Summer 2006

Billboard Hot 100 Chart Climb Simulator

Fergie "London Bridge" & 2006 Digital Era Breakthrough Engine
Sidekick II // T-Mobile
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FROM: BILLBOARD ALERTS INCOMING SMS
You're #1 on Billboard Hot 100!
"I looked at my Sidekick and it says, 'You’re #1 on Billboard Hot 100.'... I started crying, bawling really."
— Fergie, Rolling Stone 2006 interview
TRACK: Fergie – London Bridge (A&M/Interscope, 2006)
STATUS: HOT 100 #1 PEAK CERTIFIED
Chart Mechanics Controls 2006 Weights
Digital Downloads (iTunes/iPod) 88,000
Radio Impressions (BDS Audience) 42,000,000
Physical Single Sales (CD Maxi) 155,000
Historical 2006 Scenarios:
Hot 100 Peak Position
#1
Top Spot Reached
Weeks at #1
3
Consecutive Weeks
Chart Power Index
98.4 Chart Power Index
Airplay + Sales Blend
Debuting Position
#84 → #5 → #1
Historic Fast Rocket
8-Week Billboard Hot 100 Chart Climb Curve (Lower Rank is Higher)
London Bridge Curve
Target Threshold (#1)
#1 HOT 100 PEAK #10 #40 #80 #100
W1 (Airplay Debut) W2 (Digital Boom) W3 (Hot 100 #1) W4 (Peak Lock) W5 (Airplay Saturation) W6 W7 W8
The 2006 Shift in Billboard Mechanics: In August 2006, Fergie’s debut solo single "London Bridge" set a record for one of the most explosive chart ascents in Hot 100 history. Propelled by the explosion of digital downloads on Apple iTunes alongside T-Mobile Sidekick culture, songs suddenly surged from outside the Top 50 directly to No. 1 in a single week once digital sales opened.
★ 2006 Official Hot 100 Achievement Dossier ★
ARTIST / TRACK Fergie – "London Bridge"
CHART PEAK REACHED #1 on Billboard Hot 100
COMPUTED POWER INDEX 98.4 Chart Power Index
WEEKS DOMINATING #1 3 Weeks
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