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The top three slots on the Billboard 200 chart get rocked this week as the rock bands Mumford & Sons, Green Day and No Doubt see their latest efforts start at Nos. 1-3, respectively.

Digital Songs Top 10

#1 299 Taylor Swift Begin Again (New)

#2 294 PSY Gangnam Style (-1)

#3 188 ke$ha Die Young (New)

#4 181 Maroon 5 One More Night (-2)

#5 169 Taylor Swift WANEGBT (-2)

#6 140 Fun. Some Nights (-2)

#7 133 Rihanna Diamonds (New)

#8 116 Alex Clare Too Close (-3)

#9 112 Enrique Iglesias FFY (New)

#10 104 Flo Rida Whistle (-4)

http://www.billboard...007966352.story

Not feeling Begin Again, but props to Team Taylor for a fine promotions job.

Omg Diamonds down to #10 :noparty:

It will shoot up, trust me.

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Not feeling Begin Again, but props to Team Taylor for a fine promotions job.

It will shoot up, trust me.

Do you mean after the video :sweat: ?

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United States October 2, 2012 Contemporary hit radio " Diamonds ", then it released to radio yesterday ? :huh:

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BB Hot 100 Top 10

One More Night" barely tops "Gangnam Style" in the closest race between Nos. 1 and 2 since February.

#1 Maroon 5 One More Night (=)

#2 PSY Gangnam Style (=)

#3 Fun. Some Nights (=)

#4 Taylor Swift WANEGBT (=)

#5 P!nk Blow Me 1LK (=)

#6 Justin Bieber ALAYLM (+1)

#7 Taylor Swift Begin Again (New)

#8 Flo Rida Whistle (-2)

#9 Alex Clare Too Close (=)

#10 Owl City + Carly Rae Jepsen GT (-2)

#13 Ke$ha Die Young (New)

#16 Rihanna Diamonds (New)

Keep your shirt on, PSY. At least for this week.

While the Korean rapper has pledged to perform "Gangnam Style" "topless in a place where everyone can watch," should the song crown the Billboard Hot 100, Maroon 5 prevents the spectacle this week, as "One More Night" spends a second week at No. 1. PSY's smash, fueled by buzz generated by its video in which he deftly serves up his equine-esque moves, holds at No. 2.

The race was extremely close. "Night" bests "Style" by fewer than 500 overall chart points, after "Night" won last week by approximately 3,000 points. (This week's points difference between Nos. 1 and 2 is the thinnest, in fact, since the Feb. 18 chart.) Both titles gain in overall points this week, but "Style" closes the gap courtesy of an 8% overall points gain, while "Night" increased by less than 1%.

Key to Maroon 5 maintaining its lead? Radio airplay. "Night" remains at the Hot 100 summit with top Airplay Gainer honors for a fifth consecutive week, as it holds at No. 2 in its 10th week on the Radio Songs chart with a 15% increase to 116 million all-format audience impressions, according to Nielsen BDS. The radio run of "Style" is in its early stages, so it doesn't boast the stratospheric audience level of "Night." Still, "Style" surges by 37% to 46 million, pushing 34-23 on Radio Songs

"Night" also wins the streaming battle, although "Style" makes a notable dash to overtake it. "Night" tops the On-Demand Songs ranking for a second week, registering a 4% gain to 807,000 on-demand streams, according to BDS. "Style," meanwhile, rockets 9-2 with a 30% increase to 799,000. The latter song's uptick grants it the Hot 100's top Streaming Gainer award. (In overall streaming points, which also include non-demand radio streaming data, the songs likewise place at Nos. 1 and 2, respectively.)

The greatest victory for "Style" over "Night" this week is in digital sales. Despite a 2% decline to 294,000 downloads sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan, "Style," which dips 1-2 on the Digital Songs chart, outranks "Night," which drops 2-4 with a 12% decrease to 181,000.

Clearly, PSY remains in contention for the Hot 100's coveted No. 1 rank next week. Until then, however, because he's just less than tops on the chart, he'll have to keep his shirt on

Beyond the Hot 100's headline battle, the chart's top three positions remain static from last week. Fun.'s "Some Nights" holds at its No. 3 peak, followed by Taylor Swift's former three-week No. 1 "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" (4-4) and P!nk's "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" (5-5). "Kiss" spends a third week atop Radio Songs with a 6% increase to 121 million in audience.

Justin Bieber's "As Long as You Love Me," featuring Big Sean, returns to its highest Hot 100 rank so far (7-6), while Swift scores the chart's top debut, as "Begin Again" blasts in at No. 7. The entry is the highest since Maroon 5's "Payphone," featuring Wiz Khalifa, opened at No. 3 the week of May 5 and is the best by a woman since Katy Perry's "Part of Me" launched at No. 1 the week of March 3

"Begin" begins at No. 1 on Digital Songs with 299,000 download s sold. (On the BDS-based Country Songs chart, it starts at No. 37 with 3 million in listenership.) The song is the second preview track from Swift's Oct. 22 album "Red," following "Never." A third song, the title track, is due to arrive on the Hot 100 next week; it currently ranks at No. 1 in the iTunes Store.

Rounding out the Hot 100's top 10, Flo Rida's former two-week No. 1 "Whistle" falls 6-8; Alex Clare's "Too Close" stays at No. 9; and, Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen's "Good Time" descends 9-10.

In addition to Swift's new arrival, two other highly-anticipated new singles by superstar divas roar onto the Hot 100's upper reaches. Ke$ha's "Die Young" enters at No. 13, registering a No. 3 start on Digital Songs (188,000) and a No. 46 entrance on Radio Songs (31 million). The song previews her sophomore full-length album, "Warrior," due Dec. 4.

Close behind, Rihanna shines with a No. 16 debut for "Diamonds," the lead single from her upcoming seventh studio set. The start ties for Rihanna's best as a lead act: she also debuted at No. 16 with "Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)" (with Jay-Z, Bono and the Edge) the week of Feb. 6, 2010, and "We Found Love," featuring Calvin Harris (Oct. 8, 2011). She's begun at higher ranks twice as a featured act: on Eminem's "Love the Way You Lie" (No. 2, July 10, 2010) and Drake's "Take Care" (No. 9, Dec. 3, 2011).

"Diamonds" opens at No. 7 on Digital Songs (133,000) and No. 28 on Radio Songs (42 million). Its first-day airplay (Sept. 26) was aided by top-of-the-hour promotional airplay on participating Clear Channel Media and Entertainment-owned stations.

http://www.billboard...007966592.story

To make OMN #1 and GS #2 from Billboard's figures, the % multiplier for sales/K needs to be reduced to 62% relative to the BDS/Nielsen airplay figure/m AI. I think it was the Billboard committee that chose the #1, not the raw figures.

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MANiCURE1295

That means played 875 times right?

That happened? Good for him!

Edit: Wait is that good? hahaha

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