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Top 5 Songs for Week Ending Dec. 7
Were spotlighting the five most popular songs on theBillboard Magazine Hot 100pop singles chart, for the week ending December 7, 2013.
It all starts in fifth place, where Avicii dips a slot withWake Me Up!The song features vocals from U.S. singer Aloe Blacc.
Born Egbert Nathaniel Dawkins, this 34-year-old Californian has kicked around the Los Angeles music scene for some time: hes hosted a Sunday dance party since 2005, and his song I Need A Dollar was the theme for the HBO TV seriesHow To Make It In America. Aloe says Wake Me Up has supercharged his career. Hes currently shooting his role in the upcoming James Brown biopic, and his third albumLift Your Spirithits the market next year on the Interscope label.
Up two slots to fourth place goes OneRepublic withCounting Stars.This is a historic success for Ryan Tedder and his band - their biggestHot 100success since 2007, when Apologize made it to number two. It also recently became OneRepublics first career chart-topper in the United Kingdom.
Still swinging in third place is Miley Cyrus withWrecking Ball.Fellow pop star Joe Jonas just dropped a bombshell item about Miley. Speaking withNew York Magazine, Joe, a member of the Jonas Brothers, says he smoked marijuana for the first time with Miley and his ex-girlfriend Demi Lovato. All three once had to project squeaky-clean images as Disney TV stars.
Our next acts have no such problems: Eminem and Rihanna hold in second place withThe Monster.Its already topped charts in nearly a dozen countries worldwide, including Australia, Canada, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Lorde enters theHot 100record books, asRoyalsspends a ninth week at number one. The New Zealand teenager is the fifth woman inHot 100history to reign for at least nine weeks as a first-time headliner. She follows Debby Boone, Ashanti, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Ke$ha.
Can Lorde move into double digits at number one Well find out next week.
Were spotlighting the five most popular songs on theBillboard Magazine Hot 100pop singles chart, for the week ending December 7, 2013.
It all starts in fifth place, where Avicii dips a slot withWake Me Up!The song features vocals from U.S. singer Aloe Blacc.
Born Egbert Nathaniel Dawkins, this 34-year-old Californian has kicked around the Los Angeles music scene for some time: hes hosted a Sunday dance party since 2005, and his song I Need A Dollar was the theme for the HBO TV seriesHow To Make It In America. Aloe says Wake Me Up has supercharged his career. Hes currently shooting his role in the upcoming James Brown biopic, and his third albumLift Your Spirithits the market next year on the Interscope label.
Up two slots to fourth place goes OneRepublic withCounting Stars.This is a historic success for Ryan Tedder and his band - their biggestHot 100success since 2007, when Apologize made it to number two. It also recently became OneRepublics first career chart-topper in the United Kingdom.
Still swinging in third place is Miley Cyrus withWrecking Ball.Fellow pop star Joe Jonas just dropped a bombshell item about Miley. Speaking withNew York Magazine, Joe, a member of the Jonas Brothers, says he smoked marijuana for the first time with Miley and his ex-girlfriend Demi Lovato. All three once had to project squeaky-clean images as Disney TV stars.
Our next acts have no such problems: Eminem and Rihanna hold in second place withThe Monster.Its already topped charts in nearly a dozen countries worldwide, including Australia, Canada, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Lorde enters theHot 100record books, asRoyalsspends a ninth week at number one. The New Zealand teenager is the fifth woman inHot 100history to reign for at least nine weeks as a first-time headliner. She follows Debby Boone, Ashanti, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Ke$ha.
Can Lorde move into double digits at number one Well find out next week.