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== Summary ==
=== January ===
'''Week 1: [[January 5]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Christina Aguilera]] became the first artist to reach number-one on the ''Mainstream Singles Chart'' in 2013 as her single, "Your Body" spent a third non-consecutive week at the top spot, having previously spent two weeks at the top spot in [[User:JayJ47/2012: The Year In Music|2012]]. [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Florence Welch]] returned to #2 with "Sweet Nothing" whilst [[Swedish House Mafia]] recovered one position to #3 with "Don't You Worry Child". [[Kelly Clarkson]] rebounded eight positions back into the top five to #4 with her former # hit "Catch My Breath", [[One Direction]] rebounded five positions back to #5 with "Little Things" and [[Guy Sebastian]] and [[Lupe Fiasco]] returned to #6 with "Battle Scars". [[Justice Crew]] ascended eleven positions to a new peak of #7 with "Best Night", [[Will.i.am]] and [[Britney Spears]] reached a new peak of #12 with "Scream & Shout" and [[David Guetta]] and [[Sia Furler|Sia]] re-entered the chart at #20 with "She Wolf (Falling To Pieces)". On the albums chart, [[One Direction]] returned to #1 with ''Take Me Home'', [[Guy Sebastian]] rebounded five positions back to #2 with ''Armageddon'' and [[Calvin Harris]] descended to #3 with ''18 Months''.

'''Week 2: [[January 12]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Swedish House Mafia]] made an unexpected return to the top spot with "Don't You Worry Child" which spends its fourth non-consecutive week at #1. Last week's chart topper "Your Body" by [[Christina Aguilera]] drops to #2, [[Olly Murs]] and [[Flo Rida]] ascend ten positions to a new peak of #3 with "Troublemaker", [[One Direction]] reach a new peak of #4 with "Little Things" and [[Justice Crew]] ascend to a new peak of #5 with "Best Night". New entries this week include "Your Paradise" by [[Andrew De Silva]] (#11) and "Impossible" by [[James Arthur]] (#6). The albums chart remained mostly unchanged with [[One Direction]] once again taking the top spot with ''Take Me Home''.

'''Week 3: [[January 19]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Christina Aguilera]] returned to the top spot with "Your Body" which spends a fourth week at the top spot. [[Olly Murs]] and [[Flo Rida]] reach a new peak of #2 with "Troublemaker", [[One Direction]] rise one position to a new peak of #3 with "Little Things" and [[The Collective (band)|The Collective]] skyrocket into the top ten to a new peak of #9 with "Surrender". [[Guy Sebastian]], [[P!nk]], [[Kelly Clarkson]] and [[Will.i.am]] all experienced rebounds with their respective singles. [[One Direction]] continued to dominate the albums chart by spending a seventh week at #1 with ''Take Me Home''.

'''Week 4: [[January 26]], [[2013]]'''
*[[James Arthur]] skyrocketed nine positions to the top spot with "Impossible", giving the singer his first number-one single on the chart. "Impossible" also becomes the first song released in 2013 to reach the top spot; the year's first three number-one hits were all released in 2012. [[Olly Murs]] and [[Flo Rida]] remained at #2 for the second consecutive week with "Troublemaker", [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Florence Welch]] rebounded eight positions back to #3 with their former #1 hit "Sweet Nothing", [[Justice Crew]] rebounded 12-8 with "Best Night" and [[Conor Maynard]] and [[Ne-Yo]] continued their erratic chart run as "Turn Around" rebounded 22-10. [[Owl City]] and [[Justin Bieber]] also rebounded with their respective singles, "Good Time" and "Beauty and a Beat". Also worth noting is [[The Collective (band)|The Collective]] who dropped out of the chart after achieving a new peak of #9 with their single, "Surrender" last week. New entries this week include "Kiss You" by [[One Direction]] (#15) and "C'mon" by [[Ke$ha]] (#13). [[Taylor Swift]] also made a long overdue debut at #14 with "I Knew You Were Trouble". The albums chart remained very much unchanged with [[One Direction]] remaining at #1 for an eighth week with ''Take Me Home'', [[Calvin Harris]] returning to #2 with ''18 Months'' and [[Guy Sebastian]] dropping one place to #3 with ''Armageddon''.

=== February ===
'''Week 5: [[February 2]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Olly Murs]] and [[Flo Rida]] ascended to a new peak of #1 with "Troublemaker", giving Olly his first number-one hit on the chart and Flo Rida his fourth. [[One Direction]] debut at #2 with album track "C'mon C'mon" and also ascend eleven positions to a new peak of #4 with their latest single, "Kiss You" whilst [[Christina Aguilera]] moves 4-3 with "Your Body". The only other new entry this week was "Stay" by [[Rihanna]] featuring [[Mikky Ekko]] (#25). The albums chart remained very much the same as [[One Direction]] remained at the top spot with ''Take Me Home''.

'''Week 6: [[February 9]], [[2013]]'''
*[[James Arthur]] continued his erratic chart run by returning to #1 with "Impossible". Last week's chart topper, "Troublemaker" by [[Olly Murs]] and [[Flo Rida]] descends to #2 whilst [[Justice Crew]] rebound fifteen positions to reach a new peak of #3 with "Best Night". [[Ke$ha]] ascended seven positions to a new peak of #4 with "C'mon", [[Conor Maynard]] and [[Ne-Yo]] continued their resurgence by returning to #5 with "Turn Around", [[Guy Sebastian]],  [[Lupe Fiasco]], [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Example (musician)|Example]] all returned to the top ten with their former #1 hits as did [[P!nk]] who returned to #10 with her former #2 hit "Try". [[Rihanna]] and [[Mikky Ekko]] reached a new peak of #22 with "Stay". The only new entry this week was "Just Give Me A Reason" by P!nk featuring [[Nate Ruess]] (#19). On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] returned to #1, ascending from #9 with ''The Truth About Love''.

'''Week 7: [[February 16]], [[2013]]'''
*[[James Arthur]] remained at #1 with "Impossible" which spent a third week at number-one. [[One Direction]] rebounded nine positions to reach a new peak of #2 with "Little Things" whilst [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Example (musician)|Example]] returned to #3 with their former #1 hit "We'll Be Coming Back". [[Conor Maynard]] and [[Ne-Yo]] continued their resurgence by rising one position to #4 with "Turn Around" and [[P!nk]] returned to #5 with "Try". [[Taylor Swift]] reached a new peak of #8 with "I Knew You Were Trouble", [[Will.i.am]] and [[Britney Spears]] rebounded fourteen positions to a new peak of #9 with "Scream & Shout", [[Rihanna]] and [[Mikky Ekko]] reached a new peak of #14 with "Stay" and [[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]] debuted at #19 with "I Could Be The One". On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] remained at #1 with ''The Truth About Love'', which spends its seventh week at the top spot.

'''Week 8: [[February 23]], [[2013]]'''
*[[James Arthur]] spent a fourth week at #1 with "Impossible", [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] skyrocketed seventeen positions to a new peak of #2 with "I Could Be The One" and [[P!nk]] continued her resurgence as "Try" returned to #3. [[Rihanna]] and [[Mikky Ekko]] ascended to a new peak of #5 with "Stay", [[Will.i.am]] and [[Britney Spears]] rose to a new peak of #6 with "Scream & Shout", P!nk and [[Nate Ruess]] reached a new peak of #10 with their single, "Just Give Me A Reason" and [[Macklemore & Ryan Lewis]] and [[Mary Lambert]] debuted at #22 with "Same Love". P!nk also retained the #1 position on the albums chart this week as ''The Truth About Love'' spent an eighth week at the top spot.

=== March ===
'''Week 9: [[March 2]], [[2013]]'''
*[[P!nk]] scored her eleventh number-one hit on the chart as "Try" unexpectedly ascended the top spot. [[One Direction]] opened at #2 with their latest single, "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" whilst [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] descended to #3 with "I Could Be The One". [[Swedish House Mafia]] and [[Taylor Swift]] returned the top ten with their respective singles, "Don't You Worry Child" and "I Knew You Were Trouble" whilst [[The Wanted]] debuted at #9 with "I Found You". Other new entries include "Get Up (Rattle)" by [[Bingo Players]] featuring [[Far East Movement]] (#12) and "If You Cold See Me Now" by [[The Script]] (#22). On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] spent a ninth week at number-one with ''The Truth About Love''.

'''Week 10: [[March 9]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] scored their first number-one hit on the chart as "I Could Be The One" ascended to the top spot. [[James Arthur]] rebounded three positions back into second place with "Impossible" and [[One Direction]] slid one position to #3 with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)". The [[Bingo Players]] and [[Far East Movement]] ascended seven positions to a new peak of #5 with "Get Up (Rattle)", [[The Wanted]] rose to #6 with "I Found You", [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] reached a new peak of #8 with "Just Give Me A Reason" and [[The Script]] rose to #20 with "If You Could See Me Now". New entries this week include "Folly" by [[Spit Syndicate]] (#12), "Army of Two" by [[Olly Murs]] (#13) and "Feel This Moment" by [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring [[Christina Aguilera]] (#24). On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] spent a fifth consecutive (and tenth overall) week at number-one with ''The Truth About Love''.

'''Week 11: [[March 16]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] scored their fifth number-one hit on the chart as "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" ascended two positions to the top spot. [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] ascended six positions to a new peak of #2 with "Just Give Me A Reason", giving Pink her third consecutive top 2 single and [[Christina Aguilera]] rebounded 7-3 with her former #1 hit, "Your Body". [[The Script]] skyrocketed ten positions to a new peak of #10 with "If You Could See Me Now", which becomes their sixth top ten hit, One Direction rebound 21-12 with "Kiss You" and [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and Christina Aguilera rise eight positions to a new peak of #16 with "Feel This Moment". New entries this week include "Beneath Your Beautiful" by [[Labrinth]] featuring [[Emeli Sandé]] (#13) and "Thank You" by [[MKTO]] (#6). On the albums chart, P!nk remained at the top spot for the sixth successive week with ''The Truth About Love''.

'''Week 12: [[March 23]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] spent a second consecutive week at number-one with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)", [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 5-2 with "I Could Be The One" and [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] slid one place to #3 with "Just Give Me A Reason". [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Christina Aguilera]] rocketed twelve positions to a new peak of #4 with "Feel This Moment", [[MKTO]] ascended one position to a new peak of #5 with "Thank You", [[Swedish House Mafia]] and [[Olly Murs]] re-entered the top ten with their former #1 hits, "Don't You Worry Child" and "Troublemaker", [[Taylor Swift]] recovered 20-10 with "I Knew You Were Trouble" and [[Spit Syndicate]] rose 23-17 with "Folly". New entries this week include "When I Was Your Man" by [[Bruno Mars]] (#23) and "Boomerang" by [[Nicole Scherzinger]] (#22). P!nk maintained the number-one position on the albums chart with ''The Truth About Love''.

'''Week 13: [[March 30]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] spent a third consecutive week at number-one with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)", [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Christina Aguilera]] ascended to a new peak of #2 with "Feel This Moment", giving the former his highest charting single to date (tied with "[[Give Me Everything (Pitbull song)|Give Me Everything]]") and [[MKTO]] ascended two positions to a new peak of #3 with "Thank You". [[Spit Syndicate]] scored their first top ten hit on the chart as "Folly" ascended to a new peak of #9, [[Labrinth]] featuring [[Emeli Sandé]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #10 with "Beneath Your Beautiful" after one week of absence, [[The Script]] rebounded 21-13 with "If You Could See Me Now", [[Nicole Scherzinger]] reached a new peak of #16 with "Boomerang" and [[Justin Timberlake]] marked his return to the chart with a debut at #24 with "Mirrors". P!nk's run at the top spot of the albums chart came to an end this week as the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation debuted at number-one.

=== April ===
'''Week 14: [[April 6]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] scored his first #1 hit as a lead artist as his collaboration with [[Christina Aguilera]] "Feel This Moment", ascended to the top spot. The song becomes Pitbull's second number-one hit on the chart overall (he had previously topped the chart as a featured artist on [[Jennifer Lopez]]'s single, "[[On The Floor]]") and Aguilera's sixth chart topper overall. After a three-week reign at the top spot, [[One Direction]] descend to #2 with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" whilst [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] recover 4-3 with their former number-one hit, "I Could Be The One". [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] rebound 6-4 with "Just Give Me A Reason", [[Spit Syndicate]] ascend three places to a new peak of #6 with "Folly", [[The Script]] rise five positions to a new peak of #8 with "If You Could See Me Now", [[Rihanna]] and [[Mikky Ekko]] rebound 18-10 with "Stay" and [[Justin Timberlake]] rises two places to a new peak of #22 with "Mirrors". New entries this week include "22" by [[Taylor Swift]] (#21) and "Tonight I'm Getting Over You" by [[Carly Rae Jepsen]] (#15). On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation remained at number-one for a second consecutive week whilst P!nk recovered 3-2 with ''The Truth About Love''.

'''Week 15: [[April 13]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] returned to the top spot with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)", which spends its fourth week at the summit. [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 3–2 with their former #1 hit "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" whilst last week's chart topper, "Feel This Moment" by [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Christina Aguilera]] descended to #3. Aguilera recovered 7–4 with "Your Body", [[Swedish House Mafia]] rebounded 14–5 with "Don't You Worry Child", [[The Script]] ascended two positions to a new peak of #6 with "If You Could See Me Now", [[Carly Rae Jepsen]] scored her third consecutive top ten hit as "Tonight I'm Getting Over You" reached a new peak of #7 and [[Olly Murs]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #8 with "Army of Two". New entries this week include "Change Your Life" by [[Little Mix]] (#24), "Guns and Roses" by [[T.I.]] featuring [[P!nk]] (#21) and "Hey Porsche" by [[Nelly]] (#17). On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation remained at number-one for a third consecutive week, Carly Rae Jepsen re-entered the chart at #5 with ''Kiss'', Pitbull reached a new peak of #6 with ''Global Warming'', [[Olly Murs]] debuted at #7 with ''Right Place Right Time'' and [[Little Mix]] debuted at #15 with ''DNA''.

'''Week 16: [[April 20]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] returned to the top spot with "I Could Be The One", which spends a second week at the top spot. [[One Direction]] descended to #2 with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" and [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Christina Aguilera]] remained at #3 with "Feel This Moment". [[Swedish House Mafia]] continued their resurgence by rising 5–4 with "Don't You Worry Child", [[The Script]] reached a new peak of #5 with "If You Could See Me Now", [[Taylor Swift]] ascended twelve positions to a new peak of #13 with "22", [[Justin Timberlake]] rose two positions to #17 with "Mirrors" and [[Havana Brown (DJ)|Havana Brown]], [[R3hab]] and Prophet debuted at #23 with their collaboration, "Big Banana". On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation remained at number-one for a fourth consecutive week.

'''Week 17: [[April 27]], [[2013]]'''
*[[P!nk]] achieved her twelfth number-one hit as her collaboration with [[Nate Ruess]], "Just Give Me A Reason" ascended to the top spot after twelve weeks on the chart. The song also becomes Pink's third consecutive number-one hit from ''[[The Truth About Love (Pink album)|The Truth About Love]]'' which returns to #2 on the albums chart this week. [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Christina Aguilera]] rebounded 3–2 with "Feel This Moment", last week's chart topper "I Could Be The One" by [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] descended to #3 and [[One Direction]]'s run of consecutive weeks in the top 3 came to an end as "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" spent its first week outside of the top 3, dropping to #4. [[Psy]] debuted at #5 with his latest single, "Gentleman" which becomes his first top five hit on the chart, far eclipsing the #18 peak of his worldwide number-one hit "[[Gangnam Style]]", [[Justin Timberlake]] rose three places to a new peak of #14 with "Mirrors" and [[OneRepublic]] returned to the chart after more than five years of absence with "If I Lose Myself" which debuts at #24. On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation remained at number-one for a fifth consecutive week.

=== May ===
'''Week 18: [[May 4]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] returned to the top spot with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)", which spends a fifth week at number-one, [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] descend to #2 with "Just Give Me A Reason" and [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] remain at #3 with "I Could Be The One". [[T.I.]] and P!nk skyrocket seventeen positions to a new peak of #5 with their collaboration, "Guns and Roses" which gives T.I. his first top five hit since 2009 when "Dead and Gone" peaked at #3. P!nk also rebounded 16–7 with her former #1 hit "Try", [[Taylor Swift]] returned to the top ten rising 15–9 with "I Knew You Were Trouble" and [[OneRepublic]] reached a new peak of #18 with "If I Lose Myself". New entries this week include "Lanterns" by [[Birds of Tokyo]] (#16), "I Need Your Love" by [[Calvin Harris]] featuring [[Ellie Goulding]] (#8) and "Can't Hold Us" by [[Macklemore]] & [[Ryan Lewis]] featuring [[Ray Dalton]] (#4). On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation spent a sixth consecutive week at number-one, P!nk stayed steady at #2 with ''The Truth About Love'' and Calvin Harris re-entered the chart at #5 with ''18 Months''.

'''Week 19: [[May 11]], [[2013]]'''
*[[P!nk]] made an unexpected return to #1 with "Try" which spends its second week at the top spot during its 34th week on the chart. P!nk also occupies the #2 position with "Just Give Me A Reason" whilst [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] remain steady at #3 for the third week in a row. [[Swedish House Mafia]] return to the top ten by rebounding 13–9 with "Don't You Worry Child", [[Olly Murs]] recovers 20–15 with "Army of Two", [[Taylor Swift]] rises 23–16 with "22" and [[Little Mix]] re-enter the chart at a new peak of #19 with "Change Your Life". New entries this week include "Here's To Never Growing Up" by [[Avril Lavigne]] (#20), "#thatPower" by [[Will.i.am]] featuring [[Justin Bieber]] (#5) and "Repeat" by [[David Guetta]] featuring [[Jessie J]] (#4). On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] returned to the top spot with ''The Truth About Love'', knocking the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Autumn 2013'' compilation to #2.

'''Week 20: [[May 18]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] made an unexpected return to #1 with "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" which spends a sixth non-consecutive week at the top spot, [[David Guetta]] and [[Jessie J]] just missed out on the top spot, rising two positions to a new peak of #2 with "Repeat" and [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] spent a fourth consecutive week at #3 with "I Could Be The One". [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Ellie Goulding]] rose four positions to a new peak of #6 with "I Need Your Love", [[James Arthur]] and [[T.I.]] returned to the top ten with "Impossible" and "Guns and Roses" respectively, [[Little Mix]] ascended seven positions to a new peak of #12 with "Change Your Life" and [[Taylor Swift]] returned to her peak of #13 with "22". New entries this week include "Walks Like RIhanna" by [[The Wanted]] (#4) and "#Beautiful" by [[Mariah Carey]] and [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] (#25). On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] spent a fourteenth non-consecutive at number-one with ''The Truth About Love'' and [[Little Mix]] reached a new peak of #5 with ''DNA''.

'''Week 21: [[May 25]], [[2013]]'''
*[[David Guetta]] and [[Jessie J]] ascended to the top spot with "Repeat", giving Guetta his second #1 hit as a lead artist and his third overall and giving Jessie J her first #1 hit on the chart. [[Mariah Carey]] and [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] skyrocketed twenty-three positions to a new peak of #2 with "#Beautiful", [[The Wanted]] climbed one position to a new peak of #3 with "Walks Like Rihanna", [[Jennifer Lopez]] and [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] debuted at #4 with "Live It Up" and [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Ellie Goulding]] rose one position to a new peak of #5 with "I Need Your Love". [[Taylor Swift]] ascended to a new peak of #12 with "22" and [[MKTO]] and [[OneRepublic]] re-entered the chart at #17 and #18 with their singles, "Thank You" and "If I Lose Myself". On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] spent a fifteenth non-consecutive week at the top spot.

=== June ===
'''Week 22: [[June 1]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Jennifer Lopez]] and [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] ascended to the top spot with "Live It Up", giving Lopez her fifth number-one hit on the chart and Pitbull his third. The pair's previous collaborations, "[[On The Floor]]" and "[[Dance Again]]" peaked at #1 in 2011 and #2 in 2012 respectively. [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 8–2 with "I Could Be The One", [[Mariah Carey]] and [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] descended one position to #3 with "#Beautiful", [[Avril Lavigne]] ascended eleven positions to a new peak of #12 with "Here's To Never Growing Up" and [[Robin Thicke]], [[T.I.]] and [[Pharrel Williams]] debuted at #22 with "Blurred Lines". On the albums chart, [[P!nk]] continued her reign at the top spot with ''The Truth About Love'', which spends a sixteenth non-consecutive week at number-one.

'''Week 23: [[June 8]], [[2013]]'''
*[[The Wanted]] scored their third number-one hit on the chart as "Walks Like Rihanna" ascended five positions to the top spot, [[Justin Timberlake]] skyrocketed seventeen positions to a new peak of #2 with "Mirrors" and [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] slipped 2–3 with "I Could Be The One". [[T.I.]] and [[P!nk]] returned to their peak of #5 with "Guns and Roses", [[Rihanna]] and [[Mikky Ekko]] rebounded 25–9 with "Stay" and [[Taylor Swift]] reached a new peak of #11 with "22". New entries this week include "Dear Darlin" by [[Olly Murs]] (#7) and "Hello" by the [[Stafford Brothers]] featuring [[Christina Millian]] and [[Lil' Wayne]] (#14). On the albums chart, P!nk spent a seventeenth non-consecutive week at the top spot with ''The Truth About Love'' whilst Olly Murs reached a new peak of #5 with ''Right Place Right Time''.

'''Week 24: [[June 15]], [[2013]]'''
*This week was a record breaking week and one of the most competitive weeks of the year thus far. [[Robin Thicke]], [[T.I.]] and [[Pharrel Williams|Pharrel]] made history by becoming the first artists to re-enter the chart at number-one. The trio's single, "Blurred Lines" re-entered the chart at number-one this week, after having dropped off the chart the previous week. It also becomes the first number-one hit on the chart for all three artists; Thicke and Pharrel had previously never charted before and T.I. had come close with his single, "Live Your Life" which peaked at #2 in 2008. [[Taylor Swift]] and [[Ed Sheeran]] debuted at #2 with their single, "Everything Has Changed", giving Swift her highest charting single since "Mine" which topped the chart in 2010 and Sheeran his highest charting single to date; the pair also topped the ''Hot Shots'' singles chart this week. [[Jessie J]], [[Big Sean]] and [[Dizzee Rascal]] round out this week's top 3 as their single, "Wild" debuts at #3, giving Jessie J her second highest charting single as a lead artist and giving Big Sean and Dizzee Rascal their first chart entry. [[Olly Murs]] ascended one position to a new peak of #6 with "Dear Darlin", [[James Arthur]] rebounded 16–7 with his former #1 hit "Impossible", Taylor Swift rose two positions to a new peak of #9 with her previous single, "22" and [[Lawson (band)|Lawson]] made their chart debut at #12 with their single, "Brokenhearted" which also debuted at the top of the ''Pop/Rock'' singles chart. Notable exits include "Guns and Roses" by T.I. and [[P!nk]] (#5 last week), "Change Your Life" by [[Little Mix]] (#20 last week) and "I Knew Your Were Trouble" by Taylor Swift (#23 last week). On the albums chart, Taylor Swift ended [[P!nk]]'s reign at the top spot as her album ''Red'' ascended to the top spot after twenty-five weeks on the chart, giving Swift her second number-one album after ''Fearless''.

'''Week 25: [[June 22]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Jessie J]] scored her first number-one hit as a lead artist whilst [[Big Sean]] and [[Dizzee Rascal]] scored their first number-one hit on the chart as "Wild" ascended to the top spot, [[Mariah Carey]] and [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] rebounded 10–2 with "#Beautiful" which also returned to the top spot on the ''R.H.R. Singles Chart'' and [[OneRepublic]] debuted at #3 with "Counting Stars", which becomes their highest charting single since "Stop & Stare" in 2007. The [[Stafford Brothers]], [[Christina Millian]] and [[Lil' Wayne]] scored their first top ten hit as "Hello" ascended to a new peak of #6, [[Miley Cyrus]] and [[Ricky Martin]] debuted at #9 and #10 with their singles, "We Can't Stop" and "Come With Me", [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] rebounded 20–13 with their former #1 hit, "Just Give Me A Reason" and [[Armin Van Buuren]] and [[Trevor Guthrie]] debuted at #14 with "This Is What It Feels Like". [[Robin Thicke]], [[T.I.]] and [[Pharrel Williams|Pharrel]] made chart history once again this week as "Blurred Lines" dropped out of the chart, becoming the first song in ''JayJ47's Music Charts'' history to drop out of the chart from the top spot. On the albums chart, [[Taylor Swift]] remained at number-one with ''Red'', which spends a second consecutive week at the top spot, [[Olly Murs]] ascended to a new peak of #3 with ''Right Place Right Time'' and the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Winter 2013'' compilation debuted at #4.

'''Week 26: [[June 29]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Jessie J]], [[Big Sean]] and [[Dizzee Rascal]] spent a second consecutive week at the top spot with "Wild" which becomes the first number-one hit to spend consecutive weeks at the top spot since [[One Direction]]'s "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" in March, [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 8–2 with their former #1 hit "I Could Be The One" and [[Olly Murs]] scored his second top 3 hit as "Dear Darlin" ascended to a new peak of #3. [[Ricky Martin]] ascended six positions to a new peak of #4 with "Come With Me", [[Miley Cyrus]] rose one place to a new peak of #8 with "We Can't Stop" and [[Swedish House Mafia]] re-entered the chart at #19 with "Don't You Worry Child" after one week of absence. [[Taylor Swift]] spent a third consecutive week at number-one on the albums chart with ''Red'' whilst [[OneRepublic]] debuted at #19 with ''[[Native (OneRepublic album)|Native]]''.

=== July ===
'''Week 27: [[July 6]], [[2013]]'''
*[[OneRepublic]] scored their first number-one hit in six years as "Counting Stars" ascended 5–1, giving the group their second number-one hit on the chart after "Apologize". [[Jessie J]], [[Big Sean]] and [[Dizzee Rascal]] descended to #2 after two weeks at the top spot with "Wild", [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]]'s former chart topper "I Could Be The One" slipped to #3, [[P!nk]] and [[Lily Allen]] entered the chart at #4 with "True Love" and [[Delta Goodrem]] debuted at #5 with "Heart Hypnotic". [[Christina Aguilera]] made an unexpected return to the top ten with "Your Body" which climbs 12–7 after 39 weeks on the chart, [[Lawson (band)|Lawson]] and [[B.o.B]] rebounded from the bottom of the chart to a new peak of #8 with "Brokenhearted" and [[Jennifer Lopez]] and [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] re-entered the chart at #10 with their former chart leader, "Live It Up". Other new entries this week include "Parachute" by [[Timomatic]] (#21) and "Classic" by [[MKTO]] (#25). On the albums chart, [[Taylor Swift]] spent a fourth consecutive week at the top spot with ''Red'' whilst P!nk rebounded 7–2 with ''The Truth About Love'', thanks to the success of her latest single, "True Love".

'''Week 28: [[July 13]], [[2013]]'''
*[[OneRepublic]] spent a second consecutive week at number-one with "Counting Stars", [[Ricky Martin]] rocketed seven positions to a new peak of #2 with "Come With Me" and [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]]'s former #1 hit, "I Could Be The One" remained at #3 for a record breaking ninth week. [[Miley Cyrus]] ascended twelve positions to a new peak of #6 with "We Can't Stop", [[P!nk]] rose 15–8 with "Try" which spends a 43rd week on the chart and [[MKTO]] ascended seven positions to a new peak of #18 with "Classic". New entries this week include "Millionaires" by [[The Script]] (#24) and "Firestarter" by [[Samantha Jade]] (#20). On the albums chart, P!nk knocked [[Taylor Swift]] off the top spot with ''The Truth About Love'', which spends an eighteenth non-consecutive week at the top spot.

'''Week 29: [[July 20]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Ricky Martin]] knocked [[OneRepublic]] off the top spot with his single, "Come With Me", [[MKTO]] skyrocketed sixteen positions to a new peak of #2 with "Classic" which becomes their highest charting single to date ahead of their debut single, "Thank You" which peaked at #3 and [[Samantha Jade]] ascended seventeen positions to a new peak of #3 with "Firestarter", which becomes her highest charting single to date. [[Taylor Swift]] and [[Ed Sheeran]] ended four consecutive weeks of decline as their single "Everything Has Changed" rebounded 14–4, marking the first time it has risen in the chart since its debut. [[Jennifer Lopez]] and [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] rebounded 21–11 with their former chart leader, "Live It Up", [[Lawson (band)|Lawson]] and [[B.o.B]] rebounded from the bottom of the chart back to #15 with "Brokenhearted" and [[The Script]] and [[Timomatic]] reached new peaks of #16 and #17 respectively with their singles, "Millionaires" and "Parachute". On the albums chart, Taylor Swift returned to the top spot with ''Red'', which spends a fifth non-consecutive week at the top spot.

'''Week 30: [[July 27]], [[2013]]'''
*[[OneRepublic]] reclaimed the top spot with "Counting Stars" which switched places with last week's #1, "Come With Me" by [[Ricky Martin]]. In doing so, the song became just the second number-one hit in 2013 to spend at least three weeks at the summit. [[Samantha Jade]] rose one position to a new peak of #2 with "Firestarter", [[The Wanted]] rebounded 5–3 with their former #1 hit, "Walks Like Rihanna", [[Miley Cyrus]] skyrocketed fifteen positions to a new peak of #5 with "We Can't Stop" and [[Timomatic]] ascended eleven positions to a new peak of #6 with "Parachute", which becomes his second top ten hit. [[Avicii]] entered the chart at #8 with "Wake Me Up!" whilst [[One Direction]] debuted at #10 with their latest single, "Best Song Ever". On the albums chart, [[Taylor Swift]] spent a sixth non-consecutive week at the top spot with ''Red'' and One Direction debuted at #2 with ''Best Song Ever EP''.

=== August ===
'''Week 31: [[August 3]], [[2013]]'''
*[[The X Factor (Australian TV series)|X Factor winner]] [[Samantha Jade]] scored her first number-one hit on the chart as "Firestarter" ascended to the top spot, [[The Wanted]] rebounded 3–2 with their former #1 hit, "Walks Like Rihanna" and [[Miley Cyrus]] ascended two positions to a new peak of #3 with "We Can't Stop". [[Taylor Swift]] and [[Ed Sheeran]] rebounded 13–5 with "Everything Has Changed", [[Avicii]] reached a new peak of #6 with "Wake Me Up!", [[Mariah Carey]] and [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] recovered 12–7 with "#Beautiful" and [[P!nk]] rebounded 17–11 and 20–14 with her singles "Try" and "Just Give Me A Reason" respectively. New entries this week include "Love Me Again" by [[John Newman]] (#15) and "To The End of The Earth" by [[Jessica Mauboy]] (#12). On the albums chart, [[Taylor Swift]] spent a seventh non-consecutive week at the top spot with ''Red''.

'''Week 32: [[August 10]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Samantha Jade]] spent a second consecutive week at the top spot with "Firestarter", [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Danny Mercer]] debuted at #2 with "Outta Nowhere" and [[Miley Cyrus]] remained at #3 with "We Can't Stop". [[Jessie J]], [[Big Sean]] and [[Dizzee Rascal]] rebounded 21–9 with "Wild" and [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Ellie Goulding]] re-entered the chart at #16 with "I Need Your Love". Other new entries this week include "Acapella" by [[Karmin]] (#22) and "Radioactive" by [[Imagine Dragons]] (#10). On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Winter 2013'' compilation ascended to the top spot for the first time.

'''Week 33: [[August 17]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Samantha Jade]] joined [[James Arthur]], [[One Direction]] and [[OneRepublic]] as the only other acts to have topped the singles chart for at least three weeks this year as her single, "Firestarter" spent a third consecutive week at number-one, [[One Direction]] skyrocketed eighteen positions to a new peak of #2 with "Best Song Ever", thus restoring their streak of consecutive top 5 hits, [[OneRepublic]] rebounded 5–3 with their former chart leader, "Counting Stars" and [[Ellie Goulding]] made her first chart appearance as a lead artist as her single, "Burn" debuted at #11. On the albums chart, the ''Now: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation debuted at number-one, becoming the first ''Now'' compilation to reach #1 on the chart.

'''Week 34: [[August 24]], [[2013]]'''
*This week was one of (if not) the most competitive weeks of the year thus far. [[Avicii]] scored his second number-one hit on the chart as "Wake Me Up!" skyrocketed eighteen positions to the top spot, [[OneRepublic]] continued their resurgence as "Counting Stars" climbed 3–2 and Avicii and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 7–3 with their former #1 hit "I Could Be The One", which spends a record tenth week at the #3 position. [[Jessica Mauboy]] rebounded nineteen positions to reach a new peak of #4 with "To The End of The Earth", [[The Wanted]] rebounded 8–5 with their former #1 hit "Walks Like Rihanna", [[Imagine Dragons]] recovered six positions to a new peak of #6 with "Radioactive", [[Ellie Goulding]] scored her first top ten hit as a lead artist as "Burn" rose 11–7 and [[Olly Murs]] returned to the top ten rising 13–10 with "Dear Darlin". [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] rebounded 18–12 with "Just Give Me A Reason", [[Taylor Swift]] and [[Ed Sheeran]] descended 10–13 with "Everything Has Changed", [[MKTO]] receded 9–16 with "Classic" and [[Mariah Carey]] and [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] slipped 14–17 with "#Beautiful". The only new entry this week was "Rock N Roll" by [[Avril Lavigne]] which debuted at #19. On the albums chart, [[Taylor Swift]] returned to the top spot with ''Red'' which spends an eighth non-consecutive week at the top spot.

'''Week 35: [[August 31]], [[2013]]'''
*[[OneRepublic]] completed their resurgence by returning to the spot with "Counting Stars" which spends a fourth non-consecutive week at number-one, [[Miley Cyrus]] ascended six positions to a new peak of #2 with "We Can't Stop" which now becomes her highest charting single tied with "See You Again" and "Party in the U.S.A" and [[Samantha Jade]] rebounded 11–3 with "Firestarter" after losing the top spot to [[Avicii]] last week. [[Avril Lavigne]] rocketed twelve positions to a new peak of #7 with "Rock N Roll" which becomes her highest charting single since "Wish You Were Here", [[Ricky Martin]], [[Taylor Swift]] and [[Ed Sheeran]] returned to the top ten with their respective singles, "Come With Me" and "Everything Has Changed" and [[Jessie J]] and [[Big Sean]] recovered 23–15 with "Wild". New entries this week include "We Own The Night" by [[The Wanted]] (#25), "Applause" by [[Lady Gaga]] (#24), "Roar" by [[Katy Perry]] (#20) and "Fall Down" by [[Will.i.am]] featuring Miley Cyrus (#6). On the albums chart, the ''Now: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation reclaimed the top spot from [[Taylor Swift]].

=== September ===
'''Week 36: [[September 7]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Miley Cyrus]] scored her first number-one hit on the chart as "We Can't Stop" ascended to the top spot, [[OneRepublic]] descended to #2 with "Counting Stars" and [[Lady Gaga]] skyrocketed twenty-two positions to a new peak of #3 with "Appaluse". [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 10–4 with their former #1 hit "I Could Be The One", [[Jessica Mauboy]] recovered 14–5 with "To The End of The Earth", [[Katy Perry]] ascended eleven positions to a new peak of #9 with "Roar", [[John Newman]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #10 with "Love Me Again" and [[Little Mix]] made an unexpected re-entry at #15 with "Change Your Life". New entries this week include "Clarity" by [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] featuring [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]] (#25) and "Something I Need" by [[OneRepublic]] (#6). On the albums chart, the ''Now: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation remained at number-one for a third non-consecutive week.

'''Week 37: [[September 14]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Lady Gaga]] scored her fourth number-one hit as "Applause" ascended to the top spot, [[OneRepublic]] remained at #2 with "Counting Stars" and [[Katy Perry]] ascended six positions to a new peak of #3 with "Roar". [[John Newman]] ascended to a new peak of #4 with "Love Me Again", [[The Wanted]] rebounded 12–6 with their former #1 hit "Walks Like Rihanna", [[Avril Lavigne]] and [[Ellie Goulding]] re-entered the chart at #11 and #13 with their singles, "Rock N Roll" and "Burn", [[Jason Derulo]] and [[2 Chainz]] debuted at #16 with "Talk Dirty" and [[One Direction]] re-entered the chart at #22 with "Best Song Ever". On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation debuted at #1 whilst ''Simply The Best Voices'' entered the chart at #2.

'''Week 38: [[September 21]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] made an unexpected return to #1 with "I Could Be The One" which spends a third non-consecutive week at the top spot, [[Samantha Jade]] rebounded 7–2 with "Firestarter" and [[Jessica Mauboy]] ascended nine positions to a new peak of #3 with "To The End of The Earth". [[The Wanted]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #4 with "We Own The Night", [[Jessie J]] and [[Big Sean]] rebounded 24–8 with their former #1 hit, "Wild", [[Jason Derulo]] and [[2 Chainz]] reached a new peak of #14 with "Talk Dirty" and [[Will.i.am]] and [[Miley Cyrus]] rebounded 23–17 with "Fall Down". The only new entry this week was "Wrecking Ball" by [[Miley Cyrus]] which made its debut at #20. This was also the first chart of 2013 not to feature any songs from 2012 after [[Christina Aguilera]] exited the chart with "Your Body" after forty-nine weeks on the chart. On the albums chart, the top two remained unchanged as the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation spent a second consecutive week at #1 whilst ''Simply The Best Voices'' spent a second week in the runner-up position.

'''Week 39: [[September 28]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Samantha Jade]] returned to number-one with "Firestarter", [[Miley Cyrus]] rebounded 7–2 with her former #1 hit, "We Can't Stop" and [[OneRepublic]] skyrocketed twenty-two positions to a new peak of #3 with "Something I Need". [[Avicii]] recovered 11–4 with "Wake Me Up!", [[Ricky Martin]] re-entered the top ten, rising to #6 with "Come With Me" and [[P!nk]] and [[Nate Ruess]] rebounded 21–13 with their former chart leader, "Just Give Me A Reason". [[Karmin]] re-entered the chart at #19 with "Acapella" and [[Olly Murs]] debuted at #23 with "Right Place Right Time". On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation remained at number-one for a third consecutive week and [[Jason Derulo]] debuted at #10 with ''Tattoos'', giving the singer his third consecutive top ten album.

=== October ===
'''Week 40: [[October 5]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Samantha Jade]] spent a fifth non-consecutive week at the top spot with "Firestarter", [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 8–2 with "I Could Be The One" and [[OneRepublic]] returned to #3 with "Counting Stars". [[Taylor Swift]] and [[Ed Sheeran]] rebounded 18–4 with "Everything Has Changed", [[MKTO]] recovered 24–7 with "Classic", [[The Wanted]] re-entered the top ten, rising to #9 with "We Own The Night", [[Karmin]] reached a new peak of #16 with "Acapella" and [[Olly Murs]] reached a new peak of #19 with "Right Place Right Time", giving Murs his fourth top twenty hit. The only new entry this week was "Work Bitch" by [[Britney Spears]] which debuted at #22. On the albums chart, the ''Simply The Best Voices'' compilation ascended to number-one, knocking the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation to the #2 position.

'''Week 41: [[October 12]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] returned to number-one with "I Could Be The One" which spends a fourth week at the top spot, [[Samantha Jade]] dropped one place to #2 with "Firestarter" and [[OneRepublic]] spent a second consecutive week at #3 with their former #1 hit, "Counting Stars". [[The Wanted]] rebounded 12–4 with "Walks Like Rihanna", [[Avicii]] rebounded 11–5 with "Wake Me Up!", [[Ellie Goulding]]'s single, "Burn" returned to its peak position of #7, [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] and [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]] ascended twelve positions to a new peak of #9 with "Clarity", giving both artists their first top ten hit on the chart and [[Will.i.am]] and [[Miley Cyrus]] rebounded 24–11 with "Fall Down". [[John Newman]] re-entered the chart at #24 with "Love Me Again" and [[Jessica Mauboy]] debuted at #14 with "Pop A Bottle (Fill Me Up)". On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Spring 2013'' compilation returned to number-one whilst [[Jessica Mauboy]] debuted at #9 with ''Beautiful'', giving the singer her fourth consecutive top ten album.

'''Week 42: [[October 19]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Samantha Jade]] returned to #1 with "Firestarter", which spends a sixth non-consecutive week at the top spot and thus becomes the longest running number-one hit of the year so far, tied with [[One Direction]]'s single, "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)". [[Jessica Mauboy]] ascended twelve positions to a new peak of #2 with "Pop A Bottle (Fill Me Up)", which becomes her sixth single to peak at the runner-up position and [[OneRepublic]] spend a third consecutive week at #3 with "Counting Stars". [[Avril Lavigne]] ascends five positions to a new peak of #5 with "Rock N Roll", which becomes her highest charting single since "Smile", OneRepublic rebound 15–6 with "Something I Need", [[Lady Gaga]] recovers 17–7 with her former chart leader, "Applause", [[Miley Cyrus]] ascends thirteen positions to a new peak of #8 with "Wrecking Ball", [[John Newman]] rises 24–14 with "Love Me Again" and [[Olly Murs]] reaches a new peak of #18 with "Right Place Right Time". New entries this week include "Everybody" by [[Justice Crew]] (#15), "Marry Me" by [[Jason Derulo]] (#9) and "Inner Ninja" by [[Classified (rapper)|Classified]] featuring [[Olly Murs]] (#4). On the albums chart, the ''Simply The Best Voices'' compilation returned to the top spot.

'''Week 43: [[October 26]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Classified (rapper)|Classified]] and [[Olly Murs]] ascended to the top spot with "Inner Ninja", giving Classified his first number-one hit on the chart and Murs his second, [[Zedd]] and [[Hayley Williams]] debuted at #2 with "Stay The Night", giving both artists their first top 3 hit on the chart and [[Jason Derulo]] ascended six positions to a new peak of #3 with "Marry Me", which becomes his highest charting single since "What If?", which reached the same position in 2010. [[Lady Gaga]] continued her resurgence, rising to #5 with "Applause", [[Justice Crew]] ascended eight positions to a new peak of #7 with "Everybody" and [[Avril Lavigne]] and [[Chad Kroeger]] debuted at #19 with "Let Me Go". On the albums chart, the ''Simply The Best Voices'' compilation remained at number-one, [[Jason Derulo]] reached a new peak of #4 with ''Tattoos'' and [[Jessica Mauboy]] rose two positions to a new peak of #5 with ''Beautiful''.

=== November ===
'''Week 44: [[November 2]], [[2013]]'''
*[[One Direction]] unexpectedly re-entered the chart at a new peak of #1 with "Best Song Ever", which now becomes their third consecutive lead single to reach the top spot and their sixth number-one hit on the chart overall. [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] and [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]] skyrocketed twenty-one positions to a new peak of #2 with "Clarity", which gives Zedd his second consecutive #2 single after "Stay The Night", which debuted at #2 the previous week. This makes Zedd one of the few artists in ''JayJ47 Music Charts'' history to have had their latest single reach its peak position before one of their previously released singles. ''[[The X Factor (Australia series 5)|X Factor]]'' winner, [[Dami Im]] rounds out this week's top 3 by debuting at #3 with her debut single, "Alive". [[Lady Gaga]] continued her resurgence as she rose 5–4 with "Applause" and [[OneRepublic]] returned to the top ten with "Counting Stars", which takes the #5 spot. [[Olly Murs]] rebounds 17–8 with "Dear Darlin", [[Will.i.am]] and [[Miley Cyrus]] recover 18–13 with "Fall Down" and Cyrus rebounds 24–15 with "Wrecking Ball". The only other new entry this week was "Like A Drum" by [[Guy Sebastian]], which debuts at #21. On the albums chart, the ''Simply The Best Voices'' compilation spent a fourth non-consecutive week at the top spot.

'''Week 45: [[November 9]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Little Mix]] became the first artist to debut at number-one this year as their single, "Move" debuted at the top spot, giving the girls their first number-one hit on the chart. [[Justice Crew]] ascended seventeen positions to a new peak of #2 with "Everybody", [[Imagine Dragons]] scored their first top 3 hit as their latest single, "Demons" debuted at #3, last week's chart topper, "Best Song Ever" by [[One Direction]] slipped 1–4 and [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] and [[Hayley Williams]] rebounded 12–5 with "Stay The Night". [[Jessica Mauboy]] recovered 11–6 with "Pop A Bottle (Fill Me Up)", [[Celine Dion]] debuted at #7 with her newest single, "Loved Me Back To Life" which is her first charting single since "Taking Chances" in 2011 and [[Eminem]] and [[Rihanna]] enter at #9 with "The Monster". Elsewhere in the chart, [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] recover 14–12 with "I Could Be The One", [[Samantha Jade]] rises 16–13 with her former #1 hit, "Firestarter", [[Jason Derulo]] rebounds 20–16 with "Marry Me" and [[Ellie Goulding]] re-enters the chart at #17 with "Burn". Other new entries this week include "Timber" by [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring [[Ke$ha]] (#25) and "Under Control" by [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Alesso]] featuring [[Hurts]] (#24). On the albums chart, [[The Wanted]] scored their first [[studio album|studio]] number-one album and second number-one album overall as ''Word of Mouth'' debuts at the top spot whilst [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] enters the chart at #15 with his album, ''Clarity'' after the success of its two #2 peaking singles.

'''Week 46: [[November 16]], [[2013]]'''
*''[[The X Factor (Australian TV series)|The X Factor Australia Series 5 Winner]]'', [[Dami Im]] scored her first number-one hit as "Alive" became the third single to re-enter the chart at number-one this year, [[Imagine Dragons]] ascended one position to a new peak of #2 with "Demons" and [[One Direction]] extended their streak of consecutive top 5 hits as "Story of My Life" debuted at #3. [[Celine Dion]] ascended three positions to a new peak of #4 with "Loved Me Back To Life" which becomes her highest charting single since her number-one hit, "My Heart Will Go On"; [[Avril Lavigne]]'s single, "Rock N Roll" rocketed fifteen positions back to its peak at #5, [[Guy Sebastian]] and [[OneRepublic]] re-entered the chart at #8 and #9 with their singles, "Like A Drum" and "Something I Need" respectively, [[Avicii]] rebounded 18–11 with his former chart leader, "Wake Me Up!"; [[Calvin Harris]], [[Alesso]] and [[Hurts]] reached a new peak of #18 with their single, "Under Control" and [[Miley Cyrus]] rounds out this week's re-entries as her single, "Wrecking Ball" makes its return at #24. On the albums chart, [[The Wanted]] spent a second consecutive week at the top spot with ''Word of Mouth'' and [[Avril Lavigne]] debuted at #9 with her self-titled fifth studio album, which becomes her first album not to reach number-one.

'''Week 47: [[November 23]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Little Mix]] rebounded six positions back to the top spot with "Move" which spends a second week at number-one, [[Eminem]] and [[Rihanna]] ascended twelve positions to a new peak of #2 with "The Monster" and [[Katy Perry]]'s single, "Roar" recovered twenty positions to return to its peak at #3. [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] and [[Hayley Williams]] rebounded 13–4 with "Stay The Night", [[Guy Sebastian]] reached a new peak of #5 with "Like A Drum", [[Jessica Mauboy]] rebounded 21–6 with "Pop A Bottle (Fill Me Up)", [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] rebounded 19–11 with their former #1 hit, "I Could Be The One" and [[Avril Lavigne]] and [[Chad Kroeger]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #14 with "Let Me Go". New entries this week include "Hey Brother" by [[Avicii]] (#21) and "Show Me Love (America)" by [[The Wanted]] (#18). On the albums chart, [[The Wanted]] spent a third consecutive week at #1 with ''Word of Mouth'' whilst the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Summer 2014 + The Best of 2013'' compilation debuted at #2.

'''Week 48: [[November 30]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Little Mix]] spent a third non-consecutive week at number-one with "Move", [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] and [[Hayley Williams]]' single, "Stay The Night" returned to its peak at #2 and [[The Wanted]] skyrocketed fifteen positions to a new peak of #3 with "Show Me Love (America)" which becomes the group's fifth top five hit. [[Jessica Mauboy]] returned to the top five as "Pop A Bottle (Fill Me Up)" rose 6–4, [[One Direction]] rebounded 13–5 with "Story of My Life", [[Justice Crew]] recovered 17–6 with "Everybody", [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]] returned to the top ten with their former #1 hit, "I Could Be The One" which rises 11–8, [[Classified (rapper)|Classified]] and [[Olly Murs]] re-entered the chart at #18 with their former chart leader, "Inner Ninja" and [[Katy Perry]] debuted at #22 with "Unconditionally". On the albums chart, [[The Wanted]] spent a fourth consecutive week at number-one with ''Word of Mouth'' whilst [[One Direction]] debuted at #4 with ''Midnight Memories'', which becomes their first [[studio album]] to miss the top spot. ''[[The X Factor (Australian TV series)|X Factor]]'' winner [[Dami Im]] also entered the chart at #16 with her self-titled debut album.

=== December ===
'''Week 49: [[December 7]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Bliss N Eso]] and Ceekay Jones debuted at number-one with "My Life", which becomes both artists' first charting single as well as their first number-one hit, [[Jessica Mauboy]]'s single, "Pop A Bottle (Fill Me Up)" returned to its peak at #2 and [[The Wanted]] spent a second consecutive week at #3 with "Show Me Love (America)". Last week's chart leader, "Move" by [[Little Mix]] descended to #4, [[Samantha Jade]] occupied the next two positions as her former #1 hit, "Firestarter" rebounded 12–5 whilst her latest single, "Soldier" debuted at #6. [[John Legend]] made his chart debut at #7 with "All of Me", [[Celine Dion]] rebounded 25–8 with "Loved Me Back To Life", [[Eminem]] and [[Rihanna]] recovered 13–9 with "The Monster" and [[OneRepublic]] made an unexpected resurgence, rising 24–10 with their former #1 hit, "Counting Stars". [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Ke$ha]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #16 with "Timber", [[Avicii]] returned to the chart at #18 with "Hey Brother" and [[Nathaniel Willemse|Nathaniel]] and MAGIC! debuted at #19 and #20 with their respective singles, "You" and "Rude". On the albums chart, the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Summer 2014 + The Best of 2013'' compilation ended [[The Wanted]]'s four week reign at the top spot whilst [[Nickelback]] entered the chart at #3 with their first [[greatest hits]] compilation, ''[[The Best of Nickelback Volume 1]]''.

'''Week 50: [[December 14]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Bliss N Eso]] and Ceekay Jones spent a second consecutive week at the top spot with "My Life" and [[Samantha Jade]] ascended to a new peak of #2 with "Soldier" whilst her previous single, "Firestarter" returned to the top 3, rising 5–3. [[Zedd]] + [[Hayley Williams]] and [[One Direction]] returned to the top ten with their singles, "Stay The Night" and "Story of My Life", [[OneRepublic]] rebounded 21–11 with "Something I Need" and MAGIC! reached a new peak of #15 with "Rude". Zedd + [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]], [[Classified (rapper)|Classified]] + [[Olly Murs]] and [[Imagine Dragons]] all re-entered the chart with their singles, "Clarity", "Inner Ninja" and "Demons" whilst [[Jessica Mauboy]] debuted at #19 with "Beautiful", becoming the first artist in the chart's history to have two separate singles with the same title chart on the ''Mainstream Singles Chart''. Mauboy's previous single entitled "Beautiful" was a cover of a [[Christina Aguilera]] song. On the albums chart, the top 3 remained the same as the ''So Fresh: The Hits of Summer 2014 + The Best of 2013'' compilation, [[The Wanted]] and [[Nickelback]] continued to occupy the three leading positions.

'''Week 51: [[December 21]], [[2013]]'''
*[[Eminem]] and [[Rihanna]] scored their second number-one hit together as "The Monster" ascended eleven positions to lead the chart, [[Bliss N Eso]] and Ceekay Jones slipped to #2 with "My Life" after a two week stint at #1 and [[John Legend]] ascended eleven positions to a new peak of #3 with "All of Me", giving the singer his first top 3 hit. MAGIC! scored their first top ten hit as "Rude" ascended to a new peak of #7, [[MKTO]] debuted at #10 with their latest single, "God Only Knows" which becomes the boys' third consecutive top ten hit, [[Jessica Mauboy]] reached a new peak of #12 with "Beautiful" and [[OneRepublic]] and [[Miley Cyrus]] rebounded 24–15 and 20–16 respectively with their former chart leaders, "Counting Stars" and "We Can't Stop". On the albums chart, [[The Wanted]] returned to the top spot with ''Word of Mouth'', based on the strength of their latest single, "Show Me Love (America)".

'''Week 52: [[December 28]], [[2013]]'''
*The chart's final issue for the year saw [[Samantha Jade]] rocket eight positions to the top position with "Soldier", which becomes her second consecutive number-one hit; [[Bliss N Eso]] and Ceekay Jones remained stationed at #2 with "My Life" whilst last week's chart topper, "The Monster" by [[Eminem]] and [[Rihanna]] descended to #3. [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] and [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]] rebounded 19–4 with "Clarity", [[Lady Gaga]] returned to the top ten with "Applause", spurred on by its top 20 placing in the year-end top 50, [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] and [[Ke$ha]] ascended to a new peak of #9 with "Timber" and [[OneRepublic]] continued their recent resurgence by rising 15–10 with their former #1 hit, "Counting Stars". Elsewhere in the chart, [[Miley Cyrus]] rebounded 16–11 with "We Can't Stop", OneRepublic recovered 24–13 with "Something I Need", [[Celine Dion]] rose 23–16 with "Loved Me Back To Life" and [[Katy Perry]] re-entered the chart at a new peak of #17 with "Unconditionally". On the albums chart, [[The Wanted]] remained at number-one for a sixth non-consecutive week with ''Word of Mouth''.

==Points and Certifications System==
=== Singles ===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Platinum
! Gold
|-
|600+ Points
|300+ Points
|}

*Certifications are awarded to singles at ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' (JMC's) sole discretion. Generally speaking, a song must earn at least 300 points in order to receive a '''Gold''' certification and 600 points for a '''Platinum''' certification. However, a single is eligible for a Gold or Platinum certification if it has met the minimum threshold for that particular certification (255 points for a Gold certification and 510 points for a Platinum certification, which equates to 85% of the total points required for each certification). The same rules also apply to any future certifications the single may receive. For example, generally speaking a song must earn a minimum of 1,200 points in order to receive a 2× Platinum certification but it is eligible for this certification once it has met the minimum threshold for this certification (1,020 points which is 85% of 1,200 points). Some singles may receive certain certifications even if they have not met the minimum threshold or earned the minimum amount of points required for those certifications. This usually occurs when JMC feels that such a certification is warranted for that particular single e.g. when a song has not performed well on ''JayJ47's Music Charts'' and thus has not earned many points but still deserves a certification.

=== Albums ===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Platinum
! Gold
|-
|2,000+ Points
|1,000+ Points
|}

*Certifications are awarded to albums at ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' (JMC's) sole discretion. Generally speaking, an album's certification is determined by the amount of points earned by its singles. All of the points earned by its singles are added together to give the album's total number of points, which in turn is used to determine its certification. As of [[July 20]], [[2013]], an album must earn at least 1,000 points in order to receive a '''Gold''' certification and 2,000 points for a '''Platinum''' certification. Any future certifications will be awarded once the album has earned the minimum amount of points required or have met the minimum threshold for those certifications based on the 85% rule as documented in the "Singles" section above. All previous certifications awarded to albums released prior to this date will be changed in accordance with these new rules.

For example, as of July 20, 2013 [[Rihanna]]'s fifth [[studio album]], ''[[Loud (Rihanna album)|Loud]]'' (2010) is certified 4× Platinum by [[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JMC]] for earning 8,142 points. Its points were determined by adding the points earned by its five singles together:

*"[[Only Girl (In The World)]]" – 1,746 Points (4× Platinum)

*"[[What's My Name (Rihanna song)|What's My Name?]]" (featuring [[Drake (rapper)|Drake]])  – 1,078 Points (2× Platinum)

*"[[S&M (song)|S&M/S&M (remix)]]" (featuring [[Britney Spears]]) – 2,167 Points (4× Platinum)

*"[[California King Bed]]" – 2,258 Points (4× Platinum)

*"[[Cheers (Drink To That)]]" – 893 Points (Platinum)

=== Multi-Platinum Singles ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Date of Certification !! Artist(s) !! Single !! Peak !! Points !! Certification
|-
|[[January 12]] || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Maroon 5]] || "[[One More Night (Maroon 5 song)|One More Night]]" || 3 || <center>1,732</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
|rowspan=2|[[January 19]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Conor Maynard]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Ne-Yo]] || "[[Turn Around (Conor Maynard song)|Turn Around]]" || 1 || <center>2,004</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Owl City]] and ((flagicon|CAN)) [[Carly Rae Jepsen]] || "[[Good Time (Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen song)|Good Time]]" || 3 || <center>2,426</center> || 4× Platinum 
|-
|rowspan=2|[[January 26]] || ((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]] || "[[Blow Me (One Last Kiss)]]" || 1 || <center>3,196</center> || 5× Platinum  
|-
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Guy Sebastian]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Lupe Fiasco]] || "[[Battle Scars]]" || 1 || <center>2,391</center> || 4× Platinum
|-
|[[February 2]] || ((flagicon|IRE)) [[The Script]] || "[[Hall of Fame (song)|Hall of Fame]]" || 3 || <center>2,410</center> || 4× Platinum 
|-
|rowspan=2|[[February 23]] ||  ((flagicon|USA)) [[Justin Bieber]] featuring [[Nicky Minaj]] || "[[Beauty and a Beat]]" || 1 || <center>1,671</center> || 3× Platinum
|-
| ((flagicon|BAR)) [[Rihanna]] || "[[Diamonds (Rihanna song)|Diamonds]]" || 12 || <center>1,649</center> || 3× Platinum
|-
|[[March 2]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[Live While We're Young]]" || 1 || <center>2,305</center> || 4× Platinum 
|-
|[[March 9]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) One Direction || "[[Little Things (One Direction song)|Little Things]]" || 2 || <center>1,612</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
||[[March 16]] || ((flagicon|AUS)) Guy Sebastian || "[[Get Along (song)|Get Along]]" || 2 || <center>1,789</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
|[[March 30]] ||((flagicon|GBR)) [[Calvin Harris]] featuring [[Example (musician)|Example]] || "[[We'll Be Coming Back]]" || 1 || <center>3,418</center> || 6× Platinum
|-
|[[April 6]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) Calvin Harris featuring [[Florence Welch]] || "[[Sweet Nothing (song)|Sweet Nothing]]" || 1 || <center>2,066</center> || 4× Platinum
|-
|[[April 20]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Flo Rida]] || "[[Troublemaker (Olly Murs song)|Troublemaker]]" || 1 || <center>2,291</center> || 4× Platinum 
|-
|[[June 1]] ||((flagicon|SWE)) [[Swedish House Mafia]] || "[[Don't You Worry Child]]" || 1 || <center>2,860</center> || 5× Platinum 
|-
|[[June 15]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) One Direction || "[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)]]" || 1 || <center>1,720</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
|[[June 29]] ||((flagicon|USA)) [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring Christina Aguilera || "[[Feel This Moment]]" || 1 || <center>1,531</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
|[[July 13]] || ((flagicon|BAR)) Rihanna featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Mikky Ekko]] || "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]" || 5 || <center>2,279</center> || 4× Platinum 
|-
|[[July 20]] || ((flagicon|USA)) [[MKTO]] || "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]" || 3 || <center>1,711</center> || 3× Platinum 
|-
|[[July 27]] || ((flagicon|USA)) P!nk || "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]" || 1 || <center>4,408</center> || 8× Platinum 
|-
|[[August 17]] ||((flagicon|USA)) [[Christina Aguilera]] || "[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|Your Body]]" || 1 || <center>4,492 || 8× Platinum 
|-
|[[September 7]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[James Arthur]] || "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]" || 1 || <center>3,629 || 6× Platinum 
|-
|rowspan=3|[[October 5]] ||((flagicon|USA)) [[Taylor Swift]] featuring ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Ed Sheeran]] || "[[Everything Has Changed]]" || 2 || <center>1,945 || 3× Platinum 
|-
|((flagicon|USA)) P!nk featuring [[Nate Ruess]] || "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]" || 1 || <center>3,344 || 6× Platinum 
|-
|((flagicon|GBR)) Olly Murs || "[[Dear Darlin']]" || 3 || <center>2,264 || 3× Platinum 
|-
|[[October 12]] || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] || "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]" || 1 || <center>2,345 || 4× Platinum 
|-
|[[October 19]] || ((flagicon|PUR)) [[Ricky Martin]] || "[[Come with Me (Ricky Martin song)|Come With Me]]" || 1 || <center>1,881 || 3× Platinum 
|-
|[[October 26]] || ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]] vs. ((flagicon|NED)) [[Nicky Romero]] || "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" || 1 || <center>4,243 || 7× Platinum 
|-
|[[December 14]] || ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] || "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" || 1 || <center>2,352 || 4× Platinum 
|-
|rowspan=3|[[December 28]] || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Lady Gaga]] || "[[Applause (Lady Gaga song)|Applause]]" || 1 || <center>1,615 || 3× Platinum  
|-
|((flagicon|USA)) [[OneRepublic]] || "[[Counting Stars (song)|Counting Stars]]" || 1 || <center>2,620 || 5× Platinum
|-
|((flagicon|USA)) [[Miley Cyrus]] || "[[We Can't Stop]]" || 1 || <center>2,544 || 5× Platinum 
|-
|}

'''Notes''' 
*Songs listed above have achieved a certification of 3× Platinum or higher.
*"[[Blow Me (One Last Kiss)]]" by [[P!nk]] is certified 5× Platinum but is eligible for a 6× Platinum certification.
*"[[Dear Darlin']]" by [[Olly Murs]] is certified 3× Platinum but is eligible for a 4× Platinum certification.
*"[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" by [[Avicii]] & [[Nicky Romero]] is certified 7× Platinum but is eligible for an 8× Platinum certification.

== JayJ47's Top 50 of The Year ==
At the end of each [[calendar year]], an annual list of singles is published by [[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]] to document the [[User:JayJ47/2013: The Year In Music|year in music]]. The year-end charts for 2013 were compiled in late December, beginning on December 21, 2013.
[[File:Avicii @ London_tentparty_(cropped).jpg|thumb|left|160px|[[Avicii]] (pictured) and [[Nicky Romero]]'s single, "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" was the No. 1 single of [[User:JayJ47/2013: The Year In Music|2013]], making the pair the first [[Sweden|Swedish]] artist and [[Netherlands|Dutch]] artist to top the year-end singles chart in the chart's history.]]
[[User:JayJ47/2013: The Year In Music|This year]] saw the dominance of [[American music|American artists]] on ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' start to decline as the [[British music|British]] began closing the gap on their American counterparts. Of the twenty-seven songs that reached number-one this year, ten were released by American artists, which was the highest amount for any nation this year. However, while the British ranked second with seven number-one hits, they spent a total of eighteen weeks at number-one, which was three weeks longer than the Americans. The year was also particularly successful for [[Music of Australia|Australian artists]] and [[Music of Sweden|Swedish artists]] with [[Samantha Jade]] and [[Avicii]] leading the charge. 2013 also saw a [[David Guetta|French]], [[Ricky Martin|Puerto Rican]] and [[Classified (rapper)|Canadian]] artist reach the summit.

"[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" by [[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]] was ranked as the '''Year-End No. 1 Single''' for [[User:JayJ47/2013: The Year In Music|2013]]. It was the longest charting single of the year, spending forty-five weeks on the chart and accumulated more points than any other single released throughout the year. "[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)]]" by [[One Direction]] and "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" by [[Samantha Jade]] were the longest running number-one hits of the year, both spending six non-consecutive weeks at the top spot. One Direction also made more appearances than any other artist on this year's year-end chart with six singles.

American recording artist, [[P!nk]] ranked 2nd with her single, "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]" which was named this year's ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards (2013)|Record of The Year]]'', giving P!nk her first victory in a '''''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards|Major Music Award]]''''' category. [[The X Factor (UK series 9)|2012]] ''[[The X Factor (UK TV series)|UK X Factor Winner]]'', [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] finished in third place with his single, "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]", [[Christina Aguilera]] ranked fourth with her [[User:JayJ47/2012: The Year In Music|2012]] number-one hit, "[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|Your Body]]" which makes her the first artist in ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' history to have had the same single rank in the year-end top ten twice; [[Samantha Jade]] rounds out this year's top five with her six week chart leader, "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]". [[OneRepublic]] ranked sixth with "[[Counting Stars (song)|Counting Stars]]", [[Miley Cyrus]] ranked seventh with "[[We Can't Stop]]", [[The Wanted]] secured the eighth place with "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]" and P!nk and [[Nate Ruess]] shared ninth place with "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]". [[Olly Murs]] rounds out this year's top ten with his single, "[[Dear Darlin']]" which was the only single in the year-end top ten, not to have reached number-one.

[[File:P!nk Live 2013.jpg|thumb|right|165px|[[Pink (singer)|Pink]] ranked 2nd on the year-end chart with her single, "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]" which also won the award for ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards (2013)|Record of The Year]]''.]]

[[File:Samantha Jade 2, 2012.jpg|thumb|right|165px|[[Samantha Jade]]'s single, "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" was the longest running number-one hit of the year (tied with [[One Direction]]'s "[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)]]") and the highest ranked [[Australia]]n single on the year end chart.]]

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%; text-align: center"
|-
! scope="col" style="background:#dde;"| No.
! scope="col" style="background:#dde;"| Artist(s)
! scope="col" style="background:#dde;"| Title
|-
! scope="row" | 1
| ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]] vs. ((flagicon|NED)) [[Nicky Romero]] || "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 2
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]] || "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 3
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] || "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 4
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Christina Aguilera]] || "[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|Your Body]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 5
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] || "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 6
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[OneRepublic]] || "[[Counting Stars (song)|Counting Stars]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 7
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Miley Cyrus]] || "[[We Can't Stop]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 8
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] || "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 9
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]] featuring [[Nate Ruess]] || "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 10
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]] || "[[Dear Darlin']]"
|-
! scope="row" | 11
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring [[Christina Aguilera]] || "[[Feel This Moment]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 12
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Calvin Harris]] featuring [[Ellie Goulding]] || "[[I Need Your Love (Calvin Harris song)|I Need Your Love]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 13
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[Rock Me (One Direction song)|Rock Me]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 14
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Taylor Swift]] featuring ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Ed Sheeran]] || "[[Everything Has Changed]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 15
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Lady Gaga]] || "[[Applause (Lady Gaga song)|Applause]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 16
|((flagicon|BAR)) [[Rihanna]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Mikky Ekko]] || "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 17
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[MKTO]] || "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 18
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 19
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] || "[[Show Me Love (America)]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 20
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Avril Lavigne]] || "[[Rock N Roll (Avril Lavigne song)|Rock N Roll]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 21
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[Take Me Home (One Direction album)|Nobody Compares]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 22
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Taylor Swift]] || "[[I Knew You Were Trouble]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 23
| ((flagicon|GER)) [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] featuring ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]] || "[[Clarity (Zedd song)|Clarity]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 24
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[Little Things (One Direction song)|Little Things]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 25
| ((flagicon|PUR)) [[Ricky Martin]] || "[[Come with Me (Ricky Martin song)|Come With Me]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 26
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] || "[[Turn Around (Samantha Jade song)|Turn Around]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 27
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Jessica Mauboy]] || "[[To the End of the Earth]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 28
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Ellie Goulding]] || "[[Burn (Ellie Goulding song)|Burn]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 29
|((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Flo Rida]] || "[[Troublemaker (Olly Murs song)|Troublemaker]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 30
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Jessie J]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Big Sean]] || "[[Wild (Jessie J song)|Wild]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 31
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Justin Timberlake]] || "[[Mirrors (Justin Timberlake song)|Mirrors]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 32
| ((flagicon|BAR)) [[Rihanna]] || "[[Diamonds (Rihanna song)|Diamonds]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 33
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Jessica Mauboy]] || "[[Pop a Bottle (Fill Me Up)]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 34
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Taylor Swift]] || "[[22 (Taylor Swift song)|22]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 35
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[Best Song Ever (song)|Best Song Ever]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 36
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Miley Cyrus]] || "[[Wrecking Ball (Miley Cyrus song)|Wrecking Ball]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 37
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Mariah Carey]] featuring [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] || "[[Beautiful (Mariah Carey song)|#Beautiful]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 38
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || "[[Live While We're Young]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 39
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Will.i.am]] featuring ((flagicon|CAN)) [[Justin Bieber]] || "[[thatPower|#thatPower]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 40
| ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]] || "[[Wake Me Up (Avicii song)|Wake Me Up!]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 41
| ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Swedish House Mafia]] || "[[Don't You Worry Child]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 42
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[OneRepublic]] || "[[Something I Need]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 43
| ((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] || "[[I Found You]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 44
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Will.i.am]] featuring [[Britney Spears]] || "[[Scream & Shout]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 45
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Avril Lavigne]] || "[[Here's To Never Growing Up]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 46
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] || "[[What You've Done To Me]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 47
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Guy Sebastian]] || "[[Get Along (song)|Get Along]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 48
| ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Stafford Brothers]] featuring ((flagicon|USA)) [[Christina Millian]] & ((flagicon|USA)) [[Lil Wayne]] || "Hello"
|-
! scope="row" | 49
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Jennifer Lopez]] featuring [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] || "[[Live It Up (Jennifer Lopez song)|Live It Up]]"
|-
! scope="row" | 50
| ((flagicon|USA)) [[Katy Perry]] || "[[Roar (Katy Perry song)|Roar]]"
|-
|}

== JayJ47's Music Awards ==
'''''JayJ47's Music Awards''''' honours the best in '''[[2013 in music|Music]]''' for the year [[User:JayJ47/2013: The Year In Music|2013]]. The awards categories remained the same from the previous year although "Best Group Artist" and "Best Music Video" were re-named "Best Duo or Group Artist" and "JMC Video of The Year" and the amount of nominees for each category was increased to a maximum of seven. The criteria for the "Last Minute Single of The Year" category was also changed to allow any song released towards the end of the year eligible for this award. In previous years, songs were only eligible for this award if they were released in [[December]].

American recording artist and [[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Hall of Fame|this year's ''Hall of Fame'' inductee]], [[P!nk]] led this year's nominations with thirteen followed by [[Avicii]] and [[Samantha Jade]] with nine, [[One Direction]] and [[The Wanted]] with eight, [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] and [[Nicky Romero]] with seven and [[Taylor Swift]], [[MKTO]], [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]], [[Jessica Mauboy]], [[Christina Aguilera]] and [[Rihanna]] with six. Avicii and Nicky Romero won more awards than any other artist this year, winning four awards, followed by One Direction who won three and P!nk, James Arthur and Samantha Jade who each won two.

[[P!nk]]'s single, "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]" won the award for ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards|Record of The Year]]'', defeating [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]]'s single, "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" by the slimmest of margins and thus giving P!nk her first '''''Major Music Award'''''. [[British]]-[[Irish]] [[boy band]], [[One Direction]] claimed the other two '''''Major Music Awards''''' for ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards|Album of The Year]]'' and ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards|Artist of The Year]]'', which makes the group the first act in ''[[User:jayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' history to win these awards back-to-back in consecutive years. They also become the first act to win any of the three '''''Major Music Awards''''' twice. P!nk and British group, [[The Wanted]] were the only artists this year who were nominated for all three '''''Major Music Awards'''''. [[Jessica Mauboy]] dominated the '''''Australian Music Awards''''' with four nominations and a win for ''Australian Album of The Year'' whilst [[Samantha Jade]] took out the awards for ''Australian Artist of The Year'' and ''Australian Single of The Year''.

=== Major Music Awards ===
==== Record of The Year ====
'''((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"'''
:'''From the album:''' ''[[The Truth About Love (Pink album)|The Truth About Love]]'' (2012), '''Written by:''' [[Busbee]] & [[Ben West]], '''Produced by:''' [[Greg Kurstin]].

:*((flagicon|GBR)) [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"
:::'''From the album:''' ''[[James Arthur (album)|James Arthur]]'' (2013), '''Written by:''' [[Arnthor Birgisson]] & [[Ina Wroldsen]], '''Produced by:''' [[Graham Stack]] & Matt Furmidge.

:*((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]] vs. ((flagicon|NED)) [[Nicky Romero]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]"
:::'''Written by:''' Nicky Romero, Arash Pournouri, Avicii, Linus Wiklund, Jonnali Parmenius & Mans Vredenberg, '''Produced by:''' Avicii, Nicky Romero & Arash Pournouri.

:*((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] – "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]"
:::'''From the album:''' ''[[Word of Mouth (The Wanted album)|Word of Mouth]]'' (2013), '''Written by:''' [[Dr. Luke|Lukasz Gottwald]], [[Henry Walter]], [[Andy Hill]], Henrik Michelsen & Edvard Forre Erfjord, '''Produced by:''' Dr. Luke, [[Cirkut (record producer)|Cirkut]] & Electric.

:*((flagicon|USA)) [[Miley Cyrus]] – "[[We Can't Stop]]"
:::'''From the album:''' ''[[Bangerz (album)|Bangerz]]'' (2013), '''Written by:''' [[Mike Will Made It|Mike L. Williams II]], Pierre Ramon Slaughter, [[Timothy Thomas]], [[Theron Thomas]], Miley Cyrus, [[Douglas Davis]] & [[Ricky Walters]], '''Produced by:''' Mike Will Made-It.

:*((flagicon|USA)) [[OneRepublic]] – "[[Counting Stars (song)|Counting Stars]]"
:::'''From the album:''' ''[[Native (album)|Native]]'' (2013), '''Written by:''' [[Ryan Tedder]], '''Produced by:''' Ryan Tedder & [[Noel Zancanella]].

:*((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]"
:::'''Written by:''' Samantha Jade, Anthony Egizii & David Musumeci, '''Produced by:''' [[DNA Songs]].

==== Album of The Year ====
'''((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] – ''[[Take Me Home (One Direction album)|Take Me Home]]'' (2012)'''

:*((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]] – ''[[The Truth About Love (Pink album)|The Truth About Love]]'' (2012)

:*((flagicon|USA)) [[Taylor Swift]] – ''[[Red (Taylor Swift album)|Red]]'' (2012)

:*((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]] – ''[[Right Place Right Time (album)|Right Place Right Time]]'' (2012)

:*((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] – ''[[Word of Mouth (The Wanted album)|Word of Mouth]]'' (2013)

==== Artist of The Year ====
'''((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]]'''
:* ((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]]
:* ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]]
:* ((flagicon|USA)) [[Taylor Swift]]
:* ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]]
:* ((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]]
:* ((flagicon|USA)) [[OneRepublic]]

=== General Awards ===
{| class="wikitable" width="95%" cellpadding="5"
|-
! style="background:#dfe2e9;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best New Artist'''
! style="background:#dfe2e9;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best Male Artist'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[MKTO]] – "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]"'''
** [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"
** [[Avicii]] & [[Nicky Romero]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]"
** [[Stafford Brothers]] – "Hello"
** [[Lawson (band)|Lawson]] – "[[Brokenhearted (Lawson song)|Brokenhearted]]"
** [[Imagine Dragons]] – "[[Radioactive (Imagine Dragons song)|Radioactive]]"
** [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] – "[[Clarity (Zedd song)|Clarity]]"
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Olly Murs]]'''
** [[Calvin Harris]]
** [[Guy Sebastian]]
** [[Avicii]]
** [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]]
** [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]]
|-
! style="background:#dfe2e9;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best Female Artist'''
! style="background:#dfe2e9;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best Duo or Group Artist'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[P!nk]]'''
** [[Taylor Swift]]
** [[Avril Lavigne]]
** [[Miley Cyrus]]
** [[Samantha Jade]]
** [[Jessica Mauboy]]
| valign="top" |
* '''[[The Wanted]]'''
** [[One Direction]]
** [[Justice Crew]]
** [[Macklemore & Ryan Lewis]]
** [[MKTO]]
** [[OneRepublic]]
|-
! style="width="25%" | '''Platinum Single of The Year'''
! style="background:#99badd;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Australian Artist of The Year'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]"'''
** [[P!nk]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"
** [[Christina Aguilera]] – "[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|Your Body]]"
** [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"
** [[P!nk]] featuring [[Nate Ruess]] – "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]"
** [[Miley Cyrus]] – "[[We Can't Stop]]"
** [[OneRepublic]] – "[[Counting Stars (song)|Counting Stars]]"
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Samantha Jade]]'''
** [[Guy Sebastian]]
** [[Justice Crew]]
** [[Spit Syndicate]]
** [[Stafford Brothers]]
** [[Jessica Mauboy]]
|-
! style="background:#99badd;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Australian Album of The Year'''
! style="background:#99badd;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Australian Single of The Year'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Jessica Mauboy]] – ''[[Beautiful (Jessica Mauboy album)|Beautiful]]'' (2013)'''
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Samantha Jade]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]"'''
** [[Guy Sebastian]] – "[[Get Along (song)|Get Along]]"
** [[Spit Syndicate]] – "Folly"
** [[Stafford Brothers]] featuring [[Christina Millian]] & [[Lil Wayne]] – "Hello"
** [[Jessica Mauboy]] – "[[To the End of the Earth]]"
** [[Jessica Mauboy]] – "[[Pop a Bottle (Fill Me Up)]]"
|-
! style="background:#d0f0c0;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best Pop Song'''
! style="background:#d0f0c0;" ! style="width="25%" | '''R&B/Hip-Hop/Rap Single of The Year'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"'''
** [[P!nk]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"
** [[One Direction]] – "[[Little Things (One Direction song)|Little Things]]"
** [[MKTO]] – "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]"
** [[The Wanted]] – "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]"
** [[Olly Murs]] – "[[Dear Darlin']]"
** [[Taylor Swift]] featuring [[Ed Sheeran]] – "[[Everything Has Changed]]"
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Miley Cyrus]] – "[[We Can't Stop]]"'''
** [[Christina Aguilera]] – "[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|Your Body]]"
** [[Rihanna]] featuring [[Mikky Ekko]] – "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]"
** [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring [[Christina Aguilera]] – "[[Feel This Moment]]"
** [[Mariah Carey]] featuring [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] – "[[Beautiful (Mariah Carey song)|#Beautiful]]"
** [[Jessie J]] featuring [[Big Sean]] – "[[Wild (Jessie J song)|Wild]]" 
|-
! style="background:#d0f0c0;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best Rock Song'''
! style="background:#d0f0c0;" ! style="width="25%" | '''Best Dance Recording'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[One Direction]] – "[[Rock Me (One Direction song)|Rock Me]]"'''
** [[P!nk]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"
** [[One Direction]] – "[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)]]"
** [[Avril Lavigne]] – "[[Here's To Never Growing Up]]"
** [[OneRepublic]] – "[[Counting Stars (song)|Counting Stars]]"
** [[Avril Lavigne]] – "[[Rock N Roll (Avril Lavigne song)|Rock N Roll]]"
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]"'''
** [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring [[Christina Aguilera]] – "[[Feel This Moment]]"
** [[Calvin Harris]] featuring [[Ellie Goulding]] – "[[I Need Your Love (Calvin Harris song)|I Need Your Love]]"
** [[Ricky Martin]] – "[[Come with Me (Ricky Martin song)|Come with Me]]"
** [[Samantha Jade]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]"
** [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] featuring [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]] – "[[Clarity (Zedd song)|Clarity]]"
|-
! style="width="25%" | '''Best Collaboration'''
! style="width="25%" | '''[[iTunes]] Single of The Year'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Taylor Swift]] featuring [[Ed Sheeran]] – "[[Everything Has Changed]]"'''
** [[Rihanna]] featuring [[Mikky Ekko]] – "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]"
** [[P!nk]] featuring [[Nate Ruess]] – "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]"
** [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] featuring [[Christina Aguilera]] – "[[Feel This Moment]]"
** [[Mariah Carey]] featuring [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] – "[[Beautiful (Mariah Carey song)|#Beautiful]]"
** [[Eminem]] featuring [[Rihanna]] – "[[The Monster (song)|The Monster]]"
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]"'''
** [[P!nk]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"
** [[Christina Aguilera]] – "[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|Your Body]]"
** [[Swedish House Mafia]] – "[[Don't You Worry Child]]"
** [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"
** [[Rihanna]] featuring [[Mikky Ekko]] – "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]"
** [[P!nk]] featuring [[Nate Ruess]] – "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]"  
|-
! style="width="25%" | '''JMC [[Music Video|Video]] of The Year'''
! style="width="25%" | '''Last Minute Single of The Year'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Cloud (dancer)|Daniel "Cloud" Campos]] – "[[Stay The Night (Zedd song)|Stay The Night]]" by [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] featuring [[Hayley Williams]]'''
** [[Peter Huang]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" by [[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]]
** [[One Direction]] – "[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)]]" by [[One Direction]]
** [[Chris Marrs Piliero]] – "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]" by [[MKTO]]
** [[Shane Drake]] – "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]" by [[The Wanted]]
** [[Christopher Frey]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" by [[Samantha Jade]]
** Ben Winston – "[[Best Song Ever (song)|Best Song Ever]]" by [[One Direction]] 
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Bliss N Eso]] featuring Ceekay Jones – "[[My Life (Bliss N Eso song)|My Life]]"'''
** [[The Wanted]] – "[[Show Me Love (America)]]"
** [[MAGIC!]] – "[[Rude (song)|Rude]]"
** [[John Legend]] – "[[All of Me (John Legend song)|All of Me]]"
** [[Samantha Jade]] – "[[Soldier (Samantha Jade song)|Soldier]]"
** [[Jessica Mauboy]] – "[[Beautiful (Jessica Mauboy song)|Beautiful]]"
|-
! style="width="25%" | '''Best [[Songwriting|Lyrics]]'''
! style="width="25%" | '''Best [[Record Producer|Production]]'''
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Jerome Williams]] & [[Charlie Brown (singer)|Charlie Brown]] – "[[On My Way (Charlie Brown song)|On My Way]]" by [[Charlie Brown (song)|Charlie Brown]]'''
** [[Busbee]] & [[Ben West]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]" by [[P!nk]]
** Anthor Birgisson & [[Ina Wroldsen]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]" by [[James Arthur (singer)|James Arthur]]
** Elof Loelv, [[Justin Parker]] & [[Mikky Ekko]] – "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]" by [[Rihanna]] featuring [[Mikky Ekko]]
** [[Emanuel Kiriakou]], [[Andrew Goldstein]], [[Evan Kidd Bogart]], Anthony Oller & [[Malcolm David Kelley]] – "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]" by [[MKTO]]
** [[Taylor Swift]] & [[Ed Sheeran]] – "[[Everything Has Changed]]" by [[Taylor Swift]] featuring [[Ed Sheeran]]
** Holly Hafferman, [[Matthew Koma]], [[Anton Zaslavski]] & [[Porter Robinson]] – "[[Clarity (Zedd song)|Clarity]]" by featuring [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] featuring [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]]
| valign="top" |
* '''[[Avicii]], [[Nicky Romero]] & Arash Pournouri – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" by [[Avicii]] vs. [[Nicky Romero]]'''
** [[Calvin Harris]] – "[[I Need Your Love (Calvin Harris song)|I Need Your Love]]" by [[Calvin Harris]] featuring [[Ellie Goulding]]
** [[Dr. Luke]] & [[Cirkut (record producer)|Cirkut]] – "[[Walks Like Rihanna]]" by [[The Wanted]]
** Anthony Egizil, [[Ilan Kidron]] & David Musumeci – "[[Come with Me (Ricky Martin song)|Come With Me]]" by [[Ricky Martin]]
** [[DNA Songs]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" by [[Samantha Jade]]
** [[Greg Kurstin]] – "[[Burn (Ellie Goulding song)|Burn]]" by [[Ellie Goulding]]
** [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] – "[[Clarity (Zedd song)|Clarity]]" by featuring [[Zedd (musician)|Zedd]] featuring [[Foxes (singer)|Foxes]]
|-
! style="width="25%" | '''Best Vocal Performance'''
! style="width="25%" | 
|-
| valign="top" |
* '''[[James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]"'''
** [[P!nk]] – "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]"
** [[Rihanna]] – "[[Stay (Rihanna song)|Stay]]"
** [[MKTO]] – "[[Thank You (MKTO song)|Thank You]]"
** [[Macklemore]] – "[[Can't Hold Us]]"
** [[Mariah Carey]] featuring [[Miguel (singer)|Miguel]] – "[[Beautiful (Mariah Carey song)|#Beautiful]]"
** [[Samantha Jade]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" 
| valign="top" |
|-
|}

== Hall of Fame Inductee ==
Introduced in 2012, '''''JayJ47's Hall of Fame''''' was created to honour [[recording artists]] and contributors to [[music]] and to recognize noteworthy achievements. Chart performance and significant achievements (based on ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]''), years within the industry and other contributions (such as [[songwriting]] or [[record production|record producing]] for example) are also taken into consideration when selecting an inductee.

=== [[P!nk]] ===
[[File:Pink 3.jpg|thumb|left|165px|[[American]] recording artist, [[P!nk]] is [[User:JayJ47/2013: The Year In Music|this year's]] '''''Hall of Fame''''' inductee.]]
This year's inductee is [[American]] recording artist, [[P!nk]]. Since her debut in 2000, P!nk has become one of the most successful recording artists in ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' history. Throughout her career so far, P!nk has amassed five number-one albums and a multitude of top ten singles including twelve number-one singles, which ranks her in second place (tied with [[Britney Spears]]) as the artist with the most number-one singles in ''JayJ47's Music Charts'' history.

P!nk rose to prominence following the release of her debut [[studio album]], ''[[Can't Take Me Home]]'' (2000), which spawned the number-one hits, "[[There You Go]]" and "[[Most Girls]]". The following year, P!nk enjoyed further success as her sophomore album, ''[[Misundaztood]]'' (2001) became her first number-one album and produced the top three hits, "[[Get the Party Started]]" and "[[Just Like a Pill]]", with the former single becoming P!nk's third number-one hit on the chart.

After a relatively quiet period, P!nk returned to prominence with the release of her fourth studio album, ''[[I'm Not Dead]]'' (2006). The album became her second chart topper on the albums chart and produced five top two singles including the number-one hits, "[[Who Knew]]" and "[[U + Ur Hand]]". P!nk backed up her renewed success with the release of her fifth studio album, ''[[Funhouse (Pink album)|Funhouse]]'' (2008), which remains one of the highest certified albums in ''JayJ47's Music Charts'' history. Five singles released from the album attained multi-platinum status and charted within the top five of ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Top 25 Countdown|JayJ47's Top 25 Countdown]]'', with three of these singles ("[[So What]]", "[[Please Don't Leave Me]]" and "[[I Don't Believe You]]") reaching number-one.

In 2010, P!nk released her first [[greatest hits]] compilation, ''[[Greatest Hits... So Far!!!]]'' (2010) which spawned the #2 peaking singles, "[[Raise Your Glass]]" and "[[Fuckin' Perfect]]". However, it wasn't until 2012 when P!nk began dominating ''JayJ47's Music Charts'' once again. Her sixth studio album, ''[[The Truth About Love (Pink album)|The Truth About Love]]'' (2012) became her fifth consecutive number-one album and earned her two consecutive nominations for ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Music Awards|Album of The Year]]''. Its first three singles, "[[Blow Me (One Last Kiss)]]", "[[Try (Pink song)|Try]]" and "[[Just Give Me a Reason]]" all reached number-one and achieved multi-platinum status with "Try" also earning P!nk her first victory in a major music award category by winning her the 2013 award for ''Record of The Year''.

== Records, Significant Achievements and Notable Events ==
The following is a list of records broken, significant achievements made or notable events that occurred throughout the year.

# [[Robin Thicke]], [[Pharrel Williams|Pharrel]] and [[T.I.]] became the first artists in ''[[User:JayJ47/MyMusic|JayJ47's Music Charts]]'' history to re-enter the chart at #1 when their single, "[[Blurred Lines (song)|Blurred Lines]]" returned to the chart at the top position after one week of absence. They would go on to break the record for shortest running number-one single the following week as "Blurred Lines" dropped off the chart after spending just two weeks on the chart. This record had previously been held by [[Calvin Harris]] and [[Kelis]] and their #1 single, "[[Bounce (Calvin Harris song)|Bounce]]", which spent a total of four weeks on the chart.
# [[Avicii]] and [[Nicky Romero]]'s single, "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" broke a number of records this year. It spent more weeks at #3 than any other single in the history of the chart (ten weeks) and broke the records for "Most Weeks Spent in the Top Ten" and "Most Consecutive Weeks Spent in the Top Ten". Both of these records had previously been held by [[One Direction]] and their single, "[[One Thing (One Direction song)|One Thing]]". "I Could Be The One" was eventually named the year-end No. 1 single, making Avicii the first Swedish artist and Nicky Romero the first Dutch artist to top the year-end singles chart.
# [[T.I.]] and [[P!nk]] became the first artists to drop out of the chart after having a single rank in the top five of the previous week's chart when their single, "Guns and Roses" dropped out of the chart from #5. [[The Collective (band)|The Collective]] had dropped out of the chart from #9 with their single, "Surrender" earlier in the year.
# [[Jessica Mauboy]] became the first artist in the chart's history to have two separate singles with the exact same title chart on the ''[[User:JayJ47/JayJ47's Top 25 Countdown|Mainstream Singles Chart]]'' when her single, "[[Beautiful (Jessica Mauboy song)|Beautiful]]" debuted at #19. Mauboy's previous single entitled "[[Beautiful (Christina Aguilera song)|Beautiful]]" was a cover of a [[Christina Aguilera]] song.
# [[Rihanna]] extended her all-time record of "Most Number-One Hits" in ''JayJ47's Music Charts'' history to fifteen when her collaboration with [[Eminem]], "[[The Monster (song)|The Monster]]" reached #1 on the chart on December 21, 2013.

== Statistical Information ==
=== Number-One Hits By Artist ===
{| class="wikitable" width="45%" style=text-align:center
|-
! Total !! Artist !! Lead !! Feat. !! Weeks
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Christina Aguilera]] || <small>[[Your Body (Christina Aguilera song)|●]]</small> || <small>[[Feel This Moment|●]]</small> || 3
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[P!nk]] || <small>[[Try (Pink song)|●]]</small><small>[[Just Give Me A Reason|●]]</small> ||  || 3
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] || <small>[[Feel This Moment|●]]</small> || <small>[[Live It Up (Jennifer Lopez song)|●]]</small> || 2
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Jessie J]] || <small>[[Wild (song)|●]]</small> || <small>[[Repeat (David Guetta song)|●]]</small> || 3
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]] || <small>[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|●]]</small><small>[[Wake Me Up (Avicii song)|●]]</small> ||  || 5
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]] || <small>[[Troublemaker (Olly Murs song)|●]]</small> || <small>[[Inner Ninja|●]]</small> || 2
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[One Direction]] || <small>[[One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)|●]]</small><small>[[Best Song Ever (song)|●]]</small> ||  || 7
|-
| '''2''' || ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] || <small>[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|●]]</small><small>[[Soldier (Samantha Jade song)|●]]</small> ||  || 7
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Swedish House Mafia]] || <small>[[Don't You Worry Child|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[James Arthur]] || <small>[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|●]]</small> ||  || 4
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Flo Rida]] ||  || <small>[[Troublemaker (Olly Murs song)|●]]</small> || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|NED)) [[Nicky Romero]] || <small>[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|●]]</small> ||  || 4
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Nate Ruess]] ||  || <small>[[Just Give Me A Reason|●]]</small> || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|FRA)) [[David Guetta]] || <small>[[Repeat (David Guetta song)|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Jennifer Lopez]] || <small>[[Live It Up (Jennifer Lopez song)|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[The Wanted]] || <small>[[Walks like Rihanna|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Robin Thicke]] || <small>[[Blurred Lines|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[T.I.]] ||  || <small>[[Blurred Lines|●]]</small> || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Pharrel Williams|Pharrel]] ||  || <small>[[Blurred Lines|●]]</small> || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Big Sean]] ||  || <small>[[Wild (song)|●]]</small> || 2
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Dizzee Rascal]] ||  || <small>[[Wild (song)|●]]</small> || 2
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[OneRepublic]] || <small>[[Counting Stars (song)|●]]</small> ||  || 4
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|PUR)) [[Ricky Martin]] || <small>[[Come with Me (Ricky Martin song)|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Miley Cyrus]] || <small>[[We Can't Stop|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Lady Gaga]] || <small>[[Applause (song)|●]]</small> ||  || 1
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| '''1''' || ((flagicon|CAN)) [[Classified (rapper)|Classified]] || <small>[[Inner Ninja|●]]</small> ||  || 1
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| '''1''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Little Mix]] || <small>[[Move (Little Mix song)|●]]</small> ||  || 3
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Dami Im]] || <small>[[Alive (Dami Im song)|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Bliss N Eso]] || <small>[[Circus in the Sky|●]]</small> ||  || 2
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) Ceekay Jones || <small>[[Circus in the Sky|●]]</small> ||  || 2
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[Eminem]] || <small>[[The Monster (song)|●]]</small> ||  || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|BAR)) [[Rihanna]] || || <small>[[The Monster (song)|●]]</small> || 1
|-
|}

=== Number-One Hits By Nation ===
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|-
! Total !! Country !! Lead !! Featured !! Weeks
|-
| '''10''' || ((flagicon|USA)) [[United States]] || 10 || 7 || 15
|-
| '''7''' || ((flagicon|GBR)) [[Great Britain]] || 7 || 3 || 18
|-
| '''4''' || ((flagicon|AUS)) [[Australia]] || 3 || 0 || 9
|-
| '''3''' || ((flagicon|SWE)) [[Sweden]] || 3 || 0 || 6
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|NED)) [[Netherlands]] || 1 || 0 || 4
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|FRA)) [[France]] || 1 || 0 || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|PUR)) [[Puerto Rico]] || 1 || 0 || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|CAN)) [[Canada]] || 1 || 0 || 1
|-
| '''1''' || ((flagicon|BAR)) [[Barbados]] || 0 || 1 || 1
|-
|}

=== Notes ===
''The following artists achieved their first #1 hit on the Mainstream Singles Chart.''
*((flagicon|GBR)) [[James Arthur]] – "[[Impossible (Shontelle song)#James Arthur version|Impossible]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|GBR)) [[Olly Murs]] – "[[Troublemaker (Olly Murs song)|Troublemaker]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|SWE)) [[Avicii]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|NED)) [[Nicky Romero]] – "[[I Could Be the One (Avicii and Nicky Romero song)|I Could Be The One]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[Pitbull (entertainer)|Pitbull]] – "[[Feel This Moment]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[Nate Ruess]] – "[[Just Give Me A Reason]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''')
*((flagicon|GBR)) [[Jessie J]] – "[[Repeat (David Guetta song)|Repeat]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''''') & "[[Wild (song)|Wild]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[Robin Thicke]] – "[[Blurred Lines]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[T.I.]] – "[[Blurred Lines]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[Pharrel Williams|Pharrel]] – "[[Blurred Lines]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[Big Sean]] – "[[Wild (song)|Wild]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''')
*((flagicon|GBR)) [[Dizzee Rascal]] – "[[Wild (song)|Wild]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''')
*((flagicon|PUR)) [[Ricky Martin]] – "[[Come with Me (Ricky Martin song)|Come With Me]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|AUS)) [[Samantha Jade]] – "[[Firestarter (Samantha Jade song)|Firestarter]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) [[Miley Cyrus]] – "[[We Can't Stop]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|CAN)) [[Classified (rapper)|Classified]] – "[[Inner Ninja]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|GBR)) [[Little Mix]] – "[[Move (Little Mix song)|Move]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|AUS)) [[Dami Im]] – "[[Alive (Dami Im song)|Alive]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|AUS)) [[Bliss N Eso]] – "[[Circus in the Sky|My Life]]" (as a '''''Lead Artist''''')
*((flagicon|USA)) Ceekay Jones – "[[Circus in the Sky|My Life]]" (as a '''''Featured Artist''''')
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