Chart Highlights: Rihanna Spends Sixth Week At #1, Christina Has Massive Debut

As Rihanna spends a sixth consecutive week atop the chart, she earns the title for "Most Consecutive Weeks At #1" above Havana Brown, who spent 5 consecutive (and 8 total) weeks atop the chart during the summer.

Loreen spends a fifth consecutive week at #2 with "My Heart Is Reusing Me". This week 9 points separate #'s 1 & 2, compared to the 1 point that separated them for the week ending October 18th, 2012.

Ke$ha's "Die Young" is static at #3 despite a 7% decrease in points.

"Lucky Strike" rises 5-4 one spot shy of its previous peak, with this week becoming its best overall point week. If it reaches #1, it will become Maroon 5's 4th non-conconsecutive #1.

Bruno Mars charges (twice) with "Locked Out Of Heaven" vaulting 11-5 with point gain honors, and "Young Girls" rushing 21-14 with airplay honors just outside the top 10.

Ellie Goulding's "I Need Your Love (feat. Calvin Harris)"dips 6-4 with a slight decrease. The song which rose 33-7 just a few weeks ago could very well be on it's way down. It ties Ellie Goulding's peak of "Lights (Bassnectar Remix)" which hit #4 earlier this year.

"Cliché (Hush, Hush)" which bullets at #7 for a second consecutive week is one of the charts smallest week to week movers, staying between positions 7-11 for six weeks.

The hit Enrique and Sammy Adams collaboration ends its infamous 10 week run between positions 2-6 as it drop 6-8.

Christina's former 2 week #1 "Your Body" slips 8-9 right above her new song "Let There Be Love" which debuts, and rounds out the top 10.

Just below the top 10, Rihanna enters with "Right Now (feat. David Guetta)" as the loser of the top 10 race between her and Christina.

Come back tomorrow to see the complete chart refreshed.