Billboard Hot 100

 

1 3 9 Just The Way You Are, Bruno Mars

2 2 13 Love The Way You Lie, Eminem Featuring Rihanna

3 75 2 Only Girl (In The World), Rihanna

4 1 9 Teenage Dream, Katy Perry

5 6 10 DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love, Usher Featuring Pitbull

6 4 16 Dynamite, Taio Cruz

7 5 19 I Like It, Enrique Iglesias Featuring Pitbull

8 7 5 Just A Dream, Nelly

9 9 12 Club Can't Handle Me, Flo Rida Featuring David Guetta

10 16 6 Like A G6, Far*East Movement Featuring Cataracs & Dev

11 8 10 Take It Off, Ke$ha

12 10 7 Mine, Taylor Swift

13 17 6 Bottoms Up, Trey Songz Featuring Nicki Minaj

14 15 20 Not Afraid, Eminem

15 13 21 Cooler Than Me, Mike Posner

16 14 23 Airplanes, B.o.B Featuring Hayley Williams

17 12 19 California Gurls, Katy Perry Featuring Snoop Dogg

18 11 15 Magic, B.o.B Featuring Rivers Cuomo

19 20 12 Deuces, Chris Brown Featuring Tyga & Kevin McCall

20 19 13 Misery, Maroon 5

21 93 2 Dog Days Are Over, Florence + The Machine

22 24 16 Animal, Neon Trees

23 18 25 Ridin' Solo, Jason Derulo

24 21 25 OMG, Usher Featuring will.i.am

25 49 8 Fancy, Drake Featuring T.I. & Swizz Beatz

26 22 8 Stuck Like Glue, Sugarland

27 73 7 The Catalyst, Linkin Park

28 26 13 Secrets, OneRepublic

29 30 6 Hot Tottie, Usher Featuring Jay-Z

30 31 13 If I Had You, Adam Lambert

31 28 5 Right Above It, Lil Wayne Featuring Drake

32 29 8 The Boys of Fall, Kenny Chesney

33 23 25 Billionaire, Travie McCoy Featuring Bruno Mars

34 25 20 Find Your Love, Drake

35 36 4 F**k You (Forget You), Cee Lo Green

36 37 7 Letting Go (Dutty Love), Sean Kingston Featuring Nicki Minaj

37 NEW 1 Radioactive, Kings Of Leon

38 27 16 Your Love, Nicki Minaj

39 43 17 The Only Exception, Paramore

40 39 11 If I Die Young, The Band Perry

41 41 7 2012 (It Ain't The End), Jay Sean Featuring Nicki Minaj

42 33 51 Hey, Soul Sister, Train

43 34 15 If It's Love, Train

44 38 17 Teach Me How To Dougie, Cali Swag District

45 32 13 King Of Anything, Sara Bareilles

46 45 2 No Hands, Waka Flocka Flame Featuring Roscoe Dash & Wale

47 46 58 Need You Now, Lady Antebellum

48 44 33 Smile, Uncle Kracker

49 42 16 Miss Me, Drake Featuring Lil Wayne

50 50 42 Breakeven, The Script

51 40 17 Half Of My Heart, John Mayer

52 51 15 Our Kind Of Love, Lady Antebellum

53 57 7 September, Daughtry

54 53 10 Come Back Song, Darius Rucker

55 47 16 Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer, Billy Currington

56 72 6 As She's Walking Away, Zac Brown Band Featuring Alan Jackson

57 78 2 Check It Out, will.i.am & Nicki Minaj

58 58 10 Love All Over Me, Monica

59 52 16 Got Your Back, T.I. Featuring Keri Hilson

60 63 14 Farmer's Daughter, Rodney Atkins

61 62 11 B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast), Rick Ross Featuring Styles P

62 65 10 Roll With It, Easton Corbin

63 60 16 Little White Church, Little Big Town

64 66 12 All Over Me, Josh Turner

65 35 2 A Year Without Rain, Selena Gomez & The Scene

66 64 4 My Kinda Party, Jason Aldean

67 70 12 POWER, Kanye West

68 71 6 Love Like Woe, The Ready Set

69 54 20 Love Like Crazy, Lee Brice

70 59 10 La La La, Auburn Featuring Iyaz

71 76 4 Holding You Down (Goin In Circles), Jazmine Sullivan

72 56 14 Pretty Boy Swag, Soulja Boy Tell'em

73 61 14 All About Tonight, Blake Shelton

74 NEW 1 Can't Be Friends, Trey Songz

75 79 6 Little Lion Man, Mumford & Sons

76 80 5 Why Wait, Rascal Flatts

77 68 18 Free, Zac Brown Band

78 69 4 Erase Me, Kid Cudi Featuring Kanye West

79 74 10 Break My Bank, New Boyz Featuring Iyaz

80 83 4 Toot It And Boot It, YG

81 94 3 Anything Like Me, Brad Paisley

82 NEW 1 Put You In A Song, Keith Urban

83 NEW 1 We No Speak Americano, Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup

84 85 11 Bittersweet, Fantasia

85 91 3 The Breath You Take, George Strait

86 77 13 Round & Round, Selena Gomez & The Scene

87 82 15 Waka Waka (This Time For Africa), Shakira Featuring Freshlyground

88 97 4 Way Out Here, Josh Thompson

89 96 3 Only Prettier, Miranda Lambert

90 RE-ENTRY 18 Somebody To Love, Justin Bieber Featuring Usher

91 NEW 1 All I Want Is You, Miguel Featuring J. Cole

92 RE-ENTRY 15 Hold You (Hold Yuh), Gyptian

93 86 18 Glitter In The Air, Pink

94 NEW 1 Turn On The Radio, Reba

95 RE-ENTRY 2 U Smile, Justin Bieber

96 NEW 1 Waiting For The End, Linkin Park

97 NEW 1 Smoke A Little Smoke, Eric Church

98 99 3 Rhythm of Love, Plain White T's

99 98 4 Trailerhood, Toby Keith

100 NEW 1 Black And Yellow, Wiz Khalifa

 

Bubbling Under Hot 100

 

1 NEW 1 One In A Million, Ne-Yo

2 NEW 1 A Little Bit Stronger, Sara Evans

3 RE-ENTRY 4 Crossfire, Brandon Flowers

4 16 2 Memories, David Guetta Featuring Kid Cudi

5 7 4 How I Got To Be This Way, Justin Moore

6 3 17 Why Would You Stay?, Kem

7 13 5 This Ain't No Love Song, Trace Adkins

8 NEW 1 Unusual, Trey Songz Featuring Drake

9 10 4 Get Big, Dorrough

10 NEW 1 Please Don't Go, Mike Posner

11 19 3 I Like That, Richard Vission & Static Revenger Starring Luciana

12 18 6 Lead Me, Sanctus Real

13 8 12 Bad Company, Five Finger Death Punch

14 17 4 Porn Star Dancing, My Darkest Days Featuring Zakk Wylde

15 15 3 Gucci Time, Gucci Mane Featuring Swizz Beatz

16 25 2 I Like, Jeremih Featuring Ludacris

17 11 4 Say You'll Haunt Me, Stone Sour

18 22 2 All In, Lifehouse

19 23 16 Our God, Chris Tomlin

20 24 2 Stereo Love, Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina

21 NEW 1 Someone Else Calling You Baby, Luke Bryan

22 20 6 El Malo, Aventura

23 RE-ENTRY 2 Tighten Up, The Black Keys

24 RE-ENTRY 9 Dime Que Me Quieres, Banda El Recodo

25 12 2 I'm On It, Tyga Featuring Lil Wayne

 

1 3 9 Just The Way You Are, Bruno Mars

3 75 2 Only Girl (In The World), Rihanna

21 93 2 Dog Days Are Over, Florence + The Machine

37 NEW 1 Radioactive, Kings Of Leon

75 79 6 Little Lion Man, Mumford & Sons

83 NEW 1 We No Speak Americano, Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup

 

Brilliant for these tracks. Glad Bruno Mars managed to top the US chart - actually thought he's get there last week.

 

Excellent for Rihanna - will be interesting to see if Rihanna sustains her sales and perhaps gets to no. 1 in the next fortnight?

 

Florence. Mumford & Sons, Yolanda :wub:

I was hoping that Florence would go top 10 after it peaked at (#3?) on iTunes :( But I guess it's sales probably dropped off quickly after that, and I doubt she had much airplay, if any at all.

Some 5 years ago, British and American were so different from each other. These days it's pretty the same chart for both. Shame :(

Some 5 years ago, British and American were so different from each other. These days it's pretty the same chart for both. Shame :(

 

I do hope you're joking. 5 years ago it was so heavily US hip-hop/R&B dominated that bugger all these got a look in, at least it's more varied now.

 

Totally agree with Silver Rocket, if anything the US charts have improved since the additon of downloads - it also speaks volumes when the US singles chart is more interesting than the UK chart (which has been the case for most of 2010 when you consider the US #1 hits this year).

 

In 2005, a British act like Florence & The Machine would've been lucky to reach #21 in the Bubbling Under chart, yet alone the actual official chart.

So happy for We No Speak Americano. I'm happy for the US too, now that they're buying better music. :lol:

So happy for We No Speak Americano. I'm happy for the US too, now that they're buying better music. :lol:

 

we no speak americano? good music?

are you being serious?! :P

actually there is now more pop in the US charts than there is in the UK Charts, which would've sounded very weird in 2002!!!! :blink:

actually there is now more pop in the US charts than there is in the UK Charts, which would've sounded very weird in 2002!!!! :blink:

 

Don't you think the US charts are now more reflective of what Americans actually like listening to? When airplay dominated the US charts and we had absolute $h!te like 'Laffy Taffy' going to no. 1, can you seriously say that was one of the most popular songs in the US at the time?

 

For eg; Britney Spears soared to no. 1 with '3' last year. Had there been downloads in 2004, I'm convinced a track like 'Toxic' would've peaked a lot higher than #9. Airplay destroyed the US charts last decade.

Laffy Taffy did sell very well too though

 

I liked the mid-00s when there were long running no. 1's. Although over 6 months of Usher was too much but hey, Black Eyed Peas almost did that last year too. So I don't know which one is better.

 

When airplay dominated the true trash was kept out of Top 5 but on the other hand r&b/hip hop were the winning genres.

Edited September 25, 201014 yr by SKOB

actually there is now more pop in the US charts than there is in the UK Charts, which would've sounded very weird in 2002!!!! :blink:

?? No there isn't. The UK is almost a pop and urban lockout right now. Whole top 5 in the UK is pop and at least half the top 40. I would say overall they're about the same in terms of variety of musical genres. UK has a bit more dance, mind, and the US has more alternative...

 

Anyway, the US charts are getting better but until airplay is removed it'll still never be good. It makes the whole chart so god damn rigid. It's embarrassing how long some songs take to take off there (see: I Like It).

Edited September 25, 201014 yr by superbossanova

?? No there isn't. The UK is almost a pop and urban lockout right now. Whole top 5 in the UK is pop and at least half the top 40. I would say overall they're about the same in terms of variety of musical genres. UK has a bit more dance, mind, and the US has more alternative...

 

Anyway, the US charts are getting better but until airplay is removed it'll still never be good. It makes the whole chart so god damn rigid. It's embarrassing how long some songs take to take off there (see: I Like It).

He's just bitching because he doesn't consider anything other than Xenomania/Kylie etc. to be true 'pop'...

The last great year for US #1s was 2000, now that was variety in the charts.

I think the US and UK charts are equally varied...

 

However, the UK are much less xenophobic. Only 7 entries on the Hot 100 are led by artists hailing from countries that are not Canada, the UK or the USA. On the current UK top 100 there are 18 such songs (or 19 if you count Iyaz - So Big)