[Green]

Originally posted by evan93

Both Billboard and her label have been saying 7 #1s tho, but yeah something is off!

I know. But I think they got confused because she's credited on the Hot 100.

When "I Wanna Go" hit #1 this was Billboard report:


In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.

Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.

Spears scored the first of her six No. 1s on the chart the week of Feb. 20, 1999, with "...Baby One More Time." With this week's listing dated Sept. 24, she extends her stretch of leading the list to a record 12 years, seven months and four days.

Here is a recap of Spears' six Pop Songs No. 1s:

Title, Date reached No. 1, Weeks at No. 1
"...Baby One More Time," Feb. 20, 1999, five
"Oops!...I Did It Again," June 10, 2000, three
"Toxic," March 20, 2004, four
"Womanizer," Jan. 3, 2009, two
"Circus," March 7, 2009, one
"I Wanna Go," Sept. 24, 2011, one (to-date)


http://www.billboard.com/column/char...05349002.story

[evan93]

Originally posted by Green

I know. But I think they got confused because she's credited on the Hot 100.

When "I Wanna Go" hit #1 this was Billboard report:


In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.

Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.

Spears scored the first of her six No. 1s on the chart the week of Feb. 20, 1999, with "...Baby One More Time." With this week's listing dated Sept. 24, she extends her stretch of leading the list to a record 12 years, seven months and four days.

Here is a recap of Spears' six Pop Songs No. 1s:

Title, Date reached No. 1, Weeks at No. 1
"...Baby One More Time," Feb. 20, 1999, five
"Oops!...I Did It Again," June 10, 2000, three
"Toxic," March 20, 2004, four
"Womanizer," Jan. 3, 2009, two
"Circus," March 7, 2009, one
"I Wanna Go," Sept. 24, 2011, one (to-date)


http://www.billboard.com/column/char...05349002.story

Oh well, can't wait for the next #1

[Versace]

Pink She is slaying.

[UpAllNight]

Love Story is the first song to go #1 on Pop and Country radio.

[Beatz]

Yeah, I checked Billboard archives and Top 40 anniversary print and Britney does have 6 #1s on Pop.

I don't know why they count "S&M" as her #1, when the original version was the one that hit #1 on Top 40 radio.

But yeah great achievementes for all these ladies.

[dperkins]

Pink is about to snatch that #1 spot this era.

Also, if she gets a #1 this time next year, that longest span between #1s will be SNATCHED!!

[Retro]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

** Lady Gaga is the only artist to have her first six singles reach No. 1.

I remember this, one of my favorite moments as a Monster.

[buderzriri]

OMFG RIHANNA IS THE QUEEN.....

[Anthony K.]

Originally posted by dperkins

Pink is about to snatch that #1 spot this era.

Also, if she gets a #1 this time next year, that longest span between #1s will be SNATCHED!!

That's until Britney gets another one.

And ya'll know she will.