Britney’s “Hold It Against Me” debuts at No.1 on the Hot 100.

It’s official: Britney Spears’ new single “Hold It Against Me” has rocketed onto the Hot 100 at No.1, giving the princess Queen of Pop the fourth chart topping single of her career.
Check out a breakdown of Britney’s “Hold It Against Me” success below.
- “Hold It Against Me” is Britney’s second consecutive single to debut at No.1, after her hit “3″ achieved the feat in 2009.
- Britney and Mariah Carey are the only two artists to ever score multiple No.1 debuts.
- “Hold It Against Me” is only the 18th song to ever debut at No.1 on the Hot 100.
- “Hold It Against Me” sets the record for the highest debut digital sales by a lead female artist with 411,000 copies sold, easily beating out Taylor Swift’s 325k for “Today Was a Fairytale”.
- “Hold it Against Me” opens at No.23 on the Radio Songs chart with 45 million first-week audience impressions — the highest audience sum for a debuting title in the chart’s history.
“Hold It Against Me” set the record for the most radio spins in one day, and broke Mediabase’s one-week spincrease record. [source]
To make it even more impressive, you can take into account that “Hold It Against Me” has yet to receive any proper promotion from Spears, was exclusive to iTunes so it wasn’t available for purchase from other digital retailers like Amazon, and it only had one day or radio play before being released for purchase.
Who else but Britney?
Oh yeah, and Avril’s new joint debut at No.13, and that Kanye/Jay-Z HAM song came in at No. 23.
Livin’ Legend you can look, but don’t touch…
