Billboard Hot 100 - 5/29/2010

[d.t.m]

Yes! I'll admit that one of my private pleasures last summer was watching that crap Party In The USA being continually shut out of the top spot after so many tries and I know I'm not the only one. Go Katy!

[Adonis the DemiGod!]

Alicia key's has landed with me. I am in love with that Unthink-able song.

My songs of the moment are:

Find Your Love
Unthinkable
Rock Your Body

[ajisme]

monica's song disappeared. did it go into recurrent?

[Fresh]

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01 02 Imma Be The Black Eyed Peas Interscope
02 03 Dust In Gravity Delerium Featuring Kreesha Turner Nettwerk
03 04 Freeze Bimbo Jones Silver Label / Tommy Boy
04 07 Beauty In The World Macy Gray Concord / CMG
05 06 Something Like A Party School Gyrls Ncredible/Island / IDJMG
06 09 Gettin' Over You David Guetta & Chris Willis Featuring Fergie & LMFAO Gum/Astralwerks / Capitol
07 05 Rude Boy Rihanna SRP/Def Jam / IDJMG
08 10 Take Control Julissa Veloz Carrillo
09 18 Pretty Mess Erika Jayne RM
10 13 Rise! Vernessa Mitchell Continuous Cool
11 11 Video Phone Beyonce Featuring Lady Gaga Music World / Columbia
12 01 Pyramid Charice Featuring Iyaz 143 / Reprise
13 23 Not Myself Tonight Christina Aguilera RCA / RMG
14 12 Waves Of Change Samantha James OM
15 17 Nasty Boy Jipsta Provocative THANKS!
16 15 I Am Mary J. Blige Matriarch/Geffen / Interscope
17 20 Right Here Right Now BWO Lollipop
18 22 Rock That Body The Black Eyed Peas Interscope
19 24 OMG Usher Featuring will.i.am LaFace / JLG
20 21 On Time Disco Biscuits Featuring TuPhace Diamond Riggs / SCI Fidelity
21 19 Drummer Boy Debi Nova Surco / Decca
22 14 Break Your Heart Taio Cruz Featuring Ludacris Mercury / IDJMG
23 30 Keep Faith Dresden & Johnston Vs. John Debo Featuring Mezo Riccio Problem Child
24 26 Ooh Ooh Ooh Jason Antone Chickie
25 27 Pick Me Up Emilia De Poret Solmatic
26 29 If You Wanna Fly Veronica MVA
27 28 Shine Black Gold Red Bull
28 31 Happiness Alexis Jordan StarRoc/Roc Nation / Columbia
29 08 Rocket Goldfrapp Mute
30 25 Can U Hear Me Altar Featuring Amannda MamaHouse
31 16 Sweet Disposition The Temper Trap Liberation/Glassnote /Columbia
32 33 In My Head Jason Derulo Beluga Heights / Warner Bros.
33 34 Freak Estelle Featuring Kardinal Offishall Home School / Atlantic
34 32 Lala Song Bob Sinclar Featuring Wonder Mike And Master Gee Maxa
35 39 Dirty Talk Wynter Gordon Big Beat / Atlantic
36 NE Commander Kelly Rowland Motown
37 36 Emorio Sergio Mendes Concord
38 40 Shark In The Water V.V. Brown Capitol
39 37 Will U B Mine? Beatnik Castle Featuring Francillia Mad Monk
40 NE Alejandro Lady Gaga Streamline/KonLive/Cherrytree / Interscope
41 44 If This Is Love Leah Driscoll Sean Robert
42 41 Memories David Guetta Featuring Kid Cudi Gum/Astralwerks / Capitol
43 47 Deep N Luv Sariah Sariah
44 49 Gilligan Kim Esty Squeezetoy
45 45 Blah Blah Blah Ke$ha Featuring 3OH!3 Kemosabe/RCA / RMG
46 46 Was It Ever Love Richard Scotti Featuring Miguelito LaMorte J. Jorn
47 NE Rich (Fake It Til You Make It) Lolene Capitol
48 35 Heartbreak On Vinyl Blake Lewis Tommy Boy
49 NE Big Love Suzanne Palmer Star 69
50 NE Alligator Tegan And Sara Vapor/Sire / Warner Bros.[/ul]

[kt1990]

May 16, 2010 14:51:33 GMT -5 Adonis the DemiGod! said:

Alicia key's has landed with me. I am in love with that Unthink-able song.

It really is amazing. It'll be a crime if it doesn't go at least top 20.

[kingofpain]

I'm kinda surprised that radio isn't adding "If We Ever Meet Again" aggressively, the song itself is actually doing alright on iTunes, it's hovering around #20, which means the public somewhat like it. If Katy Perry explodes with California Gurls, I'm shocked that Timbaland's label wouldn't aggressively try and push that track as well - it's radio friendly and personal opinion aside (I LOVE THE SONG), to me it seems to be the most marketable out of ALL the tracks he's released off his latest album to date.

[stooki3]

9. KE$HA - Your Love Is My Drug: 69.507 (+ 1.425).

12. LADY GAGA - Alejandro: 55.998 (+ 1.060).

KATY PERRY - California Gurls f/Snoop Dogg: 26.063 (+ 3.086).

CHRISTINA AGUILERA - Not Myself Tonight: 15.634 (- 1.205). :o :o

[Tanisha Thomas.]

Why is that Christina loss so shocking? It's done. Finished. Over. See ya!

[Soldado de Juguete]

ke$ha

[Legoman]

Kesha's coming for all ya wigs!

[renfield75]

May 15, 2010 10:04:39 GMT -5 Bluemargay said:

If the next few weeks play out as expected then for the first time in Billboard history, there will be 3 consecutive #1 debuts.

No...Mariah's "Fantasy," Whitney's "Exhale," and Mariah and Boyz II Men's "One Sweet Day" all debuted at number one consecutively in 1995.

[Bluemargay]

I meant in consecutive weeks. Mariah spent several weeks at #1 before Whitney debuted.

[singingsparrow]

May 15, 2010 3:25:16 GMT -5 $uperb@tDuDe said:

May 14, 2010 21:08:24 GMT -5 @singingsparrow said:

Producers simply have a tough time establishing solid careers as lead artists in the general sense..

Namaste,
Lisping Hibiscus

Not necessarily. I mean there's Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Pharell/N*E*R*D, P.Diddy, The Dream, Lil' Jon, T-pain, Missy Elliott, they all are producers who were able to establish careers as lead artists.

Of them, only Missy Elliot and P.Diddy, I'd argue, have had consistent and sustainable success. It remains to be seen if Timbaland will join the camp which, if sales figures for his latest album despite several hit singles is of any indication, it will be a struggle.

Dr. Dre certainly had two successful albums during the 1990's, but his most recent tanked and, after all...........can virtually any average listener now remember the title of a single song he's credited as lead on? Dr. Dre will certainly inevitably be remembered most as Eminem's mentor, not a solo artist, as talented as he is.

T-Pain has undoubtedly been making a mark as a ubiquitous featured performer, but when it comes to his own body of work, his success has actually been quite limited. He's never had an album even go Platinum. He'll likely be most remembered as the Auto-Tune sideshow.

The Dream is certainly talented and deserving of great success as his sophomore album especially proved, but, like T-Pain, he has failed to go beyond Gold status for any record and hasn't even been that big on the singles front.

N.E.R.D has not had a single song chart the Billboard Hot 100 as a principle performer, and Pharrell Williams has only had one Top 40 hit as one himself.

Lil' Jon's career didn't even start in production.

Namaste,
Lisping Hibiscus

[Minor Scratch]

May 17, 2010 1:23:08 GMT -5 @singingsparrow said:

May 15, 2010 3:25:16 GMT -5 $uperb@tDuDe said:

Not necessarily. I mean there's Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Pharell/N*E*R*D, P.Diddy, The Dream, Lil' Jon, T-pain, Missy Elliott, they all are producers who were able to establish careers as lead artists.

Of them, only Missy Elliot and P.Diddy, I'd argue, have had consistent and sustainable success. It remains to be seen if Timbaland will join the camp which, if sales figures for his latest album despite several hit singles is of any indication, it will be a struggle.

Dr. Dre certainly had two successful albums during the 1990's, but his most recent tanked and, after all...........can virtually any average listener now remember the title of a single song he's credited as lead on? Dr. Dre will certainly inevitably be remembered most as Eminem's mentor, not a solo artist, as talented as he is.

T-Pain has undoubtedly been making a mark as a ubiquitous featured performer, but when it comes to his own body of work, his success has actually been quite limited. He's never had an album even go Platinum. He'll likely be most remembered as the Auto-Tune sideshow.

The Dream is certainly talented and deserving of great success as his sophomore album especially proved, but, like T-Pain, he has failed to go beyond Gold status for any record and hasn't even been that big on the singles front.

N.E.R.D has not had a single song chart the Billboard Hot 100 as a principle performer, and Pharrell Williams has only had one Top 40 hit as one himself.

Lil' Jon's career didn't even start in production.

Namaste,
Lisping Hibiscus

I do usually agree with you but you've stepped into a grey area here when it comes to hiphop. If you are basing this on sales figures, prominence, and success, Dr. Dre is a legend. Must I remind you that Dr. Dre produced and rapped with the one of the most legitimate rap groups in the history of the genre, NWA.

Both his lead albums have combined for 10 million in US sales. And the average person does know 'Nuthin But A G Thang', 'Keep Their Heads Ringin', 'Still DRE', 'Forgot About DRE', and 'The Next Episode' (not to mention HUGE features on 'California Love' and 'No Diggity', two hits that undoubtedly set the tone for the CHR/Mainstream radio format to add more hip-hop to their playlists). He hasn't had anything big in the last ten years, but I don't blame him because the state of hiphop and the music he wants to create are simply not meshing together. He probably doesn't want to go the route of selling out like Timbaland to gain success, and I respect him for that. But he is probably one of the best artists to come out of simple production means. Dre has some of most underrated verses out there for a producer.

[BlueSwan]

Ehhh....Dr.Dre has only done two solo albums, both amongst the biggest sellers in hip-hop history. His upcoming and much delayed "Detox" album is without a doubt the most anticipated album in hip-hop history. The guy has never produced a flop since he started having hits with NWA in th 80's.

[chopped89]

May 17, 2010 8:50:55 GMT -5 BlueSwan said:

Ehhh....Dr.Dre has only done two solo albums, both amongst the biggest sellers in hip-hop history. His upcoming and much delayed "Detox" album is without a doubt the most anticipated album in hip-hop history. The guy has never produced a flop since he started having hits with NWA in th 80's.

Detox is gonna come out in 2040, i don't think i'll be able to still listen to rap music at that time....I may stop listening to rap music when i break the 35 mark...and Dre will still not release his album!

[BlueSwan]

May 17, 2010 9:07:00 GMT -5 chopped89 said:

May 17, 2010 8:50:55 GMT -5 BlueSwan said:

Ehhh....Dr.Dre has only done two solo albums, both amongst the biggest sellers in hip-hop history. His upcoming and much delayed "Detox" album is without a doubt the most anticipated album in hip-hop history. The guy has never produced a flop since he started having hits with NWA in th 80's.

Detox is gonna come out in 2040, i don't think i'll be able to still listen to rap music at that time....I may stop listening to rap music when i break the 35 mark...and Dre will still not release his album!

It's very possible that Detox is never coming out, but it was still wrong of the poster to claim that Dre's last project was a dud. His last project was "2001", one of the best selling and highest acclaimed hip-hop albums in history.

[@DiegoMarcondes_]

Mediabase update

TOP 10
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1. B.O.B - Nothin' On You f/Bruno Mars: 146.836 (- 0.010)
2. RIHANNA - Rude Boy: 123.981 (- 1.414)
3. LADY ANTEBELLUM - Need You Now : 104.970 (- 1.419)
4. TAIO CRUZ - Break Your Heart f/Ludacris: 104.623 (+ 0.563)
5. USHER - OMG f/will. i. am: 103.672 (+ 2.465)
6. TRAIN - Hey, Soul Sister: 99.323 (- 0.338)
7. JASON DERULO - In My Head Billboard Charts: 87.196 (- 0.716)
8. LUDACRIS - My Chick Bad f/Nicki Minaj: 70.909 (- 0.224)
9. KE$HA - Your Love Is My Drug: 70.573 (+ 1.066)
10. DRAKE - Over: 69.459 (+ 0.479)

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11. THE SCRIPT - Breakeven: 68.977 (+ 0.185)
12. LADY GAGA - Alejandro: 56.559 (+ 0.561)
13. CHRIS YOUNG - The Man I Want To Be: 52.615 (- 0.403)
14. B.O.B - Airplanes f/Hayley Williams: 52.383 (+ 2.467)
15. ALICIA KEYS - Unthinkable (I'm Ready): 50.033 (+ 0.781)
16. USHER - Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home) = 48.074 (- 0.276) ¡ø
17. LADY GAGA - Telephone f/Beyonce = 47.900 (- 0.121) ¡ø
18. JOE NICHOLS - Gimmie That Girl: 47.567 (- 1.043) ¨‹
19. MICHAEL BUBLE - Haven't Met You Yet: 47.203 (+ 0.351) ¡ø
20. KENNY CHESNEY - Ain't Back Yet: 46.609 (- 0.272) ¨‹
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OUTRAS:
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TREY SONGZ - Say Aah: 44.586 (- 0.637)
ADAM LAMBERT - Whataya Want From Me = 44.209 (- 0.150)
BLACK EYED PEAS - Imma Be: 44.099 (- 1.075)
GEORGE STRAIT - I Gotta Get To You: 43.376 (+ 0.065)
MIRANDA LAMBERT - The House That Built Me: 43.340 (+ 0.099)
TIMBALAND - Carry Out f/Justin Timberlake: 42.381 (- 0.092)
STEEL MAGNOLIA - Keep On Lovin' You: 41.628 (- 0.048)
JAY-Z - Young Forever f/Mr. Hudson: 38.219 (+ 0.143)
LADY ANTEBELLUM - American Honey = 37.978 (- 1.211)
RASCAL FLATTS ¨C Unstoppable = 37.304 (+ 0.263)
JUSTIN MOORE ¨C Backwoods = 36.711 (- 0.748)
TREY SONGZ - Neighbors Know My Name: 36.354 (- 0.208)

JASON ALDEAN - Crazy Town: 35.353 (+ 0.153)
BRAD PAISLEY - Water: 33.705 (+ 0.148)
USHER - Lil' Freak f/Nicki Minaj: 32.411 (+ 0.383)
CLAY WALKER - She Won't Be Lonely Long: 32.333 (- 0.022)
DRAKE - Find Your Love: 31.852 (+ 2.286)
LA ROUX - Bulletproof: 30.902 (+ 0.398)
LUKE BRYAN - Rain Is A Good Thing: 30.292 (- 0.241)
ERIC CHURCH - Hell On The Heart: 29.310 (- 0.357)
SELENA GOMEZ & THE SCENE - Naturally = 29.305 (- 0.205)
KATY PERRY - California Gurls f/Snoop Dogg: 28.409 (+ 2.346)
SEAN KINGSTON & JUSTIN BIEBER - Eenie Meenie: 27.968 (+ 0.177)
USHER - There Goes My Baby: 27.834 (+ 0.362)
REBA - I Keep On Lovin' You: 27.702 (- 0.215)
JAMIE FOXX - Winner f/Justin Timberlake: 27.275 (- 0.118)
BLACK EYED PEAS - Rock That Body: 27.238 (+ 1.475)
LIFEHOUSE - Halfway Gone = 27.073 (+ 0.079)
TRAVIE MCCOY - Billionaire f/Bruno Mars: 26.036 (+ 0.473)
MARTINA MCBRIDE - Wrong Baby Wrong: 26.020 (+ 0.531)
YOUNG JEEZY - Lose My Mind f/Plies: 24.085 (+ 0.547)
DJ KHALED - All I Do Is Win f/T-Pain: 23.536 (- 0.006)
NICKELBACK - This Afternoon: 22.282 (+ 0.293)
T.I. - I'm Back: 21.861 (+ 0.315)
KEVIN RUDOLF - I Made It: 18.708 (+ 0.447)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Undo It: 17.198 (+ 1.064)
SHONTELLE - Impossible: 15.322 (+ 0.359)
COLBIE CAILLAT - I Never Told You: 14.452 (+ 0.069)
EMINEM - Not Afraid: 13.658 (+ 0.737)
KELLY CLARKSON - All I Ever Wanted: 13.432 (+ 0.003)
LUDACRIS - Sex Room f/Trey Songz: 10.641 (+ 0.184)
DAVID GUETTA & CHRIS WILLIS - Gettin Over You f/Fergie/LMFAO: 10.365 (+ 0.441)
JUSTIN BIEBER - Somebody To Love: 9.628 (+ 0.430)
CIARA - Ride f/Ludacris: 9.368 (+ 0.293)
TIMBALAND - If We Ever Meet Again f/Katy: 9.136 (- 0.161)
JACK JOHNSON - You And Your Heart: 8.441 (+ 0.046)
ENRIQUE IGLESIAS - I Like It f/Pitbull: 6.361 (+ 0.496)
MILEY CYRUS - Can't Be Tamed: 6.169 (+ 0.235)

plus

MIKE POSNER- Cooler Than Me= 16.811
3OH!3- My First Kiss f/Ke$ha= 4.164
DONDRIA- You're The One=15.798
ROB THOMAS - Mockingbird= 6.648
V V BROWN- Shark In The Water= 3.873
CHRISTINA AGUILERA - Not Myself Tonight: 14.419 (- 1.215)
JOHN MAYER - Half Of My Heart: 9.683
PINK - Glitter In The Air: 6.712
TRAIN - If It's Love: 6.621
SHINEDOWN - The Crow & The Butterfly: 5.901
PARAMORE - The Only Exception: 3.936
SARA BAREILLES - King Of Anything: 0.851
KRIS ALLEN - The Truth: 0.797
ADAM LAMBERT - If I Had You: 0.332
CHRISTINA AGUILERA - Woo Hoo: 0.299
LIGHTS - Saviour: 0.278
RIHANNA - Rockstar 101 f/Slash: 0.126
MARIT LARSEN - If A Song Could Get Me You: 0.084
ONEREPUBLIC - Secrets: 0.050
M.I.A. - XXXO: 0.044
RIHANNA - Te Amo: 0.010
A FINE FRENZY - Electric Twist: 0.003

Updated by Fabio from Billboard Charts and ME>>> www.orkut.com.br/Main#CommTopics?cmm=78696741

[chopped89]

Wow, eminem is increasing each update. That's awesome!

[jgizzle89]

T-Pain has undoubtedly been making a mark as a ubiquitous featured performer, but when it comes to his own body of work, his success has actually been quite limited. He's never had an album even go Platinum. He'll likely be most remembered as the Auto-Tune sideshow.



quite limited? here are his singles' peaks on Hot 100 and the Hip-Hop/R&B chart

I'm Sprung: 8 9
I'm In Love With a Stripper: 5 10
Buy U a Drank: 1 1
Bartender: 5 9
Can't Believe It: 7 2
Chopped and Screwed: 27 3


now, call me crazy, but 6 top 10 singles as a lead artist (5 of which were top 10 on both charts) doesn't sound too bad. Oh and while I don't know if "Epiphany" was ever certified platinum, i'm pretty sure it sold near the 1 million mark.

but yes, he probably will be remembered for his auto-tune antics. this, however, does not mean that he lacked a substantial solo career.

[felipe]

Why isn't the Jamie Foxx/Justin T single smashing at radio? I always thought it would.

[gagagigigugu]

any chances for "Alejandro" to break into the top 10 this week?:)

[stooki3]

9. KE$HA - Your Love Is My Drug: 70.573 (+ 1.066)


LETS GO!!!

[Osaka Sun]

May 17, 2010 12:02:23 GMT -5 gagagigigugu said:

any chances for "Alejandro" to break into the top 10 this week?:)

It's top 10 in sales and top 12 in airplay. It'll definantly be top 10.

[bruno]

Is Katy Perry going for #1 this week?

I love her new song!!!

[cking33]

May 17, 2010 17:14:57 GMT -5 Osaka Sun said:

May 17, 2010 12:02:23 GMT -5 gagagigigugu said:

any chances for "Alejandro" to break into the top 10 this week?:)

It's top 10 in sales and top 12 in airplay. It'll definantly be top 10.

That's about where it was last week and it missed out.

[David]

Quick Hot 100 fact:

If California Gurls debuts at #1, it will only be the 2nd time ever a #1 debut has replaced another #1 debut. The last (and only) time a #1 debut replaced a #1 debut was on the December 2, 1995 chart when One Sweet Day by Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men replaced Exhale (Shoop Shoop) by Whitney Houston.

[cucky]

Hope California Gurls debuts at #1 ^^

GO Rock That Body!

[Deleted]

May 18, 2010 1:40:57 GMT -5 David said:

Quick Hot 100 fact:

If California Gurls debuts at #1, it will only be the 2nd time ever a #1 debut has replaced another #1 debut. The last (and only) time a #1 debut replaced a #1 debut was on the December 2, 1995 chart when One Sweet Day by Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men replaced Exhale (Shoop Shoop) by Whitney Houston.

One week earlier, Exhale (Shoop Shoop) replaced Mariah's "Fantasy" at #1. "Fantasy" which was #1 for 8 weeks, was also a #1 debut.

[RockaByeBaby]

Ke$ha and Katy