Such a rarity

Did something happen for Waiting to Exhale to not net at least two? That soundtrack had so many different hits.

What about overall #1s? Cuz 50 Shades has zero.

One Sweet Day probably blocked them

EDIT:

Exhale peaked at #4.
http://www.billboard.com/charts/radio-songs/1996-02-10

Sittin Up in My Room #8
http://www.billboard.com/charts/radio-songs/1996-03-16

Not Gon Gry #19
http://www.billboard.com/charts/radio-songs/1996-03-30

+ I'm sure the other ones (Count On Me, Let It Flow) didn't reach #1 either.

Besides Exhale (which had first-week sales of around 125k I believe, causing it to debut at #1), the subsequent singles must have been selling like hotcakes considering their high Hot 100 peaks and "low" airplay.

Since 1990, on the Hot 100:

Waiting to Exhale (soundtrack) 1995-1996
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)", Whitney Houston
"Let It Flow", Toni Braxton (I don't know if this one counts because it was released as a doble single with You're Makin' Me High which reached #1)

Wild Wild West (soundtrack) 1999
"Wild Wild West", Will Smith featuring Dru Hill and Kool Moe Dee
"Bailamos", Enrique Iglesias

Well damn.

"Not Gon Cry" had to have strong sales to be so low on radio but peak @ #2 on the Hot 100, although #19 is nothing to scoff at.

I had no idea End of the Road was apart of the Boomerang soundtrack.

Now sis.. you know damn well you made this thread for fifty shades. bye!

Well it's been 20+ years since two radio #1s came from the same soundtrack, so it is a bit impressive no?