Readers of That Grape Juice know what avid music lovers we are – especially of hits past.
So, just as our retrospective features ‘From the Vault’ and ‘TGJ Replay’ allow us the chance to re-spin the gems and jams of yesterday of one artist, our newest feature Chart Rewind – a variation of our current Retro Rewind assay – accedes salutes to an entire era of music history.
For this one we’ll press replay on ‘No One’ – the 2007 #1 hit from Grammy-winning songbird Alicia Keys. The first single from her third studio album, ‘As I Am,’ by late November that year the tune had already helped hoist its parent project to historic heights on the Billboard 200 (best first week sales for any female R&B singer). However, this week 9 years ago it saw its own ascension to #1 after booting Chris Brown‘s ‘Kiss Kiss’ out of the top spot this week in 2007. Going on to earn ‘Best R&B Song’ honors at the next year’s Grammys, “No One” entered history books as the most listened to song on U.S. radio in 2008 and, as of time reported, hovers just over the 4x platinum mark.
Tuck in below to find out who joined Keys in the top 25 this week in 2007:
![Movie Trailer: BET+ Original Film 'Too Many Christmases' [Starring Valarie Pettiford, Denzel Whitaker, & Jackee Harry]](https://thatgrapejuice.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/bet-bet-plus-trailer-too-many-christmases-2024-thatgrapejuice-464x260.jpg "Movie Trailer: BET+ Original Film 'Too Many Christmases' [Starring Valarie Pettiford, Denzel Whitaker, & Jackee Harry].")
![Chart Check [Billboard 200]: 'Tortured Poets' Makes Historic Return to #1 as Taylor Swift Wrapped Her Record-Breaking 'Eras Tour' with $2B in Ticket Sales](https://thatgrapejuice.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Taylor-Swift-thatgrapejuice-2024-ttpd-tortured-poets-billboard-200-no-1-eras-tour-2-billion-464x260.jpg "Chart Check [Billboard 200]: 'Tortured Poets' Makes Historic Return to #1 as Taylor Swift Wrapped Her Record-Breaking 'Eras Tour' with $2B in Ticket Sales.")
Rihanna and Alicia slaying the charts hmmm a certain someone is missing from them per usual. #GetInFormation
So u ran in here to be pressed about Beyoncé? Lol.
Not this spineless T***** trying to shade Bey, all while stanning for Justin Bieber’s used dild○ lol.
Funny thing is B-day album sold more than both of their album between 2006-2007.
As I Am definitely sold more. It sold over 5 million copies worldwide.
LMAOO B’Day sold nearly 8 million copies wordlwide.
Beyonce struggled then and struggles now. They all can’t be legends like my fav.
? A Britney and a Keri stan trying to shade. I won’t even come for your fav’s, because just the thought of those to is shade itself ?
*two
Blackout : 1,000,000 in FIVE YEARS
B’ day : 3,800,000
BEYONCÉ : 1,300,000 in 3 Weeks without promotion
A miming legend must
the only struggle is glory–hole
Keri on the charts and Beyonce isn’t ?
Why are fans of Beyoncé’s lessors trying to throw shade. Selena G********, Britney sh!t stain, and Keri my bags, ? all flops
Yet Irreplaceable was the #1 song of the year. It spent ten weeks at number one and sold 7.5 million copies WW.
I loved this era of music!! I was a junior in high school this time around. So nostalgic
So was I. I love pretty much everyone of those songs on the chart.
Music was slowly inching its way into decline. There’s a couple cuts on this list though.
Nostalgia like a mug
B Day was dead by the 6 month mark, even with a re-release, So was The Evolution. I forgot Chris Brown even had a #1 and look at Kanye with two top 10s. This was when pop was very urban, but the next year things would change when EDM took over. But this is also when Rihanna became her own artist and would kill the game for another 12 months.
Lol Mark. At least B’day sold 3,800,000 copies in US and 6-7 Million copies WW with a flop re-release and a successful plus acclaimed solo tour. GGGB with a re-release couldn’t even outsell Teenage Dream in the US and The Fame. The reason why I brought those two is because they are almost similar when it comes to single success and a re-release that was promoted like crazy with multiples extra smash hits. Teenage Dream was released in a much worse market though.
Keys was the SH!T back then!!!!!! Smh… I got a feeling she’ll back…. for the nostalgia anyways… seems like some where in all artist careers, they venture off and do new things. Then they eventually come out with a “back to the roots” album. So she’ll be back with make up and all…
She just came out with a new album a few weeks called HERE. You should check it out. It’s really good.
^ago
Awesome
flop. these songs are wack.
2006 was the last great era. a decade ago. wow.