2010年 Nov 13日 Saturday, 15:04

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Even with all the competition this week sees another reign by rock band Kings Of Leon, who now have their longest running No. 1 song on the chart as Radioactive stays on top for a third consecutive week. Following close behind is Marina & The Diamonds who make it to their all-time peak of No. 2 yet again but this time with their single Shampain. That'll probably end B.o.B's chances of going to the top with the Rivers Cuomo collaboration, Magic, which goes down a notch to the No. 3 spot. But things get more interesting thanks to a huge debut by Lupe Fiasco as The Show Goes On enters directly at No. 8, giving him his 18th overall chart entry and his 7th top 10 song. It will most likely become his second chart-topper in the weeks to come.

There's several new entries this week. N*E*R*D sees four tracks from Nothing debut on the chart, starting with I've Seen The Light / Inside Of Clouds entering at No. 22. There's also God Bless Us All at No. 59, I Wanna Jam at No. 84 and Victory at No. 100. Another artist with multiple debuts is Kid Cudi. He gets three with Revofev coming in at No. 53, Maniac at No. 83 and All Along at No. 85. Recently discovered Uffie gets her first song on the chart as Difficult debuts at No. 50, The Script returns to the chart after a brief absence with For The First Time opening at No. 67 and Mariah Carey's second holiday song and with-mom-collaboration O Come All Ye Faithful / Hallelujah Chorus enters at No. 95 as Power Play of the week.

The Greatest Gainer this week is Like A G6 by Far East Movement, which currently sits at the No. 11 spot. Kid Cudi's new release also helps Erase Me earn the Biggest Jump this week to land him at No. 62. Other notable moves include N*E*R*D's Hypnotize U (No. 51), Bruno Mars' The Other Side (No. 74), Kings Of Leon's Birthday (No. 34), Linkin Park's Waiting For The End (No. 55), Mariah Carey's Oh Santa! (No. 45), Katy Perry's Firework (No. 20) and Brandon Flowers' Only The Young (No. 12).

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