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Originally posted by Billboard
"Give Me All Your Luvin'," which Madonna performed with guests Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. at the Super Bowl on Feb. 5, jumps from #13 to #10 in its second week on the Hot 100. This is Madonna's first top 10 hit since "4 Minutes" (featuring Justin Timberlake) ended an 11-week run in June 2008.
This nearly four-year gap between top 10 hits is the longest dry spell of Madonna's career. Her previous longest gap between top 10 hits came between her James Bond theme "Die Another Day," which peaked at #8 in November 2002, and her dance hit "Hung Up," which peaked at #7 in December 2005.
"Give Me All Your Luvin'" is Madonna's 38th top 10 hit. This extends her lead as the artist with the most top 10 hits in the rock era, which began in 1955. Elvis Presley is in second place, with 36 top 10 hits. (Little-known fact: Elvis died on Madonna's 19th birthday: Aug. 16, 1977.) The Beatles are in third place with 34 top 10 hits.
While Madonna's last two top 10 hits have been collabos, she had no duet partners on her first 36 top 10 hits.
Madonna landed her first top 10 hit, "Borderline," nearly 28 years ago, in June 1984.
"Give Me All Your Luvin'" includes a reference to "Lucky Star," which in October 1984 became Madonna's first top five hit on the Hot 100. Many other artists have referred to previous hits in their work. The Beatles' 1967 hit "All You Need Is Love" references their 1964 smash "She Loves You." Sting's 1985 hit "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free" references The Police's 1983 classic "Every Breath You Take."
Two Madonna classics are listed on Hot Digital Songs in the first full week after her Super Bowl performance. Her 1989 smash "Like A Prayer" zooms from #112 to #38. Her 1990 smash "Vogue" re-enters at #160. "Prayer" has sold 690K digital copies. "Vogue" has sold 450K.
In addition, the Glee rendition of Madonna's 1987 hit "La Isla Bonita" enters the Hot 100 at #99.
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1. 1984 - Borderline (#10)
2. 1984 - Lucky Star (#4)
3. 1984 - Like a Virgin (#1)
4. 1984 - Material Girl (#2)
5. 1985 - Crazy For You (#1)
6. 1985 - Angel (#5)
7. 1985 - Dress You Up (#5)
8. 1986 - Live To Tell (#1)
9. 1986 - Papa Don't Preach (#1)
10. 1986 - True Blue (#3)
11. 1986 - Open Your Heart (#1)
12. 1987 - La Isla Bonita (#4)
13. 1987 - Who's That Girl (#1)
14. 1987 - Causing a Commotion (#2)
15. 1989 - Like a Prayer (#1)
16. 1989 - Express Yourself (#2)
17. 1989 - Cherish (#2)
18. 1990 - Keep It Together (#8)
19. 1990 - Vogue (#1)
20. 1990 - Hanky Panky (#10)
21. 1990 - Justify My Love (#1)
22. 1991 - Rescue Me (#9)
23. 1992 - This Used To Be My Playground (#1)
24. 1992 - Erotica (#3)
25. 1992 - Deeper and Deeper (#7)
26. 1994 - I'll Remember (#2)
27. 1994 - Secret (#3)
28. 1994 - Take a Bow (#1)
29. 1995 - You'll See (#6)
30. 1997 - Don't Cry For Me Argentina (#8)
31. 1998 - Frozen (#2)
32. 1998 - Ray of Light (#5)
33. 2000 - Music (#1)
34. 2000 - Don't Tell Me (#4)
35. 2002 - Die Another Day (#8)
36. 2005 - Hung Up (#7)
37. 2008 - 4 Minutes (#3)
38. 2012 - Give Me All Your Luvin' (#10)
Madonna (38)
Elvis Presley (36)
The Beatles (34)
Stevie Wonder (28) tie
Michael Jackson (28) tie
Elton John (27) tie
Janet Jackson (27) tie
Mariah Carey (27) tie