For Brown, "Turn" marks his best debut sales week for a song, and his overall best sales week since "Kiss Kiss" sold 277,000 over Christmas week of 2007.
Adele is on her 59th week and all the way back at #5..
Jason M lasted 79 weeks on the chart with ''I'm Yours''
Adele has 20 weeks to tie and 21 weeks to pass that record.
1. Part of Me = 411 + 37= 448
2. Set Fire to the Rain 254 + 155= 409
3. I Will Always Love You = 367 + 10= 377
4. Stronger = 252 + 101= 353
5. Rolling in the Deep = 271 + 24(?)= 295
6. We Are Young = 244 + 11= 255
7. Someone Like You = 183 + 55= 238
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Starships = 204 + 17= 221
Turn Up the Music = 180 + 22 = 202
Sexy And I Know It = 136 + 50 = 186
1. Part of Me = 411 + 37= 448
2. Set Fire to the Rain 254 + 155= 409
3. I Will Always Love You = 367 + 10= 377
4. Stronger = 252 + 101= 353
5. Rolling in the Deep = 271 + 24(?)= 295
6. We Are Young = 244 + 11= 255
7. Someone Like You = 183 + 55= 238
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Starships = 204 + 17= 221
Turn Up the Music = 180 + 22 = 202
Sexy And I Know It = 136 + 50 = 186
Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" climbs 3-2 (367,000; up 89%) while Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" ascends 10-3 (271,000; up 115%). Adele has two more songs in the top 10: "Set Fire to the Rain" holds at No. 4 (254,000; up 36%) while "Someone Like You" moves 9-8 (183,000; up 44%).
Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" slips 2-5 (252,000; down 3%)
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