RockOnTheNet.com
presents The Top Pop Songs
Of All Time !
We have ranked the top pop songs that have charted over the past
50+ years on The ARC Weekly Top 40 and Billboard Hot 100, and
come up with
a definitive list that will continue to expand as we add to it,
and continue to modify as new songs chart on The ARC Weekly Top
40.
Demi Lovato was born on
August 20, 1992 in New Mexico and raised in
Texas. Her career in entertainment first began
with acting in Barney & Friends when
still a child, and on the Disney Channel's Camp
Rock movies. Demi signed with Hollywood
Records and released her debut LP at the age of
16. Throughout her developing and successful
career, Demi would later be more open about her
personal struggles with depression and an eating
disorder.
June 17: Demi could be heard on
the Camp
Rock
soundtrack on the tracks "Who Will I
Be," "Our Time Is Here," and
"This Is Me."
August 8: Demi topped the Billboard
200 LP chart for 1 week and Digital Albums chart
for 1 week with Here
We Go Again.
August 10: Demi could be heard on
the Camp
Rock 2
soundtrack on the tracks "Brand New
Day," "Can't Back Down,"
"It's On," "Wouldn't Change A
Thing," "You're My Favorite Song,"
"What We Came Here For," "This Is
Our Song," "Different Summers,"
and "It's Not Too Late."
October 30: Demi left touring with
the Jonas Brothers and entered a treatment
facility. A representative for Demi stated:
"Demi Lovato left her tour early this
weekend in order to seek medical treatment for
emotional and physical issues she has dealt with
for some time."
January 28: Demi completed inpatient
treatment and acknowledged that she had been
battling bulimia and was 'self-medicating' with
drugs and alcohol. She also revealed that she had
been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
September 12: Demi joined the talent
competition show The X Factor (American
version) during its second season as a judge (and
was also a judge for the 3rd season).
July 24: Demi was hospitalized for
an opiod overdose in LA. Demi cancelled her tour
and entered rehab. The overdose was later
determined to be oxycodone laced with fentanyl.
Demi spent 2 weeks in the hospital before
entering a in-patient rehab facility.
Released: September 23, 2008 US: Gold Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 2 Billboard # 1: Internet Albums Entertainment
Weekly: C Tracks: "La La
Land" - "Get Back" -
"Trainwreck" - "Party" -
"On The Line" (with the Jonas
Brothers) - "Don't Forget" -
"Gonna Get Caught" - "Two
Worlds Collide" - "The Middle"
- "Until You're Mine" -
"Believe In Me"
Released: July 21, 2009 US: Gold Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 1 (for1
week) Billboard # 1: Digital Albums Rolling Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: B- Tracks: "Here We Go
Again" - "Solo" - "U Got
Nothin' On Me" - "Falling Over
Me" - "Quiet" - "Catch
Me" - "Every Time You Lie" -
"Got Dynamite" - "Stop The
World" - "World Of Chances" -
"Remember December" -
"Everything You're Not"
Released: September 20, 2011 US: Gold Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 4 Billboard # 1: Digital Albums Rolling Stone: Tracks: "All Night
Long" (with Missy Elliott &
Timbaland) - "Who's The Boy"
(featuring Dev) - "You're My Only
Shorty" (featuring Iyaz) -
"Together" (with Jason Derulo) -
"Lightweight" -
"Unbroken" - "Fix A
Heart" - "Hold Up" -
"Mistake" - "Give Your Heart A Break" - "Skyscraper" - "In Real
Life" - "My Love Is Like A
Star" - "For The Love Of A
Daughter" - "Skyscraper" (Wizz
Dumb Remix)
Released: September 29, 2017 US: Platinum Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 3 Tracks: "Sorry Not Sorry" - "Tell Me You Love Me" - "Sexy
Dirty Love" - "You Don't Do It For
Me Anymore" - "Daddy Issues" -
"Ruin The Friendship" - "Only
Forever" - "Lonely" (featuring
Lil Wayne) - "Cry Baby" -
"Games" - "Concentrate" -
"Hitchhiker"
Released: April 2, 2021 Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 2 Billboard # 1: Album Sales Tracks: "Anyone" - "Dancing With The Devil" - "ICU
(Madison's Lullabye)" -
"Intro" - "The Art Of Starting
Over" - "Lonely People" -
"The Way You Don't Look At Me" -
"Melon Cake" - "Met Him Last
Night" (featuring Ariana Grande) -
"What Other People Say" (with Sam
Fischer) - "Carefully" - "The
Kind Of Lover I Am" - "Easy"
(with Noah Cyrus) - "15 Minutes" -
"My Girlfriends Are My Boyfriend"
(featuring Saweetie) - "California
Sober" - "Mad World" -
"Butterfly" - "Good
Place"
Released: August 19, 2022 Billboard # 1: Rock Albums,
Alternative Albums Tracks: "Freak"
(featuring Yungblud) - "Skin Of My
Teeth" - "Substance" -
"Eat My Clean" (featuring Royal
& The Serpent) - "Holy Fvck" -
"29" - "Happy
Ending" - "Heaven" -
"City Of Angels" -
"Bones" - "Wasted" -
"Come Together" - "Dead
Friends" - "Help Me"
(featuring Dead Sara) - "Feed" -
"4 Ever 4 Me"
Released: September 15, 2023 Tracks: "Heart
Attack" - "Confident" -
"Sorry Not Sorry" (featuring Slash)
- "Cool For The Summer" -
"Tell Me You Love Me" - "Neon
Lights" (featuring The Maine) -
"Skyscraper" - "La La
Land" (featuring Nita Strauss) -
"Give Your Heart A Breeak" (with
Bert McCracken) - "Don't Forget"
Note: Song title and position
links lead you to the song's ARC Weekly Top 40 chart run, LP links take
you to Amazon.com for that LP's info (often
including track listings and track samples), and
single cover art takes you to Amazon.com for that CD single (if
available). Songs charting prior to 1980 have
information from Billboard magazine.
Demi Lovato was born on
August 20, 1992 in New Mexico and raised in
Texas. Her career in entertainment first began
with acting in Barney & Friends when
still a child, and on the Disney Channel's Camp
Rock movies. Demi signed with Hollywood
Records and released her debut LP at the age of
16. Throughout her developing and successful
career, Demi would later be more open about her
personal struggles with depression and an eating
disorder.
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