Does anyone have all of the peaks for One Direction tracks in the US? I know it's only been a brief time but I continue to be impressed by their success.

 

04 What Makes You Beautiful

39 One Thing

03 Live While We're Young

98 Rock Me

33 Little Things

46 Kiss You

13 One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)

02 Best Song Ever

Thanks both :D Whether they plummeted or not, three top five singles ain't too shabby.

Thanks both :D Whether they plummeted or not, three top five singles ain't too shabby.

It's not at all! Especially considering the likes of Wanted seem to have done so much more promo in the US than 1D (perhaps they both have done equally but it just feels like the Wanted are everywhere), and have yet to manage a 2nd top 10 hit. But sadly I doubt radio will ever get on board so we'll have to see if 1D last beyond a 3rd album or not.

I'm surprised that Passenger still hasn't taken off in the US whilst it's been a massive hit everywhere else in the world. I still think it will do very well though

Does anyone have all of the peaks for One Direction tracks in the US? I know it's only been a brief time but I continue to be impressed by their success.

Not to be rude but this is the sort of thing people are meant to go to Wikipedia for.

I'm surprised that Passenger still hasn't taken off in the US whilst it's been a massive hit everywhere else in the world. I still think it will do very well though

 

I can imagine it benefiting quite well from featuring in a US TV show. Such a typical 'Grey's Anatomy' song!

I wonder when or if 'Same love' will ever make it into the top 10....

 

Maybe even next week, since Florida Georgia Line, Can't Hold Us and One Direction are all at danger of dropping out. I thought you didn't want any urban songs making the top 10 though. :P

 

A record actually held by Mariah Carey? :P

 

I Gotta Feeling holds the record for this century, which might have been what he meant.

Edited August 5, 201311 yr by Eric_Blob

Not to be rude but this is the sort of thing people are meant to go to Wikipedia for.

Given Wikipedia isn't exactly RENOWNED for accuracy with regards to chart positions due to loon editing, I don't see much of a problem with people asking for chart records.

Edited August 5, 201311 yr by Kanduälska

Given Wikipedia isn't exactly RENOWNED for accuracy with regards to chart positions due to loon editing, I don't see much of a problem with people asking for chart records.

But the people you ask are going to go directly to Wiki anyway, and even if they don't they're not going to go anywhere that you can't go yourself.

Protip: acharts.us is a good, reliable, if a bit clunky site for worldwide chart peaks.

Maybe even next week, since Florida Georgia Line, Can't Hold Us and One Direction are all at danger of dropping out. I thought you didn't want any urban songs making the top 10 though.

 

Urban or not, 'Same Love' is a gay anthem therefore would be a surprise and welcome addition to the US top 10...

I would be really shuffed if it gets stuck at 11 :(