Global Year End Singles Chart

Track Countdown 2013encircled the weekly charts from January 12, 2013 till January 4, 2014 the figures are cumulative points of each track during its time on the top 40 list

Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharrell Williams Interscope - 11.633.000 points Get Lucky - Daft Punk feat. Pharrell WilliamsDaft Life / Columbia - 9.065.000 points Thrift Shop - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Wanz Macklemore - 8.646.000 points Wake Me Up! - AviciiPositiva / Island - 8.643.000 points Just Give Me A Reason - Pink feat. Nate RuessRCA - 7.958.000 points Roar - Katy PerryCapitol - 7.555.000 points Can't Hold Us - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Ray Dalton Macklemore - 6.725.000 points Stay - Rihanna feat. Mikky EkkoIsland / Def Jam - 6.140.000 points Radioactive - Imagine DragonsInterscope - 6.069.000 points Scream And Shout - Will.I.Am feat. Britney SpearsInterscope - 5.997.000 points Mirrors - Justin Timberlake RCA - 5.881.000 points When I Was Your Man - Bruno MarsAtlantic - 5.709.000 points Let Her Go - PassengerEmbassy Of Music - 5.583.000 points Locked Out Of Heaven - Bruno MarsAtlantic - 5.388.000 points Ho Hey - Lumineers Dualtone - 5.313.000 points Royals - LordeRepublic / Universal - 5.178.000 points I Knew You Were Trouble - Taylor SwiftBig Machine - 4.738.000 points Counting Stars - OneRepublicInterscope - 4.404.000 points Wrecking Ball - Miley CyrusRCA - 4.239.000 points I Love It - Icona Pop feat. Charli XCXAtlantic - 4.158.000 points Feel This Moment - Pitbull feat. Christina AguileraRCA - 3.918.000 points We Can't Stop - Miley CyrusRCA - 3.903.000 points Applause - Lady GaGaInterscope - 3.816.000 points Diamonds - RihannaIsland / Def Jam - 3.740.000 points Treasure - Bruno MarsAtlantic - 3.642.000 points Don't You Worry Child - Swedish House Mafia / John MartinAstralwerks / EMI - 3.607.000 points Suit & Tie - Justin Timberlake feat. Jay-Z RCA - 3.564.000 points Safe And Sound - Capital CitiesEMI / Capitol - 3.440.000 points Try - PinkRCA - 3.267.000 points Hold On We're Going Home - Drake feat. Majid JordanCash Money / Republic - 3.110.000 points The Monster - Eminem feat. RihannaAftermath / Interscope - 3.096.000 points La La La - Naughty Boy feat. Sam SmithVirgin - 3.056.000 points Burn - Ellie GouldingInterscope - 3.019.000 points Holy Grail - Jay-Z feat. Justin TimberlakeRoc Nation - 2.979.000 points Cruise - Florida Georgia LineBig Machine / Universal Republic Nashville - 2.934.000 points I Need Your Love - Calvin Harris feat. Ellie GouldingColumbia - 2.859.000 points Summertime Sadness - Lana Del Rey vs. Cédric Gervais Interscope / Polydor - 2.739.000 points Troublemaker - Olly Murs feat. Flo RidaSyco Music / Epic - 2.698.000 points Love Me Again - John NewmanIsland - 2.665.000 points Girl On Fire - Alicia Keys feat. Nicki Minaj RCA - 2.515.000 points

A great year full of good music comes to an end, it's time to look back on 2013, a year where the people went completely crazy to the 'Harlem Shake', a naked lady sat on a 'Wrecking Ball' and everyone wonders how does 'The Fox' say. Biggest success of the year was clearly Robin Thicke feat. Pharrell Williams' 'Blurred Lines', which gets massive 11.631.000 points in its 35 weeks on the tally. It's the biggest frame for a year-end no.1 since 1997 and it's the first time since 1961 that an act occupied the first two slots of the YEAR-END CHART: the specatcular resurrection of Pharrell Williams! 1961 Elvis Presley ruled the chart with 'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' and 'Surrender', this year Pharrell Williams tops with 'Blurred Lines' and 'Get Lucky', his collaboration with Daft Punk. The latter ranks at no.2 on this year's countdown with 9.065.000 points. On the ALL TIME CHART 'Get Lucky' climbs at no.88 and 'Blurred Lines' reaches no.17, so it's now the third most successful track of the 21st century, behind Adele's 'Rolling in The Deep' at no.11 with 11.969.000 points and Black Eyed Peas' 'I Gotta Feeling' at no.8 with 13.044.000 points. Gay rapper Macklemore and music producer Ryan Lewis were big stars this year, their first smash 'Thrift Shop' held the top position of the year-to-date chart for months and now at the end of the year it ranks at

no.3 with 8.646.000 points. The follow-up 'Can't Hold Us' placed not far behind at no.7 with 6.725.000 points. Only 3.000 points behind 'Thrift Shop' lands the 24 year-old Swedish DJ and record producer Avicii at no.4. His 'Wake Me Up!' was one of the biggest chart sensations this year and is one of the most successful club tunes of all time.