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Chart: Top25_VIDEO_POP Report Date (TW): 2011-04-03 --- Previous Report Date(LW): 2011-03-28 TW LW TITLE ARTIST RECORD LABEL 1 1 Born This Way Lady Gaga Interscope Records 2 2 Blow Ke$ha Jive Records 3 4 Just Cant Get Enough Black Eyed Peas Interscope Records 4 3 On The Floor Jennifer Lopez Ft. Pitbull Epic Records 5 17 Hit The Lights Jay Sean Ft Lil Wayne Cash Money Records 6 5 Hold It Against Me Britney Spears Jive Records 7 6 Party Rock Anthem Lmfao Interscope Records 8 19 If I Was You (omg) Far East Movement Universal Records 9 7 Bow Chicka Wow Wow Mike Posner Ft Lil Wayne Jive Records 10 9 Hollywood Tonight Michael Jackson Sony Music 11 8 Never Say Never Ft. Jaden Smith Justin Bieber Island Def Jam Records 12 E.t. Katy Perry Ft. Kanye West Capitol Records 13 10 21st Century Girl Willow Roc Nation Records 14 Dancing Tonight Kat Deluna Ft. Fo Onassis Mass Appeal Ent 15 13 Liquor Store Blues Bruno Mars Ft. Damian Marley Atlantic Records 16 12 Dont Hold Your Breath Nicole Scherzinger Interscope Records 17 14 Boyfriend Big Time Rush Ft. Snoop Dogg Sony Music 18 15 Bright Lights Bigger City Cee Lo Green Elektra Records 19 16 That Should Be Me Justin Bieber Island Def Records 20 Telling The World (from The Rio) Taio Cruz Rokstarr Music London / Universal Worldwide 21 11 S&m Rihanna Island Def Jam Records 22 Kick Us Out (remix) Hyper Crush Universal Records 23 23 The Creep The Lonely Island Ft. Nicki Minaj & John Waters Interscope Records 24 20 Who Says Selena Gomez & The Scene Hollywood Records 25 22 Price Tag Jessie J Universal Records * Moved up the chart * New this week Nov 18, 2012 2:04 PM.

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