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Song milestones

Number-one debuts

• Eminem - Lose Yourself (8 consecutive weeks, November 2, 2002)
• Fantasia - I Believe (1 week, July 10, 2004)
• Hoota - Hoot for Me (4 consecutive weeks, November 27, 2004)
• Amelio - Long Time Promise (12 consecutive weeks, December 8, 2007)
• Johnston Lavoy featuring Strauss - When the Time Gets Colder (4 consecutive weeks, December 6, 2008)
• Chrisy Rivera - Growing Pains (5 consecutive weeks, August 29, 2009)
• Eminem - Not Afraid (3 consecutive weeks, 5 non-consecutive weeks, May 22, 2010)
• Eminem featuring Rihanna - Love the Way You Lie (6 consecutive weeks, August 14, 2010)
• Johnston Lavoy featuring Brad Lavoy - It's Christmas, Baby (1 week, December 18, 2010)
• Matt Cardle - When We Collide (1 week, December 25, 2010)
• Drake featuring Rihanna - Take Care (2 consecutive weeks, March 17, 2012)
• The Script featuring will.i.am - Hall of Fame (4 consecutive weeks, 5 non-consecutive weeks, September 1, 2012)
• Alexandrea Bancey featuring James Connoray - Wiped Clean (8 consecutive weeks, February 22, 2014)
• Taylor Swift - Shake It Off (5 consecutive weeks, September 6, 2014)

Most weeks at number one

15 weeks

• Jonah Alex - Hallelujah (2001)
• Adele - Rolling in the Deep (2011)

14 weeks

• Adele - Someone Like You (2011)

13 weeks

• Rad Jay featuring Hoota and Francine Nunez - The Safe House Twenty Miles West (Fly) (2004)
• Peter Siddle featuring The Runaway 5 and Jemmeh - Blind Again (Without You) (2013)
• Peter Siddle - Battle of One (2014-2015)

12 weeks

• Amelio - Long Time Promise (2007-2008)

10 weeks

• Atlantica - Wanna See? (2006)
• Johnston Lavoy - Real Deal (2007)
• Adele - Set Fire to the Rain (2011-2012)

9 weeks

• Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean - Hips Don't Lie (2006)
• Sasha featuring Loose Blues - Me Gusta (2008)
• Jyniba featuring Big Sean - Liar Liar (2012)

8 weeks

• Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland - Dilemma (2002)
• Eminem - Lose Yourself (2002)
• Mariah Carey - We Belong Together (2005)
• Sean Paul - Temperature (2006)
• Macklmore & Ryan Lewis featuring Wans - Thrift Shop (2013)
• Alexandrea Bancey featuring James Connoray - Wiped Clean (2014)

Most total weeks in top 10

• Imagine Dragons - Radioactive (31 weeks, 2013-2014)
• Jonah Alex - Hallelujah (30 weeks, 2001-2002, 2005)
• Adele - Someone Like You (27 weeks, 2011-2012)
• Errsound - The Surest Waves (25 weeks, 2004-2005)
• Adele - Rolling in the Deep (24 weeks, 2011-2012)
• Adele - Set Fire to the Rain (24 weeks, 2011-2012)
• Peter Siddle - Battle of One (24 weeks, 2014-2015)
• Hozier - Take Me to Church (20 weeks, 2014-2015)
• Rad Jay featuring Hoota and Francine Nunez - The Safe House Twenty Miles West (Fly) (22 weeks, 2004)
• Nico & Vinz - Am I Wrong (22 weeks, 2014)
• Gnarles Barkley - Crazy (21 weeks, 2006)
• King - DT Communities (21 weeks, 2009-2010)
• Amelio - Long Time Promise (20 weeks, 2007-2008)
• Jyniba featuring Big Sean - Liar Liar (20 weeks, 2012)

Most total weeks on the Hot 100

• Imagine Dragons - Radioactive (80 weeks, 2014)
• Jonah Alex - Hallelujah (77 weeks, 2010)
• Alexandrea Bancey - New Page (66 weeks, 2008)
• Lady Antebellum - Need You Now (61 weeks, 2010)
• Adele - Rolling in the Deep (61 weeks, 2012)
• The Fray - How to Save a Life (60 weeks, 2007)
• Adele - Someone Like You (59 weeks, 2012)
• Mariset Randall - Hearthrob (59 weeks, 2014)
• Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean - Hips Don't Lie (58 weeks, 2007)
• Awolnation - Sail (58 weeks, 2013)
• Jyniba featuring Big Sean - Liar Liar (56 weeks, 2013)
• OneRepublic - Counting Stars (54 weeks, 2014)
• The Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car) (54 weeks, 2006)
• Anna Griffith - Girlfriend (53 weeks, 2002)
• Atlantica - He Never Called (53 weeks, 2005)
• Brandi Dixon - See You Again (53 weeks, 2011)

Artist achievements

Self-replacement at number one

Atlantica - "Touch My Body" (6 consecutive weeks) → "College Life" (2 non-consecutive weeks) (July 14, 2001)
Dear Devils - "Rock Nation" (7 consecutive weeks) → "Blast It" (2 consecutive weeks) (15 February 2003)
Beyonce - "Crazy in Love" (Beyonce featuring Jay-Z) (6 non-consecutive weeks) → "Baby Boy" (Beyonce featuring Sean Paul) (6 consecutive weeks) (16 August 2003)
Sean Paul - "Baby Boy" (Beyonce featuring Sean Paul) (6 consecutive weeks) → "Get Busy" (1 week) (27 September 2003)
Hoota - "Cruising Downtown" (Dina Bolton featuring Hoota) (3 consecutive weeks) → "The Safe House Twenty Miles West (Fly)" (Rad Jay featuring Hoota and Francine Nunez) (13 consecutive weeks) (21 February 2004)
Johnston Lavoy - "Real Deal" (9 consecutive weeks) → "Heaven's Best" (1 week) (19 May 2007) → "Real Deal" (1 additional week) (26 May 2007) → "Heaven's Best" (3 additional weeks) (2 June 2007)
Lady Gaga - "Just Dance" (2 non-consecutive weeks) → "Poker Face" (1 week) (18 April 2009)
Brad Lavoy and Johnston Lavoy - "Bump" (Brad Lavoy featuring Johnston Lavoy and Nicki Minaj) (6 consecutive weeks) → "It's Christmas, Baby" (Johnston Lavoy featuring Brad Lavoy) (1 week) (18 December 2010)
Adele - "Rolling in the Deep" (15 consecutive weeks) → "Someone Like You" (14 consecutive weeks) (23 July 2011)
Peter Siddle - "Stupid Kind of Love" (4 consecutive weeks) → "Broken Lights" (1 week) (16 August 2014)
Peter Siddle - "Shatter Me" (Peter Siddle featuring Amanda Johnson) (4 consecutive weeks) → "Battle of One" (13 consecutive weeks) (27 December 2014)

†current No. 1 song

Adele holds the record for longest continuous NK Hot 100 reign with 29 consecutive weeks with "Rolling in the Deep" and "Someone Like You" in 2011.

Most consecutive number-one singles

Most number-one singles (2001 to 2014)

Hoota: 12
Johnston Lavoy: 10
Atlantica: 9
Alexandrea Bancey: 7
Sean Paul: 7
Rihanna: 7
Beyonce: 7
Brandi Dixon: 7
Dear Devils: 6
Jyniba: 6
Amelio: 6
Eminem: 5

Most cumulative weeks at number one (2001 to 2014)

Hoota: 41
Adele: 39
Johnston Lavoy: 38
Atlantica: 36
Alexandrea Bancey: 31
Dear Devils: 30
Sean Paul: 29
Jyniba: 28
Rihanna: 26
Amelio: 25
Beyonce: 23
Jonah Alex: 23
Eminem: 22