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Cake Scores Lowest-Selling No. 1 in Billboard 200 History

The Digital Songs and Billboard 200 charts couldn't look anymore different this week.

Sales at the top of the Billboard 200 continue to slide, as the No. 1-debuting set -- from a rather unlikely band -- sold 44,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Meanwhile, Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me" makes a sizzling debut atop the Digital Songs chart with 411,000 sold.

Cake's "Showroom of Compassion" bows atop the Billboard 200 with just 44,000. That's not only the smallest frame for a No. 1 album since SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991 ( beating a record set only last week), but it's also obviously the tiniest figure racked up by a No. 1-debuting album.

Who would have thought that Cake -- a band that many may only remember for its 1998 No. 1 Alternative Songs hit, "Never There" -- would notch not just its first top 10 album in 2011, but also its first No. 1?

Cage the Elephant's new "Thank You Happy Birthday" debuts in the No. 2 slot with 39,000, while last week's No. 1, Taylor Swift's "Speak Now," drops to No. 3 (35,000; down 32%). Country act Steel Magnolia is the third and final bow in the top 10, as its self-titled set starts at No. 7 (28,000).

As for the rest of the top 10, Bruno Mars' "Doo-Wops & Hooligans" falls 3-4 (32,000; down 15%), Nicki Minaj's "Pink Friday" slips 2-5 (32,000; down 17%), and the "Country Strong" soundtrack rises 10-6 (29,000; up less than 1%). Rihanna's "Loud" slides 6-8 (28,000; down 16%), Mumford & Sons' "Sigh No More" dips 8-9 (26,000; down 24%), and Kanye West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" drops 7-10 (25,000; down 24%).

Over on the Digital Songs chart, things brighten up. The arrival of "Hold It Against Me" with an as-expected 411,000 downloads sold in its first week is not just Spears' best sales week for a digital song, but also the largest debut for a woman as a lead artist. It trumps the 325,000 that Swift's "Today Was a Fairytale" sold on the Feb. 6, 2010, chart.

This week, Spears leads two more top 10 bows: Avril Lavigne's "What the Hell" (No. 6 with 163,000) and West and Jay-Z's "H*A*M" (No. 10 with 125,000). The latter reached digital retailers one day later (Jan. 12) than the other two titles.

Last week's Digital Songs No. 1, Mars' "Grenade," falls to No. 2 (219,000; down 21%). Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" moves 4-3 (190,000; up 3%), Katy Perry's "Firework" slips 2-4 (184,000; down 20%), and Enrique Iglesias' "Tonight (I'm Lovin' You)" slides 3-5 (182,000; down 5%). The Black Eyed Peas' "The Time (Dirty Bit)" falls 5-7 (157,000; down 13%), Lil Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot" declines 7-8 (146,000; down 10%), and Ke$ha's "We R Who We R" tumbles 6-9 (141,000; down 19%).

Overall album sales in this past chart week (ending Jan. 16) totaled 4.9 million units, down 11% compared with the sum last week (5.4 million) and down 15% compared with the comparable sales week of 2010 (5.7 million). Year-to-date album sales stand at 10.3 million, an 11% drop compared with the same total at this point last year (11.6 million).

Digital track sales this past week totaled 27.5 million downloads, down 8% compared with last week (29.8 million) and 8% stacked next to the comparable week of 2010 (25.4 million). Year-to-date track sales are at 57.2 million, up 8% compared with the same total at this point last year (52.9 million).

Next week's Billboard 200 competes with the same week in 2010 when: The live charity compilation "Hope for Haiti Now" debuted at No. 1 with 171,000, marking the first digital-only album to reach the top of the chart. The previous week's No. 1, Vampire Weekend's "Contra," fell to No. 6 with 43,000 (down 65%).
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Jan 19 11 1:07 PM

Near record-low for SoundScan-era weekly album sales...

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The Digital Songs and Billboard 200 charts couldn't look anymore different this week.

Sales at the top of the Billboard 200 continue to slide, as the No. 1-debuting set -- from a rather unlikely band -- sold 44,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Meanwhile, Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me" makes a sizzling debut atop the Digital Songs chart with 411,000 sold.

Cake's "Showroom of Compassion" bows atop the Billboard 200 with just 44,000. That's not only the smallest frame for a No. 1 album since SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991 ( beating a record set only last week), but it's also obviously the tiniest figure racked up by a No. 1-debuting album.

Who would have thought that Cake -- a band that many may only remember for its 1998 No. 1 Alternative Songs hit, "Never There" -- would notch not just its first top 10 album in 2011, but also its first No. 1?

Cage the Elephant's new "Thank You Happy Birthday" debuts in the No. 2 slot with 39,000, while last week's No. 1, Taylor Swift's "Speak Now," drops to No. 3 (35,000; down 32%). Country act Steel Magnolia is the third and final bow in the top 10, as its self-titled set starts at No. 7 (28,000).

As for the rest of the top 10, Bruno Mars' "Doo-Wops & Hooligans" falls 3-4 (32,000; down 15%), Nicki Minaj's "Pink Friday" slips 2-5 (32,000; down 17%), and the "Country Strong" soundtrack rises 10-6 (29,000; up less than 1%). Rihanna's "Loud" slides 6-8 (28,000; down 16%), Mumford & Sons' "Sigh No More" dips 8-9 (26,000; down 24%), and Kanye West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" drops 7-10 (25,000; down 24%).

Over on the Digital Songs chart, things brighten up. The arrival of "Hold It Against Me" with an as-expected 411,000 downloads sold in its first week is not just Spears' best sales week for a digital song, but also the largest debut for a woman as a lead artist. It trumps the 325,000 that Swift's "Today Was a Fairytale" sold on the Feb. 6, 2010, chart.

This week, Spears leads two more top 10 bows: Avril Lavigne's "What the Hell" (No. 6 with 163,000) and West and Jay-Z's "H*A*M" (No. 10 with 125,000). The latter reached digital retailers one day later (Jan. 12) than the other two titles.

Last week's Digital Songs No. 1, Mars' "Grenade," falls to No. 2 (219,000; down 21%). Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" moves 4-3 (190,000; up 3%), Katy Perry's "Firework" slips 2-4 (184,000; down 20%), and Enrique Iglesias' "Tonight (I'm Lovin' You)" slides 3-5 (182,000; down 5%). The Black Eyed Peas' "The Time (Dirty Bit)" falls 5-7 (157,000; down 13%), Lil Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot" declines 7-8 (146,000; down 10%), and Ke$ha's "We R Who We R" tumbles 6-9 (141,000; down 19%).

Overall album sales in this past chart week (ending Jan. 16) totaled 4.9 million units, down 11% compared with the sum last week (5.4 million) and down 15% compared with the comparable sales week of 2010 (5.7 million). Year-to-date album sales stand at 10.3 million, an 11% drop compared with the same total at this point last year (11.6 million).

Digital track sales this past week totaled 27.5 million downloads, down 8% compared with last week (29.8 million) and 8% stacked next to the comparable week of 2010 (25.4 million). Year-to-date track sales are at 57.2 million, up 8% compared with the same total at this point last year (52.9 million).

Next week's Billboard 200 competes with the same week in 2010 when: The live charity compilation "Hope for Haiti Now" debuted at No. 1 with 171,000, marking the first digital-only album to reach the top of the chart. The previous week's No. 1, Vampire Weekend's "Contra," fell to No. 6 with 43,000 (down 65%).

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BILLBOARD TOP 25 ALBUMS

1 CAKE SHOWROOM OF COMPASSION 44,333 999 179 44,517
2 CAGE THE ELEPHANT THANK YOU HAPPY BIRTHDAY 38,592 999 162 38,856
3 SWIFT*TAYLOR SPEAK NOW 35,381 -32 52,028 3,047,740
4 MARS*BRUNO DOO - WOPS & HOOLIGANS 32,409 -15 38,175 528,346
5 MINAJ*NICKI PINK FRIDAY 31,939 -17 38,642 922,422
6 VARIOUS ARTISTS COUNTRY STRONG (ORIGINAL MOTIO 28,606 1 28,450 100,005
7 STEEL MAGNOLIA STEEL MAGNOLIA 28,313 999 25 28,346
8 RIHANNA LOUD 28,096 -16 33,387 813,380
9 MUMFORD & SONS SIGH NO MORE 25,928 -16 31,005 683,398
10 WEST*KANYE MY BEAUTIFUL DARK TWISTED FANT 25,249 -24 33,240 940,640
11 ALDEAN*JASON MY KINDA PARTY 25,209 -14 29,362 741,848
12 BLACK KEYS BROTHERS 24,111 -3 24,957 530,105
13 PERRY*KATY TEENAGE DREAM 22,855 -18 28,028 1,047,435
14 EMINEM RECOVERY 21,376 -36 33,417 3,469,720
15 LECRAE REHAB: THE OVERDOSE 20,942 999 487 17,391
16 KID ROCK BORN FREE 18,478 -15 21,731 680,301
17 KELLY*R. LOVE LETTER 18,366 -28 25,612 329,493
18 SOUNDTRACK TRON LEGACY 18,291 -47 34,333 295,525
19 P!NK GREATEST HITS SO FAR 17,971 -5 18,832 321,071
20 GLEE CAST GLEE: THE MUSIC, V4 17,608 2 17,284 440,494
21 FOXX*JAMIE BEST NIGHT OF MY LIFE 16,792 -26 22,588 218,907
22 BLACK EYED PEAS THE BEGINNING 16,438 -27 22,652 426,112
23 VARIOUS/COUNTRY STRONG COUNTRY STRONG (MORE MUSIC FRM 15,289 64 9,350 25,926
24 T.I. NO MERCY 14,785 -23 19,318 367,386
25 LADY ANTEBELLUM NEED YOU NOW 14,632 -25 19,465 3,123,400

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The UK will eventually take over the US in terms of album sales, with 1/5 of the population literally. smiley: sick

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#1 album: 44,827 copies
#2 album: 32,419 copies
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Jan 19 11 6:20 PM

44k to get #1, wow

Disappointing debut for Avril Lavigne.

Taylor Swift's album, while obviously a huge hit, won't be the same monster Fearless was, unless she scores a crossover hit.

 

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mariahfan150 wrote:
The UK will eventually take over the US in terms of album sales, with 1/5 of the population literally. smiley: sick

UK
#1 album: 44,827 copies
#2 album: 32,419 copies
#10 album: 15,492 copies





I love your facial reactions. You are so dramatic.

It'll all improve. Next week's #1 is expected to do almost 70k. Nothing to worry about.

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http://www.riaa.com/newsi...4-A0BC-2B46-FD290DB55555

January 19, 2011

RIAA Announces 2010 Gold & Platinum Honors


Boyle, Swift, Lady Antebellum Among Top-Selling Artists; Digital Certs Soar to New Heights


WASHINGTON – Susan Boyle’s The Gift, Taylor Swift’s Speak Now, and Lady Antebellum’s Need You Now tied for the highest certification honor of the year, all notching more than three million in U.S. album shipments, according to Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA’s) year-end round up of Gold & Platinum program certifications.

Superb Scottish soloist Susan Boyle, whose album debut I Dreamed A Dream earned the distinction as the RIAA’s highest certified 2009 album, released her second album The Gift in November on Columbia. Surely gifted to many during the 2010 holiday shopping season, more than three million copies were purchased by December to earn Boyle a triple-Platinum award the same month she received her very first Grammy nomination for The Gift as “Best Pop Vocal Album.” Good luck to Susan, and all of the terrific artists nominated, at next month’s 53rd annual Grammy awards.

Among Taylor Swift’s 2010 gifts to music fans was her October album release Speak Now, which certified triple-Platinum in December. With Speak Now, 21-year old Swift adds to her multi-Platinum streak, as all three of her Big Machine albums have certified triple-Platinum or higher. Taylor also earned her ninth Platinum download award for “Today Was A Fairytale,” her single off the soundtrack to the 2010 film Valentine's Day, in which she also appeared. To-date Taylor is the top certified solo artist of digital singles in RIAA G&P history with 16.5 million downloads certified!

In good company was country trio Lady Antebellum’s Need You Now album. Released in January, the Capitol Nashville collection sailed straight through to Gold, Platinum, and 3x multi-Platinum certifications by October. In addition, the album’s title “Need You Now” track earned an impressive quadruple-Platinum certification – the band’s highest cert to-date– and “I Run To You” sprinted to Platinum.

2010 also became the landmark year for digital certifications. Top G&P digital download awards in 2010 represent the highest certified in the program’s history, with more artists than ever enjoying multi-Platinum honors.

One such group was the Black Eyed Peas. It was quite clear that music fans couldn’t get enough of BEP in 2010, with the fabulous foursome taking home some prestigious honors. They include earning the highest song certification of ANY act in G&P history, thanks to the success of their 2009 release “I Gotta Feeling,” soaring to 6x multi-Platinum. The Universal/Interscope act also saw “Boom Boom Pow” hit 5x multi-Platinum, plus “Meet Me Halfway” and “Imma Be” rang 2x multi-Platinum. Catch the Peas headlining the Super Bowl XLV halftime show on February 6th at the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Four songs released in 2010 took triple-Platinum plaques to mark the year’s best selling downloads. The top-ranking awards went Atlantic rapper B.o.B.’s “Airplanes” featuring Hayley Williams, Mercury Records smooth songster Taio Cruz’s “Break Your Heart” and “Dynamite,” and Capitol rocker Katy Perry’s “California Gurls” featuring Snoop Dog. So-Cal superstar Perry additionally earned a 2x multi-Platinum award for her sizzling summer hit “Teenage Dream” selling more than two million downloads from July to October.

RCA songstress Ke$ha, whose January album debut Animal went Platinum in September, racked up some serious accolades in 2010, including digital certifications representing more than nine million downloads of her pop-punk songs. Topping her G&P list was “Tik-Tok” at 5x multi-Platinum, “Your Love Is My Drug” at 2x multi-Platinum, plus “Blah Blah Blah” and “Take It Off” at Platinum.

2010 will also be known as the year of The Bieb. The YouTube-discovered musician hosted Saturday Night Live, wrote an autobiography, embarked on a world tour, and of course, made some sensational music. In January, Justin took his first album My World (Island, 2009) Platinum before releasing his second, My World 2.0, in March which soared to double-Platinum by September. Meanwhile Justin’s heartthrob hit “Baby” featuring Ludacris went 2x multi-Platinum, while “One Time” went Platinum, and “One Less Lonely Girl” struck Gold for selling more than 500,000 digital downloads.

Not only was 2010 the year of The Bieb, but it could also be known as the year of The B.o.B. The Atlantic Records rapper earned four premiere G&P certifications in 2010, including a Gold for his debut April album release B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray, a 3x multi-Platinum nod for his huge hit “Airplanes” featuring Hayley Williams, and Platinum awards for “Magic” with Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo and “Nothin’ On You” featuring another 2010 breakthrough artist, Elektra singer Bruno Mars. You may recognize Bruno’s other beautiful ballades “Just The Way You Are” and “Grenade” which earned respective first RIAA Platinum and Gold download awards in 2010.

While a whopping 98 songs went Platinum in 2010, notable first-time Platinum song certs included Kris Allen’s “Live Like We’re Dying” (Jive, 2009), Muse’s “Uprising” (Warner Bros., 2009), Neon Tree’s “Animal” (Mercury, 2010), Orianthi’s “According To You” (Geffen, 2009), Shontelle’s “Impossible” (Universal Records, 2010), The Band Perry’s “If I Die Young” (Republic Nashville, 2010), Trey Songz’s “Say Ahh” feat. Fabolous (Atlantic, 2009), and Uncle Kracker’s “Smile” (Atlantic, 2009).

As can be expected, Christmas music was popular heading into the holidays, and the new O Holy Night album from ten year old Jackie Evancho was no exception. The America's Got Talent leading light released her highly anticipated record on Columbia in mid-November, only to watch it sail straight through to Platinum by December. The Platinum is Jackie’s first, but surely not her last, and we look forward to many more years of Jackie’s beautiful music!

Gleek out Glee fans! The Golden Globe for “Best Television Series—Musical or Comedy” isn’t the only award Fox‘s famed Glee cast earned in 2010. The peppy pop group also won the series’ first RIAA-certified Platinum album award in September for Glee’s premiere soundtrack Glee: The Music, Volume 1 plus a second Platinum album nod for Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album in December.

Other artists tearing up the 2010 charts by earning their first Platinum album awards include Canadian hip hop star Drake’s Thank Me Later (Universal Motown, 2010), Trinidadian-American rapper Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday (Universal Motown, 2010), and solo pop act Owl City’s Ocean Eyes (Universal Republic, 2009).

All the “little monsters” went Gaga for their top lady in 2010. The NYC-bred talent, and Billboard Magazine’s 2010 “Artist of the Year,” took her debut album The Fame (Interscope, 2008) triple-Platinum, her single “Poker Face” quadruple-Platinum, and her dance floor hits “Bad Romance,” “Paparazzi,” and “Love Game” Platinum. Look out for Gaga’s third and next album, Born This Way, due this spring.

Continuing their successful trend, Zac Brown Band sprung forward in ’10 to earn their highest album cert yet, a double-Platinum for their debut The Foundation (Atlantic, 2008). The Atlanta country group’s second album You Get What You Give (2010) additionally went Gold, while their mouthwatering “Chicken Fried” single went 2x multi-Platinum and feel good jam “Toes” went Platinum.

A notable first Gold record went to French alt-rock band Phoenix for Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. The Grammy award-winning quartet, which has been together since the mid-nineties, also took the album's lead single “1901” Gold for selling more than 500,000 downloads in the U.S.

Also seeing Gold for the first time included artists Luke Bryan, Selena Gomez & The Scene, Adam Lambert, and Mumford & Sons for their respective albums Doin' My Thing (Liberty, 2009), Kiss & Tell (Hollywood, 2009), For Your Entertainment (RCA Records, 2009), and Sigh No More (Glassnote Records, 2010).

First-time Gold digital song certifications reached rising stars Lee Brice’s “Love Like Crazy” (Curb, 2009), Fabolous’ “Throw It In The Bag” (Mercury, 2009), Gloriana’s “Wild At Heart” (Reprise/Emblem, 2009), David Guetta’s “Sexy $%#$!” (Astralwerks, 2009), Mumford & Sons’ “Little Lion Man” (Glassnote Records, 2010), Willow Smith’s “Whip My Hair” (Columbia, 2010), and The Ready Set’s “Love Like Woe” (Sire, 2010).

The RIAA awarded alt-rock stars Soundgarden a Platinum award for their innovative partnership with gaming publisher Activision Publishing, Inc. for the release of Telephantasm in September. Telephantasm marks Soundgarden’s first album release in 13 years and the Seattle band’s fourth Platinum album award.

Tip of the Stetson to Arista Records icon Alan Jackson who earned his 15th career Platinum album award for Good Time (2008) in February. Jackson wrote all 17 songs on the album and has sold more than 43 million albums to-date, proving this country legend knows the key to havin’ a good time.

All we need is love! In 2010 the fab four’s Love went 2x multi-Platinum, Beatles In Stereo reached 3x, 1 scored 11x, and the legendary The Beatles 1967-1970 album (1973) rocked all the way to 17x multi-Platinum. With total U.S. album sales topping 177 million, The Beatles are the best-selling act in RIAA Gold & Platinum program history. The Beatles’ music went on sale at iTunes for the first time ever in winter 2010, and all 16 Beatles’ studio albums can be purchased individually or as a digital box set.

On the ring-front, five popular songs earned Platinum ringtone certs denoting more than one million phone tones sold. The 2010 awards went to AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” (Columbia, 2003), Akon’s “Right Now (Na Na Na)” (Universal Motown, 2008), Jason Aldean’s “Big Green Tractor” (Broken Bow, 2009), Drake’s “Best I Ever Had” (Universal Motown, 2009), and Young Money’s “Bedrock” (Universal Motown, 2009). Gold tone certs went to Akon’s “Right Now (Na Na Na)” (Universal Motown, 2008), Johnny Cash’s “Ring Of Fire” (Columbia Nashville, 2003), and Maxwell’s “Pretty Wings” (Columbia, 2009).

In 2010 the RIAA awarded a total of 161 album, 312 digital single, and 12 Ringtone certifications. All certifications are calculated by Gelfand, Rennert & Feldman. Complete lists of all album, single, mastertone and video awards can also be accessed at www.riaa.com.

 

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Courtesy of sdizda of UKMix forum.

1 NE 1 1 Britney Spears, Hold It Against Me
2 1 16 1 Bruno Mars, Grenade
3 2 13 1 Katy Perry, Firework
4 3 13 1 Rihanna And Drake, What's My Name
5 7 15 5 Wiz Khalifa, Black And Yellow
6 6 8 6 Enrique Iglesias And Ludacris, Tonight (I'm Lovin' You)
7 4 12 1 Ke$Ha, We R Who We R
8 5 15 1 P!nk, Raise Your Glass
9 8 10 4 The Black Eyed Peas, The Time (The Dirty Bit)
10 9 26 1 Bruno Mars, Just The Way You Are
11 12 5 9 Lil Wayne And Cory Gunz, 6 Foot 7 Foot
12 10 19 1 Rihanna, Only Girl (In The World)
13 NE 1 13 Avril Lavigne, What The Hell
14 13 19 13 Waka Flocka Flame Featuring Roscoe Dash And Wale, No Hands
15 16 12 15 Chris Brown, Yeah 3X
16 17 15 16 Edward Maya And Vika Jigulina, Stereo Love
17 23 7 17 Far*east Movement And Ryan Tedder, Rocketeer
18 11 33 2 Taio Cruz, Dynamite
19 20 8 18 Diddy - Dirty Money And Skylar Grey, Coming Home
20 22 16 20 Pitbull And T-Pain, Hey Baby (Drop It To The Floor)
21 15 22 3 Nelly, Just A Dream
22 21 21 9 Cee-Lo Green, F**k You!
23 NE 1 23 Kanye West And Jay-Z, H.A.M.
24 14 23 6 Trey Songz And Nicki Minaj, Bottoms Up
25 18 27 4 Usher And Pitbull, Dj Got Us Fallin' In Love
26 25 12 6 Taylor Swift, Back To December
27 19 23 1 Far*east Movement Featuring Cataracs And Dev, Like A G6
28 30 16 28 Christina Perri, Jar Of Hearts
29 39 7 29 Flo Rida And Akon, Who Dat Girl
30 57 3 30 P!nk, F**kin' Perfect
31 24 17 16 Mike Posner, Please Don't Go
32 26 26 1 Katy Perry, Teenage Dream
33 47 6 33 Usher, More
34 27 33 13 Neon Trees, Animal
35 31 11 31 Kenny Chesney, Somewhere With You
36 28 30 21 OneRepublic, Secrets
37 36 5 36 Taio Cruz Featuring Kylie Minogue And Travie McCoy, Higher
38 45 10 38 Jeremih And 50 Cent, Down On Me
39 35 8 31 Keri Hilson, Pretty Girl Rock
40 29 22 6 Lil Wayne And Drake, Right Above It
41 32 11 26 Tim McGraw, Felt Good On My Lips
42 56 9 42 Train, Marry Me
43 49 11 43 Jason Aldean And Kelly Clarkson, Don't You Wanna Stay
44 51 5 44 Nicki Minaj And Drake, Moment 4 Life
45 34 36 4 Enrique Iglesias And Pitbull, I Like It
46 37 16 30 Rick Ross Featuring Drake And Chrisette Michele, Aston Martin Music
47 42 18 42 Plain White T's, Rhythm Of Love
48 33 29 9 Flo Rida And David Guetta, Club Can't Handle Me
49 38 28 19 The Band Perry, If I Die Young
50 52 11 50 Blake Shelton, Who Are You When I'm Not Looking
51 85 3 51 David Guetta And Rihanna, Who's That Chick
52 41 13 11 Willow Smith, Whip My Hair
53 40 20 23 Eminem And Lil Wayne, No Love
54 43 16 26 Nicki Minaj, Right Thru Me
55 55 16 55 Keith Urban, Put You In A Song
56 60 15 56 Linkin Park, Waiting For The End
57 53 4 30 The Lonely Island And Akon, I Just Had Sex
58 61 8 58 Billy Currington, Let Me Down Easy
59 65 8 59 Sick Puppies, Maybe
60 64 11 60 Chris Young, Voices
61 54 18 21 Florence + The Machine, Dog Days Are Over
62 69 5 62 Thompson Square, Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not
63 58 17 56 Carrie Underwood, Mama's Song
64 68 12 64 Luke Bryan, Someone Else Calling You Baby
65 59 18 43 Trey Songz, Can't Be Friends
66 72 6 62 Jamie Foxx And Drake, Fall For Your Type
67 62 9 34 Dr. Dre Featuring Snoop Dogg And Akon, Kush
68 75 6 68 Chris Brown, No Bulls**t
69 89 5 69 Dev And Cataracs, Bass Down Low
70 63 15 46 David Guetta And Kid Cudi, Memories
71 71 4 65 Brad Paisley, This Is Country Music
72 73 13 64 Lloyd, Lay It Down
73 66 18 29 Yolanda Be Cool And Dcup, We No S Americano
74 88 3 74 Kanye West, All Of The Lights
75 77 5 50 Victorious Cast And Victoria Justice, Freak The Freak Out
76 80 4 76 Jerrod Niemann, What Do You Want
77 79 10 70 Lady Antebellum, Hello World
78 NE 1 78 Cage The Elephant, Shake Me Down
79 NE 1 79 Garrett Hedlund And Leighton Meester, Give In To Me
80 91 3 80 The Script, For The First Time
81 86 3 81 Fabolous, You Be Killin' Em
82 82 3 82 Sara Evans, A Little Bit Stronger
83 76 10 71 Twista And Chris Brown, Make A Movie
84 67 7 64 Birdman And Lil Wayne, Fire Flame
85 92 3 83 Darius Rucker, This
86 83 18 78 Eric Church, Smoke A Little Smoke
87 81 2 81 Gwyneth Paltrow, Country Strong
88 87 3 87 The Black Keys, Tighten Up
89 84 11 84 Toby Keith, Bullets In The Gun
90 94 4 81 Troop 41, Do The John Wall
91 70 9 39 Michael Jackson And Akon, Hold My Hand
92 RE 3 57 Lupe Fiasco, The Show Goes On
93 74 20 63 George Strait, The Breath You Take
94 96 2 94 Sunny Sweeney, From A Table Away
95 NE 1 95 Mann, Buzzin
96 100 2 96 Travis Porter, Make It Rain
97 RE 2 68 Adele, Rolling In The Deep
98 NE 1 98 The Janedear Girls, Wildflower
99 78 18 53 Reba McEntire, Turn On The Radio
100 90 7 85 Bruno Mars, Marry You

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Who would have thought Enrique Iglesias would still be churning out multiple top 10 hits? Wow.

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