List of Last.fm number-one songs of the 2000s

The Last.fm Scrobbling Top Tracks Chart is a chart published weekly by Last.fm. Using a system called "scrobbling," Last.fm's charts measure everything its users listen to through the Last.fm website as well as hundreds of other music sites and services, including iTunes, Spotify, and The Hype Machine. Its data is based collectively on each track's weekly listeners worldwide, rather than the actual playcount (or scrobbles on Last.fm) which is far more easily manipulated by Last.fm users. This is a list of tracks which received the most listeners per week globally on Last.fm during the 2000s. There'd been 40 tracks claiming the top spot from the chart's inception week ending 20 February 2005 through the week ending 27 December 2009.

Number-one tracks

Reached number one	Track	Artist	Weeks at number one	Ref.
2005
20 February 2005
27 February 2005
6 March 2005
13 March 2005
20 March 2005
27 March 2005	"Somebody Told Me"	The Killers	5
1 May 2005
8 May 2005	"The Hand That Feeds"	Nine Inch Nails	2
22 May 2005	"Cigaro"	System of a Down	1
29 May 2005
5 June 2005
12 June 2005
19 June 2005	"Speed of Sound"	Coldplay	12
11 September 2005	"Fix You"	Coldplay	2
25 September 2005	"Such Great Heights"	The Postal Service	2
9 October 2005	"Do You Want To"	Franz Ferdinand	2
23 October 2005	"Such Great Heights"	The Postal Service	4
20 November 2005	"Hypnotize"	System of a Down	2
4 December 2005	"Such Great Heights"	The Postal Service	4
2006
1 January 2006	"Such Great Heights"	The Postal Service	16
23 April 2006	"Vicarious"	Tool	2
7 May 2006	"Dani California"	Red Hot Chili Peppers	9
9 July 2006	"Crazy"	Gnarls Barkley	9
10 September 2006	"I Write Sins Not Tragedies"	Panic! at the Disco	2
24 September 2006	"Such Great Heights"	The Postal Service	1
1 October 2006	"When You Were Young"	The Killers	4
29 October 2006	"Welcome to the Black Parade"	My Chemical Romance	3
19 November 2006	"When You Were Young"	The Killers	7
2007
7 January 2007	"When You Were Young"	The Killers	1
14 January 2007	"Chasing Cars"	Snow Patrol	4
11 February 2007	"This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race"	Fall Out Boy	4
11 March 2007	"Black Mirror"	Arcade Fire	1
18 March 2007	"Keep the Car Running"	Arcade Fire	3
8 April 2007	"Grace Kelly"	Mika	3
29 April 2007	"D Is for Dangerous"	Arctic Monkeys	1
6 May 2007	"Grace Kelly"	Mika	1
13 May 2007	"What I've Done"	Linkin Park	6
24 June 2007	"Icky Thump"	The White Stripes	2
8 July 2007	"What I've Done"	Linkin Park	8
2 September 2007	"Stronger"	Kanye West	6
14 October 2007	"15 Step"	Radiohead	12
2008
6 January 2008	"15 Step"	Radiohead	1
13 January 2008	"Bodysnatchers"	Radiohead	5
17 February 2008	"Rehab"	Amy Winehouse	1
24 February 2008	"Bodysnatchers"	Radiohead	2
9 March 2008	"1 Ghosts I"	Nine Inch Nails	1
16 March 2008	"Bodysnatchers"	Radiohead	3
6 April 2008	"Nude"	Radiohead	4
4 May 2008	"Violet Hill"	Coldplay	1
11 May 2008	"999,999"	Nine Inch Nails	1
18 May 2008	"I Will Possess Your Heart"	Death Cab for Cutie	2
1 June 2008	"Nude"	Radiohead	1
8 June 2008	"Violet Hill"	Coldplay	1
15 June 2008	"Viva la Vida"	Coldplay	14
21 September 2008	"The Day That Never Comes"	Metallica	1
28 September 2008	"Viva la Vida"	Coldplay	9
30 November 2008	"Human"	The Killers	1
7 December 2008	"Viva la Vida"	Coldplay	4
2009
4 January 2009	"Viva la Vida"	Coldplay	10
15 March 2009	"Sex On Fire"	Kings of Leon	2
29 March 2009	"Poker Face"	Lady Gaga	7
17 May 2009	"Viva la Vida"	Coldplay	3
7 June 2009	"Poker Face"	Lady Gaga	3
28 June 2009	"Billie Jean"	Michael Jackson	4
26 July 2009	"Poker Face"	Lady Gaga	3
16 August 2009	"Sex On Fire"	Kings of Leon	1
23 August 2009	"Kids"	MGMT	1
30 August 2009	"Sex On Fire"	Kings of Leon	2
13 September 2009	"Uprising"	Muse	10
22 November 2009	"Bad Romance"	Lady Gaga	6

Chart statistics of the 2000s

Tracks with the most weeks at number-one

• 40 weeks: "Viva la Vida" – Coldplay
• 27 weeks: "Such Great Heights" – The Postal Service
• 15 weeks: "Speed of Sound" – Coldplay
• 14 weeks: "What I've Done" – Linkin Park
• 13 weeks: "Poker Face" – Lady Gaga
• 13 weeks: "15 Step" – Radiohead
• 12 weeks: "When You Were Young" – The Killers
• 10 weeks: "Uprising" – Muse
• 10 weeks: "Bodysnatchers" – Radiohead

Artists with the most cumulative weeks at number-one

• 56 weeks: Coldplay
• 28 weeks: Radiohead
• 27 weeks: The Postal Service
• 19 weeks: Lady Gaga
• 18 weeks: The Killers
• 14 weeks: Linkin Park
• 10 weeks: Muse

Artists with the most number-one tracks

• 4 No. 1s: Coldplay
• 3 No. 1s: Radiohead
• 3 No. 1s: Nine Inch Nails
• 3 No. 1s: The Killers
• 2 No. 1s: System of a Down
• 2 No. 1s: Arcade Fire
• 2 No. 1s: Lady Gaga

External links

• Last.fm website
• current Last.fm Scrobbling Top Tracks Chart