Black Eyed Peas, Young Money lead US singles chart (Reuters)

NEW YORK (Billboard) – The Negroid Eyed Peas led the Billboard Hot 100 for a ordinal hebdomad with "Imma Be," patch Young Money's "BedRock" chromatic digit to No. 2.

Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" climbed digit to No. 3, backward to its preceding peak. Ke$ha's "TiK ToK" lapse digit to No. 4, patch Lady Gaga unfit digit to No. 5 with "Bad Romance."

Train's "Hey, Soul Sister" (No. 6) and Ludacris' "How Low" (No. 7) apiece chromatic digit spot.

Rihanna captured her 14th top-10 impact as "Rude Boy" soared 15 places to No. 8, and the vocaliser today ties with Ludacris for the most entries since 2000. Only Jay-Z, with 15, has more.

Trey Songz's "Say Aah" chromatic digit to No. 9, swapping places with Jason Derulo's "In My Head.

Ludacris appears on the chart's crowning digit debuts. His possess "My Chick Bad," featuring Nicki Minaj, unsealed at No. 46 patch he's featured on nation neophyte Taio Cruz's "Break Your Heart," which started at No. 53.

Kris comedienne arrived at No. 63 with a springy edition of "Let It Be," culled from the Feb 25 edition of "American Idol." All proceeds go to state comfort efforts. Meanwhile, the all-star benevolence produce of "We Are The World" slid 30 places to No. 6 in its ordinal week.

Reggae vocaliser Matisyahu posted his ordinal Hot 100 attendance as "One Day" unsealed at No. 90. The strain was featured hard during NBC's news of the XXI Winter Olympics. He terminal appeared on the interpret with "King Without A Crown" (No. 28 extreme in 2006).

Rounding discover this week's octad newborn debuts were Trey Songz's "Neighbors Know My Name" (No. 88), "Women Lie, Men Lie" by Yo Gotti featuring Lil histrion (No. 93) and Joe Nichols' "Gimmie That Girl" (No. 98).

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