Major events like the Grammy Awards (which aired Jan. 26) benefit radio for obvious reasons: Even if stations do nothing but promote the awards with music beforehand—and celebrate the winners the same way after—they’ve still attached them-selves to the brand in the listener’s mind.

When music isn’t the focus of events of that mag-nitude, as is the case with the upcoming Super Bowl (Feb. 2), tie-ins are trickier. That’s the challenge facing top 40 this week each year in the two markets where the com-peting teams are based, as well as in the market where the game’s being played.

With Super Bowl XLVIII days away, here’s how sta-tions in Seattle, Denver and New York have tackled the promotion blitz without fum-bling, both in leading up to the big game and throughout football season.

SEATTLE: MAKING TOP 40 = 12“We’re truly the intersection of party meets 12th-man ex-citement,” says Eric Powers, PD of Clear Channel main-stream top 40 KBKS (106.1 KISS FM) Seattle, referring to

how Seahawks fans express their devotion to the team. “We changed the name of the station to 106.1 Hawk FM and have fans on the air every hour. The day after we beat the 49ers, Jackie and Bender from the morning show gave away NFC Championship gear and had the Sea Gals cheerleaders in the

studio.” To reinforce the bitter rivalry between both teams, KBKS’ website features video of Niners fans watching the end of that game.

Throughout the season, KBKS and co-owned rhythmic KUBE, which Powers also programs, were part of “Blue Friday Takeovers” to fire up Seahawks fans on air and online. More recently, players Walter Thurmond and the Skittles-loving Marshawn Lynch took over KUBE’s “Eric & Dirty Harry”

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afternoon show, which Powers co-hosts. “We talked to Marshawn about his pre-game warm-up: He’s into many songs on KUBE’s playlist including Mista Fab, Lil Boosie and basically any Bay Area hip-hop.”

Lynch’s favorite jams aren’t the only way stations have tied music to football. Earlier this season, KBKS hosted a game-viewing party at Seattle’s Experi-ence Music Project museum that included a halftime performance by Gavin DeGraw. For Sunday’s game, KBKS and KUBE listeners can win their way into the 12th Man VIP Party, where both stations will broadcast live and local artists will perform the Seahawk anthems that have played at either station, such as TNT’s “Blue & Green” recorded for KUBE, based on Wiz Khalifa’s “Black and Yellow.”

On KQMV (Movin 92.5), Hubbard’s mainstream top 40 in the Emerald City, Young Jeffrey of “Brooke & Jubal in the Morning” jumped on the parody bandwagon with a tribute to the Seahawks’ Richard Sherman—who became a household name after his interview following the cham-pionship game—by turning Britney Spears’ “Womanizer” into “Sher-manizer.” KQMV is also offering more than $1,000 in prizes in its 12th Fan Selfie Bowl; Brooke & Jubal will judge the best photos posted on the station’s website.

Across town at Sinclair’s adult top 40 KPLZ (Star 101.5), Kent Phillips—PD, 26-year morning co-host and Seahawks season ticket holder—auctioned off

his own pair of Super Bowl tickets on-air on Jan. 27 to benefit Se-attle Children’s Hos-p i t a l , w h e re t e a m quarterback Russell Wilson volunteers. “Our kids both went to Children’s when they were young, and this was a chance to pay it forward and help another child,” Phillips says.

Even EDM-lean-ing KNHC (C89.5) has caught the fever,

PD Jon McDaniel says. “We’ve wished [the team] well throughout the season on social media— even reposted a photo of Tiësto wearing Se-ahawks gear that was very popular—but didn’t get on the air about it until it hit critical mass. We’ll continue as the game gets closer and the frenzy gets louder.”

DENVER: THE ‘OMAHA’ STAKESWhile the Broncos and “Omaha”-shouting Peyton Manning are assured their place in Sunday’s game, it wasn’t clear at press time whether Manning had won Clear Channel rhythmic KPTT (95.7 the Party) Denver’s “quarter-bracket” voting for hottest quarterback on the station’s website.

Quarterbracket is just part of the makeover the station’s online and on-air presence has undergone leading up to the Super Bowl. “We’ve changed the color scheme of our logo and cover photos on all our social platforms and websites to orange and blue,” PD Joe Bevilacqua says. “We’re also using the slogan ‘Time to ride’ on-air and online.”

KPTT has given female listeners who aren’t necessarily fans more to do than just rate the quarterbacks. “We set a new record for Web hits when eve-ning host Deuce went to practice [and] snuck shots of Eric Decker stretch-ing, which became a phenomenon,” Bevilacqua says. Midday personality and Denver fashion tastemaker Issa also works with the team’s cheerleaders. “We host charity events they participate in all year. When they recruit for the new squad, the Party engages the female audience through Twitter to encourage participation as well.”

Over at Entercom adult top 40 KALC (Alice 105.9), morning hosts BJ & Jamie have answered the challenge thrown down by Seattle radio’s Seahawks songs with a parody of Pitbull’s “Don’t Stop the Party” by the show’s Producer Sean.

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Cornered: KUBE Seattle afternoon hosts Eric (right) and Dirty Harry (left) interview Seattle Seahawks cornerback Walter Thurmond.

Is the ‘Cash’ on Seattle? Cash Cash, currently No. 25 on Billboard’s Nielsen BDS-based Mainstream Top 40 chart with “Take Me Home,” visited KQMV (Movin 92.5 FM) Seattle afternoon host Mason on Jan. 24. That’s her between the group’s Sam Frisch (left) and Jean Paul “JP” Makhlouf.

Halfway through an hour, stations consulted by the legendary Bill Drake would transition between songs with Bill announcing, “Ladies and gentle-

men, the beat goes on.” As the clock runs out on our final Top 40 Update, while we feel we’re not even at our halfway point after 222 issues, we know for top 40, the beat abso-lutely will go on.

Rather than use this column to review our past, I’d like to focus on radio’s future: not just where the medium’s headed, but those who will some day call the shots. I’ve asked my students at Seton Hall Uni-

versity—many of whom major in broadcasting and work at campus station WSOU South Orange, N.J.—to share their beliefs when it comes to radio. I hope you find them as encouraging as I do.• Live matters: “The whole point of radio is having that personal element,”

WSOU station manager Erin O’Grady says. “Without a host it’s like listening to my iPod, which I get bored of quickly.” Radio major Tim Veiga agrees. “I like interacting with an air personality who knows what they’re talking about and are just as passionate as I am about music. Taking that away takes away what I love about radio.”

• Take new music back: With the exception of genre-owning stations like WQHT (Hot 97) New York for hip-hop and WSOU for harder-edged rock, students look elsewhere for what’s just come out. “I usually hear about new music through Twitter or on YouTube,” broadcast major and WSOU producer Kayla D’Amour says. Veiga finds new music “through Spotify and from following artists I like on Facebook.”

• Diversity is key: “[While] I like the current music stations play, I wish they’d stop playing it so repeatedly,” WSOU air personality Ryan Flan-nery says. “Diversity makes radio more interesting,” Veiga adds. “I worry that overplaying songs turns listeners away [and that] it keeps there from being a musical outlet for all genres. There is money to be made for radio, as people from my generation aren’t necessarily going out of their way to purchase SiriusXM.”

As for Update, it’s been a fun 222. Special thanks to . . .• David Diehl, who designed this newsletter with precision and polish. • Christa Titus, who translated everything I wrote into something read-

able each week. • Allyson Levy, the best advertisement for Top 40 Update there could ever be. • Gary Trust and Keith Caulfield: Kings of the charts, bosses of the bul-

lets, guardians of the gainers.• Sean “Ross on Radio” Ross: You can’t stump him, don’t even try.• Mike Stern, our first editor who raised the bar so high I forgot how to limbo.• Silvio Pietroluongo, for whom I still work because I’ve never once mis-

spelled his name. His first name, I mean.• Everyone at the stations, labels and beyond who took my calls, answered

my emails and shared my passion for telling a good story.• All of you for reading, and some of you for writing us, too.

Until we meet again, this is your CHRonicler reminding you, ladies and gentlemen—the beat goes on.

NEW YORK STATIONS: HOSTS WITH THE MOSTOn a good day, East Rutherford, N.J.’s MetLife Stadium, home to Super Bowl XLVIII, is a 23-minute ride from downtown Manhattan, where most New York top 40 stations reside. It’s no surprise then that stations closest to the action have put together plenty of pre-game and game-day activities and promos.

During the regular season, CBS Radio mainstream top 40 WNOW (92.3 NOW) morning co-host Lulu visited a local high school to prove she could kick a field goal better than the then-0-and-6 New York Giants. She has the football weekend covered with “Touchdown at Bronx Terminal Market,” featuring former Giants running back and Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson, and “Big Game Bowling” with WNOW resident mixer DJ David S.

Clear Channel’s WHTZ (Z100) and WKTU gave away a 50-inch TV at a free-admission Big Game Party with Flo Rida performing. “We’re doing winners-only super-intimate concerts with Bastille and American Authors,” CBS adult top 40 WWFS (Fresh 102.7) PD Jim Ryan says. Shows starring Prince Royce and Ziggy Marley are part of rhythmic WQHT’s (Hot 97) “Get Hyped for Halftime” series, while such artists as Nelly and 2 Chainz are part of the 13th annual Celebrity Flag Football Challenge.

And how do the PDs think the big game will shake out? Powers predicts, “[While] the Broncos are favored by one-and-a-half, I feel it’ll be 27-24 Se-ahawks.” Bevilacqua: “24-23 Denver. Steven Hauschka misses a 48-yard field goal wide right as time expires.” McDaniel calls it 28-17, Seahawks. “Se-attle sports needs this. It’s been a while since we had a championship.”

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In a city that they love: After its performance of “Pompeii” on “Saturday Night Live” (which aired Jan. 25), Bastille stopped by Capitol Records’ New York office. From left: Bastille’s Dan Smith and Chris “Woody” Wood, Capitol Northeast regional promotion director Pam Kaye, Bastille’s William Farquarson and Kyle Simmons, and Capitol VP pop promotion Joe Rainey.

Come on in, the water’s freezing: Kyle of WNOU (Radio Now 100.9) Indianapolis’ “The Kyle and Rachel Morning Show” bundled up in the 10-degree weather, but Butler University students stripped down for the inaugural Indianapolis Polar Plunge on Jan. 25 to benefit Special Olympics Indiana. The event raised $21,000.

little. But that’s fine: Getting the interview is the best reward. I’ve been able to get a lot of them before most people. I was second after Ellen DeGeneres to interview the Wanted when they toured the States.

Does your age throw most celebrities for a loop? Sometimes when I start, I can tell the celebrity is doing it as a favor. They come across like, “Oh, I will do an interview with this little girl, isn’t this cute?” I can tell they are treating me like it is not a real interview. Then I start asking tough questions and I can see them immediately change their body language. It’s like there’s a cartoon bubble above their head that says, “OMG, this is a real interview. I’d better get my game face on.”

What’s an interview with you like? I think bringing out the human element of each guest is important, and I like to make sure to ask questions my audience would like to hear. I do a lot of research, which often surprises guests, but this helps me because they have to think on their feet and may give me an answer no one has ever heard before. For example, when I asked A Great Big World about the obstacles they had overcome, band member Chad Vaccarino talked about being gay.

Where would you like to take your talents? I’d like to host a syndicated daily radio show focused on new music or comedy and to work behind the scenes at “American Idol” or “The Voice” to bring contestants to life on radio. I could see both shows moving to television and featuring backstage interviews, because it really humanizes the celebrities when you talk to them before or after they go onstage. Most people don’t get to see that side of the artists: There is a lot of adrenalin there.

What are your immediate goals for “Kidz Place”? I am looking for greater distri-bution for the show, which I’d like to keep going even after I am too old to host it myself. I think “Kidz Place” can go on for as long as there are tweens and teens. —Rich Appel

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AnsweredPavlina Osta

Host, “Pavlina’s Kidz Place” (@pavlinamusic)

Pavlina Osta began her weekly interview show at age 11 on WAPN Holly Hill, Fla. Four years later, “Pavlina’s Kidz Place” is heard on a network of stations, and has featured 300-plus celebrity guests, from Ed Sheeran and fun. to Shaquille O’Neal and Dr. Oz. Now, the 16-year-old Osta—who’s also junior editor for I Am Entertainment magazine and founder of TTYL, TxT Ya Later, to raise teen awareness of texting while driving—is making her interview segments available for top 40 and other formats through Frazier Public Relations.

What got you started in radio at such a young age? I was a street performer in the Daytona Beach area, playing my steel drums in front of stores. I probably did about 100 gigs before I was 13. Different media would interview me; one time someone from a radio station said I had a great voice and should have my own show. So that’s what I did.

Were you always fascinated with radio, or did that come naturally once “Kidz Place” began? At 11, I didn’t know much about radio except for listening to it on the way to school. No one in my family was in radio or knew anyone in the business, but I was attracted to the idea of creating a show kids my age would be interested in hearing. I taught myself how to put the show together, from scheduling, researching, recording and doing the actual interview, to putting the show down and editing it for air.

Has being the youngest interviewer on the red carpet been a challenge or an advantage? Being young and persistent has its ad-vantages. Usually younger artists want to talk with me because I’m part of their audience, and their fans are part of my audience. At the same time, other red carpet journalists and TV hosts are out there to get their stories and interviews, so I’ve gotten a few bruises and been kicked around a

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Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse” (featur-ing Juicy J) races into the Billboard Hot 100’s winner’s circle, rising 2-1. The song, which contains trap dance elements, is a slight departure from Perry’s standard pure-pop fare.

“This No. 1 is the most unexpected one I’ve ever had,” Perry says. “‘Dark Horse’ has been a dark horse of a song since August, when the KatyCats voted to release it early on iTunes, before [parent album] ‘PRISM’ even came out. I’m so thrilled and grateful to have these moments.”

“Dark Horse” marks Perry’s ninth Hot 100 No. 1, lifting her into a five-way tie for 10th place among acts with the most toppers in the chart’s 55-year history. The Beatles lead with 20 No. 1s, followed by Mariah Carey (18), Michael Jackson, Rihanna (13 each), Madonna, the Supremes (12 each), Whitney Houston (11), Janet Jackson and Stevie Wonder (10 each). Perry equals the No. 1 sums of the Bee Gees, Elton John, Paul McCartney (apart from the Beatles) and Usher.

Perry has tallied eight of her nine Hot 100 No. 1s in the ’10s, tying Ri-hanna for the highest total this de-cade. Bruno Mars ranks second in the ’10s with five leaders, followed by Adele, Eminem and Ke$ha (three each). As of this week, Perry becomes the only artist to have risen to No. 1 in each year of the current decade.

As for how “Horse” wins the Hot 100’s first-place ribbon, it leads all but one of the Hot 100’s main component charts. It tops Digital Songs (294,000 downloads sold, up 12%, according to Nielsen SoundScan) and the sub-scription services-based On-Demand Songs chart (2.5 million U.S. streams, up 28%, according to Nielsen BDS) for a third week each, and takes over atop Streaming Songs, where it pushes 3-1 (5.6 million streams, up 8%). It’s Perry’s second No. 1 on Streaming Songs, following “Roar.”

The song’s streaming momen-tum could increase once its video is released; Perry is currently filming it. Notably, with no official clip so far, Vevo on YouTube is the source of most of the cut’s streaming activ-ity, accounting for 39% of its streams. Spotify is a close second among data sources with 37%.

On Radio Songs, “Dark Horse” surges 9-4 with 101 million all- format audience impressions, up 21%.

Perry performed “Dark Horse” at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night (Jan. 26), helping fuel its rise on this week’s charts. The latest sales tracking week ended the same night, so while a bevy of Grammy-related songs and albums show gains this week, we’ll see the full impact of the

night on next week’s charts once a full week of sales have registered.

‘DIRTY’ ‘TALK’: Jason Derulo’s “Talk Dirty” (featuring 2 Chainz) vaults 15-6 on the Hot 100 as the chart’s top Streaming Gainer. It rock-ets into the Streaming Songs top 10 (17-8; 3.9 million, up 53%) and blasts 6-2 on Digital Songs with 194,000 downloads sold (up 31%). In its sec-ond week on Radio Songs, it speeds 48-26 (40 million, up 45%).

“Dirty” has been boosted by the buzz of its “Celebrities Talkin’ Dirty” trailer video, in which artists includ-ing Robin Thicke, Flo Rida and Ari-ana Grande endorse it, with One-Direction also having posted a clip of the group dancing to it.

The song becomes Derulo’s fourth Hot 100 top 10 and first since his first three entries reached the region in 2009-10: “Whatcha Say” (one week at No. 1), “In My Head” (No. 5) and “Ridin’ Solo” (No. 9). In between “Solo” and “Dirty,” Derulo still man-aged to notch four top 40 hits.

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7 7 16 STAY THE NIGHT Interscope Zedd Feat. Hayley Williams 9197 -350

l8 9 16 LET HER GO Warner Bros. Passenger 9143 +100

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l19 21 4 ADORE YOU RCA Miley Cyrus 4317 +777

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l26 26 11 THINKING ABOUT YOU Columbia Calvin Harris Feat. Ayah Marar 2589 +164

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l21 26 25 9 LET IT GO IDINA MENZEL (WALT DISNEY) 0 21

22 22 18 19 STAY THE NIGHT ZEDD FEATURING HAYLEY WILLIAMS (INTERSCOPE) 18

23 21 20 33 SWEATER WEATHER THE NEIGHBOURHOOD ([R]EVOLVE/COLUMBIA) 1 14

24 20 17 25 HOLD ON, WE’RE GOING HOME DRAKE FEATURING MAJID JORDAN (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/REPUBLIC) 2 4

25 19 19 14 DO WHAT U WANT LADY GAGA FEATURING R. KELLY (STREAMLINE/INTERSCOPE) 13

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l27 49 54 16 ALL OF ME JOHN LEGEND (G.O.O.D./COLUMBIA) 0 27

28 23 22 19 WHITE WALLS MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS FEATURING SCHOOLBOY Q & HOLLIS (MACKLEMORE/ADA/WARNER BROS.) 15

l29 27 27 17 MY HITTA YG FEATURING JEEZY & RICH HOMIE QUAN (CTE/DEF JAM/IDJMG) 0 19

l30 30 34 7 ADORE YOU MILEY CYRUS (RCA) 22

l31 33 28 41 BLURRED LINES ROBIN THICKE FEATURING T.I. + PHARRELL (STAR TRAK/INTERSCOPE) 6 1

l32 35 36 10 LOVE ME AGAIN JOHN NEWMAN (UNIVERSAL ISLAND/REPUBLIC) 32

l33 41 31 74 RADIOACTIVE IMAGINE DRAGONS (KIDINAKORNER/INTERSCOPE) 6 3

l34 32 38 11 BEST DAY OF MY LIFE AMERICAN AUTHORS (ISLAND/IDJMG) 32

l35 34 33 12 DRINK A BEER LUKE BRYAN (CAPITOL NASHVILLE) 33

l36 37 44 8 HEY BROTHER AVICII (PRMD/ISLAND/IDJMG) 36

37 29 23 19 23 MIKE WILL MADE-IT FEATURING MILEY CYRUS, WIZ KHALIFA & JUICY J (EARDRUMMERS/INTERSCOPE) 11

l38 39 39 17 WHATEVER SHE’S GOT DAVID NAIL (MCA NASHVILLE) 0 38

39 36 30 39 SAFE AND SOUND CAPITAL CITIES (LAZY HOOKS/CAPITOL) 8

40 38 48 15 CHILLIN’ IT COLE SWINDELL (WARNER BROS./WMN) 0 38

l41 42 51 5 TURN DOWN FOR WHAT DJ SNAKE & LIL JON (COLUMBIA) 37

42 47 41 73 SAIL AWOLNATION (RED BULL) 3 17

l43 52 53 9 WHEN SHE SAYS BABY JASON ALDEAN (BROKEN BOW) 43

44 44 42 18 ALL ME DRAKE FEATURING 2 CHAINZ & BIG SEAN (YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/REPUBLIC) 0 20

45 40 35 15 STAY FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE (REPUBLIC NASHVILLE) 0 28

46 45 50 6 XO BEYONCE (PARKWOOD/COLUMBIA) 45

l47 59 62 15 FRIDAY NIGHT ERIC PASLAY (EMI NASHVILLE) 47

48 50 49 17 IT WON’T STOP SEVYN STREETER FEATURING CHRIS BROWN (CBE/ATLANTIC/RRP) 30

49 43 32 14 UNCONDITIONALLY KATY PERRY (CAPITOL) 14

l50 53 59 19 ANIMALS MARTIN GARRIX (SPINNIN’/SILENT/CASABLANCA/REPUBLIC) 0 50

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Abilene, Texas KORQAlexandria, La. KQIDAmarillo, Texas KXSSBillings, Mont. KRSQBloomington, Ill. WBNQ WWHXBryan-College Station, Texas KNDEBurlington, Vt. WXZOCarbondale, Ill. WCILCasper, Wyo. KTRSCedar Rapids, Iowa KZIACharlottesville, Va. WHTEConcord (Lakes Region), N.H. WJYYCookeville, Tenn. WGICDothan, Ala. WKMXDubuque, Iowa WPVLDuluth, Minn. KDWZElmira, N.Y. WLVY WNKI

Erie, Pa. WRTSFairbanks, Alaska KWLFFargo, N.D. WDAYFlorence, S.C. WJMXFt. Smith, Ark. KISRGrand Forks, N.D. KKXL KZGFGrand Island-Kearney, Neb. KQKYHagerstown, Md. WNUZHamptons, N.Y. WBEAHarrisonburg, Va. WQPOHot Springs, Ark. KLAZHudson Valley, N.Y. WSPKHuntington, W. Va. WKEEIdaho Falls, Idaho KFTZIthaca, N.Y. WFIZJoplin, Mo. KSYN

Lebanon, N.H. WZRTLincoln, Neb. KFRXLogan, Utah KVFXLubbock, Texas KZIIMedford, Ore. KIFSMeridian, Miss. WJDQMorgantown, W. Va. WVAQMoscow, Idaho KZFNMyrtle Beach, S.C. WWXMOdessa, Texas KCRSOlean, N.Y. WMXOPaducah, Ky. WDDJPanama City, Fla. WILNSt. Cloud, Minn. KCLDSalina, Kan. KACZ KJCKSan Angelo, Texas KIXYSan Juan, P.R. WTOK

Sioux Falls, S.D. KKCKSouth Bend, Ind. WNDVTallahassee, Fla. WHTFTerre Haute, Ind. WMGITraverse City, Mich. WJZQ WKHQTri-Cities, Wash. KUJTupelo, Miss. WWKZUtica, N.Y. WSKSWaco, Texas KWTXWausau, Wis. WIFCWichita Falls, Texas KNINWilmington, N.C. WAZOYakima, Wash. KFFMMusic Choice HIT LISTNetwork RADIO DISNEY

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2 1 6 DRUNK IN LOVE BEYONCE FEAT. JAY Z

3 2 13 TIMBER PITBULL FEAT. KE$HA

4 4 10 SAY SOMETHING A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA

5 5 22 WRECKING BALL MILEY CYRUS

6 7 26 ROYALS LORDE

7 6 21 COUNTING STARS ONEREPUBLIC

l8 17 5 TALK DIRTY JASON DERULO FEAT. 2 CHAINZ

9 8 18 LET HER GO PASSENGER

10 9 13 THE MONSTER EMINEM FEAT. RIHANNA

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12 10 24 ROAR KATY PERRY

13 11 18 23 MIKE WILL MADE-IT FEAT. MILEY CYRUS, WIZ KHALIFA & JUICY J

l14 19 8 POMPEII BASTILLE

l15 14 17 MY HITTA YG FEAT. JEEZY & RICH HOMIE QUAN

l16 18 8 TEAM LORDE

17 13 15 RAP GOD EMINEM

18 16 55 SAIL AWOLNATION

l19 23 8 SHOW ME KID INK FEAT. CHRIS BROWN

l20 22 5 ADORE YOU MILEY CYRUS

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26 20 16 WHITE WALLS MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS FEAT. SCHOOLBOY Q & HOLLIS

27 23 7 BEST DAY OF MY LIFE AMERICAN AUTHORS

l28 28 5 DO YOU WANT TO BUILD A SNOWMAN? KRISTEN BELL, AGATHA LEE MONN & KATIE LOPEZ

l29 46 64 RADIOACTIVE IMAGINE DRAGONS

30 21 31 WAKE ME UP! AVICII

31 32 12 DRINK A BEER LUKE BRYAN

32 30 9 SHOW ME KID INK FEAT. CHRIS BROWN

33 26 13 DO WHAT U WANT LADY GAGA FEAT. R. KELLY

34 29 21 SWEATER WEATHER THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

l35 47 2 REWIND RASCAL FLATTS

l36 RE-ENTRYGET LUCKY DAFT PUNK FEAT. PHARRELL WILLIAMS

l37 49 41 BLURRED LINES ROBIN THICKE FEAT. T.I. + PHARRELL

l38 40 4 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOREVER KRISTEN BELL & IDINA MENZEL

39 37 14 REPLAY ZENDAYA

40 38 9 LET IT GO DEMI LOVATO

l41 50 3 BOTTOMS UP BRANTLEY GILBERT

l42 RE-ENTRYJUST GIVE ME A REASON P!NK FEAT. NATE RUESS

43 34 23 WRECKING BALL MILEY CYRUS

44 36 19 23 MIKE WILL MADE-IT FEAT. MILEY CYRUS, WIZ KHALIFA & JUICY J

45 41 17 MY HITTA YG FEAT. JEEZY & RICH HOMIE QUAN

46 35 18 STAY THE NIGHT ZEDD FEAT. HAYLEY WILLIAMS

47 43 16 WHATEVER SHE’S GOT DAVID NAIL

48 39 7 CHILLIN’ IT COLE SWINDELL

49 42 14 UNCONDITIONALLY KATY PERRY

50 27 2 GIVE ME BACK MY HOMETOWN ERIC CHURCH

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l1 1 18 DARK HORSE KATY PERRY FEAT. JUICY J

l2 6 3 TALK DIRTY JASON DERULO FEAT. 2 CHAINZ

l3 11 3 HAPPY PHARRELL WILLIAMS

l4 4 4 THE MAN ALOE BLACC

5 3 16 TIMBER PITBULL FEAT. KE$HA

l6 10 17 POMPEII BASTILLE

7 2 12 SAY SOMETHING A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA

l8 8 15 TEAM LORDE

9 5 33 COUNTING STARS ONEREPUBLIC

l10 12 9 LET IT GO IDINA MENZEL

11 9 26 LET HER GO PASSENGER

12 7 13 THE MONSTER EMINEM FEAT. RIHANNA

l13 14 30 ROYALS LORDE

l14 15 19 BURN ELLIE GOULDING

l15 44 7 ALL OF ME JOHN LEGEND

16 13 12 STORY OF MY LIFE ONE DIRECTION

17 18 24 ROAR KATY PERRY

l18 22 6 DRUNK IN LOVE BEYONCE FEAT. JAY Z

19 17 6 TURN DOWN FOR WHAT DJ SNAKE & LIL JON

l20 33 30 BRAVE SARA BAREILLES

21 19 38 DEMONS IMAGINE DRAGONS

l22 24 6 HEY BROTHER AVICII

l23 25 6 ADORE YOU MILEY CYRUS

l24 NEW MMM YEAH AUSTIN MAHONE FEAT. PITBULL

l25 31 3 LOVE ME AGAIN JOHN NEWMAN

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2 3 15 TIMBER PITBULL FEAT. KE$HA

3 2 13 THE MONSTER EMINEM FEAT. RIHANNA

l4 9 7 DARK HORSE KATY PERRY FEATURING JUICY J

l5 8 10 BURN ELLIE GOULDING

l6 7 18 LET HER GO PASSENGER

l7 12 8 TEAM LORDE

8 5 26 ROYALS LORDE

9 4 25 WAKE ME UP! AVICII

l10 10 10 STORY OF MY LIFE ONE DIRECTION

l11 11 8 SAY SOMETHING A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA

12 6 20 DEMONS IMAGINE DRAGONS

13 14 15 STAY THE NIGHT ZEDD FEAT. HAYLEY WILLIAMS

l14 16 12 POMPEII BASTILLE

15 13 25 HOLD ON, WE’RE GOING HOME DRAKE FEAT. MAJID JORDAN

l16 19 5 DRUNK IN LOVE BEYONCE FEATURING JAY Z

17 15 13 DO WHAT U WANT LADY GAGA FEAT. R. KELLY

l18 20 7 SHOW ME KID INK FEATURING CHRIS BROWN

19 17 25 ROAR KATY PERRY

l20 24 10 DRINK A BEER LUKE BRYAN

21 18 20 SWEATER WEATHER THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

l22 25 15 WHATEVER SHE’S GOT DAVID NAIL

l23 27 14 CHILLIN’ IT COLE SWINDELL

l24 29 17 FRIDAY NIGHT ERIC PASLAY

25 26 28 BRAVE SARA BAREILLES

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l26 48 2 TALK DIRTY JASON DERULO FEAT. 2 CHAINZ

l27 34 6 MY HITTA YG FEATURING JEEZY & RICH HOMIE QUAN

l28 35 7 WHEN SHE SAYS BABY JASON ALDEAN

l29 33 9 BEST DAY OF MY LIFE AMERICAN AUTHORS

30 31 35 SAFE AND SOUND CAPITAL CITIES

31 30 37 BLURRED LINES ROBIN THICKE FEAT. T.I. + PHARRELL

32 22 16 WHITE WALLS MACKLEMOORE & RYAN LEWIS FEAT. SCHOOLBOY & HOLLIS

l33 45 3 YOUNG GIRLS BRUNO MARS

34 28 14 STAY FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE

l35 42 6 COMPASS LADY ANTEBELLUM

36 21 16 SWEET ANNIE ZAC BROWN BAND

l37 44 3 LOVE ME AGAIN JOHN NEWMAN

38 23 19 DON’T LET ME BE LONELY THE BAND PERRY

39 39 15 ALL ME DRAKE FEAT. 2 CHAINZ & BIG SEAN

40 41 17 IT WON’T STOP SEVYN STREETER FEAT. CHRIS BROWN

l41 NEW HAPPY PHARRELL

42 36 20 WRECKING BALL MILEY CYRUS

l43 46 10 UP ALL NIGHT JON PARDI

l44 49 2 EVERYTHING I SHOULDN’T BE THINKING ABOUT THOMPSON SQUARE

l45 NEW DOIN’ WHAT SHE LIKES BLAKE SHELTON

l46 50 3 HELLUVA LIFE FRANKIE BALLARD

l47 NEW THE HEART OF DIXIE DANIELLE BRADBERY

l48 NEW ALL OF ME JOHN LEGEND

l49 NEW I HOLD ON DIERKS BENTLEY

l50 NEW PARANOID TY DOLLA $IGN FEAT. B.O.B

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Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart ranks the week’s top streamed radio songs and on-demand songs and videos on leading online music services. © 2014, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.

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DIGITAL SONGS™RADIO SONGS™

Billboard’s Digital Songs chart ranks the week’s most downloaded songs across all genres, ranked by sales data as compiled by Nielsen SoundScan. © 2014, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.

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GERMANYSINGLES COMPILED BY MEDIA CONTROL

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1 RATHER BE Clean Bandit Feat. Jess Glynne ATLANTIC

1 2 HAPPY Pharrell Williams BACK LOT MUSIC/COLUMBIA

3 WILD HEART The Vamps VIRGIN/EMI

4 BRAVEHEART Neon Jungle RCA

2 5 TIMBER Pitbull Featuring Ke$ha MR. 305/POLO GROUNDS/RCA

3 6 HEY BROTHER Avicii POSITIVA/PRMD/ISLAND

4 7 TRUMPETS Jason Derulo BELUGA HEIGHTS/WARNER BROS.

6 8 MILLION POUND GIRL (BADDER THAN BAD) Fuse ODG ODG/3 BEAT

8 9 CONTROL Matrix & Futurebound Feat. Max Marshall 3BEAT/ALL AROUND THE WORLD

10 RIPTIDE Vance Joy LIBERATION/INFECTIOUS

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1 1 HAPPY Pharell Williams BACK LOT MUSIC/COLUMBIA

2 HARD OUT HERE Lily Allen PARLOPHONE/WARNER

3 3 I SEE FIRE Ed Sheeran WATERTOWER/DECCA

2 4 TIMBER Pitbull Feat. Ke$ha MR. 305/POLO GROUNDS/RCA

6 5 ATEMLOS DURCH DIE NACHT Helene Fischer JEAN FRANKFURTER/POLYDOR/ISLAND

5 6 LIEDER Adel Tawil VERTIGO/CAPITOL/UNIVERSAL

4 7 CHANGES Faul & Wad Ad vs. PNAU WEPLAY/CO. KG/FOUR

9 8 KIDS (2 FINGER AN DEN KOPF) Marteria FOUR

8 9 JUBEL Klingande KLINGANDE/B1M1

7 10 HEY BROTHER Avicii POSITIVA/PRMD/ISLAND

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1 2 1 9 SOUNDTRACK FrozenWALT DISNEY 019061 0 1

l2 NEW 1 VARIOUS ARTISTS Grammy 2014 NomineesGRAMMY/ATLANTIC 537319/AG 2

l3 NEW 1 A GREAT BIG WORLD Is There Anybody Out There?BLACK MAGNETIC 77055/EPIC 3

4 4 2 7 BEYONCE BeyoncePARKWOOD 03251/COLUMBIA 1

l5 7 5 17 LORDE Pure HeroineLAVA 019254*/REPUBLIC 0 3

6 3 — 2 KIDZ BOP KIDS Kidz Bop 25RAZOR & TIE 89341 3

l7 NEW 1 YOUNG THE GIANT Mind Over MatterFUELED BY RAMEN 540918* 7

8 1 — 2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN High HopesCOLUMBIA 01546* 1

l9 9 7 14 KATY PERRY PRISMCAPITOL 75323* 1

10 8 4 12 EMINEM The Marshall Mathers LP 2WEB/SHADY/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE 019488/IGA 1

l11 10 9 73 IMAGINE DRAGONS Night VisionsKIDINAKORNER/INTERSCOPE 017324*/IGA 1 2

12 5 — 2 JENNIFER NETTLES That GirlMERCURY NASHVILLE 019163/UMGN 5

13 12 21 21 BASTILLE Bad BloodVIRGIN /CAPITOL 11

l14 24 25 68 MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS The HeistMACKLEMORE 152229 1 2

15 13 6 9 ONE DIRECTION Midnight MemoriesSYCO 77406/COLUMBIA 1

16 15 8 16 MILEY CYRUS BangerzRCA 74523* 1

17 18 11 18 DRAKE Nothing Was The SameYOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY 019139/REPUBLIC 1

l18 27 27 59 BRUNO MARS Unorthodox JukeboxATLANTIC 531747*/AG (19.98) 1 1

19 16 12 60 FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Here’s To The Good TimesREPUBLIC NASHVILLE 017773/BMLG 1 4

20 19 13 24 LUKE BRYAN Crash My PartyCAPITOL NASHVILLE 018733/UMGN 1 1

21 11 — 2 ROSANNE CASH The River & The ThreadBLUE NOTE 019512* 11

22 17 10 7 R. KELLY Black PantiesRCA 76040 4

l23 NEW 1 AGAINST ME! Transgender Dysphoria BluesTOTAL TREBLE 003* 23

l24 45 28 25 SARA BAREILLES The Blessed UnrestEPIC 72290 2

25 26 16 17 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE The 20/20 Experience (2 Of 2)RCA 74161* (0888430086623) 1 1

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l1 5 165 SHAKIRA SONY MUSIC LATIN/EPIC

l2 4 166 JUSTIN BIEBER SCHOOLBOY/RAYMOND BRAUN/ISLAND/IDJMG

3 1 94 MILEY CYRUS RCA

l4 6 62 ARIANA GRANDE REPUBLIC

l5 11 163 PITBULL MR. 305/FAMOUS ARTIST/POLO GROUNDS/SONY MUSIC LATIN/RCA

l6 8 166 KATY PERRY CAPITOL

7 7 115 ONE DIRECTION SYCO/COLUMBIA

8 3 166 RIHANNA SRP/DEF JAM/IDJMG

9 10 165 EMINEM WEB/SHADY/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE

l10 16 163 BRITNEY SPEARS RCA

l11 13 156 DEMI LOVATO HOLLYWOOD

12 9 165 BEYONCE PARKWOOD/COLUMBIA

13 14 137 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE RCA

14 12 166 TAYLOR SWIFT BIG MACHINE

l15 24 108 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS UNIVERSAL MUSIC LATINO/REPUBLIC

16 15 155 BRUNO MARS ATLANTIC

l17 17 152 JENNIFER LOPEZ ISLAND/IDJMG

l18 18 27 AVICII PRMD/ISLAND/IDJMG

l19 19 58 MARIAH CAREY ISLAND/IDJMG

l20 20 6 TYRESE VOLTRON RECORDZ

l21 25 153 WIZ KHALIFA ROSTRUM/ATLANTIC

22 2 164 SELENA GOMEZ HOLLYWOOD

l23 23 156 MICHAEL JACKSON MJJ/EPIC

24 22 16 PRINCE ROYCE SONY MUSIC LATIN

l25 33 16 ROMEO SANTOS SONY MUSIC LATIN

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l26 27 130 P!NK RCA

l27 40 18 LORDE LAVA/REPUBLIC

l28 31 22 ELLIE GOULDING CHERRYTREE/INTERSCOPE

29 32 107 BOB MARLEY TUFF GONG/ISLAND/UME

30 21 163 AVRIL LAVIGNE EPIC

31 28 166 NICKI MINAJ YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/REPUBLIC

32 34 37 LUDACRIS DTP/DEF JAM/IDJMG

l33 36 21 LITTLE MIX SYCO/COLUMBIA

34 35 166 LADY GAGA STREAMLINE/KONLIVE/INTERSCOPE

l35 46 10 IMAGINE DRAGONS KIDINAKORNER/INTERSCOPE

36 30 11 CIARA EPIC

l37 43 2 PHARRELL COLUMBIA

38 38 77 KE$HA KEMOSABE/RCA

39 39 165 LIL WAYNE YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/REPUBLIC

l40 47 36 AUSTIN MAHONE CHASE/REPUBLIC

41 41 165 LINKIN PARK MACHINE SHOP/WARNER BROS.

42 29 12 PRIYANKA CHOPRA DESI HITS/INTERSCOPE

43 42 3 CALVIN HARRIS DECONSTRUCTION/FLY EYE/ULTRA/ROC NATION/COLUMBIA

44 48 149 ADELE XL/COLUMBIA

45 45 165 DAVID GUETTA WHAT A MUSIC/ASTRALWERKS/CAPITOL

46 50 153 DRAKE YOUNG MONEY/CASH MONEY/REPUBLIC

47 37 68 CHRISTINA AGUILERA RCA

l48 RE-ENTRY LANA DEL REY POLYDOR/INTERSCOPE

49 26 121 SKRILLEX BIG BEAT/OWSLA/ATLANTIC

50 49 102 MAROON 5 A&M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE

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Billboard’s Social 50 chart ranks the most active artists on the world’s leading social networking sites. Artists’ popularity is determined by a formula blending their weekly additions of friends/fans/followers along with artist page views and weekly song plays, as measured by Next Big Sound. © 2014, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.

The Billboard 200 ranks the week’s top-selling albums across all genres, ranked by sales data as compiled by Nielsen SoundScan. © 2014, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved.

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SOCIAL 50 DATA MONITORED BY

ALBUMSDIGITAL

ALBUMS*DIGITAL TRACKS

This Week 4,282,000 2,060,000 23,736,000

Last Week 4,440,000 2,057,000 24,104,000

Change -3.6% 0.1% -1.5%

This Week Last Year 4,920,000 2,357,000 26,674,000

Change -13.0% -12.6% -11.0%

*Digital album sales are also counted within album sales.

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Album Sales

2013 2014 CHANGE

Albums 21,238,000 18,354,000 -13.6%

Digital Tracks 117,845,000 104,031,000 -11.7%

Store Singles 272,000 165,000 -39.3%

Total 139,355,000 122,550,000 -12.1%

Album w/TEA* 33,022,500 28,757,100 -12.9%

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Overall Unit Sales

*Includes track equivalent album sales (TEA) with 10 track downloads equivalent to one album sale.

For week ending Jan. 26, 2014. Figures are rounded. Compiled from a national sample of retail store and rack sales reports col-lected by Nielsen SoundScan.

Nielsen SoundScan counts as current only sales within the first 18 months of an album’s re-lease (12 months for Classical and Jazz albums). Titles that stay in the top half of the Billboard 200, however, remain as current. Titles older than 18 months are catalog. Deep catalog is a subset of catalog for titles out more than 36 months.

2013 2014 CHANGE

CD 10,579,000 8,905,000 -15.8%

Digital 10,213,000 8,874,000 -13.1%

Vinyl 405,000 549,000 35.6%

Other 40,000 25,000 -37.5%

Sales by Album Format

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