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Chart Week of Feb 18, 2012

1	2	7 1	Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) Kelly Clarkson
2	1	23 1	Set Fire To The Rain Adele
3	4	19 3	Good Feeling Flo Rida
4	3	20 1	We Found Love Rihanna Featuring Calvin Harris
5	5	10 4	Turn Me On David Guetta Featuring Nicki Minaj
6	8	17 6	Domino Jessie J
7	10	11 7	Rack City Tyga
8	12	17 8	Young, Wild & Free Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa Featuring Bruno Mars
9	7	23 1	Sexy And I Know It LMFAO
10	6	19 3	It Will Rain Bruno Mars
11	11	26 5	Ni**as in Paris Jay Z Kanye West
12	19	8 12	Ass Back Home Gym Class Heroes Featuring Neon Hitch
13		1 13	Give Me All Your Luvin' Madonna Featuring Nicki Minaj & M.I.A.
14	9	17 3	The One That Got Away Katy Perry
15	13	14 13	International Love Pitbull Featuring Chris Brown
16	16	12 16	The Motto Drake Featuring Lil Wayne
17	14	18 10	Dance (A$$) Big Sean Featuring Nicki Minaj
18	15	33 1	Moves Like Jagger Maroon 5 Featuring Christina Aguilera
19	18	26 18	Not Over You Gavin DeGraw
20	20	46 1	Party Rock Anthem LMFAO Featuring Lauren Bennett & GoonRock
21	17	23 13	Work Out J. Cole
22	21	31 1	Someone Like You Adele
23	26	12 9	Take Care Drake Featuring Rihanna
24	22	23 4	Without You David Guetta Featuring Usher
25	23	33 23	Love You Like A Love Song Selena Gomez & The Scene
26		1 26	Smooth Criminal Glee Cast Featuring 2Cellos
27	31	5 27	Somebody That I Used To Know Gotye Featuring Kimbra
28	25	19 22	I Don't Want This Night To End Luke Bryan
29	24	34 4	Stereo Hearts Gym Class Heroes Featuring Adam Levine
30	40	4 30	Glad You Came The Wanted
31	27	15 15	Red Solo Cup Toby Keith
32	29	18 28	I Like It Like That Hot Chelle Rae Featuring New Boyz
33	30	17 9	Make Me Proud Drake Featuring Nicki Minaj
34	28	13 14	You Da One Rihanna
35	34	16 34	You Chris Young
36	32	21 15	Paradise Coldplay
37	41	22 37	All Your Life The Band Perry
38	51	16 38	A Thousand Years Christina Perri
39	42	8 39	Strip Chris Brown Featuring Kevin K-MAC McCall
40	33	14 32	Blackout Breathe Carolina

1. 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)'

The 'American Idol' diva is in great standing. Her latest single sold 225,000 digital copies last week, enough to propel it to Number Two. This week, she's on top, and just in time for her much-anticipated performance at the Grammy Awards on Sunday.
On the Charts: Kelly Clarkson Starts the Slow Burn »
7. 'Rack City'

The Young Money rapper's hit 'Rack City' (from second album 'Careless World: Rise of the Last King') rises three notches to Number Seven – just five spots above Tyga's cousin, Gym Class Heroes' Travis McCoy.
Diddy Brings Nostalgia Back to New York »
13. 'Give Me All Your Luvin''

It's amazing what one decadent, hyperactive, over-the-top Super Bowl halftime show performance will do. Madonna's new single with Nicki Minaj & M.I.A., performed at the game, enters the charts at a firm Number 13.
Madonna’s Glittering Super Bowl Spectacle »
34. 'You Da One'

Rihanna's latest single may be languishing in the mid-30s, but just wait: come her duet with Coldplay at this Sunday's Grammys, the pop princess will be storming up the charts in a hurry.
Video »

Chart Week of Feb 18, 2012

1	1	50 1	21 Adele
2		1 2	Born To Die Lana Del Rey
3		1 3	Old Ideas Leonard Cohen
4	4	2 4	2012 Grammy Nominees Various Artists
5	6	3 2	Kidz Bop 21 Kidz Bop Kids
6	9	12 1	Take Care Drake
7	2	2 2	Emotional Traffic Tim McGraw
8		1 8	God, Love & Romance Fred Hammond
9	18	33 5	Sorry For Party Rocking LMFAO
10	16	11 3	Talk That Talk Rihanna
11	25	11 5	My Life II...The Journey Continues (Act 1) Mary J. Blige
12	17	7 3	TM:103: Hustlerz Ambition Young Jeezy
13	20	15 2	Stronger Kelly Clarkson
14	12	9 2	El Camino The Black Keys
15	21	26 2	Tailgates & Tanlines Luke Bryan
16	8	2 8	Soul 2 Seal
17	28	20 1	Duets II Tony Bennett
18	22	11 2	Here And Now Nickelback
19	19	120 10	19 Adele
20	45	5 20	Making Mirrors Gotye
21		1 21	The Fresh Beat Band: Music From The Hit TV Show Soundtrack
22	23	21 1	Own The Night Lady Antebellum
23	14	6 14	Bangarang (EP) Skrillex
24		13 7	Celebration Madonna
25	27	66 2	My Kinda Party Jason Aldean
26	31	13 3	NOW 40 Various Artists
27	3	2 3	Resolution Lamb Of God
28	24	15 1	Mylo Xyloto Coldplay
29		6 29	Beyond Magnetic (EP) Metallica
30	41	2 30	WOW Gospel 2012 Various Artists
31	38	23 1	Tha Carter IV Lil Wayne
32	43	11 32	The Best Of Etta James: 20th Century Masters The Millennium Collection Etta James
33	30	26 1	Watch The Throne Jay Z Kanye West
34	32	15 5	Clancy's Tavern Toby Keith
35	34	18 1	Clear As Day Scotty McCreery
36		1 36	Strength To Survive SOJA
37	37	69 4	The Band Perry The Band Perry
38	49	32 1	4 Beyonce
39	7	2 7	100 Proof Kellie Pickler
40	26	98 2	Sigh No More Mumford & Sons

2. 'Born to Die'

The much-maligned Ms. Del Rey is riding her contentious publicity all the way to the bank: this week, her 'Born to Die' lands just one spot behind the unbeatable Adele. The record sold 77,000 copies this week.
On the Charts: Lana Del Rey Weathers the Storm »
3. 'Old Ideas'

Leonard Cohen, folk's finest poet, reenters the charts at Number Three this week. His 'Old Ideas' moved 41,000 copies this week: 35 percent from physical albums sold via Internet retailers, 30 percent via online album downloads.
Video: Three Songs from Leonard Cohen's New Album »
17. 'Duets II'

Last week's PBS premiere of 'Great Performances: Tony Bennett' was a boon to the singing legend's album of duets, which includes numbers with Lady Gaga and the late Amy Winehouse. This week, the record jumps 11 spots to Number 17.
Tony Bennett: 'Lady Gaga Could Become America's Picasso' »
29. 'Beyond Magnetic'

Announcement of the metal legends' upcoming Orion Music Festival in Atlantic City translated to sales: their EP of outtakes from the 2008 'Death Magnetic' sessions lands at Number 29 this week.
Metallica Announce Orion Music Festival »

Chart Week of Feb 18, 2012

1	Coldplay
2	Florence and the Machine
3	Adele
4	Bon Iver
5	Rihanna
6	Foster The People
7	The Black Keys
8	Radiohead
9	The xx
10	Lady GaGa
11	M83
12	Katy Perry
13	David Guetta
14	Bruno Mars
15	Flo Rida
16	Muse
17	Maroon 5
18	Arctic Monkeys
19	Foo Fighters
20	Mumford And Sons
21	Kings of Leon
22	Lana Del Rey
23	MGMT
24	Arcade Fire
25	Taylor Swift
26	Skrillex
27	The Killers
28	The Strokes
29	Beyoncé
30	Drake
31	Britney Spears
32	Nicki Minaj
33	Gym Class Heroes
34	System of A Down
35	Linkin Park
36	Ed Sheeran
37	Jessie J
38	Gotye
39	Justice
40	Kanye West

2. Florence and the Machine

Florence Welch has a hotly anticipated tour, haute couture connections and one of the best albums of the past year. Now, Harry Potter himself, Daniel Radcliffe, has expressed a desire to be in her next music video.
Video: Florence and the Machine Perform 'Shake It Out' on 'SNL' »
14. Bruno Mars

Everything's coming up Bruno! Last month, the Grammy-winning pop and soul star was cleared of a felony cocaine possession charge after following the agreements of his plea deal.
Bruno Mars Cleared of Cocaine Possession »
24. Arcade Fire

President Obama recently released his wish list of celebrity supporters, which includes the Arcade Fire. He does know they're Canadian, right?
Obama Campaign Wish List Includes Jay-Z, Adam Levine »
40. Kanye West

Yeezy at Number 40? You'd better believe he won't stand for that. The electric new video for 'Ni**as in Paris' – released this week – should help him ascend the ranks.
Video »