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Most weeks as Artist of the Week on the Billboard Hot 100

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The Beatles has been crowned Artist of the Week on the Billboard Hot 100 more than anyone: 97 weeks, the longest run 21 weeks.

Most weeks as Artist of the Week on the Billboard Hot 100
#	Artist	Crowned	Longest run	Weeks
1	The Beatles	1964–1970	21	97
2	Taylor Swift	2009–2026	28	93
3	Mariah Carey	1990–2023	24	91
4	Usher	1998–2004	23	58
5	Morgan Wallen	2021–2025	22	51
6	Bruno Mars	2010–2026	13	49
7	The Weeknd	2015–2022	22	47
8	Drake	2010–2026	6	46
9	50 Cent	2003–2005	29	44
10	Michael Jackson	1972–1995	23	43
11	Boyz II Men	1991–1998	27	42
12	Ariana Grande	2014–2026	17	40
13	Whitney Houston	1985–1996	16	39
14	TLC	1992–1999	10	39
15	Bee Gees	1971–1979	18	37
16	Rihanna	2006–2016	13	37
17	Ed Sheeran	2017–2022	8	35
18	Madonna	1985–2000	14	33
19	Katy Perry	2010–2014	10	33
20	Adele	2011–2022	16	33
21	Lady Gaga	2009–2011	9	32
22	Harry Styles	2020–2026	10	32
23	Justin Bieber	2012–2025	26	29
24	Destiny's Child	1999–2005	16	28
25	Alicia Keys	2001–2008	8	28
26	Sabrina Carpenter	2024–2025	13	28
27	Justin Timberlake	2006–2013	8	27
28	The Black Eyed Peas	2009–2010	20	26
29	Daryl Hall John Oates	1977–1985	11	25
30	Ricky Nelson	1958–1961	9	24
31	The 4 Seasons	1962–1976	11	23
32	SWV	1993	23	23
33	Ace Of Base	1994	22	23
34	Toni Braxton	1996–1997	19	23
35	Olivia Rodrigo	2021–2026	14	22
36	Donna Summer	1978–1979	13	21
37	Beyonce	2003–2024	8	21
38	twenty one pilots	2016	19	21
39	The Monkees	1966–1968	8	20
40	Diana Ross	1970–1980	15	20
41	OutKast	2001–2004	19	20
42	Chris Brown	2006–2008	8	19
43	Kendrick Lamar	2017–2025	7	19
44	Lionel Richie	1982–1986	10	18
45	Monica	1998–1999	14	18
46	Maroon 5	2004–2014	4	17
47	The Beach Boys	1963–1988	5	16
48	Herman's Hermits	1965	16	16
49	LeAnn Rimes	1997–1998	16	16
50	Lorde	2014	15	16
51	Ella Langley	2026	5	16
52	Andy Gibb	1977–1978	11	15
53	Ashanti	2002	15	15
54	The Everly Brothers	1958–1961	9	14
55	Rod Stewart	1971–1979	8	14
56	Paula Abdul	1989–1991	7	14
57	Eminem	2002–2018	5	14
58	Fergie	2006–2008	8	14
59	Akon	2006–2007	9	14
60	Olivia Newton-John	1974–1982	6	13
61	John Cougar	1982	13	13
62	Phil Collins	1984–1990	4	13
63	Janet Jackson	1986–1993	5	13
64	Los Del Rio	1996	12	13
65	Spice Girls	1997	6	13
66	Nicki Minaj	2012–2014	6	13
67	Post Malone	2018–2019	4	13
68	Roddy Ricch	2020	7	13
69	Elvis Presley	1958–1961	8	12
70	Brenda Lee	1960–1961	7	12
71	Chubby Checker	1960–1962	10	12
72	Ray Charles	1960–1962	6	12
73	The Supremes	1964–1966	8	12
74	Roberta Flack	1972–1974	6	12
75	Linda Ronstadt	1975–1978	9	12
76	John Lennon	1980–1981	11	12
77	George Michael	1987–1990	4	12
78	Janet	2000–2001	9	12
79	Kanye West	2007–2021	9	12
80	Connie Francis	1959–1962	6	11
81	Simon & Garfunkel	1968–1970	6	11
82	Elton John	1973–1975	3	11
83	Prince And The Revolution	1984–1986	9	11
84	Bryan Adams	1985–1995	5	11
85	New Kids On The Block	1989–1990	5	11
86	Faith Hill	2000	11	11
87	Nelly	2002	11	11
88	Kelly Clarkson	2005	8	11
89	Andy Williams	1963–2022	6	10
90	Three Dog Night	1970–1972	6	10
91	Wings	1975–1978	4	10
92	Billy Joel	1980–1989	4	10
93	The J. Geils Band	1982	10	10
94	The Police	1983	10	10
95	Ricky Martin	1999	5	10
96	Christina Aguilera	1999–2003	5	10
97	Imagine Dragons	2017	9	10
98	The Rolling Stones	1965–1971	3	9
99	Sly & The Family Stone	1969–1971	4	9
100	Jackson 5	1970	5	9

How is this counted?

Every week ChartReign crowns the artist holding the most chart power: every song they had on the Billboard Hot 100, weighted by position, not only a #1. This ranks the acts by the weeks they wore the crown.

Every week of the Billboard Hot 100 to Sep 19, 2026. About the data