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Chart Week of Jun 2, 2012

1	1	20 1	Somebody That I Used To Know Gotye Featuring Kimbra
2	4	13 2	Call Me Maybe Carly Rae Jepsen
3	2	5 2	Payphone Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa
4	3	22 1	We Are Young fun. Featuring Janelle Monae
5	6	14 5	Starships Nicki Minaj
6	5	20 5	Wild Ones Flo Rida Featuring Sia
7	7	14 4	What Makes You Beautiful One Direction
8	8	19 3	Glad You Came The Wanted
9	9	8 2	Boyfriend Justin Bieber
10	10	19 10	Drive By Train
11	11	22 1	Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) Kelly Clarkson
12	12	15 12	Feel So Close Calvin Harris
13	18	5 13	Where Have You Been Rihanna
14	13	14 1	Part Of Me Katy Perry
15	25	4 15	Scream Usher
16	21	7 16	Back In Time Pitbull
17	14	27 7	Take Care Drake Featuring Rihanna
18	15	27 14	The Motto Drake Featuring Lil Wayne
19	17	7 17	Dance Again Jennifer Lopez Featuring Pitbull
20	19	12 19	Springsteen Eric Church
21	16	23 16	Rumour Has It Adele
22	26	22 22	Lights Ellie Goulding
23	20	11 20	Brokenhearted Karmin
24	23	12 23	Drunk On You Luke Bryan
25	28	13 18	Good Girl Carrie Underwood
26	27	7 21	Mercy Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T, 2 Chainz
27	22	13 17	Climax Usher
28	30	15 28	Drank In My Cup Kirko Bangz
29	34	20 8	I Won't Give Up Jason Mraz
30	46	6 30	Titanium David Guetta Featuring Sia
31	35	15 31	Somethin' 'Bout A Truck Kip Moore
32	24	13 24	Birthday Cake Rihanna Featuring Chris Brown
33	32	13 32	Fly Over States Jason Aldean
34	33	35 1	We Found Love Rihanna Featuring Calvin Harris
35	29	38 1	Set Fire To The Rain Adele
36	37	18 36	Faded Tyga Featuring Lil Wayne
37	31	25 4	Turn Me On David Guetta Featuring Nicki Minaj
38	44	61 1	Party Rock Anthem LMFAO Featuring Lauren Bennett & GoonRock
39	43	38 1	Sexy And I Know It LMFAO
40	40	34 3	Good Feeling Flo Rida

1. 'Somebody That I Used To Know'

Gotye and Kimbra's unstoppable pop anthem has finally dethroned fun. and Janelle Monae's monster hit, "We Are Young." How long will the Australian singer-songwriter stay on top? After two successful sets at the Coachella festival and a performance on 'SNL,' the answer seems to be: quite awhile.
Gotye's Weird Pop Science Blows Up »
2. 'Call Me Maybe'

The Justin Bieber-approved pop ditty is truly a phenomenon: it's only one spot away from topping the charts. Prepare for this summer anthem to never, ever leave your head.
Justin Bieber Gives Singer Carly Rae Jepsen a Boost »
15. 'Scream'

Buoyed by his recent 'Saturday Night Live' musical performance and hilarious cameo in a Digital Short, Usher climbs 10 spots with the first single from his album 'Looking 4 Myself.'
Video: Usher Performs 'Scream' on SNL »
37. 'Turn Me On'

David Guetta's ubiquitous club banger has spent an impressive 25 weeks on the charts. It stays in the upper ranks this week at Number 37.
Villas, Private Jets and Paris Hilton: Rolling in Ibiza With David Guetta »

Chart Week of Jun 2, 2012

1		1 1	Trespassing Adam Lambert
2	2	65 1	21 Adele
3	1	3 1	Blown Away Carrie Underwood
4		1 4	Rize Of The Fenix Tenacious D
5	5	3 2	...Little Broken Hearts Norah Jones
6	4	3 3	NOW 42 Various Artists
7		1 7	Bloom Beach House
8		1 8	Glee: The Music: Season Three: The Graduation Album Soundtrack
9	3	8 1	Tuskegee Lionel Richie
10	7	10 1	Up All Night One Direction
11	13	3 9	SMASH Soundtrack
12	8	4 1	Blunderbuss Jack White
13	11	20 7	Making Mirrors Gotye
14	10	41 2	Tailgates & Tanlines Luke Bryan
15	21	7 1	Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded Nicki Minaj
16		1 16	Shape Shifter Santana
17		1 17	Not Your Kind Of People Garbage
18		1 18	Heroes Willie Nelson
19		1 19	Live & Inspired Godsmack
20	12	3 5	Strange Clouds B.o.B
21	14	5 2	Love Is A Four Letter Word Jason Mraz
22	19	43 1	Chief Eric Church
23	23	81 2	My Kinda Party Jason Aldean
24		1 24	The Only Place Best Coast
25	6	2 6	Neck Of The Woods Silversun Pickups
26	25	4 6	Up All Night Kip Moore
27	22	4 5	Hard 2 Love Lee Brice
28	32	26 3	Talk That Talk Rihanna
29	42	13 3	Some Nights fun.
30	36	7 8	Boys & Girls Alabama Shakes
31	16	2 16	Go Get It (Soundtrack) Mary Mary
32	51	9 1	The Hunger Games: Songs From District 12 And Beyond Soundtrack
33	20	135 4	19 Adele
34		1 34	Exister Hot Water Music
35	24	6 6	Slipstream Bonnie Raitt
36	38	27 1	Take Care Drake
37	9	2 9	This Is How I Feel Tank
38		1 38	Fire From The Sky Shadows Fall
39	39	7 6	My Head Is An Animal Of Monsters And Men
40	27	5 4	California 37 Train

1. Trespassing

Adam Lambert's anthemic disc debuts at Number One this week with an impressive 77,000 copies sold. This makes the 'American Idol' alumnus the first openly gay male artist to top the Billboard albums chart.
On the Charts: Adam Lambert Makes History »
5. '...Little Broken Hearts'

The jazzy pop singer-songwriter took a bold detour from her contemporary catalogue when she paired with Brian 'Danger Mouse' Burton. Their record holds firm at Number Five this week.
Norah Jones, Danger Mouse Craft Moody, 'Weird' EP »
17. 'Not Your Kind of People'

The Nineties alt-rock heavyweights returned this week, and they still have style to spare. Their self-released fifth album enters the charts at a dynamic Number 17.
Album Review »
24. 'The Only Place'

The summery surf-rockers Best Coast paired with the prolific composer/producer Jon Brion for their second studio album. Its peppy charm propels the band to a Number 24 debut.
Video: Best Coast Return to 'Letterman' »

Chart Week of Jun 2, 2012

1	Lana Del Rey
2	Adele
3	Bon Iver
4	Coldplay
5	Florence and the Machine
6	Foster The People
7	The Black Keys
8	Gotye
9	The xx
10	David Guetta
11	Radiohead
12	Katy Perry
13	fun.
14	Flo Rida
15	Rihanna
16	The Shins
17	M83
18	Bruno Mars
19	Mumford And Sons
20	MGMT
21	Skrillex
22	Lady GaGa
23	Foo Fighters
24	Kelly Clarkson
25	Taylor Swift
26	The Wanted
27	Arctic Monkeys
28	Grimes
29	Arcade Fire
30	Nicki Minaj
31	Kings of Leon
32	The Killers
33	Muse
34	Maroon 5
35	Ed Sheeran
36	Justin Bieber
37	Carly Rae Jepsen
38	One Direction
39	Chris Brown
40	Kanye West

1. Lana Del Rey

Everyone has stopped talking about Lana Del Rey's faltering music career and moved on to her rumored romance with Axl Rose. Welcome to the tabloid jungle, honey.
Report: Axl Rose Is Dating Lana Del Rey »
7. The Black Keys

The blues-rock duo hit a new career high this spring when they headlined two sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden. The killer set proved indisputably that the band can conquer any stage.
The Black Keys Storm Madison Square Garden »
13. fun.

The New York band is as silly as their name suggests, but their sales are serious: "We Are Young," their breakthrough hit featuring Janelle Monae, is officially the best-selling single of the year (so far).
fun. Perform on 'Letterman' »
23. Foo Fighters

Who is having more fun than Dave Grohl? No one, that's who. This week, the Foo Fighters frontman made his 11th appearance on 'Saturday Night Live,' making him the most frequent musical guest in the show's history. He's also acted in a few memorable sketches, including the fan-favorite Crisis of Conformity hardcore bit.
Dave Grohl Makes His 11th Appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' Tonight »