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Flo Rida: 'Low' feat. T-Pain - An ode to Apple Bottom jeans spent 10 weeks on the chart back in 2008, kickstarting a long career for Floridian rapper Flo Rida.

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Rihanna: 'We Found Love' feat. Calvin Harris - Combine Rihanna's pop flare with a cool Calvin Harris beat, and you have one of the biggest hits of recent years, which also spent 10 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100.

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Pharrell Williams: 'Happy' - Despite emerging in the early '90s, Pharrell continues to be a top hitmaker. His upbeat 'Happy' went number one for 10 weeks.

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Adele: 'Hello' - Like an unexpected phone call, Adele came out of nowhere with 'Hello' back in 2015. The aching ballad was number one for 10 weeks.

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Drake: 'One Dance' feat. Wizkid & Kyla - Mixing rap, dancehall, afrobeat, and UK funky, Drake's first number one was a cross-genre smash, spending 10 weeks at number one.

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Drake: 'In My Feelings' - The Canadian rapper had a big 2018, with four number one singles, including viral hit 'In My Feelings.' It spent 10 weeks in the number one spot.

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All-4-One: 'I Swear' - You might not hear much from All-4-One nowadays, but back in 1994, the group was enjoying the success of 'I Swear.' Their R&B smash was number one for 11 weeks.

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Toni Braxton: 'Un-Break My Heart' - The R&B legend struck gold with 'Un-Break My Heart,' a popular power ballad that went number one for 11 weeks.

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Puff Daddy: 'I'll Be Missing You' feat. Faith Evans & 112 - A tribute to the murdered Biggie Smalls, this heartfelt single was a worldwide smash. 'I'll Be Missing You' was number one for 11 weeks straight, this back in 1997.

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Destiny's Child: 'Independent Women' - A lead single from the 'Charlie's Angels' soundtrack, 'Independent Women' has become a modern anthem for strong women around the world. It was number one for 11 weeks.

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Drake: 'God's Plan' - The undeniable 'God's Plan' debuted at number one, and remained there for a whopping 11 weeks.

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Santana: 'Smooth' feat. Rob Thomas - World's collide on 'Smooth,' a Latin pop jam with Santana and Rob Thomas. The catchy collab won a bunch of Grammys, and remained at number one for 12 weeks.

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Usher: 'Yeah!' feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris - Usher's unforgettable club hit went number one for 12 weeks, after hitting the top spot on March 2.

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The Black Eyed Peas: 'Boom Boom Pow' - 'Boom Boom Pow' was a futuristic hit that secured the number one spot for 12 weeks. As you'll soon see, 2009 was one successful year for the Black Eyed Peas.

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Robin Thicke: 'Blurred Lines' feat. T.I. & Pharrell - Robin Thicke's collab with T.I. and Pharrell was nonetheless a huge hit. The single was atop the Billboard Hot 100 for 12 weeks.

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Wiz Khalifa: 'See You Again' feat. Charlie Puth - Wiz Khalifa's tribute to late actor Paul Walker arrived in 2015 and dominated the charts, spending 12 weeks at number one.

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The Chainsmokers: 'Closer' feat. Halsey - 'Closer' was the first number one hit from Halsey and The Chainsmokers. The dance pop ballad was one of the biggest hits of 2016, with 12 weeks at number one.

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Ed Sheeran: 'Shape of You' - Ed Sheeran's tropical gamble paid off, with 'Shape of You' sitting at number one for 12 weeks through 2017.

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Boyz II Men: 'End of the Road' - The Grammy-winning R&B smash was number one for 13 weeks straight. It appeared on the soundtrack for Eddie Murphy's film 'Boomerang.'

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Brandy & Monica: 'The Boy Is Mine' - 'The Boy Is Mine' made stars of Brandy and Monica, but also led to a years-long feud. Their irresistible duet was number one for 13 weeks.

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Whitney Houston: 'I Will Always Love You' - This Dolly Parton cover landed on the 'Bodyguard' soundtrack, and spent an astonishing 14 weeks at number one.

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Boyz II Men: 'I'll Make Love to You' - The Boyz were back in '94, with sensual hit 'I'll Make Love to You.' The R&B classic went number one for 14 weeks.

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Los Del Rio: 'Macarena' (Bayside Boys Mix) - A school dance staple for decades to come, 'Macarena' was an unlikely hit from Spanish duo Los Del Rio. The smash hit spent 14 weeks at the top spot.

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Elton John: 'Candle In the Wind 1997' - After Princess Diana passed away in Paris, Elton John reworked his 1974 song in tribute to her. It became one of the best-selling singles in history, spending 14 weeks at number one.

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Mariah Carey: 'We Belong Together' - Mariah Carey continued her reign through the 2000s, with the release of 'We Belong Together.' It was yet another success for the singer, charting at number one for 14 weeks.

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The Black Eyed Peas: 'I Gotta Feeling' - The uplifting dance song was released in June 2009, and is still getting plays 10 years later. It spent 14 weeks in the number one spot.

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Mark Ronson: 'Uptown Funk' feat. Bruno Mars - Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson are a match made in heaven, and 'Uptown Funk' is their 'Amazing Grace.' The throwback hit went to the top of the charts for 14 weeks.

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Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee: 'Despacito' - The Spanish-language smash ruled charts around the world back in 2017. A remix by Justin Bieber helped 'Despacito' spend 16 weeks atop the Billboard charts.

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Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men: 'One Sweet Day' - Nearly five minutes long and inspired by the AIDS epidemic, 'One Sweet Day' isn't the most predictable smash hit. However, the single spent 16 weeks in the number one spot. The song kept the record for 22 years, until 'Despacito' joined it in 2017.

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Lil Nas X: 'Old Town Road' -

Young rapper dons a cowboy hat and makes a quirky country song. What happened next? Well, 19 weeks at number one, thanks to remixes by Billy Ray Cyrus, Justin Bieber, Young Thug, and Mason Ramsey.

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