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Topic History of: Big Champagne TopTen USA this week
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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Michael I have different figures for eDonkey 2000 and Gnutella:

1 Jamie Foxx "Unpredictable"
2 Ne Yo "so Sick"
3 Sean Paul "temperature"
4 Pussycat Dolls "Beep"
5 Pink "stupid Girls"

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JK2006 but I must point out that popularity does not necessarily mean ownership.
People can adore a TV theme tune without having to own it.
When my Entertainment USA series was getting 9 million viewers a week, everyone knew the catchy, slapping OUCH theme but it didn't actually sell.
Sales, p2p, legal downloads... are NOT (as always assumed) a true guide to POPULARITY.
DJones To monitor the (illegal) downloads on p2p-networks is a very good method to measure the (true) popularity of songs.
JK2006 .: LW .: TW .: Artist .: Track


#01 #01 Justin Timberlake SexyBack


#06 #02 Fergie London Bridge


#03 #03 Ciara Get Up


#09 #04 Gnarls Barkley Crazy


#02 #05 Ne-Yo Sexy Love


#05 #06 Cassie Me & U


#04 #07 Rihanna Unfaithful


#07 #08 Young Dro Shoulder Lean


#12 #09 Nelly Furtado Promiscuous


#08 #10 Pussycat Dolls Buttons
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