Billboard also compiled a list of the most weeks at #1 per single. Black Eyed Peas, as no surprise, have the #1 and #2 singles with the most weeks at #1. ‘Boom Boom Pow’ logged 12 weeks, and ‘I Gotta Feeling’ logged 14 weeks. The list (technically speaking) features twelve tracks, but only four spots. The #1 spot tied for most weeks with 14, #2 with 12 weeks, #3 with 11 weeks, and finally #4 with 10 weeks.

The two artists that have two entries each are Black Eyed Peas with the two in 2009, and Beyonce as part of Destiny’s Child in 2000/2001, with ‘Independent Women Part I’, and as a solo artist in 2006/2007 with ‘Irreplaceable’.

The list is as follows:

1. (Tie) Black Eyed Peas ‘I Gotta Feeling’ & Mariah Carey ‘We Belong Together’

2. (Tie) Black Eyed Peas ‘Boom Boom Pow’ & Eminem ‘Lose Youself’ & Usher, Lil Jon & Ludacris ‘Yeah!’

3. Destiny’s Child ‘Independent Women Part I’

4. (Tie) Ashanti ‘Foolish’ & Beyonce ‘Irreplaceable’ & Flo Rida & T-Pain ‘Low’ & Kanye West & Jamie Foxx ‘Gold Digger’ & Nelly & Kelly Rowland ‘Dilemma’ & Santana & The Product G&B ‘Maria Maria’

Other mentions:

9 Weeks: 50 Cent ‘In Da Club’ (2003), 50 Cent w/Olivia ‘Candy Shop’ (2005), Beyonce w/Sean Paul ‘Baby Boy’ (2003), Mario ‘Let Me Love You’ (2005), OutKast ‘Hey Ya!’ (2003).

8 Weeks: Beyonce w/Jay Z ‘Crazy in Love’ (2003).

7 weeks: Ciara w/ Petey Pablo ‘Goodies’ (2004) Janet Jackson ‘All For You’ (2001), Justin Timberlake w/Timbaland ‘Sexy Back’ (2006), Katy Perry ‘I Kissed a Girl’ (2008), Nelly ‘Hot in Herre’ (2002), Rihanna w/Jay Z ‘Umbrella’ (2007), T.I. ‘Whatever You Like’ (2008), Usher ‘Burn’ (2004).

6 weeks: Flo Rida w/Ke$ha ‘Right Round’ (2009), Jennifer Lopez w/Ja Rule ‘Ain’t It Funny’ (2002), Nelly Furtado w/Timbaland ‘Promiscuous’ (2006), Usher w/Alicia Keys ‘My Boo’ (2004).