List of number-one singles from the 2000s (New Zealand)

In New Zealand, the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) compiles the top forty singles chart each week. Sales of songs determined 75% of the sorting information, and radio airplay figures were responsible for 25%.^[1] From 18 April 2004 to 29 May 2007 the sales/radio airplay split was 50:50.^[1][2] Downloads of songs were included from 29 May 2007.^[3] The reporting period is from Monday to Sunday, with the week's chart published the next Monday.^[4] Before 18 April 2004, the chart week was from Sunday to Saturday, with the chart published on Sunday.^[5] The first sales chart was published on 2 May 1975.^[6] Before this, a semi-official voting-based chart, published by the New Zealand Listener, ran from 1966 to 1970, while the 'Pop-o-meter' charts started in 1970 and finished in 1975, when the RIANZ became responsible for the publication of charts.^[1]

A total of 171 singles topped the chart in the 2000s, including 23 by New Zealand artists. Twenty artists had three or more number-one singles; the most successful was Akon, whose seven number-ones totalled twenty-three weeks on top of the chart. Chris Brown, Eminem and The Black Eyed Peas each had five of their singles go to number one.

Scribe's double A-side "Stand Up"/"Not Many" spent the longest at number one, with twelve weeks. This is the most weeks at number one ever by a New Zealander, and the second most for any song, after Boney M.'s "Rivers of Babylon" had fourteen weeks in the top spot in 1978.^[7] "Axel F", by Crazy Frog, and "Brother", by Smashproof and Gin Wigmore each had eleven weeks at the top spot. "Brother" broke the record for the longest consecutive number-one reign by a New Zealand artist, previously set by "Sailing Away" by All of Us in 1986.^[8]

On 29 May 2006, "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley replaced "Hips Don't Lie" by Shakira and Wyclef Jean at the top of the chart, and became the 500th number-one single in the RIANZ New Zealand Singles Chart's history.^[7] Helen Reddy's "Free and Easy" was the first number-one in 1975.^[6] In 1966, the voting-based chart placed "A Must to Avoid" by Herman's Hermits as the first number-one.^[9]

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Chart

Key

  *  – Number-one single of the year^{[nb 1]}

  †  – Song of New Zealand origin^{[nb 2]}

  ‡  – Number-one single of the year, of New Zealand origin

Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
16 January 2000	S Club 7	"S Club Party"	[10]
23 January 2000			[11]
30 January 2000	Macy Gray	"I Try"	[12]
6 February 2000	Christina Aguilera	"What a Girl Wants"	[13]
13 February 2000	Vengaboys	"Kiss (When the Sun Don't Shine)"	[14]
20 February 2000	Christina Aguilera	"What a Girl Wants"	[15]
27 February 2000	Beth Hart	"LA Song (Out of This Town)	[16]
5 March 2000	Christina Aguilera	"What a Girl Wants"	[17]
12 March 2000			[18]
19 March 2000			[19]
26 March 2000	S Club 7	"Two in a Million"	[20]
2 April 2000	Madison Avenue	"Don't Call Me Baby"	[21]
9 April 2000	'N Sync	"Bye Bye Bye"	[22]
16 April 2000	Vengaboys	"Shalala Lala"	[23]
23 April 2000			[24]
30 April 2000			[25]
7 May 2000	Bardot	"Poison"	[26]
14 May 2000			[27]
21 May 2000			[28]
28 May 2000	Sisqó	"Thong Song"	[29]
4 June 2000	Britney Spears	"Oops!... I Did It Again"	[30]
11 June 2000	Mel C	"Never Be the Same Again"	[31]
18 June 2000			[32]
25 June 2000			[33]
2 July 2000	Anastacia	"I'm Outta Love"*	[34]
9 July 2000			[35]
16 July 2000			[36]
23 July 2000			[37]
30 July 2000			[38]
6 August 2000			[39]
13 August 2000			[40]
20 August 2000	Robbie Williams	"Rock DJ"	[41]
27 August 2000			[42]
3 September 2000			[43]
10 September 2000	Bomfunk MC's	"Freestyler"	[44]
17 September 2000	Robbie Williams	"Rock DJ"	[45]
24 September 2000	Bomfunk MC's	"Freestyler"	[46]
1 October 2000	Madonna	"Music"	[47]
8 October 2000	Spiller featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor	"Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)"	[48]
15 October 2000			[49]
22 October 2000			[50]
29 October 2000			[51]
5 November 2000			[52]
12 November 2000			[53]
19 November 2000			[54]
26 November 2000	Baha Men	"Who Let the Dogs Out?"	[55]
3 December 2000			[56]
10 December 2000	Samantha Mumba	"Gotta Tell You"	[57]
17 December 2000	Destiny's Child	"Independent Women Part I"	[58]
24 December 2000	Fur Patrol	"Lydia"†	[59]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
14 January 2001	Backstreet Boys	"Shape of My Heart"	[60]
21 January 2001	Gwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis	"Cruisin'"	[61]
28 January 2001			[62]
4 February 2001			[63]
11 February 2001			[64]
18 February 2001			[65]
25 February 2001	Madonna	"Don't Tell Me"	[66]
4 March 2001	Jennifer Lopez	"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	[67]
11 March 2001			[68]
18 March 2001	Ricky Martin featuring Christina Aguilera	"Nobody Wants to Be Lonely"	[69]
25 March 2001			[70]
1 April 2001	LeAnn Rimes	"Can't Fight the Moonlight"	[71]
8 April 2001			[72]
15 April 2001	Atomic Kitten	"Whole Again"	[73]
22 April 2001			[74]
29 April 2001			[75]
6 May 2001			[76]
13 May 2001			[77]
20 May 2001			[78]
27 May 2001	Craig David	"Walking Away"*	[79]
3 June 2001			[80]
10 June 2001	Christina Aguilera, Pink, Lil' Kim & Mýa	"Lady Marmalade"	[81]
17 June 2001			[82]
24 June 2001			[83]
1 July 2001	Emma Bunton	"What Took You So Long?"	[84]
8 July 2001	Uncle Kracker	"Follow Me"	[85]
15 July 2001	Hear'Say	"Pure and Simple"	[86]
22 July 2001			[87]
29 July 2001			[88]
5 August 2001			[89]
12 August 2001			[90]
19 August 2001	Blue	"All Rise"	[91]
26 August 2001	Nelly Furtado	"Turn Off the Light"	[92]
2 September 2001			[93]
9 September 2001	Blue	"All Rise"	[94]
16 September 2001	Gorillaz	"19-2000"	[95]
23 September 2001	Atomic Kitten	"Eternal Flame"	[96]
30 September 2001	Robbie Williams	"Eternity"	[97]
7 October 2001	Afroman	"Because I Got High"	[98]
14 October 2001			[99]
21 October 2001			[100]
28 October 2001	Kylie Minogue	"Can't Get You Out of My Head"	[101]
4 November 2001			[102]
11 November 2001			[103]
18 November 2001	Alicia Keys	"Fallin'"	[104]
25 November 2001	Blue	"Too Close"	[105]
2 December 2001			[106]
9 December 2001	Alicia Keys	"Fallin'"	[107]
16 December 2001			[108]
23 December 2001	Robbie Williams featuring Nicole Kidman	"Somethin' Stupid"	[109]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
20 January 2002	Pink	"Get the Party Started"	[110]
27 January 2002			[111]
3 February 2002			[112]
10 February 2002	Shakira	"Whenever, Wherever"	[113]
17 February 2002			[114]
24 February 2002			[115]
3 March 2002			[116]
10 March 2002	Alex Lloyd	"Amazing"	[117]
17 March 2002	Shakira	"Whenever, Wherever"	[118]
24 March 2002			[119]
31 March 2002			[120]
7 April 2002			[121]
14 April 2002	Alanis Morissette	"Hands Clean"	[122]
21 April 2002	Darren Hayes	"Insatiable"	[123]
28 April 2002	The Calling	"Wherever You Will Go"	[124]
5 May 2002	Pink	"Don't Let Me Get Me"	[125]
12 May 2002	Goodshirt	"Sophie"†	[126]
19 May 2002	Pink	"Don't Let Me Get Me"	[127]
26 May 2002	Wolverines	"65 Roses"	[128]
2 June 2002	Eminem	"Without Me"	[129]
9 June 2002			[130]
16 June 2002			[131]
23 June 2002			[132]
30 June 2002			[133]
7 July 2002			[134]
14 July 2002			[135]
21 July 2002	Elvis Presley vs. JXL	"A Little Less Conversation"	[136]
28 July 2002			[137]
4 August 2002			[138]
11 August 2002	Wyclef Jean featuring Claudette Ortiz	"Two Wrongs"	[139]
18 August 2002	Avril Lavigne	"Complicated"*	[140]
25 August 2002			[141]
1 September 2002			[142]
8 September 2002			[143]
15 September 2002			[144]
22 September 2002			[145]
29 September 2002			[146]
6 October 2002			[147]
13 October 2002			[148]
20 October 2002	Atomic Kitten	"The Tide Is High"	[149]
27 October 2002			[150]
3 November 2002			[151]
10 November 2002			[152]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
17 November 2002	Las Ketchup	"The Ketchup Song"	[153]
24 November 2002			[154]
1 December 2002			[155]
8 December 2002			[156]
15 December 2002			[157]
22 December 2002			[158]
19 January 2003			[159]
26 January 2003	Eminem	"Lose Yourself"	[160]
2 February 2003			[161]
9 February 2003			[162]
16 February 2003	Big Brovaz	"Nu Flow"	[163]
23 February 2003	Eminem	"Lose Yourself"	[164]
2 March 2003	t.A.T.u.	"All the Things She Said"	[165]
9 March 2003			[166]
16 March 2003			[167]
23 March 2003	Christina Aguilera	"Beautiful"	[168]
30 March 2003	Jennifer Lopez featuring LL Cool J	"All I Have"	[169]
6 April 2003	50 Cent	"In da Club"	[170]
13 April 2003	Linkin Park	"Somewhere I Belong"	[171]
20 April 2003	50 Cent	"In da Club"	[172]
27 April 2003			[173]
4 May 2003			[174]
11 May 2003			[175]
18 May 2003	Delta Goodrem	"Born to Try"	[176]
25 May 2003	50 Cent	"In da Club"	[177]
1 June 2003			[178]
8 June 2003			[179]
15 June 2003	Amanda Perez	"Angel"	[180]
22 June 2003			[181]
29 June 2003	Clay Aiken	"Bridge over Troubled Water"/"This Is the Night"	[182]
6 July 2003	R. Kelly	"Ignition (Remix)"	[183]
13 July 2003			[184]
20 July 2003			[185]
27 July 2003			[186]
3 August 2003			[187]
10 August 2003	The Black Eyed Peas featuring Justin Timberlake	"Where Is the Love?"	[188]
17 August 2003	Scribe	"Stand Up"/"Not Many"‡	[189]
24 August 2003	The Black Eyed Peas featuring Justin Timberlake	"Where Is the Love?"	[190]
31 August 2003	Scribe	"Stand Up"/"Not Many"‡	[191]
7 September			[192]
14 September	The Black Eyed Peas featuring Justin Timberlake	"Where Is the Love?"	[193]
21 September 2003	Scribe	"Stand Up"/"Not Many"‡	[194]
28 September 2003			[195]
5 October 2003	Chingy	"Right Thurr"	[196]
12 October 2003	Scribe	"Stand Up"/"Not Many"‡	[197]
19 October 2003	3 The Hard Way	"It's On (Move to This)"†	[198]
26 October 2003	Scribe	"Stand Up"/"Not Many"‡	[199]
2 November 2003			[200]
9 November 2003			[201]
16 November 2003			[202]
23 November 2003			[203]
30 November 2003			[204]
7 December 2003	Guy Sebastian	"Angels Brought Me Here"	[205]
14 December 2003			[206]
21 December 2003			[207]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
18 January 2004	The Black Eyed Peas	"Shut Up"	[208]
25 January 2004	Baby Bash	"Suga Suga"	[209]
1 February 2004			[210]
8 February 2004			[211]
15 February 2004	Jamelia	"Superstar"	[212]
22 February 2004	Scribe	"Dreaming"/"So Nice"†	[213]
29 February 2004	Jamelia	"Superstar"	[214]
7 March 2004			[215]
14 March 2004	Eamon	"Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)"	[216]
21 March 2004			[217]
28 March 2004			[218]
4 April 2004			[219]
11 April 2004			[220]
18 April 2004	Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris	"Yeah!"	[221]
19 April 2004[nb 4]	D12	"My Band"	[222]
26 April 2004	Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris	"Yeah!"	[223]
3 May 2004			[224]
10 May 2004			[225]
17 May 2004	Ben Lummis	"They Can't Take That Away"‡	[226]
24 May 2004			[227]
31 May 2004			[228]
7 June 2004			[229]
14 June 2004			[230]
21 June 2004			[231]
28 June 2004			[232]
5 July 2004	Usher	"Burn"	[233]
12 July 2004			[234]
19 July 2004			[235]
26 July 2004	Misfits of Science	"Fools Love"†	[236]
2 August 2004			[237]
9 August 2004			[238]
16 August 2004			[239]
23 August 2004	The Rasmus	"In the Shadows"	[240]
30 August 2004	Adeaze featuring Aaradhna	"Getting Stronger"†	[241]
6 September 2004	Nelly	"My Place"/"Flap Your Wings"	[242]
13 September 2004	Michael Murphy	"So Damn Beautiful"†	[243]
20 September 2004	Dei Hamo	"We Gon' Ride"†	[244]
27 September 2004			[245]
4 October 2004			[246]
11 October 2004			[247]
18 October 2004			[248]
25 October 2004	P-Money featuring Scribe	"Stop the Music"†	[249]
1 November 2004			[250]
8 November 2004			[251]
15 November 2004	Eminem	"Just Lose It"	[252]
22 November 2004			[253]
29 November 2004			[254]
6 December 2004			[255]
13 December 2004			[256]
20 December 2004	Band Aid 20	"Do They Know It's Christmas?"	[257]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
27 December 2004	Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell	"Drop It Like It's Hot"	[258]
3 January 2005			[259]
10 January 2005			[260]
17 January 2005			[261]
24 January 2005	Savage	"Swing"†	[262]
31 January 2005			[263]
7 February 2005			[264]
14 February 2005			[265]
21 February 2005			[266]
28 February 2005	Mario	"Let Me Love You"	[267]
7 March 2005			[268]
14 March 2005			[269]
21 March 2005			[270]
28 March 2005			[271]
4 April 2005	Savage featuring Akon	"Moonshine"†	[272]
11 April 2005			[273]
18 April 2005			[274]
25 April 2005			[275]
2 May 2005			[276]
9 May 2005			[277]
16 May 2005			[278]
23 May 2005	The Black Eyed Peas	"Don't Phunk With My Heart"	[279]
30 May 2005			[280]
6 June 2005			[281]
13 June 2005	Akon	"Lonely"	[282]
20 June 2005			[283]
27 June 2005			[284]
4 July 2005			[285]
11 July 2005			[286]
18 July 2005	Crazy Frog	"Axel F"*	[287]
25 July 2005			[288]
1 August 2005			[289]
8 August 2005			[290]
15 August 2005			[291]
22 August 2005	Pussycat Dolls featuring Busta Rhymes	"Don't Cha"	[292]
29 August 2005	Crazy Frog	"Axel F"*	[293]
5 September 2005			[294]
12 September 2005			[295]
19 September 2005			[296]
26 September 2005			[297]
3 October 2005			[298]
10 October 2005	Rihanna	"Pon de Replay"	[299]
17 October 2005	Crazy Frog	"Popcorn"	[300]
24 October 2005	Rosita Vai	"All I Ask"†	[301]
31 October 2005			[302]
7 November 2005	Mattafix	"Big City Life"	[303]
14 November 2005	Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx	"Gold Digger"	[304]
21 November 2005			[305]
28 November 2005	The Black Eyed Peas	"My Humps"	[306]
5 December 2005	Crazy Frog	"Jingle Bells/Last Christmas"	[307]
12 December 2005			[308]
19 December 2005			[309]
26 December 2005			[310]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
2 January 2006	Pussycat Dolls	"Stickwitu"	[311]
9 January 2006	The Black Eyed Peas	"My Humps"	[312]
16 January 2006	Pussycat Dolls	"Stickwitu"	[313]
23 January 2006	Sugababes	"Push the Button"	[314]
30 January 2006			[315]
6 February 2006			[316]
13 February 2006	Chris Brown	"Run It!"	[317]
20 February 2006			[318]
27 February 2006			[319]
6 March 2006			[320]
13 March 2006	Beyoncé featuring Slim Thug	"Check On It"	[321]
20 March 2006			[322]
27 March 2006	Pussycat Dolls featuring will.i.am	"Beep"	[323]
3 April 2006			[324]
10 April 2006			[325]
17 April 2006			[326]
24 April 2006			[327]
1 May 2006			[328]
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15 May 2006	Busta Rhymes	"Touch It"	[329]
22 May 2006	Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean	"Hips Don't Lie"	[330]
29 May 2006	Gnarls Barkley	"Crazy"*	[331]
5 June 2006			[332]
12 June 2006			[333]
19 June 2006			[334]
26 June 2006			[335]
3 July 2006			[336]
10 July 2006			[337]
17 July 2006	Pussycat Dolls featuring Snoop Dogg	"Buttons"	[338]
24 July 2006	Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland	"Promiscuous"	[339]
31 July 2006			[340]
7 August 2006			[341]
14 August 2006			[342]
21 August 2006			[343]
28 August 2006	Justin Timberlake featuring Timbaland	"SexyBack"	[344]
4 September 2006			[345]
11 September 2006			[346]
18 September 2006			[347]
25 September 2006			[348]
2 October 2006	Fergie	"London Bridge"	[349]
9 October 2006	Boyband	"You Really Got Me"†	[350]
16 October 2006	Justin Timberlake featuring Timbaland	"SexyBack"	[351]
23 October 2006			[352]
30 October 2006	James Morrison	"You Give Me Something"	[353]
6 November 2006	Matthew Saunoa	"Hold Out"†	[354]
13 November 2006	Justin Timberlake featuring T.I.	"My Love"	[355]
20 November 2006			[356]
27 November 2006			[357]
4 December 2006			[358]
11 December 2006	Beyoncé	"Irreplaceable"	[359]
18 December 2006	Justin Timberlake featuring T.I.	"My Love"	[360]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
25 December 2006	Gwen Stefani	"Wind It Up"	[361]
1 January 2007			[362]
8 January 2007	Akon featuring Eminem	"Smack That"	[363]
15 January 2007	Nelly Furtado	"Say It Right"	[364]
22 January 2007	Akon featuring Eminem	"Smack That"	[365]
29 January 2007			[366]
5 February 2007			[367]
12 February 2007	Hinder	"Lips of an Angel"	[368]
19 February 2007			[369]
26 February 2007	Fall Out Boy	"This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race"	[370]
5 March 2007	Gwen Stefani featuring Akon	"The Sweet Escape"	[371]
12 March 2007	Atlas	"Crawl"†	[372]
19 March 2007			[373]
26 March 2007			[374]
2 April 2007			[375]
9 April 2007			[376]
16 April 2007			[377]
23 April 2007	Beyoncé and Shakira	"Beautiful Liar"	[378]
30 April 2007	Atlas	"Crawl"	[379]
7 May 2007	Avril Lavigne	"Girlfriend"	[380]
14 May 2007	Akon	"Don't Matter"	[381]
21 May 2007			[382]
28 May 2007	Ne-Yo	"Because of You"	[383]
4 June 2007	Rihanna featuring Jay-Z	"Umbrella"*	[384]
11 June 2007			[385]
18 June 2007			[386]
25 June 2007			[387]
2 July 2007			[388]
9 July 2007			[389]
16 July 2007	T-Pain featuring Akon	"Bartender"	[390]
23 July 2007	Fergie	"Big Girls Don't Cry"	[391]
30 July 2007	Sean Kingston	"Beautiful Girls"	[392]
6 August 2007			[393]
13 August 2007			[394]
20 August 2007			[395]
27 August 2007			[396]
3 September 2007			[397]
10 September 2007	Kanye West	"Stronger"	[398]
17 September 2007	50 Cent featuring Justin Timberlake & Timbaland	"Ayo Technology"	[399]
24 September 2007			[400]
1 October 2007			[401]
8 October 2007			[402]
15 October 2007	Chris Brown featuring T-Pain	"Kiss Kiss"	[403]
22 October 2007			[404]
29 October 2007	Timbaland featuring OneRepublic	"Apologize"	[405]
5 November 2007			[406]
12 November 2007			[407]
19 November 2007			[408]
26 November 2007			[409]
3 December 2007			[410]
10 December 2007			[411]
17 December 2007	Leona Lewis	"Bleeding Love"	[412]
24 December 2007	The Underdogs	"A Very Silent Night"†	[413]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
31 December 2007	Leona Lewis	"Bleeding Love"	[414]
6 January 2008			[415]
14 January 2008			[416]
21 January 2008			[417]
28 January 2008	Flo Rida featuring T-Pain	"Low"	[418]
4 February 2008			[419]
11 February 2008			[420]
18 February 2008	Chris Brown	"With You"	[421]
25 February 2008			[422]
3 March 2008			[423]
10 March 2008			[424]
17 March 2008	Jordin Sparks featuring Chris Brown	"No Air"*	[425]
24 March 2008			[426]
31 March 2008			[427]
7 April 2008			[428]
14 April 2008			[429]
21 April 2008			[430]
28 April 2008			[431]
5 May 2008	Usher featuring Young Jeezy	"Love in This Club"	[432]
12 May 2008	Chris Brown	"Forever"	[433]
19 May 2008			[434]
26 May 2008			[435]
2 June 2008			[436]
9 June 2008			[437]
16 June 2008			[438]
23 June 2008			[439]
30 June 2008			[440]
7 July 2008	Tiki Taane	"Always On My Mind"†	[441]
14 July 2008			[442]
21 July 2008	Phil Collins	"In the Air Tonight"	[443]
28 July 2008			[444]
4 August 2008	Nesian Mystik	"Nesian 101"†	[445]
11 August 2008	Katy Perry	"I Kissed a Girl"	[446]
18 August 2008	Rihanna	"Disturbia"	[447]
25 August 2008			[448]
1 September 2008			[449]
8 September 2008	Pink	So What	[450]
15 September 2008			[451]
22 September 2008			[452]
29 September 2008			[453]
6 October 2008			[454]
13 October 2008	P-Money featuring Vince Harder	"Everything"†	[455]
20 October 2008	T.I.	"Whatever You Like"	[456]
27 October 2008	P-Money featuring Vince Harder	"Everything"†	[457]
3 November 2008			[458]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference
10 November 2008	Lady Gaga	"Poker Face"	[459]
17 November 2008			[460]
24 November 2008			[461]
1 December 2008			[462]
8 December 2008			[463]
15 December 2008			[464]
22 December 2008			[465]
29 December 2008			[466]
5 January 2009			[467]
12 January 2009			[468]
19 January 2009	Jason Mraz	"I'm Yours"	[469]
26 January 2009			[470]
2 February 2009			[471]
9 February 2009			[472]
16 February 2009			[473]
23 February 2009	Smashproof featuring Gin Wigmore	"Brother"†	[474]
2 March 2009			[475]
9 March 2009			[476]
16 March 2009			[477]
23 March 2009			[478]
30 March 2009			[479]
6 April 2009			[480]
13 April 2009			[481]
20 April 2009			[482]
27 April 2009			[483]
4 May 2009			[484]
11 May 2009	Eminem	"We Made You"	[485]
18 May 2009	Keri Hilson featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo	"Knock You Down"	[486]
25 May 2009			[487]
1 June 2009			[488]
8 June 2009			[489]
15 June 2009			[490]
22 June 2009			[491]
29 June 2009	The Black Eyed Peas	"I Gotta Feeling"*	[492]
6 July 2009			[493]
13 July 2009			[494]
20 July 2009			[495]
27 July 2009			[496]
3 August 2009			[497]
10 August 2009			[498]
17 August 2009			[499]
24 August 2009			[500]
31 August 2009	Beyoncé	"Sweet Dreams"	[501]
7 September 2009			[502]
14 September 2009			[503]
21 September 2009	David Guetta featuring Akon	"Sexy Bitch"	[504]
28 September 2009			[505]
5 October 2009			[506]
12 October 2009	Kesha	"Tik Tok"	[507]
19 October 2009			[508]
26 October 2009			[509]
2 November 2009			[510]
9 November 2009			[511]
16 November 2009	Jason Derülo	"Whatcha Say"	[512]
23 November 2009			[513]
30 November 2009			[514]
7 December 2009	Stan Walker	"Black Box"†	[515]
14 December 2009			[516]
21 December 2009			[517]
28 December 2009			[518]
Week ending[nb 3]	Artist	Title	Reference

By artist

These totals includes singles when the artist is 'featured'—that is, not the main artist

Artist	Number-one singles	Longest run	Total weeks at number one
Akon	7	7"Moonshine" (7 weeks)	23
Brown, ChrisChris Brown	5	8"Forever" (8 weeks)	25
Eminem	5	7"Without Me" (7 weeks)	21
Black Eyed Peas, TheThe Black Eyed Peas	5	9"I Gotta Feeling" (9 weeks)	18.5A18A
Timbaland	4	7"Apologize" (7 weeks)	23
Timberlake, JustinJustin Timberlake	4	7"SexyBack" (7 weeks)	19
Pink	4	5"So What" (5 weeks)	13
Pussycat Dolls	4	7"Beep" (7 weeks)	11
Aguilera, ChristinaChristina Aguilera	4	5"What a Girl Wants" (5 weeks)	11
Beyoncé	4	3"Sweet Dreams" (3 weeks)	7.5B7B
Scribe	3	9.2"Stand Up"/"Not Many" (12 weeks)	16
Crazy Frog	3	9.1"Axel F" (11 weeks)	16
Atomic Kitten	3	6"Whole Again" (6 weeks)	11
Shakira	3	8"Whenever, Wherever" (8 weeks)	10
Rihanna	3	6"Umbrella" (6 weeks)	10
West, KanyeKanye West	3	6"Knock You Down" (6 weeks)	9
Furtado, NellyNelly Furtado	3	5"Promiscuous" (5 weeks)	8
Usher	3	4"Yeah!" (4 weeks)	8
Williams, RobbieRobbie Williams	3	4"Rock DJ" (4 weeks)	6
T-Pain	3	3"Low" (3 weeks)	6

Excluded statistics

^A This excludes band members' individual number-ones. "Beep", by will.i.am, and Fergie's "London Bridge" and "Big Girls Don't Cry" also reached number one.

^B This excludes "Independent Women Part I", by Beyoncé's former band, Destiny's Child.

By song

Title	Artist	Weeks at number one
"Stand Up"/"Not Many"	Scribe	12
"Axel F"	Crazy Frog	11
"Brother"	Smashproof featuring Gin Wigmore	11
"Poker Face"	Lady Gaga	10
"I Gotta Feeling"	Black Eyed Peas, TheThe Black Eyed Peas	9
"Complicated"	Lavigne, AvrilAvril Lavigne	9
"Forever"	Brown, ChrisChris Brown	8
"In da Club"	50 Cent	8
"Whenever, Wherever"	Shakira	8
"Apologize"	Timbaland featuring OneRepublic	7
"Beep"	Pussycat Dolls featuring will.i.am	7
"Crawl"	Atlas	7
"Crazy"	Gnarls Barkley	7
"Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)"	Spiller featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor	7
"I'm Outta Love"	Anastacia	7
"No Air"	Sparks, JordinJordin Sparks featuring Chris Brown	7
"The Ketchup Song"	Las Ketchup	7
"They Can't Take That Away"	Lummis, BenBen Lummis	7
"Moonshine"	Savage featuring Akon	7
"SexyBack"	Timberlake, JustinJustin Timberlake featuring Timbaland	7
"Without Me"	Eminem	7
"Beautiful Girls"	Kingston, SeanSean Kingston	6
"Knock You Down"	Hilson, KeriKeri Hilson featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo	6
"Umbrella"	Rihanna featuring Jay-Z	6
"Whole Again"	Atomic Kitten	6
"What A Girl Wants"	Aguilera, ChristinaChristina Aguilera	5
"Bleeding Love"	Lewis, LeonaLeona Lewis	5
"Cruisin'"	Paltrow, GwynethGwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis	5
"Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)"	Eamon	5
"Ignition (Remix)"	Kelly, R.R. Kelly	5
"I'm Yours"	Mraz, JasonJason Mraz	5
"Just Lose It"	Eminem	5
"Let Me Love You"	Mario	5
"Lonely"	Akon	5
"My Love"	Timberlake, JustinJustin Timberlake featuring T.I.	5
"Promiscuous"	Furtado, NellyNelly Furtado featuring Timbaland	5
"Pure and Simple"	Hear'Say	5
"So What"	Pink	5
"Swing"	Savage	5
"Tik Tok"	Kesha	5
"We Gon' Ride"	Dei Hamo	5

See also

• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2000
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2001
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2002
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2003
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2004
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2005
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2006
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2007
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2008
• New Zealand Top 50 Singles of 2009

Notes

1. ^ Annual charts are sourced from the RIANZ website:
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2000
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2001
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2002
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2003
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2004
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2005
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2006
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2007
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2008
   • Annual Top 50 Singles Chart 2009
2. ^ Whether or not a song is of New Zealand origin is taken from the RIANZ page
3. ^ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} The date given is the day when the chart was published. The reporting period is from the preceding week, which was Sunday to Saturday until 17 April 2004, when it shifted to a Monday to Sunday week. Therefore, the date given is the day after the reporting period ended.
4. ^ In April 2004, the chart publication date shifted from Sunday to Monday. Therefore there was a one-day chart period for 18 – 19 April 2004.

References

Bibliography

• Scapolo, Dean (2007). "Introduction". The Complete New Zealand Music Charts: 1966 – 2006. Maurienne House. ISBN 9781877443008. 

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