January 2013)
Panic Station - Muse (May 2013)
Get Lucky - Daft Punk (May 2013)
Bubble Butt - Major Lazer (July 2013)

For now:
Underneath the Tree - Kelly Clarkson (December 2013)
The Man - Aloe Blacc (February 2014)

EDIT: A year later, I can remove Major Lazer from the list. 

[Flip]

2012:

Studio Killers - Ode To The Bouncer
- "Eros and Apollo" failed to chart.

Michel Teló - Ai Se Eu Te Pego!
- "Bara Bara" failed to chart.

Ian Carey & Rosette ft. Timbaland & Brasco - Amnesia
- I don't exactly know what's the follow-up to that, but if there's one, it didn't make it to the chart.

K'Naan ft. Nelly Furtado - Is Anybody Out There?
- "Hurt Me Tomorrow" didn't make it to the chart.

Tone Damli ft. Eric Saade - Imagine
- "Smash" failed to chart.

2013:

Rihanna ft. Mikky Ekko - Stay
- "Pour It Up" failed to chart.

Demi Lovato - Heart Attack
- "Made in the USA" failed to chart.

Daft Punk ft. Pharrell - Get Lucky
- "Lose Yourself To Dance" failed to chart.

Jay-Z ft. Justin Timberlake - Holy Grail
- "Tom Ford" failed to chart.

[HolidayGuy]

Did this thread change from #1 hits/their follow-ups to hits in general and their follow-ups? :)

[nick64]

Mar 1, 2014 13:46:14 GMT -5 HolidayGuy said:

Did this thread change from #1 hits/their follow-ups to hits in general and their follow-ups? :)

I'm pretty sure everyone's still just listing #1s and their follow-ups

[Deleted]

Ariana Grande - The Way (feat. Mac Miller) [ #1 6 weeks]
Baby I failed to chart.

[HolidayGuy]

Oops- just noticed this was in "personal charts," so that explains my confusion.