List of number-one digital songs of 2011 (U.S.)

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The highest-selling

Nielsen SoundScan
based on each single's weekly digital sales, which combines sales of different versions of a single for a summarized figure.

Chart history

Key
† Indicates best-charting digital song of 2011[1]
Issue date Song Artist(s) Weekly sales Ref(s)
January 1 "Grenade" Bruno Mars 212,000 [2][3]
January 8 559,000 [4][5]
January 15 425,000 [6][7]
January 22 275,000 [8][9]
January 29 "Hold It Against Me" Britney Spears 411,000 [10][11]
February 5 "Grenade" Bruno Mars 204,000 [12][13]
February 12 "Fuckin' Perfect" Pink 241,000 [14][15]
February 19 "I Need a Doctor" Dr. Dre featuring Eminem and Skylar Grey 226,000 [16][17]
February 26 "Born This Way" Lady Gaga 448,000 [18][19]
March 5 509,000 [20][21]
March 12 286,000 [22][23]
March 19 231,000 [24][25]
March 26 "E.T." Katy Perry featuring Kanye West 216,000 [26][27]
April 2 261,000 [28][29]
April 9 254,000 [30][31]
April 16 327,000 [32][33]
April 23 323,000 [34][35]
April 30 "S&M" Rihanna featuring Britney Spears 293,000 [36][37]
May 7 "E.T." Katy Perry featuring Kanye West 344,000 [38][39]
May 14 300,000 [40][41]
May 21 "Rolling in the Deep" † Adele 294,000 [42][43]
May 28 353,000 [44][45]
June 4 297,000 [46][47]
June 11 254,000 [48][49]
June 18 244,000 [50][51]
June 25 224,000 [52][53]
July 2 "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" Katy Perry 235,000 [54][55]
July 9 226,000 [56][57]
July 16 "Party Rock Anthem"
LMFAO featuring Lauren Bennett and GoonRock
 258,000 [58][59]
July 23 236,000 [60][61]
July 30 215,000 [62][63]
August 6 209,000 [64][65]
August 13 202,000 [66][67]
August 20 185,000 [68][69]
August 27 "
Moves Like Jagger
" 		Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera 219,000 [70][71]
September 3 "She Will"
Drake
 255,000 [72][73]
September 10 "Moves Like Jagger" Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera 217,000 [74][75]
September 17 "
Someone Like You
" 		Adele 275,000 [76][77]
September 24 "Moves Like Jagger" Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera 220,000 [78][79]
October 1 221,000 [80][81]
October 8 233,000 [82][83]
October 15 "Someone Like You" Adele 222,000 [84][85]
October 22 218,000 [86][87]
October 29 207,000 [88][89]
November 5 "We Found Love" Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris 231,000 [90][91]
November 12 243,000 [92][93]
November 19 236,000 [94][95]
November 26 227,000 [96][97]
December 3 211,000 [98][99]
December 10 "Sexy and I Know It" LMFAO 226,000 [100][101]
December 17 "It Will Rain" Bruno Mars 166,000 [102][103]
December 24 "Sexy and I Know It" LMFAO 149,000 [104][105]
December 31 152,000 [106][107]

See also

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