T.I. establishes the mark for biggest jump to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, as “Whatever You Like” soars 71-1 in its third week on the list.
A No. 1 opening on Hot Digital Songs with debut-week sales of 205,000 downloads is the cause for the record-setting Hot 100 move, which surpasses the 64-1 jump taken by Maroon 5’s “Makes Me Wonder” in May 2007.
“Like” is the rapper’s first No. 1 as a lead artist (he was featured on Justin Timberlake’s 2006 chart-topper, “My Love”) and his opening-week digital sum is the best by a rap track since Nielsen SoundScan began compiling download data in 2003. {Source}
Conratualtions to ol’ Clifford. Having released a bevy of more deserving singles, though, I would have preferred the likes of ‘Bring Em’ Out’ and ‘What You Know’ to have achieved the same success. Anyway, enough of my lil’ rant…a #1 is a #1. More power to him…
yay ti, let’s celebrate with s**!
Horraaaay!
FINALLY… but I wish this would have happened with a Danja-produced song
It’s a good song, I bet I’ll start to like it more as I listen to and hear it more now. Wonder if Pop radio formats will now play the song, as you know they did for “lollipop.”
Wonderful. I like the song..and T.I.
TI is the man. I’m gonna request to go to jail with him next year! (just kidding)lol
I love me so TI though. I think “Bring ’em out was a #1 too..i’m shocked! Anyway….Hotlanta is representing!!!!
I’m really surprised about this because I don’t think the song is that hot at all. This dude was practically trying to sing at the beginning of the track. Wassup wit that?
A #1 is a #1, yet when Rihanna gets a number one, she doesn’t deserve it. Samuel, sit down, sit down.
Congratulations Tip.
He’s soooo arrogant these days. I don’t like him as much as I used to…you know…when he was more humble and hungry.
yo bigups to t.i. i’m actually a little surpirised i din’t know the song was that hot. Id it getting radio play in your city? anyways i love t.i. congrats to the KING
Whatever You Like is T.I.’s second single from Paper Trail. The first single was No Matter What.