[DullEnlightenment]

#9 P!nk - 2070 spins



Top ten songs:

1. Who Knew: 944 spins
2. Get the Party Started: 312 spins
3. U + Ur Hand: 307 spins
4. Don’t Let Me Get Me: 269 spins
5. Just Like a Pill: 205 spins
6. There You Go: 12 spins
7. Most Girls: 11 spins
8. Stupid Girls: 4 spins
9. Trouble: 3 spins
10. Family Portrait: 3 spins

[Icing]

Who Knew: 944 spins

[Duca]

Ew. #8?

[fortheloveofmusic]

Originally posted by DullEnlightenment

#9 P!nk - 2070 spins



Top ten songs:

1. Who Knew: 944 spins
2. Get the Party Started: 312 spins
3. U + Ur Hand: 307 spins
4. Don’t Let Me Get Me: 269 spins
5. Just Like a Pill: 205 spins
6. There You Go: 12 spins
7. Most Girls: 11 spins
8. Stupid Girls: 4 spins
9. Trouble: 3 spins
10. Family Portrait: 3 spins

@ her urban songs being back to back lol

[Sinister]

Duca stay attacking Usher and now he's using Christina

Let's talk about how Christina has more recurrent play than Britney...and ppl seem to always bring her down

[Mimie]

Originally posted by supaspaz

Because pop is in and urban is out. Limiting this countdown to statistics from one week in 2012 gives a very skewed view of artists' lasting impact.

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[madonnas]

I had NO idea Who Knew was that huge.

[BnPac]

1. Who Knew: 944 spins

No surprised it is #1 but the spins.

The gap between it and the #2 is huge.

6. There You Go: 12 spins

10. Family Portrait: 3 spins

Nooo.

[Mimie]

Not surprised @ Who Knew. I hear it on AC a LOT.

[Andre]

Ok, #8 now please.

[Kang.]

Who Knew

I hear There You Go @ my local station more than any of those other songs.

[fortheloveofmusic]

Originally posted by castrobabytiger

Duca stay attacking Usher and now he's using Christina

Let's talk about how Christina has more recurrent play than Britney...and ppl seem to always bring her down

Duca doesn't even like Christina

He'll use whoever he can to bring down another artist

[adrianbeane]

Why does ''Who Knew'' have so many plays?

[Green]

Originally posted by fortheloveofmusic

Say it Right has aged well and I don't see how people can call it "dated" just because it's a Timbaland production. It actually still sounds current.

Say It Right is probably the best Timbaland production from the 2006/2007 years

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by Icing

Even if the songs' spins fluctuate, the total amount stays pretty consistent.

This is a supposed all-time list, but one or five years ago, we probably would have seen a very different picture. And if it was a building list, that would reward the artists who would have persisted over time and made a true lasting impact. So it's really just a snapshot of a moment, catered to ATRL tastes.

[DullEnlightenment]

Originally posted by supaspaz

Because pop is in and urban is out. Limiting this countdown to statistics from one week in 2012 gives a very skewed view of artists' lasting impact.

So does cutting seemingly everyone relevant before 1990. Somehow, I highly doubt J. Lo gets more recurrent airplay than the Beatles.

We are only doing acts relevant to atrl and 80's onwards as is outlined on the first page. And most of the artists in the top 10 are urban/pop so you're wrong there. We can do this again in 3 months time if you like, it won't change Britney's position.

[Sinister]

Originally posted by DullEnlightenment

#9 P!nk - 2070 spins



Top ten songs:

1. Who Knew: 944 spins
2. Get the Party Started: 312 spins
3. U + Ur Hand: 307 spins
4. Don’t Let Me Get Me: 269 spins
5. Just Like a Pill: 205 spins
6. There You Go: 12 spins
7. Most Girls: 11 spins
8. Stupid Girls: 4 spins
9. Trouble: 3 spins
10. Family Portrait: 3 spins

I thought Party would be at the top

[Mr. Know It All]

Originally posted by fortheloveofmusic

@ her urban songs being back to back lol

With a whopping 23 spin total.

[fortheloveofmusic]

I heard Who Knew on the radio yesterday too.

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by Ainsworth

I don't even like Avril

Oh god, you were talking just like one of them. I've literally seen some of them write the things you did. I felt hopelessly compelled to drag her down by her nasty pink highlights.