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iTunes Top 100 - Mar 14th.

Posted by nuTsie Guy Fri, 14 Mar 2008 18:11:00 GMT

This week in the turbulent iTunes Top 100::

Top 5 Songs:

1 (2)	"Love In This Club" - Usher & Young Jeezy	Early nominee for "Best Song About Having Sex In Night Club" category at next year's Grammy's.
2 (13)	"Bleeding Love" - Leona Lewis	Brit songstress reaches her highest ranking yet, also needs love transfusion.
3 (4)	"No Air" - Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown	Jordin's best single still sparkling with some help from the "Prince of R&B".
4 (3)	"Love Song" - Sara Bareilles	Sara sticks around, using her tour and commercial as momentum
5 (5)	"Low" - Flo Rida and T-Pain	Upon hearing this song for the 582nd time, I finally bought some Apple Bottom Jeans and boots with the fur.

Greatest Gainer:

38. (N/A)

"Luxury Tax" - Rick Ross

Ross' new CD "Trilla" dropped on Tuesday, so he's back to Hustlin' in the top 100.

Farthest Faller:

(N/A) (76)

"How Many Words" - Blake Lewis

His guest appearance on American Idol reminded America he still existed, then they forgot again.

Entering the iTunes Top 100 this week:

12.	"Shawty Get Loose"	Lil' Mama.
18.	"Damaged"	Danity Kane
38.	"Luxury Tax"	Rick Ross (Feat. Lil' Wayne, Young Jeezy and Trick Daddy)
45.	"The Boss"	Rick Ross
47.	"I'm Yours"	Jason Mraz

73.	"A-Punk"	Vampire Weekend
89.	"She Got It"	2 Pistols

Thanks for reading, until next week...

- nuTsie guy.

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iTunes Top 100 - March 7th

Posted by nuTsie Guy Fri, 07 Mar 2008 14:35:00 GMT

I am here to break down what exactly goes on in the iTunes Top 100 week by week. Lets get going:

Top 5 Songs:

1. "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley (thanks, American Idol!).

2. "Love In This Club" by Usher and Young Jeezy. Released last week, it made its rapid climb up the charts, just as expected..

3. "Love Song" by Sara Bareilles. Staying in the top 5 for the 6th straight week.

4. "No Air" by Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown. Two teenagers sing duet about apparent asphyxiation, make millions off twenty-somethings who still watch American Idol.

5. "Low" by Flo Rida (feat. T-Pain). iTunes Top 100 stalwart drops 4 spots to unheard-of depths, State of Florida wants its name back.

Greatest Gainer:

- "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley. Went from unknown to the top of the charts in 3 days. Behold the power of Simon, Randy and Paula Abdrunk.

Farthest Faller:

- Amy Winehouse, in general. From penthouse to outhouse (or crackhouse, whichever you prefer). Went from 4 songs firmly planted in the top 25 the week after the Grammy's to one song clinging to the #85 spot ("Rehab").

- nuTsie guy.

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