Greatest Singles Male Artists of All Time

[DiscoHeaven23 35,007]

Billboard released their list of the greatest male SINGLES artists of all time. Below you will find that list. The list isn't based on opinion, its based on numbers. I've also taken it upon myself to include the year the artists had their first song enter the Billboard Hot 100, followed by how many top 10's and #1's they each have. Features are included in these numbers, however I'm not entirely sure Billboard included features (they usually do though) to create the list. Artists that debuted from 1990 and on are in BOLD. 

Please don't move this to another thread. I worked hard on this and would cry as hard as Gaga did at the end of The Monster Ball tour. Thanks

 

1. Elton John (1970):  27 top 10’s / 9 #1’s

2. Elvis Presley (1958): 25 top 10’s / 8 #1’s  (from Billboard’s inception)

3. Stevie Wonder (1963): 28 top 10’s / 10 #1’s

4. Michael Jackson (1971): 32 top 10’s / 14 #1’s

5. Paul McCartney (1971): 23 top 10’s / 9 #1’s

6. Usher (1994): 19 top 10’s / 9 #1’s

7. Prince (1978): 19 top 10’s / 5 #1’s

8. Rod Stewart (1971): 15 top 10’s / 4 #1’s

9. Marvin Gaye (1962): 18 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

10. Phil Collins (1981): 14 top 10’s / 7 #1’s

11. Billy Joel (1973): 13 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

12. Lionel Richie (1981): 13 top 10’s / 5 #1’s

13.Neil Diamond (1966): 13 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

14. Kenny Rogers (1975): 10 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

15. Bryan Adams (1982): 11 top 10’s / 4 #1’s

16. George Michael (1984): 16 top 10’s / 8 #1’s 

17. Bobby Vinton (1962): 9 top tens / 4 #1’s

18. John Mellencamp (1979): 10 top 10’s / 1 #1

19. Chubby Checker (no information available)

20. Ray Charles (1958): 11 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

21. Bruno Mars (2010): 12 top 10’s / 6 #1’s

22. Paul Anka (1958): 10 top 10’s / 2 #1’s

23. Barry Manilow (1974): 11 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

24. Chris Brown (2005): 13 top 10’s / 2 #1’s

25. Nelly  (2000): 14 top 10’s / 4 #1s

26. Bobby Darin (1958): 10 top 10’s / 1 #1

27. R. Kelly (1993): 14 top 10’s / 2 #1’s

28. James Brown (1958): 8 top 10’s /  0 #1’s (had tons of singles released, that what helped him)

29. Richard Marx (1987): 9 top 10’s / 3 #1’s

30. Eminem (1999): 17 top 10’s / 5 #1’s

31. Jay Z (1996): 21 top 10’s / 4 #1’s  

32. Bob Seger (1968): 7 tops 10’s / 1 #1

33. Kanye West (2003): 15 top 10’s / 4 # 1’s

34. Justin Timberlake (2002): 16 top 10’s / 4 #1’s

35. Neil Sedaka (1958): 9 top 10’s / 3 #1’s 

36. Bruce Springsteen (1975): 12 top 10’s / 0 #1’s

37. John Denver (1971): 7 top 10’s / 4 #1’s

38. 50 Cent (2002): 13 top 10’s / 4 #’s 

39. Andy Gibb (1977): 8 top 10’s / 3 #1’s 

 

(I didn't skip Katy Perry, she didn't make the list)

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25 minutes ago, DiscoHeaven23 said:

(I didn't skip Katy Perry, she didn't make the list)

[InTraumatica 5,786]

I am shocked Adele isn't on the list 

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I thought you put the people of colour in bold but then I saw Eminem.

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Top 5 are on fleek :applause:

The list missing Frank Sinatra and Johnny Cash tho.

Oh it's by charting, nevermimd then.

Top 5 are still on fleek.