Male Chart

 

01 [**] Bruno Mars "Grenade"

02 [**] Enrique Iglesias feat. Ludacris "Tonight (I'm Lovin' You)"

03 [**] Diddy Dirty Money feat. Skylar Grey "Coming Home"

04 [**] Taio Cruz feat. Kylie Minouge & Travie McCoy "Higher"

05 [**] Chris Brown "Yeah 3x"

 

06 [**] Chase & Status ft Liam Bailey "Blind Faith"

07 [**] Wretch 32 ft L "Traktor"

08 [**] Martin Solveig ft Dragonette "Hello"

09 [**] Tinie Tempah ft Ellie Goulding "Wonderman"

10 [**] David Guetta ft Rihanna "Who's That Chick"

 

11 [**] JLS "Eyes Wide Shut"

12 [**] Dr Dre ft Eminem & Skylar Grey "I Need A Doctor"

13 [**] Tinchy Stryder ft Melaine Fiona "Let It Rain"

14 [**] Bruno Mars "Just The Way You Are"

15 [**] Aggro Santos ft Kimberly Walsh "Like U Like"

 

16 [**] The Black Eyed Peas "The Time (The Dirty Bit)"

17 [**] Nero "Me And You"

18 [**] Noah & The Whale "L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N"

19 [**] Far East Movement ft The Cataracs & Dev "Like A G6"

20 [**] Matt Cardle "When We Collide"

 

Male Chart Number Ones:

Week 1 - Matt Cardle "When We Collide"

Week 2 - Matt Cardle "When We Collide" 2

Week 3 - Bruno Mars "Grenade"

Week 4 - Bruno Mars "Grenade" 2

Week 5 - Bruno Mars "Grenade" 3

Week 6 - Bruno Mars "Grenade" 4

 

Female Chart

 

01 [**] Jessie J feat. B.o.B "Price Tag"

02 [**] Ke$ha "We R Who We R"

03 [**] ADELE "Rolling In The Deep"

04 [**] Jessie J "Do It Like A Dude"

05 [**] P!nk "F**kin' Perfect"

 

06 [**] Rihanna ft Drake "What's My Name"

07 [**] Britney Spears "Hold It Against Me"

08 [**] Katy B ft Ms Dynamite "Lights On"

09 [**] Rihanna "S&M"

10 [**] ADELE "Make You Feel My Love"

 

11 [**] Rihanna "Only Girl (In The World)"

12 [**] Ellie Goulding "Your Song"

13 [**] Katy Perry "Firework"

14 [**] Avril Lavinge "What The Hell"

15 [**] ADELE "Someone Like You"

 

16 [**] Alexis Jordan "Happiness"

17 [**] P!nk "Raise Your Glass"

18 [**] Yasmin "On My Own"

19 [**] Eliza Doolittle "Pack Up"

20 [**] Glee Cast "River Deep Mountain High"

 

Female Chart Number Ones:

 

Week 1 - Rihanna ft Drake "What's My Name"

Week 2 - Rihanna ft Drake "What's My Name" 2

Week 3 - Jessie J "Do It Like A Dude"

Week 4 - ADELE "Rolling In The Deep"

Week 5 - Ke$ha "We R Who We R"

Week 6 - Jessie J ft B.o.B "Price Tag"

 

Note: Due to many male/female collaborations, females are often on the male chart and males are often on the female chart. The Black Eyed Peas & N-Dubz count as male as they have more male members.

Edited December 10, 201113 yr by danielXF

I can see why the collaborations are listed under the highest credited artist, but isn't Black Eyed Peas more of a mixed group?

I can see why the collaborations are listed under the highest credited artist, but isn't Black Eyed Peas more of a mixed group?

 

Read my note at the bottom of my first post

Read my note at the bottom of my first post

 

Oh, i see now :) What do you do with Glee, look at each song individually?

I prefer the male chart, but I prefer the female #1's.

Oh, i see now :) What do you do with Glee, look at each song individually?

 

Depends on who's singing it, RDMH seems to have more female vocals, but I never listened to it in full

Depends on who's singing it, RDMH seems to have more female vocals, but I never listened to it in full

 

Yeah it's just Mercedes & Santana in RD,MH.

I prefer the male chart, but I prefer the female #1's.

 

Same, the male number ones are cr@p, 2 weeks at number one for Bruno is enough but 4 is :puke2:

Totally stole my idea :(

(Well, technically britster's idea :kink:)

 

EDIT: For the record I mean you stole the idea of posting the chart minus a certain portion of the entries (in my case it's all artists from outside the British Isles)

Edited February 8, 201114 yr by ★BlindFaithBray★

Totally stole my idea :(

(Well, technically britster's idea :kink:)

 

EDIT: For the record I mean you stole the idea of posting the chart minus a certain portion of the entries (in my case it's all artists from outside the British Isles)

 

Yes I might have stolen your idea but no one else was doing a male/female chart so I did one :kink:

I prefer the male chart, but I prefer the female #1's.

 

I was going to say exactly the same thing. :lol:

 

I think the male chart is better, with songs like Blind Faith, Wonderman, Coming Home, Who's That Chick? and Hello doing well, but the #1s are dire. I'd be depressed with those #1s. :lol:

 

I like all the female #1s, apart from Do It Like a Dude, but even that is better than When We Collide and Grenade, and at least it's having a higher turnover, so far.

DanielG, why are you still crediting Adele as ADELE?

Totally stole my idea :(

(Well, technically britster's idea :kink:)

 

EDIT: For the record I mean you stole the idea of posting the chart minus a certain portion of the entries (in my case it's all artists from outside the British Isles)

 

Is it just me or are people starting to take the p*** with these things? What next, the chart without those born between 12th January 1974 and 16th July 1981???? :rolleyes:

Is it just me or are people starting to take the p*** with these things? What next, the chart without those born between 12th January 1974 and 16th July 1981???? :rolleyes:

 

That would actually be quite interesting. Or like a chart with only artists over the age of 30? Becuase I've been noticing that the younger artists seem to be favoured by radio, TV, etc.

Is it just me or are people starting to take the p*** with these things? What next, the chart without those born between 12th January 1974 and 16th July 1981???? :rolleyes:

 

Done ;)

Looking through ChartStats, there was an "all-male" Top 10 on 5/6/10, with Alexandra Burke being the Female No 1. at #11!

Could be a record?

 

1. Dizzee Rascal

2. BoB

3. Iyaz

4. Jason Derulo

5. Eminem

6. N Dubz

7. Edward Maya

8. Aggro Santos

9. Roll Deep

10. Sean Kingston

Looking through ChartStats, there was an "all-male" Top 10 on 5/6/10, with Alexandra Burke being the Female No 1. at #11!

Could be a record?

 

1. Dizzee Rascal

2. BoB

3. Iyaz

4. Jason Derulo

5. Eminem

6. N Dubz

7. Edward Maya

8. Aggro Santos

9. Roll Deep

10. Sean Kingston

Doubt it - back when the chart started in the 1950s the music industry in general was quite male-dominated (and even through the 60s and 70s this was still somewhat the case), so I'm sure there's been more than an all-male top 10 before. Don't have any specific instances in mind though, just that I'd be surprised if it didn't happen!

 

Maybe a "modern" record, though... although remember there are still females there on #6, #7, #8 and #9 :P

Edited February 8, 201114 yr by superbossanova

Looking through ChartStats, there was an "all-male" Top 10 on 5/6/10, with Alexandra Burke being the Female No 1. at #11!

Could be a record?

 

1. Dizzee Rascal

2. BoB

3. Iyaz

4. Jason Derulo

5. Eminem

6. N Dubz

7. Edward Maya

8. Aggro Santos

9. Roll Deep

10. Sean Kingston

I didn't even notice that :lol:

 

One of those rare things that rarely happens....

Found an all-male Top 11! (Pixie Lott with Broken Arrow #12)

 

23/10/10

 

1 Cee Lo Green

2 Bruno Mars

3 Duck Sauce

4 Swedish House Mafia

5 Tinie Tempah

6 Joe McElderry

7 Robbie Williams

8 Labrinth

9 Mike Posner

10 Usher

11 Travie McCoy

 

I'm sure it's happened on other occasions, it's just that there's been so many big name females dominating the chart in recent years, to find two all-male top 10s (by this definition) within months of each other is pretty weird.

Just 3 weeks after that we had an all-female top 4:

 

1 2 2 Rihanna Only Girl (In The World)

2 1 2 Cheryl Cole Promise This

3 N 1 Alexis Jordan Happiness

4 6 3 Katy Perry Firework