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Billboard publishes annual lists of songs based on chart performance over the course of a year based on Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems and SoundScan information. This is a list of the magazine’s Top Hot 100 songs of 2008.[1]
The chart of this week’s 1000 most popular artists, rank 1 to 50, brought to you by LetsSingIt. Click here to find the lyrics to all their albums and songs now! Pelle Andersson Playlist 1152 songs 1.7K likes. 1-100- 101-500- 501-1000- 1001-1500- 1501-2000- 2001+. How The Top Pop Songs of All Time began. RockOnTheNet.com’s official pop songs chart, The ARC Weekly Top 40, began in 1980.The chart has adapted over the years to include video exposure and digital popularity, along with the on-going analysis of radio airplay and sales.
The #1 song on the list was ’Low’ by Flo Rida and T-Pain, after having released the song in 2007 and spent 10 weeks at number-one. The song that came in at number two was ’Bleeding Love’ by Leona Lewis and at #3 was Alicia Keys’ song ’No One’, after spending 5 weeks at #1 in December 2007.Flo Rida’s song ’Low’ with T-Pain topped the chart. He also had another song on the chart, In the Ayer, a collaboration with will.i.am at 59.T-Pain lent his vocals to eight songs on the chart, including the best-performing song of the year, ’Low,’ a collaboration with Flo Rida.Rapper Lil Wayne was in eight songs on the chart. ’Lollipop’ was his most successful song at number 4.R&B singer Chris Brown had five songs on the chart, four of which are in the top 20. His best-performing song is ’No Air’, a duet with Jordin Sparks, at number six.Barbadian singer Rihanna had five songs on the chart. Her best-performing song was ’Take a Bow’ at number 12.R&B singer Ne-Yo had four songs on the chart, two of which are his own: ’Closer’ at number 20 and ’Miss Independent’ at 57.Taylor Swift was the most successful country artist, with three songs on the chart: ’Our Song’ at 41, ’Teardrops on My Guitar’ at 48, and ’Love Story’ at 81.№TitleArtist(s)1’Low’Flo Rida featuring T-Pain2’Bleeding Love’Leona Lewis3’No One’Alicia Keys4’Lollipop’Lil Wayne featuring Static Major5’Apologize’Timbaland featuring OneRepublic6’No Air’Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown7’Love Song’Sara Bareilles8’Love in This Club’Usher featuring Young Jeezy9’With You’Chris Brown10’Forever’Chris Brown11’Sexy Can I’Ray J featuring Yung Berg12’Take a Bow’Rihanna13’Viva la Vida’Coldplay14’I Kissed a Girl’Katy Perry15’Whatever You Like’T.I.16’Disturbia’Rihanna17’Don’t Stop the Music’Rihanna18’Pocketful of Sunshine’Natasha Bedingfield19’Kiss Kiss’Chris Brown featuring T-Pain20’Closer’Ne-Yo21’Bubbly’Colbie Caillat22’Touch My Body’Mariah Carey23’4 Minutes’Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake and Timbaland24’So What’Pink25’Paralyzer’Finger Eleven26’Clumsy’Fergie27’I’m Yours’Jason Mraz28’Leavin’Jesse McCartney29’Dangerous’Kardinal Offishall featuring Akon30’Tattoo’Jordin Sparks31’See You Again’Miley Cyrus32’Shake It’Metro Station33’Stop and Stare’OneRepublic34’Take You There’Sean Kingston35’Paper Planes’M.I.A.36’Hot n Cold’Katy Perry37’Live Your Life’T.I. featuring Rihanna38’Bust It Baby (Part 2)’Plies featuring Ne-Yo39’American Boy’Estelle featuring Kanye West40’Got Money’Lil Wayne featuring T-Pain41’Our Song’Taylor Swift42’Damaged’Danity Kane43’A Milli’Lil Wayne44’Sorry’Buckcherry45’Independent’Webbie featuring Lil Boosie and Lil Phat46’Can’t Believe It’T-Pain featuring Lil Wayne47’Like You’ll Never See Me Again’Alicia Keys48’Teardrops on My Guitar’Taylor Swift49’When I Grow Up’Pussycat Dolls50’Sexual Eruption’Snoop Dogg51’What You Got’Colby O’Donis featuring Akon52’It’s Not My Time’3 Doors Down53’Better in Time’Leona Lewis54’Crank That (Soulja Boy)’Soulja Boy Tell ’Em55’Shadow of the Day’Linkin Park56’Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill)’Wyclef Jean featuring Akon, Lil Wayne and Niia57’Miss Independent’Ne-Yo58’Fall for You’Secondhand Serenade59’In the Ayer’Flo Rida featuring will.i.am60’Say’John Mayer61’One Step at a Time’Jordin Sparks62’Hate That I Love You’Rihanna featuring Ne-Yo63’Superstar’Lupe Fiasco featuring Matthew Santos64’Suffocate’J. Holiday65’Let It Rock’Kevin Rudolf featuring Lil Wayne66’Get Like Me’David Banner featuring Chris Brown and Yung Joc67’Realize’Colbie Caillat68’Put On’Young Jeezy featuring Kanye West69’The Time of My Life’David Cook70’Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)’Three 6 Mafia71’Cyclone’Baby Bash featuring T-Pain72’Love Like This’Natasha Bedingfield featuring Sean Kingston73’Burnin’ Up’Jonas Brothers featuring Big Rob74’Love Lockdown’Kanye West75’I Luv Your Girl’The-Dream76’Crush’David Archuleta77’Hypnotized’Plies featuring Akon78’Big Girls Don’t Cry’Fergie79’Good Life’Kanye West featuring T-Pain80’Womanizer’Britney Spears81’Love Story’Taylor Swift82’Just Fine’Mary J. Blige83’Piece of Me’Britney Spears84’The Boss’Rick Ross featuring T-Pain85’All Summer Long’Kid Rock86’Can’t Help but Wait’Trey Songz87’In Love with a Girl’Gavin DeGraw88’My Life’The Game featuring Lil Wayne89’I Remember’Keyshia Cole90’Flashing Lights’Kanye West featuring Dwele91’Mrs. Officer’Lil Wayne featuring Bobby Valentino and Kidd Kidd92’7 Things’Miley Cyrus93’You’re Gonna Miss This’Trace Adkins94’Love Remains the Same’Gavin Rossdale95’Feels Like Tonight’Daughtry96’The Way I Are’Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson97’Addicted’Saving Abel98’Into the Night’Santana featuring Chad Kroeger99’Heaven Sent’Keyshia Cole100’She Got It’2 Pistols featuring T-Pain and Tay DizmSee also[edit]Top 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80’s Download FreeReferences[edit]Top 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80%60s Download FreeRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_2008&oldid=979644070’Top 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80%60s DownloadsRockOnTheNet.com presents The Top Pop Songs Of All Time ! We have ranked the top pop songs that have charted over the past 50+ years on The ARC Weekly Top 40 and Billboard Hot 100, and come up with a definitive list that will continue to expand as we add to it, and continue to modify as new songs chart on The ARC Weekly Top 40.
The ARC Weekly Top 40Chart LinksChart ReviewThe ARC Chart ArchiveARC Top 40 Charts: 2020Top Pop Songs of 2019Top Pop Artists of 2019Top Pop Songs of All TimeTop Songs of the 1950sTop Songs of the 1960sTop Songs of the 1970sTop Songs of the 1980sTop Songs of the 1990sTop Songs of the 2000sTop Songs of the 2010sTop Pop Artists By YearTop Albums of All-TimeR&R Hall of Fame InducteesLive TV ListingNew LP ReleasesBirthdaysOn This Day In HistoryROTN Site IndexRockOnTheNet StoreRockOnTheNet FAQsGrammy Awards:2020 Grammy AwardsGrammy Awards HistoryMTV Video Music Awards:2020 MTV VMAsMTV VMAs HistoryAmerican Music Awards:2019 AMAsAMAs HistoryBillboard:100 Greatest of All Time Hot 100 ArtistsRolling Stone:500 Greatest Albums500 Greatest Songs100 Best LPs of the 00s100 Best Songs of the 00s100 Greatest Singers100 Greatest Pop Songs100 Greatest ArtistsVH-1:Greatest Songs of the 80’sGreatest Songs of the 90’sGreatest Hard Rock ArtistsGreatest Hip Hop ArtistsGreatest VideosGreatest Dance SongsGreatest Rock SongsGreatest Women of RockAmazon.com WidgetsAmazon.com WidgetsAmazon.com WidgetsTHE ARC WEEKLY TOP 40 ARCHIVES: The Top Pop Songs of All Time... ( 1955 - present )1-100 -- 101-500 -- 501-1000 -- 1001-1500 -- 1501-2000 -- 2001+HowThe Top Pop Songs of All Time began:RockOnTheNet.com’s official pop songs chart, The ARC Weekly Top 40, began in 1980. The chart has adapted over the years to include video exposure and digital popularity, along with the on-going analysis of radio airplay and sales. Years of data collection and respect for the ever-changing music scene resulted in the creation of Rock On The Net in June, 1997. The ARC Weekly Top 40 continued and still continues to be the main source of Rock On The Net’s chart references for songs released since 1980. Over the years, Rock On The Net has received numerous requests for chart information pre-dating 1980 and because our chart didn’t exist yet, we would often refer the requests to the chart history of Billboard magazine (most notably the books of Joel Whitburn). The ARC Weekly Top 40 is based on a statistic methodology that was created in 1980, and continues today which results in a final point total based on a songs chart run (including weeks prior to entering the Top 40). This point system has allowed us to tally year-end charts of the top pop songs of the year, and by decade. The point system (and resulting data base of songs) ranks every song that has hit The ARC Weekly Top 40 and hundreds that have just missed the Top 40.Now, we’ve decided to take over 30 years of The ARC Weekly Top 40 data and combine it with songs that have charted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart since 1955. We applied the same methodology and statistics we use for The ARC Weekly Top 40 to the songs that charted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart previous to 1980. The Billboard Hot 100 chart came into existence on August 4, 1958, and chart information for years prior to the Hot 100 was obtained from the Billboard ’Top 100 Sides’ chart and ’Best Sellers in Stores’ chart. The breakdown is as follows:
*January 1, 1955 to June 18, 1955: Billboard Best Sellers In Stores Top 30
*June 25, 1955 to November 5, 1955: Billboard Best Sellers In Stores Top 25
*November 12, 1955 to July 28, 1958: Billboard Top 100
*August 4, 1958 to December 29, 1979: Billboard Hot 100
*January 5, 1980 to present: The ARC Weekly Top 40The result is what we feel is a comprehensive look at the biggest charting pop songs of all time - The Top Pop Songs of All Time. We’ve gone over the charting history of pop songs for the past 50 years to make sure we are as accurate as possible before we released the list. Many songs have charted twice (or more) and we wanted to make sure that combined data was finalized before posting the list. As The Top Pop Songs of All Time continues to grow we noticed several factors that will likely lead to questions - so we’ll try to answer them ahead of time:- The listing is based on the song’s popularity at the time of its chart run and release year. In other words, even though a song may still be very popular today, the chart listing results reflect how it charted during its initial release. - There have been trends over the years when songs stayed in the Top 40 longer than other years. You will notice that there are many years that aren’t represented on the listing or appear lower down the chart. Songs charting during these years made quick rises to their peak positions, and quick declines. - Speaking of longevity - there are songs that had many weeks at #1 but are lower than songs that didn’t hit the top spot - again this is due to stronger chart presence over time and gaining more points with each week. - There are also many instances of songs that have more weeks at #1 and more weeks on the chart, but are still lower than songs with less impressive chart peaks and weeks on chart. This may be due to point totals gained prior to hitting the Top 40 and/or more impressive points gained during certain weeks than others. - Our point system for The ARC Weekly Top 40 isn’t solely based on the chart position of a song for each week it charts. Songs also receive points for their popularity for that week which also impacts final totals - just because a song hits #1 doesn’t mean the points for that week is larger than a song that is at #2 or #3 another week. Yes, it’s confusing - but 30 years of chart creation has resulted in a charting methodology we feel is very effective and accurate. We have also received hundreds of positive comments about The ARC Weekly Top 40 and the year-end top charts.The Top Pop Songs of All Time will be an expanding and fluid listing. This means that we will continue to add to the listing as time goes on and add current songs as their chart run ends. We hope you enjoy The Top Pop Songs of All Time as much as we do. So.... on with The Top Pop Songs of All Time....The ARC Weekly Top 40 ArchiveTop Pop Songs of All TimeTop Pop Singles Artists By YearTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1950sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1960sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1970sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1980sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1990sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 2000sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 2010sAmazon.com WidgetsAmazon.com WidgetsTop 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80’s Track ListRock On The Net © 1997 - 2020All rights reserved. Do not duplicate original material without prior consent of Rock On The Net.
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Billboard publishes annual lists of songs based on chart performance over the course of a year based on Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems and SoundScan information. This is a list of the magazine’s Top Hot 100 songs of 2008.[1]
The chart of this week’s 1000 most popular artists, rank 1 to 50, brought to you by LetsSingIt. Click here to find the lyrics to all their albums and songs now! Pelle Andersson Playlist 1152 songs 1.7K likes. 1-100- 101-500- 501-1000- 1001-1500- 1501-2000- 2001+. How The Top Pop Songs of All Time began. RockOnTheNet.com’s official pop songs chart, The ARC Weekly Top 40, began in 1980.The chart has adapted over the years to include video exposure and digital popularity, along with the on-going analysis of radio airplay and sales.
The #1 song on the list was ’Low’ by Flo Rida and T-Pain, after having released the song in 2007 and spent 10 weeks at number-one. The song that came in at number two was ’Bleeding Love’ by Leona Lewis and at #3 was Alicia Keys’ song ’No One’, after spending 5 weeks at #1 in December 2007.Flo Rida’s song ’Low’ with T-Pain topped the chart. He also had another song on the chart, In the Ayer, a collaboration with will.i.am at 59.T-Pain lent his vocals to eight songs on the chart, including the best-performing song of the year, ’Low,’ a collaboration with Flo Rida.Rapper Lil Wayne was in eight songs on the chart. ’Lollipop’ was his most successful song at number 4.R&B singer Chris Brown had five songs on the chart, four of which are in the top 20. His best-performing song is ’No Air’, a duet with Jordin Sparks, at number six.Barbadian singer Rihanna had five songs on the chart. Her best-performing song was ’Take a Bow’ at number 12.R&B singer Ne-Yo had four songs on the chart, two of which are his own: ’Closer’ at number 20 and ’Miss Independent’ at 57.Taylor Swift was the most successful country artist, with three songs on the chart: ’Our Song’ at 41, ’Teardrops on My Guitar’ at 48, and ’Love Story’ at 81.№TitleArtist(s)1’Low’Flo Rida featuring T-Pain2’Bleeding Love’Leona Lewis3’No One’Alicia Keys4’Lollipop’Lil Wayne featuring Static Major5’Apologize’Timbaland featuring OneRepublic6’No Air’Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown7’Love Song’Sara Bareilles8’Love in This Club’Usher featuring Young Jeezy9’With You’Chris Brown10’Forever’Chris Brown11’Sexy Can I’Ray J featuring Yung Berg12’Take a Bow’Rihanna13’Viva la Vida’Coldplay14’I Kissed a Girl’Katy Perry15’Whatever You Like’T.I.16’Disturbia’Rihanna17’Don’t Stop the Music’Rihanna18’Pocketful of Sunshine’Natasha Bedingfield19’Kiss Kiss’Chris Brown featuring T-Pain20’Closer’Ne-Yo21’Bubbly’Colbie Caillat22’Touch My Body’Mariah Carey23’4 Minutes’Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake and Timbaland24’So What’Pink25’Paralyzer’Finger Eleven26’Clumsy’Fergie27’I’m Yours’Jason Mraz28’Leavin’Jesse McCartney29’Dangerous’Kardinal Offishall featuring Akon30’Tattoo’Jordin Sparks31’See You Again’Miley Cyrus32’Shake It’Metro Station33’Stop and Stare’OneRepublic34’Take You There’Sean Kingston35’Paper Planes’M.I.A.36’Hot n Cold’Katy Perry37’Live Your Life’T.I. featuring Rihanna38’Bust It Baby (Part 2)’Plies featuring Ne-Yo39’American Boy’Estelle featuring Kanye West40’Got Money’Lil Wayne featuring T-Pain41’Our Song’Taylor Swift42’Damaged’Danity Kane43’A Milli’Lil Wayne44’Sorry’Buckcherry45’Independent’Webbie featuring Lil Boosie and Lil Phat46’Can’t Believe It’T-Pain featuring Lil Wayne47’Like You’ll Never See Me Again’Alicia Keys48’Teardrops on My Guitar’Taylor Swift49’When I Grow Up’Pussycat Dolls50’Sexual Eruption’Snoop Dogg51’What You Got’Colby O’Donis featuring Akon52’It’s Not My Time’3 Doors Down53’Better in Time’Leona Lewis54’Crank That (Soulja Boy)’Soulja Boy Tell ’Em55’Shadow of the Day’Linkin Park56’Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill)’Wyclef Jean featuring Akon, Lil Wayne and Niia57’Miss Independent’Ne-Yo58’Fall for You’Secondhand Serenade59’In the Ayer’Flo Rida featuring will.i.am60’Say’John Mayer61’One Step at a Time’Jordin Sparks62’Hate That I Love You’Rihanna featuring Ne-Yo63’Superstar’Lupe Fiasco featuring Matthew Santos64’Suffocate’J. Holiday65’Let It Rock’Kevin Rudolf featuring Lil Wayne66’Get Like Me’David Banner featuring Chris Brown and Yung Joc67’Realize’Colbie Caillat68’Put On’Young Jeezy featuring Kanye West69’The Time of My Life’David Cook70’Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)’Three 6 Mafia71’Cyclone’Baby Bash featuring T-Pain72’Love Like This’Natasha Bedingfield featuring Sean Kingston73’Burnin’ Up’Jonas Brothers featuring Big Rob74’Love Lockdown’Kanye West75’I Luv Your Girl’The-Dream76’Crush’David Archuleta77’Hypnotized’Plies featuring Akon78’Big Girls Don’t Cry’Fergie79’Good Life’Kanye West featuring T-Pain80’Womanizer’Britney Spears81’Love Story’Taylor Swift82’Just Fine’Mary J. Blige83’Piece of Me’Britney Spears84’The Boss’Rick Ross featuring T-Pain85’All Summer Long’Kid Rock86’Can’t Help but Wait’Trey Songz87’In Love with a Girl’Gavin DeGraw88’My Life’The Game featuring Lil Wayne89’I Remember’Keyshia Cole90’Flashing Lights’Kanye West featuring Dwele91’Mrs. Officer’Lil Wayne featuring Bobby Valentino and Kidd Kidd92’7 Things’Miley Cyrus93’You’re Gonna Miss This’Trace Adkins94’Love Remains the Same’Gavin Rossdale95’Feels Like Tonight’Daughtry96’The Way I Are’Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson97’Addicted’Saving Abel98’Into the Night’Santana featuring Chad Kroeger99’Heaven Sent’Keyshia Cole100’She Got It’2 Pistols featuring T-Pain and Tay DizmSee also[edit]Top 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80’s Download FreeReferences[edit]Top 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80%60s Download FreeRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Billboard_Year-End_Hot_100_singles_of_2008&oldid=979644070’Top 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80%60s DownloadsRockOnTheNet.com presents The Top Pop Songs Of All Time ! We have ranked the top pop songs that have charted over the past 50+ years on The ARC Weekly Top 40 and Billboard Hot 100, and come up with a definitive list that will continue to expand as we add to it, and continue to modify as new songs chart on The ARC Weekly Top 40.
The ARC Weekly Top 40Chart LinksChart ReviewThe ARC Chart ArchiveARC Top 40 Charts: 2020Top Pop Songs of 2019Top Pop Artists of 2019Top Pop Songs of All TimeTop Songs of the 1950sTop Songs of the 1960sTop Songs of the 1970sTop Songs of the 1980sTop Songs of the 1990sTop Songs of the 2000sTop Songs of the 2010sTop Pop Artists By YearTop Albums of All-TimeR&R Hall of Fame InducteesLive TV ListingNew LP ReleasesBirthdaysOn This Day In HistoryROTN Site IndexRockOnTheNet StoreRockOnTheNet FAQsGrammy Awards:2020 Grammy AwardsGrammy Awards HistoryMTV Video Music Awards:2020 MTV VMAsMTV VMAs HistoryAmerican Music Awards:2019 AMAsAMAs HistoryBillboard:100 Greatest of All Time Hot 100 ArtistsRolling Stone:500 Greatest Albums500 Greatest Songs100 Best LPs of the 00s100 Best Songs of the 00s100 Greatest Singers100 Greatest Pop Songs100 Greatest ArtistsVH-1:Greatest Songs of the 80’sGreatest Songs of the 90’sGreatest Hard Rock ArtistsGreatest Hip Hop ArtistsGreatest VideosGreatest Dance SongsGreatest Rock SongsGreatest Women of RockAmazon.com WidgetsAmazon.com WidgetsAmazon.com WidgetsTHE ARC WEEKLY TOP 40 ARCHIVES: The Top Pop Songs of All Time... ( 1955 - present )1-100 -- 101-500 -- 501-1000 -- 1001-1500 -- 1501-2000 -- 2001+HowThe Top Pop Songs of All Time began:RockOnTheNet.com’s official pop songs chart, The ARC Weekly Top 40, began in 1980. The chart has adapted over the years to include video exposure and digital popularity, along with the on-going analysis of radio airplay and sales. Years of data collection and respect for the ever-changing music scene resulted in the creation of Rock On The Net in June, 1997. The ARC Weekly Top 40 continued and still continues to be the main source of Rock On The Net’s chart references for songs released since 1980. Over the years, Rock On The Net has received numerous requests for chart information pre-dating 1980 and because our chart didn’t exist yet, we would often refer the requests to the chart history of Billboard magazine (most notably the books of Joel Whitburn). The ARC Weekly Top 40 is based on a statistic methodology that was created in 1980, and continues today which results in a final point total based on a songs chart run (including weeks prior to entering the Top 40). This point system has allowed us to tally year-end charts of the top pop songs of the year, and by decade. The point system (and resulting data base of songs) ranks every song that has hit The ARC Weekly Top 40 and hundreds that have just missed the Top 40.Now, we’ve decided to take over 30 years of The ARC Weekly Top 40 data and combine it with songs that have charted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart since 1955. We applied the same methodology and statistics we use for The ARC Weekly Top 40 to the songs that charted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart previous to 1980. The Billboard Hot 100 chart came into existence on August 4, 1958, and chart information for years prior to the Hot 100 was obtained from the Billboard ’Top 100 Sides’ chart and ’Best Sellers in Stores’ chart. The breakdown is as follows:
*January 1, 1955 to June 18, 1955: Billboard Best Sellers In Stores Top 30
*June 25, 1955 to November 5, 1955: Billboard Best Sellers In Stores Top 25
*November 12, 1955 to July 28, 1958: Billboard Top 100
*August 4, 1958 to December 29, 1979: Billboard Hot 100
*January 5, 1980 to present: The ARC Weekly Top 40The result is what we feel is a comprehensive look at the biggest charting pop songs of all time - The Top Pop Songs of All Time. We’ve gone over the charting history of pop songs for the past 50 years to make sure we are as accurate as possible before we released the list. Many songs have charted twice (or more) and we wanted to make sure that combined data was finalized before posting the list. As The Top Pop Songs of All Time continues to grow we noticed several factors that will likely lead to questions - so we’ll try to answer them ahead of time:- The listing is based on the song’s popularity at the time of its chart run and release year. In other words, even though a song may still be very popular today, the chart listing results reflect how it charted during its initial release. - There have been trends over the years when songs stayed in the Top 40 longer than other years. You will notice that there are many years that aren’t represented on the listing or appear lower down the chart. Songs charting during these years made quick rises to their peak positions, and quick declines. - Speaking of longevity - there are songs that had many weeks at #1 but are lower than songs that didn’t hit the top spot - again this is due to stronger chart presence over time and gaining more points with each week. - There are also many instances of songs that have more weeks at #1 and more weeks on the chart, but are still lower than songs with less impressive chart peaks and weeks on chart. This may be due to point totals gained prior to hitting the Top 40 and/or more impressive points gained during certain weeks than others. - Our point system for The ARC Weekly Top 40 isn’t solely based on the chart position of a song for each week it charts. Songs also receive points for their popularity for that week which also impacts final totals - just because a song hits #1 doesn’t mean the points for that week is larger than a song that is at #2 or #3 another week. Yes, it’s confusing - but 30 years of chart creation has resulted in a charting methodology we feel is very effective and accurate. We have also received hundreds of positive comments about The ARC Weekly Top 40 and the year-end top charts.The Top Pop Songs of All Time will be an expanding and fluid listing. This means that we will continue to add to the listing as time goes on and add current songs as their chart run ends. We hope you enjoy The Top Pop Songs of All Time as much as we do. So.... on with The Top Pop Songs of All Time....The ARC Weekly Top 40 ArchiveTop Pop Songs of All TimeTop Pop Singles Artists By YearTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1950sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1960sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1970sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1980sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 1990sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 2000sTop 100 Pop Songs of the 2010sAmazon.com WidgetsAmazon.com WidgetsTop 1000 Pop Hits Of The 80’s Track ListRock On The Net © 1997 - 2020All rights reserved. Do not duplicate original material without prior consent of Rock On The Net.
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