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Justin Timberlake's MIRRORS holds on to TPM Number One for a fifth (and likely final) week on the new Super Sixty, for the week of June 30, 2013 -- now online at TotalPopularMusic.com. But what will be the next TPM Topper a week from now? There are two obvious posibilities (the new numbers two and three from Selena Gomez and Imagine Dragons respectively) -- but there are other possibilities. There's no clear cut "heir apparent," although it looks like RADIOACTIVE could pass COME AND GET IT, and then take the top spot next week ... Of a total of 20 songs qualifying as this week's Top TPM Gainers, the biggest airplay gain is posted by Robin Thicke's BLURRED LINES, +2791 total plays, rising 12-9 (and a strong contender for Number One in the not too distant future) ... The second biggest gainer is Imagine Dragons' RADIOACTIVE, +2543, up 6-3 -- followed by Daft Punk's GET LUCKY, +1920, 8-6; and Capital Cities' SAFE AND SOUND, +1262, 26-24. The fifth greatest of the gainers is Maroon 5's LOVE SOMEBODY, +1252, 13-12. Zedd/Foxes, Anna Kendrick, Rihanna/David Guetta, Miley Cyrus, and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis (with Mary Lambert) round out the ten greatest TPM gainers.
The main TPM Super Sixty chart is online at TotalPopularMusic.com, where you'll also find this week's featured new songs, Hitbounds, and the 50-position TPM Recurrents chart. And each song listed -- more than 120 in all -- offers an On Demand link.
The separate "Super Sixty Airplay" chart is available at our main website, and is also published here. A full listing of this week's Top TPM Gainers is found below the "Super Sixty Airplay" chart.
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