Controversial rapper dethrones Mariah Carey from No. 1
{{date|September  8, 2005}}
In one of the most shocking changes in No. 1 in Hot 100 history, rapper [[w:Kanye West|Kanye West]], who has been in the news this week because of his [[Rapper Kanye West denounces Bush response, American media at hurricane relief telethon|controversial views]] on the federal government’s reaction to the relief efforts of [[w:Hurricane Katrina|Hurricane Katrina]], received a surge of radio airplay in the pop mainstream radio markets and topped the [[w:Billboard Hot 100|Billboard Hot 100]] for the second time in his career as a performer. 

His “[[w:Gold Digger|Gold Digger]]” featuring [[w:Jamie Foxx|Jamie Foxx]] vaulted 19-1 on the chart, ending [[w:Mariah Carey|Mariah Carey]]’s 14 non-consecutive week reign with “[[w:We Belong Together|We Belong Together]]”. “Together” drops to No. 4 on the Hot 100. 

The 19-1 rally makes it the fifth biggest gain to No. 1 in Hot 100 history. The song also gains a record 94-2 on Billboard’s [[w:Pop 100|Pop 100]] chart kept out of the No. 1 on that chart by the Pussycat Dolls with “Don’t Cha”.

Mariah Carey is still No. 2 with “Shake It Off”. “Shake” was widely expected to gain to the Hot 100 pole position this week. Mariah Carey was No. 1 all summer with “Together” dethroned only once before by American Idol winner [[w:Carrie Underwood|Carrie Underwood]] with “Inside Your Heaven” on the July 2 chart.

[[w:Missy Elliott|Missy Elliott]]’s “Lose Control” featuring [[w:Ciara|Ciara]] and Fat Man Scoop gained 5-3 while “Don’t Cha” dropped to No. 5.

Bow Wow’s “Like You” featuring Ciara gained 7-6 trading places with Rhianna’s “Pon de Replay”. The only other song gaining into the top-10 is Fall Out Boy’s “Sugar, We’re Going Down” rising 12-8. Bow Wow’s “Let Me Hold You” featuring Omarion fell 5-9 and Lifehouse’s “You and Me” rounded out the top-10 with a two position dip.

== Sources ==
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|title=Hot 100 Shocker: Kanye dethrones Mariah
|author=Barry A. Jeckell
|pub=Billboard
|date=Sept. 08, 2005}}

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In one of the most shocking changes in No. 1 in Hot 100 history, rapper Kanye West, who has been in the news this week because of his controversial views on the federal government’s reaction to the relief efforts of Hurricane Katrina, received a surge of radio airplay in the pop mainstream radio markets and topped the Billboard Hot 100 for the second time in his career as a performer. 

His “Gold Digger” featuring Jamie Foxx vaulted 19-1 on the chart, ending Mariah Carey’s 14 non-consecutive week reign with “We Belong Together”. “Together” drops to No. 4 on the Hot 100. 

The 19-1 rally makes it the fifth biggest gain to No. 1 in Hot 100 history. The song also gains a record 94-2 on Billboard’s Pop 100 chart kept out of the No. 1 on that chart by the Pussycat Dolls with “Don’t Cha”.

Mariah Carey is still No. 2 with “Shake It Off”. “Shake” was widely expected to gain to the Hot 100 pole position this week. Mariah Carey was No. 1 all summer with “Together” dethroned only once before by American Idol winner Carrie Underwood with “Inside Your Heaven” on the July 2 chart.

Missy Elliott’s “Lose Control” featuring Ciara and Fat Man Scoop gained 5-3 while “Don’t Cha” dropped to No. 5.

Bow Wow’s “Like You” featuring Ciara gained 7-6 trading places with Rhianna’s “Pon de Replay”. The only other song gaining into the top-10 is Fall Out Boy’s “Sugar, We’re Going Down” rising 12-8. Bow Wow’s “Let Me Hold You” featuring Omarion fell 5-9 and Lifehouse’s “You and Me” rounded out the top-10 with a two position dip.
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