[Duca]

Originally posted by DullEnlightenment

You're right. 11 weeks was for 4 Minutes. Hung Up is 15 weeks. Anyone know where Give it 2 Me or Celebration peaked at worldwide?

#7 Give It 2 Me
#6 Celebration

[ElectricFrancis]

Originally posted by Duca

Mess. "Born to Make You Happy" was the fourth single "...Baby One More Time" in the UK and Europe, while "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart" was released as the fourth single in the US and Australia. "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart" didn't receive much airplay, but peaked at #14 in the US, thanks to the physical single release.

Anyway, back on topic...

JUSTIN:
Like I Love You #11 US #7 WW
Señorita #27 US #6 WW
Signs #46 US #10 WW
LoveStoned #17 US #8 WW

BRITNEY:
Sometimes #21 US #5 WW
Born To Make You Happy #1 WW [It wasn't released in the US]
Lucky #23 US #2 WW
I'm A Slave 4 U #27 US #5 WW
Overprotected #86 US #6 WW
I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman #6 WW [Didn't chart in the US]
Me Against The Music #35 US #1 WW
My Prerogative #4 WW [Didn't chart in the US]

Worldwide acts.

I can't still believe that I'm a Slave 4 U, Overprotected and Lucky flopped in the US

[cypriotpcdfan]

Originally posted by Duca

Australia =/= World



*7 weeks



California King Bed #37 US #13 WW
Man Down #59 US

'California King Bed' hardly shat worldwide and 'Man Down' didn't make the worldwide top 40 chart.



#29 US #24 WW



A top 10 hit is considered a smash, let alone a top 3 smash.



Right There #39 US #33 WW
Don't Hold Your Breath #86 US #31 WW

The rest didn't crack the top 40 and 'Don't Hold Your Breath' didn't '****.'



It hit #1 in the US.



Only two of her singles smashed worldwide without US support:

Don't Tell Me #22 US #2
When You're Gone #24 US #6

Im not talking about The Worldwide Chart. Dont Hold Your Breath and Right There both did great in Europe and Australia and went Top 10 in a lot of countries.

[DullEnlightenment]

Originally posted by Duca

#7 Give It 2 Me
#6 Celebration

[Duca]

Originally posted by cypriotpcdfan

Im not talking about The Worldwide Chart. Dont Hold Your Breath and Right There both did great in Europe and Australia and went Top 10 in a lot of countries.

A few countries =/= World

Right There - top 10 in 5 countries, top 20 in 6 countries
Don't Hold Your Breath - top 10 in 3 countries, top 20 in 5 countries

[Duca]

Originally posted by ElectricFrancis

I can't still believe that I'm a Slave 4 U, Overprotected and Lucky flopped in the US

'Slave' and 'Overprotected' flopped because she was blacklisted on the US radio. 'Lucky' was a big airplay hit, but never received a physical release, which would have pushed it to the top 10, if not higher.

[geniefan]

Jennifer Lopez - Get Right was #1 WW

[caleb.]

Originally posted by Duca

Only two of her singles smashed worldwide without US support:

Don't Tell Me #22 US #2
When You're Gone #24 US #6

wow you did your research

but what i meant that it's always the case with Avril is that her WW peaks are higher than US peaks 5 WW #1 hits and only 1 US #1 hit Girlfriend

[Duca]

Originally posted by caleb.

wow you did your research

but what i meant that it's always the case with Avril is that her WW peaks are higher than US peaks 5 WW #1 hits and only 1 US #1 hit Girlfriend

She has only had three official #1's worldwide: Complicated, I'm With You, & Girlfriend.

#1's by countries do not count.

[Duca]

Originally posted by geniefan

Jennifer Lopez - Get Right was #1 WW

#12 in the US is not a flop, especially by her standards.