love in this club was number 1 on the billboard hot 100 on may 4th 2008.
love in this club was number 1 on the billboard hot 100 on may 4th 2008.
what song was number 1 on the billboard hot 100 on may 4th 2008?
love in this club
kris kross- ("jump" in 1992), tlc 4 #1s on the billboard hot 100- ("waterfalls" in 1995, and 2 #2 songs like "baby-baby-baby" in '92), silk (group)- ("freak me"), monica 3 #1s (like "angel of mine"), usher (9 #1s), outkast 3 #1s, ludacris from college park 5 #1s- ("stand up"), ciara- ("goodies"), d4l- ("laffy taffy"; shawty lo died in '16), t.i. "the king of the south" from bankhead 3 #1s- ("whatever you like"), soulja boy- ("crank that (soulja boy)"), b.o.b.- ("nothin' on you"), migos from lawrenceville- ("bad and boujee"), and childish gambino-("this is america" in 2018) all had a #1 single on the billboard hot 100 from the early 90s to 2018. also, rappers lil jon and young jeezy were featured on usher's #1 hot 100 singles: "yeah!" in 2004 and "love in this club" in 2008. usher also had 4 consecutive #1 albums on the billboard 200 from "confessions" in 2004 to "looking 4 myself". the r&b group 112 were featured on puff daddy's #1 hot 100 song "i'll be missing you" in 1997. rapper yung joc was featured on t-pain's #1 hot 100 song "buy u a drank". r&b singer sleepy brown from savannah was featured on outkast's #1 hot 100 song "the way you move" in 2004. in addition, atlanta rapper 2 chainz had a #1 album on the billboard 200 in 2012: "based on a t.r.u. story". and atl rapper future has had 6 consecutive #1 albums on the billboard 200 including the trap music album "ds2" in 2015. 21 savage from dekalb county had a #1 album in 2019.
music of georgia (u.s. state)
in the united states, "stronger" topped sixteen "billboard" charts, marking career highs for clarkson. boosted by digital sales following the release of "stronger", the song debuted on the "billboard" hot 100 chart as an album cut at number 64 on the week ending october 30, 2011. it dropped out following week before returning at number 99 on week ending november 20, 2011. following its release as a single, "stronger" re-entered "billboard" hot 100 at number 58 after clarkson performed it on "saturday night live" on the week ending january 21, 2012. on the week ending january 28, 2012, the song climbed to number 21, as well as debuting at number 38 on adult pop songs. the following week, it became her tenth top ten song on the hot 100 chart as it advanced to number 8 due to the strength of a number 11 to number 3 jump on hot digital songs and vault on hot 100 airplay from number 71 to number 44. with "mr. know it all" (2011) having peaked at number 10 on the hot 100, "stronger"'s ascent to number 8 marked the first time clarkson has had a string of consecutive top ten hits since 2004–2005, when she had four consecutive top-ten hits from her second studio album, "breakaway" (2004). that same week, it debuted at number 30 on pop songs and at number 40 on hot dance club songs. on the week ending february 11, "stronger" bounded from number 8 to number 2 on the hot 100 as it topped the hot digital songs chart fueled by 225,000 downloads, becoming her second song to top the hot digital songs after "my life would suck without you" (2009). the following week, it ascended to the top of the hot 100, becoming her third number 1 single in the country after "a moment like this" and "my life would suck without you". it held the top spot for another week, before descending to number 4 on the week ending march 3, 2012. that same week, it became her first song to top the hot dance club songs, making clarkson only first artist ever to have topped the hot 100 and each of the hot dance club songs, hot country songs, adult contemporary, and adult pop songs charts. the week after, it returned to number 1 on the hot 100 for the third time, thus becoming her longest-reigning number 1 single in the united states. on the week ending march 24, 2012, "stronger" became clarkson's fourth song to top the pop songs chart and her first in six years. it also became her first song to top the hot 100 airplay on the week ending april 7, 2012, her fourth song to top the adult pop songs on the week ending march 10, 2012, and her second song to top the adult contemporary chart on the week ending june 16, 2012. in its 2012 year-end issue, "billboard" ranked "stronger" number 7 on the year-end hot 100, marking the first time clarkson has had a year-end top ten single on the chart in seven years since "since u been gone" and "behind these hazel eyes" (2005). "billboard" also ranked it as number 1 on year-end adult contemporary, number 2 on the year-end adult pop songs, number 11 on the year-end pop songs, and number 35 on the year-end hot dance club songs charts.
stronger (what doesn't kill you)