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Number, remember: that’s out of 1,041 leaders dating to theĬhart’s 1958 debut. “Uptown Funk!” is just the 29th Hotġ00 No. Tops the chart for a 10th week, joining an exclusiveĬlub of historic hits. The Billboard Hot 100: The retro-R&B collaboration Smash “Uptown Funk!” hits hallowed ground on © 2015, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen Music, Inc. See Charts Legend on /biz for complete rules and explanations. Songs are defined as current if they are newly-released titles, or songs receiving widespread airplay and/or sales activity for the first time. The week’s most popular current songs across all genres, ranked by radio airplay audience impressions as measured by Nielsen Music, sales data as compiled by Nielsen Music and streaming activity data by online music sources tracked by Nielsen Music. MAX MARTIN,SHELLBACK (T.SWIFT,MAX MARTIN,SHELLBACK,A.PAYAMI)Įarned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey) The Weeknd
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