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Fall Out Boy's "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race"
slipped one to No. 3, but topped the Hot Digital Songs chart
for a third week. Daughtry's "It's Not Over" held tight at No.
4 for a second week on the Hot 100, while
Gwen Stefani's "The
Sweet Escape" featuring Akon rose one to a new high of No. 5. Ludacris' "Runaway Love" featuring
Mary J. Blige rose one
to No. 6 in its 12th week, and ruled Hot Rap Tracks for a
second. Akon's "I Wanna Love You" featuring Snoop Dogg fell two
to No. 7 on the Hot 100, while Jim Jones' "We Fly High" was
unchanged at No. 8. Lloyd's "You" featuring Lil' Wayne rose two
to No. 9, and Unk's "Walk It Out" rocketed seven to No. 10. The Jonas Brothers' "Year 3000" was the chart's top debut,
at No. 40. The track comes from the young group's debut "It's
About Time," released last August. After landing at No. 2 on
the albums chart Wednesday with her self-titled debut,
"American Idol" finalist Katharine McPhee opened at No. 48 on
the Hot 100 with "Over It." Other big debuts included Modest Mouse at No. 59 with
"Dashboard," Vanessa Hudgens' "Say OK" at No. 67,
Jack Ingram's
cover of Hinder's "Lips of an Angel" at No. 77,
London-by-way-of-Lebanon songwriter Mika's "Grace Kelly" at No.
81, albums chart queen
Norah Jones' "Thinking About You" at No.
82 and the Naked Brothers Band's "Crazy Car" at No. 83. Hector "El Father" topped Hot Latin Songs with "Sola" for a
third week and Rodney Atkins' "Watching You" remained No. 1 for
a fourth on Hot Country Songs. The Red Hot Chili Peppers began a fourth week at No. 1 on
the Modern Rock chart with "Snow (Hey Oh)," while Three Days
Grace led Mainstream Rock for a ninth with "Pain." |
Beyonce led the Billboard Hot 100
singles chart for a 10th consecutive week Thursday with
"Irreplaceable," while 
