American Top 40 Special: Top 40 Of 2000's

[jasonharper2004]

American top 40 Special: Top 40 Of 2000's


Weekend Of Janurany 2nd/3rd 2010
www.at40.com
Hosted By Ryan Seacrest

Here We Go Biggest Hits From Last 10 Years

#40: Sean Paul "Temperature"
#39: 'NSYNC "Bye Bye Bye"
#38: Justin Timberlake "Rock Your Body"
#37: Shaggy Feat Rayvon "Angel"
#36: Vanessa Carlton " A Thousand Miles"
#35: Evanescence Feat Paul McCoy "Bring Me To Life"
#34: 3 Doors Down "When I'm Gone"
#33: Ciara Feat Missy Elliot "1,2 Step"
#32: Jesse McCartney "Leavin' "
Extra: Christina Aguilera Feat Lil Kim,Mya,And Pink "Lady Marmalade"
#31: Nelly "Ride With Me"
Optional Extra: Outkast "Hey Ya"
#30: Justin Timberlake "What Goes Around,Come Around"
#29: Vertical Horizon "Everything You Want"
#28: Green Day "Blvd Of Broken Dreams"
#27: The Black Eyed Peas Feat Justin Timberlake "Where Is The Love"
#26: Rihanna "S.O.S. (Resue Me)"
#25: Nickelback "How Do You Remind Me"
#24: Natasha Bedingfield "Unwritten"
#23: Nelly Furtado Feat Timbaland "Promiscuous"
Extra: Nelly Feat Tim McGraw "Over And Over"
#22: Avril Lavigne "Complicated"
#21: The Black Eyed Peas "Boom Boom Pow"
Optional Extra: Timbaland Feat One Republic "Apologize"
#20: Maroon 5 "This Love"
#19: Shakira Feat Wyclef Jean "Hips Don't Lie"
#18: Hoobastrank "The Reason"
#17: Timbaland Feat Keri Hilson "The Way I Are"
#16: Pink "Ur + Ur Hand"
#15: Mariah Carey "We Belong Together"
#14: Lady Gaga Feat Colby O Donis "Just Dance"
#13: Kelly Clarkson "Behind These Hazler Eyes"
#12: Lady Gaga "Poker Face"
#11: Nelly Furtado "Say It Right"
Optional Extra: Destiny Child "Independent Woman (Part 1)"
#10: Linkin Park "In The End"
#09: Fergie "Big Girls Don't Cry"
#08: All American Rejects "Give You Hell"
#07: Beyonce "Irreplaceable"
#06: Leona Lewis "Bleeding Love"
#05: 50 Cent "In The Club"
#04: Kelly Clarkson "Since You Been Gone"
#03: Flo Rida Feat T-Pain "Low"
Optional Extra: Britney Spears "Opps.. I Did It A Again"
#02: Lifehouse "Hangin By A Moment"
#01: Usher "Yeah"
#1 Song For Past Decade of 2000's

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[95-7 Ben FM]

At least on the KISS FM Seattle stream, the version of "Ride With Me" (at #31) is not the version I know...the chorus sounds an awful lot like the chorus of John Mayer's "No Such Thing". Does anyone know about this remix?

[kellybcfan98]

I think kelly will have BTHE, BOY, and SUBG chart. Possibly BA too.

[jasonharper2004]

Yes It Was Remix Version Don't Know Which One Yet

[neally]

Wow, Kelly is by the #1 CHR/POP artist on that chart ! :)

[Black Jesus]

I knew 'Yeah' would be #1....such an overrated song though lol

CONGRATS TO KELLY! Only artist with 2 songs in the Top 15!!

[kellybcfan98]

Yay KELLY CLARKSON!! ONLY ARTIST with two songs in the top 15 including one in the top 5!! I bet if this was a top 100, BA and BOY and MLWSWY would be on it too haha. But yay kelly!

[neally]

Jan 2, 2010 10:57:00 GMT -5 Black Jesus said:

I knew 'Yeah' would be #1....such an overrated song though lol

CONGRATS TO KELLY! Only artist with 2 songs in the Top 15!!

Lady Gaga has 2 songs in the Top 15, but her rankings overall are lower than Kelly's.

[Cerebro]

So, just like Rick Dees' decade end chart, there is inconsistency here, too. "Poker Face" was the #1 song of 2009 on the year end chart but it ended up being the second biggest 2009 song on the decade end chart (behind "Gives You Hell"). How does that happen?

I'm also rather surprised that "Apologize" missed the top 40 since it was the #1 song of the decade on Billboard's list.

[Devil Marlena Nylund]

The remix of 'Ride Wit Me' was probably from Nelly's remix album that came out in 2003ish. I think it sampled 'No Such Thing'.

A lot of the song placings on this surprised me. Was 'Gives You Hell' really THAT big a hit? And 'Low' #3?

[uglyboy]

Where are Womanizer, Circus and Toxic ???

[Kii]

I can't believe Lady Marmalade didn't make the actual chart. Wasn't that song huge? Surprised U + Ur Hand charted so high here too, but not complaining.

[shoocoochoocoo]

what is the credibility of this sh!t? none! this is as fake as rick's one, so listen to it with some indulgence

[KelownaGuy20]

I really enjoyed this countdown :)

[gin]

Jan 2, 2010 14:14:15 GMT -5 shoocoochoocoo said:

what is the credibility of this sh!t? none! this is as fake as rick's one, so listen to it with some indulgence

Exactly! AT40 has clearly entered full-force into the race for the Lifetime Achievement Award for Jerkoff Countdowns.

[Devil Marlena Nylund]

Is there an actual chart from Mediabase we can compare these to? Because it seems like every radio countdown with a decade chart is getting pissed on by everyone here.

[at40forever]

Can anyone send me a copy of the chart please?

[Deleted]

I guess I am in the minority. I thought the chart was ok, and enjoyed the show. Seacrest essentially ripping on "I Love You, Always, Forever" I thought was great.

[richie]

Admittedly, Irreplaceable entered AT40 in Dec. of '06, but AT 40 usually has early cut-offs for the year end countdown. How does Irreplaceable which was #13 on the 2007 year end countdown beat out Big Girls Don't Cry which was #1 for that year?

Does anyone have spin totals to determine how the songs for the decade should actually be
ranked?

[friday]

Personally, I think this is the best of the decade countdowns I've seen. I wish it hadn't come on so early in Seattle, otherwise I would've tried to wake up early enough to hear as much of it as I could. Instead I only got to hear the top 6.

Very glad to see "Hanging by a Moment" get its due in the top 10 on AT40, and all the way at #2 at that. Especially after it and "Everything You Want" got shafted on Dees' countdown.

Edit: I just noticed the second thread for this, and this one caught my eye.

NOTES:
• Decade end #1s on other charts:
Rock: 3 Doors Down - Loser

Huh. I wouldn't have seen that one coming. I'd love to have seen the rest of that decade chart.

[Marv]

I know that Tim McGraw was the most played artist of the decade across all genres with 7,800,000 spins, according to Nielsen/BDS.

Nickelback & Green Day, the only two non-country artists to make the top ten, finished fifth & tenth respectively, in total spins for the decade.

'Yeah!' was the most played song of the decade at top 40 radio.

[Cerebro]

This chart is much more balanced than Rick Dees chart (which completely ignored the first two years of the decade). Here's a year by year breakdown (counting songs towards the year they reached their peak positions):

2000 (2 songs, 4 with extras*)
Bye Bye Bye
Everything You Want
Independendent Women Part I*
Oops!...I Did It Again*

2001 (3 songs, 4 with extras*)
Angel
Ride Wit Me
Hanging By A Moment
Lady Marmalade*

2002 (4 songs)
A Thousand Miles
How You Remind Me
Complicated
In The End

2003 (5 songs, 6 with extras*)
Rock Your Body
Bring Me To Life
When I'm Gone
Where Is The Love?
In Da Club
Hey Ya!*

2004 (3 songs, 4 with extras*)
This Love
The Reason
Yeah!
Over And Over*

2005 (5 songs)
1, 2 Step
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
We Belong Together
Behind These Hazel Eyes
Since U Been Gone

2006 (5 songs)
Temperature
S.O.S. (Rescue Me)
Unwritten
Promiscuous
Hips Don't Lie

2007 (6 songs, 7 with extras*)
What Goes Around...Comes Around
The Way I Are
U And Ur Hand
Say It Right
Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal)
Irreplaceable
Apologize*

2008 (3 songs)
Leavin'
Bleeding Love
Low

2009 (4 songs)
Boom Boom Pow
Just Dance
Poker Face
Gives You Hell

Also, I'm listening to a part of the show I missed yesterday, and Ryan listed the top 5 albums of the decade. Not sure what the source for this list was, but here they are with the Billboard decade end position noted in parenthesis for comparison.

5 OutKast - Speakerboxxx/The Love Below (33)
4 Creed - Human Clay (5)
3 'N Sync - No Strings Attached (1)
2 Shania Twain - Up! (35)
1 Santana - Supernatural (9)

[johnnywest]

This show had a lot of fun stuff, like tops of other decade charts, tops of past decade charts, top movies, and 20 years of "The Simpsons."

And we did get to hear songs from 2000 and 2001, unlike somebody else's decade chart.

[richie]

The first segment was a bit bizarre. First, RS said that Temperature was from 2005 which is incorrect.
(I listened to the tape twice to check that's what he said.) Then he said he hasn't seen a store
with CD's in it for a long time. How about Best Buy, Wal Mart, etc., Ryan?
Later on around #34 he said it was 34 for the millennium, and around #27, they were looking back on the 2000's, 2001-2009. That's what he said.

[patstop40]

Ok I just gotta say it What the heck Ryan???????? Where the hell is "Leave (Get Out" and "Too Little To Late" by JoJo? Those were two of the biggest #1 songs of the decade and she isnt in the top 40? All I can say is this wouldnt have happened if this was still Casey Kasem's show lol. Happy New Year everyone!

[Nicholas2.0]

When Ryan was teasing Vertical Horizon's "Everything You Want" coming up after the break, he implied that Tiffani Thiessen was in the video. No, Ryan, that would be the "You're a God" video.

[No Brake$]

How did "Unwell" by Matchbox Twenty not make this? I'm pretty sure it was the most played song of 2003.

[No Brake$]

How did "Unwell" by Matchbox Twenty not make this? I'm pretty sure it was the most played song of 2003.