[Retro]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

If features were counted, they probably would only add to a streak, not take away from it.

Well that could make it sort of interesting too.
But I mean, if we counted features at all Ke$ha would have 9 consecutive top tens... I'm not sure many people would like that. Especially since that would put her in a position to threaten Gaga and Mariah for the most from debut, though that record isn't one listed here.

[kgeezy310]

michael was only 7, you skipped #5 on yoru little list.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by kgeezy310

michael was only 7, you skipped #5 on yoru little list.

No I didn't.

[Quiqui4eva]

Into The Groove wasn't released in the US? Then why do I hear this all the time on the radio

[Yooorsh]

LoveGame by Lady Gaga peaked at 5

[dabunique]

U can't include duets if u talkin lead solo artist. Janet loses two songs. Either omit these two songs or change the title to justify their existence.

Anyhoo I knew Madonna was in da lead with Miss Jackson, true hit makers, u children should bow to these queens. Current acts don't hold up to these ladies.

Into the groove never released as a single, b side to Angel vinyl edition.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

Into The Groove wasn't released in the US? Then why do I hear this all the time on the radio

It's played all the time on classic hits stations and relatively frequently on top 40 stations - it's her most played recurrent song on US radio. She really should have released it in the US.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

Into The Groove wasn't released in the US? Then why do I hear this all the time on the radio

Back then a song was only considered a single if it got a physical release. Songs that were just sent to the radio were just considered promo singles. It's the opposite now.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by dabunique

U can't include duets if u talkin lead solo artist. Janet loses two songs. Either omit these two songs or change the title to justify their existence.

Anyhoo I knew Madonna was in da lead with Miss Jackson, true hit makers, u children should bow to these queens. Current acts don't hold up to these ladies.

Into the groove never released as a single, b side to Angel vinyl edition.

I included Janet's two duets because they ended up on a Janet album.

Plus, she accredited as a duet, which for all intents and purposes of this thread should mean that both artists get categorized as "lead artist". Billboard agrees.

[BadKidBrodie]

Rihanna?

[Dale]

Madonna.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by BadKidBrodie

Rihanna?

She only has like 3 or 4 consecutive top 10s.

[ray of light]

quenn madonna the best =)

[ray of light]

queen madonna the best =)

[CoolestPerson12]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

Yea, her All I Want For Christmas was after that and it flopped.

All I Want is an exception, it really didn't flop, it has more longevity than any song that went to #1. Its one of the all time biggest hits.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by CoolestPerson12

All I Want is an exception, it really didn't flop, it has more longevity than any song that went to #1. Its one of the all time biggest hits.

Yea, I guess "flop" is a misnomer for that song.

Anyways, BUMP for Ke$ha.

[Evun]

Katy is coming to overtake Gaga and Mariah on the Top 10 chat. There's almost no way her first two singles don't do top 10.

She'll probably beat out Janet for the Top 5 record too.

[Giacobbe]

Did you forget Hot n' Cold for the top 5's? It peaked at number 3

[Evun]

Originally posted by Giacobbe

Did you forget Hot n' Cold for the top 5's? It peaked at number 3

It's consecutive -- TOY ruined her streak.

[Retro]

I'd like to point out that in the US, Madonna's "Borderline" was released before "Lucky Star". "Borderline" peaked on June 16, 1984, while "Lucky Star" peaked on October 20, 1984. Therefore she has 16 consecutive top 5 hits.