2008 Jan-Dec Year End based on Crownnote (* denotes songs that made the 2007 list)

 1. Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis (Peak: #1 x 3, Weeks: 39)

2. *Low - Flo Rida, T-Pain  (Peak: #1 x 10, Weeks: 32)

3. Lollipop - Lil Wayne, Static Major (Peak: #1 x 5, Weeks: 28)

4. Whatever You Like - T.I (Peak #1 x 7, Weeks: 19)

5. I Kissed A Girl - Katy Perry (Peak:#1 x7, Weeks: 23)

6. Disturbia = Rihanna (Peak #1 x2, Weeks: 26)

7. Forever - Chris Brown (Peak #2, Weeks: 33)

8. Viva La Vida - Coldplay (Peak #1 x1, Weeks: 32)

9. Love In This Club - Usher, Jeezy (Peak #1 x3, Weeks: 25)

10. Take A Bow - Rihanna (Peak #1 x1, Weeks: 27)

11. No Air - Jordin Sparks, Chris Brown (Peak #3, Weeks: 35)

12. With You - Chris Brown (Peak #2, Weeks: 26)

13. Love Song - Sara Bareilles (Peak #4, Weeks: 34)

14. Live Your Life - T.I., Rihanna (Peak #1 x5, Weeks: 12)

15.* No One - Alicia Keys (Peak #2, Weeks: 24)

16. *Apologize - Timbaland, OneRepublic (Peak #3, Weeks: 27)

17. So What - P!nk (Peak #1 x1, Weeks: 17)

18. Don't Stop The Music - Rihanna (Peak #3, Weeks: 26)

19. Pocketful Of Sunshine - Natasha Bedingfield (Peak #5, Weeks; 35)

20. Sexy Can I - Ray J, Yung Berg (Peak #3, Weeks: 26)

21. Closer - Ne-Yo ( Peak #7, Weeks: 35)

22. I'm Yours - Jason Mraz (Peak #6, Weeks: 35)

23. Hot N Cold - Katy Perry (Peak #3, Weeks: 20)

24. Touch My Body - Mariah Carey (Peak #1 x2, Weeks: 20)

25. Dangerous - Kardinal Offishall, Akon (Peak  #5, Weeks: 27)

26. Leavin' - Jesse McCartney (Peak #10, Weeks: 24)

27. Paper Planes = M.I.A. (Peak #4, Weeks: 20)

28. 4 Minutes - Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Timbaland (Peak #3, Weeks: 20)

29. Stop And Stare - One Republic (Peak #12, Weeks: 30)

30. Shake It - Metro Station (Peak #10, Weeks: 30)

31. See You Again - Miley Cyrus (Peak #10, Weeks: 25)

32. American Boy - Estelle, Kanye West (Peak #9, Weeks: 31)

33. Got Money - Lil Wayne, T-Pain (Peak #10, Weeks: 27)

34. A Milli - Lil Wayne (Peak #6, Weeks: 23)

35. Can't Believe It - T-Pain, Lil Wayne (Peak #7, Weeks: 20)

36. Bust It Baby Pt.2 - Plies, Ne-Yo (Peak #7, Weeks: 22)

37. Damaged - Danity Kane (Peak #10, Weeks: 22)

38. *Bubbly - Colbie Caillat (Peak #6, Weeks: 22)

39. *Paralyzer - Finger Eleven (Peak #6, Weeks: 22)

40. Sorry - Buckcherry (Peak #9, Weeks: 22)

41. It's Not My Time - 3 Doors Down (Peak #17, Weeks: 29)

42. Better In Time - Leona Lewis (Peak #11, Weeks: 23)

43. Miss Independent - Ne-Yo (Peak #7, Weeks: 17)

44. When I Grow Up - Pussycat Dolls (Peak #9, Weeks: 20)

45. Independent - Webbie, Lil Boosie, Lil Phat (Peak #9, Weeks: 21)

46. What You Got - Colby O'Donis, Akon (Peak #14, Weeks: 25)

47. Take You There - Sean Kingston (Peak #7, Weeks: 18)

48. Let It Rock - Kevin Rudolf, Lil Wayne (Peak #5, Weeks: 16)

49. *Clumsy - Fergie (Peak #5, Weeks: 14)

50. Fall For You - Secondhand Serenade (Peak #21, Weeks: 27)

51. Womanizer - Britney Spears (Peak #1 x1, Weeks: 11)

52. Love Lockdown - Kanye West (Peak #3, Weeks: 13)

53. Tattoo - Jordin Sparks -(Peak #8, Weeks: 18)\

54. Sexual Eruption - Snoop Dogg (Peak #7, Weeks: 17)

55. Our Song - Taylor Swift (Peak #16, Weeks: 24)

56. Say - John Mayer (Peak #12, Weeks: 26)

57. *Teardrops On My Guitar - Taylor Swift (Peak #13, Weeks: 20)

58. Realize - Colbie Caillat (Peak #20, Weeks:26)

59. Crush - David Archuleta (Peak #2, Weeks: 18)

60. If I Were A Boy - Beyonce (Peak #3, Weeks: 10)

61. Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) - Beyonce (Peak #1 x 2, Weeks: 9)

62. Addicted - Saving Abel (Peak #20, Weeks: 27)

63. Superstar - Lupe Fiasco (Peak #10, Weeks: 19)

64. One Step At A Time - Jordin Sparks (Peak #17, Weeks: 21)

65. Love Remains The Same - Gavin Rossdale (Peak #27, Weeks: 28)

66. Like You'll Never See Me Again - Alicia Keys (Peak #12, Weeeks: 18)

67. In The Ayer - Flo Rida, Will.i.am (Peak #9, Weeks: 21)

68. Just Dance - Lady Gaga, Colby O'Donis (Peak: #3, Weeks: 19)

69. Love Story - Taylor Swift (Peak #5, Weeks: 14)

70. Get Like Me - David Banner, Chris Brown, Jim Jones (Peak #16, Weeks: 21)

71. *Kiss Kiss - Chris Brown, T-Pain (Peak #4, Weeks: 12)

72. Put On - Jeezy, Kanye West (Peak #12, Weeks: 20

73. The Time Of My Life - David Cook (Peak #3, Weeks: 20)

74. Burnin' Up - Jonas Brothers (Peak #5, Weeks: 16)

75. Mrs. Officer - Lil Wayne, Bobby V., Kidd Kidd (Peak #16, Weeks: 17)

76. Lolli Lolli - Three 6 Mafia, Project Pat, Young D, Superpower (Peak #18, Weeks: 20)

77. I Luv Your Girl - The Dream (Peak #20, Weeks: 20)

78. In Love With A Girl - Gavin DeGraw (Peaak: #24, Weeks: 23)

79. My Life - The Game, Lil Wayne (Peak #21, Weeks: 19)

80. Shadow Of The Day - Linkin Park (Peak #15, Weeks: 16)

81. The Boss - Rick Ross, T-Pain (Peak #17, Weeks: 20)

82. Suffocate - J. Holiday (Peak #18, Weeks: 17)

83. Spotlight - Jennifer Hudson (Peak #24, Weeks: 21)

84. Right Now (Na Na Na) - Akon (Peak #8, Weeks: 12

85. You're Gonna Miss This - Trace Adkins (Peak #12, Weeks: 20)

86. Feels Like Tonight - Daughtry (Peak #24, Weeks: 20)

87. All Summer Long - Kid Rock (Peak #23, Weeks: 19)

88. She Got It - 2 Pistols, T-Pain, Tay Dizm (Peak #24, Weeks: 20)

89. I Remember - Keyshia Cole (Peak #24, Weeks: 19)

90. New Soul - Yael Naim (Peak #7, Weeks: 19)

91. Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) -Wyclef Jean, Akon, Lil Wayne, Niia (Peak #12, Weeks: 14)

92. Heaven Sent - Keyshia Cole (Peak #28, Weeks: 20)

93. Last Name - Carrie Underwood (Peak #19, Weeks: 20)

94. All-American Girl - Carrie Underwood (Peak #27, Weeks: 20)

95. 7 Things - Miley Cyrus (Peak #9, Weeks: 15)

96. Whatever It Takes - Lifehouse (Peak #33, Weeks: 20)

97. Just A Dream - Carrie Underwood (Peak #29, Weeks: 19)

98. Don't Think I Don't Think About It - Darius Rucker (Peak #35, Weeks: 20)

99. Mercy - Duffy (Peak #27, Weeks: 20)

100. Swagga Like Us - T.I., Jay-Z, Kanye West, Lil Wayne (Peak #5, Weeks: 14)


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