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American Idol: Carrie Underwood Takes the Top Two Spots in Idol Airplay This Week

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December 27, 2010 11:00:17 by Shayla Perry

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Carrie Underwood has taken the two top spots on this week’s American Idol airplay chart with her hits “Mama’s Song” and “Do You Hear What I Hear.” Read on to see where you other favorite Idols ended up on the chart this week.

1 1 Carrie Underwood, Mama’s Song (6512) (#3 Country)

2 4 Carrie Underwood, Do You Hear What I Hear (3948)

3 2 Daughtry, September (3774) (#8 AC, #34 Top 40)

4 3 Fantasia, I’m Doin’ Me (3027) (#23 Urban. #5 Hot AC)

5 9 Kelly Clarkson, My Grown Up Christmas List (2434)

6 5 Adam Lambert, Whataya Want From Me (2202)

7 6 Jason Aldean/Kelly Clarkson, Don’t You Wanna Stay (2108) (#24 Country)

8 8 Clay Aiken, O Holy Night (2019)

9 23 Carrie Underwood, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (1721)

10 7 Carrie Underwood, Undo It (1587)

11 10 David Archuleta, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (1586)

12 16 Kimberley Locke, Up On The Housetop (1571)

13 11 Kris Allen, Live Like We’re Dying (1389)

14 12 Kelly Clarkson, Already Gone (1344)

15 14 Katharine McPhee, I’ll Be Home For Christmas (1341) (#5 AC)

16 28 Kellie Pickler, Santa Baby (1332)

17 13 Daughtry, Life After You (1191)

18 17 Fantasia, Bittersweet (1123)

19 15 Carrie Underwood, Before He Cheats (1093)

20 18 Daughtry, No Surprise (1047)

21 47 Clay Aiken, The First Noel (1045)

22 19 Kelly Clarkson, Since U Been Gone (916)

23 22 Lee DeWyze, Sweet Serendipity (887) (#23 Hot AC)

24 24 Kelly Clarkson, My Life Would Suck Without You (749)

25 20 Adam Lambert, If I Had You (732) (#30 Hot AC)

26 26 Kimberley Locke, Frosty The Snowman (707)

27 25 Daughtry, Home (694)

28 21 Carrie Underwood, Cowboy Casanova (634)

29 66 Carrie Underwood, The First Noel (629)

30 27 Kelly Clarkson, Behind These Hazel Eyes (614)

31 32 Daughtry, It’s Not Over (575)

32 66 Carrie Underwood, O Holy Night (528)

33 29 Daughtry, Feels Like Tonight (523)

34 31 Kelly Clarkson, Miss Independent (519)

35 69 Carrie Underwood, What Child Is This (499)

36 33 Daughtry, What About Now (473)

37 34 Carrie Underwood, Last Name (451)

38 35 David Cook, Come Back To Me (450)

39 37 Carrie Underwood, Wasted (430)

40 42 Clay Aiken, Mary, Did You Know (414)

41 39 Katharine McPhee, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (398) (#23 AC)

42 51 Clay Aiken feat. Kimberley Locke, Silver Bells (396)

43 54 Kelly Clarkson, O Holy Night (373)

44 43 Daughtry, Over You (363)

45 36 Kelly Clarkson, Because Of You (356)

46 40 Kelly Clarkson, Breakaway (343)

47 38 Carrie Underwood, All-American Girl (332)

48 50 Jordin Sparks, No Air f/Chris Brown (316)

49 48 Jim Brickman feat. Matt Giraud, Thank You (305) (#18 AC)

50 46 Kelly Clarkson, Walk Away (305)

51 45 David Cook, Light On (300)

52 30 Josh Gracin, Nothin’ To Lose (285)

53 44 Carrie Underwood, Temporary Home (282)

54 52 Kimberley Locke, Jingle Bells (282)

55 49 David Cook, Time Of My Life (281)

56 41 Carrie Underwood, Jesus, Take The Wheel (279)

57 53 Jordin Sparks, Tattoo (262)

58 57 Carrie Underwood, Just A Dream (241)

59 56 Kellie Pickler, Best Days Of Your Life (228)

60 59 Reba McEntire feat. Kelly Clarkson, Because Of You (222)

61 62 Kimberley Locke, We Need A Little Christmas (219)

62 58 Santana feat. Chris Daughtry, Photograph (201)

63 55 Jordin Sparks, Battlefield (197)

64 61 Kris Allen, Alright With Me (197)

65 74 Mandisa, Christmas Makes Me Cry (176)

66 64 Jennifer Hudson, Spotlight (173)

67 63 Clay Aiken, Winter Wonderland (160)

68 60 Fantasia, When I See U (154)

69 68 Jordin Sparks, One Step At A Time (143)

70 76 Fantasia, Truth Is (141)

71 70 Mandisa, Little Drummer Boy (132)

72 NA Bucky Covington, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (102)

73 83 Clay Aiken, Hark The Herald/O Come All.. (102)

74 79 Kelly Clarkson, All I Ever Wanted (101)

75 89 George Huff, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (99)

76 72 Elliott Yamin, Wait For You (97)

77 67 Fantasia, Free Yourself (96)

78 77 David Archuleta, Melodies Of Christmas (94)

79 81 Mandisa, Angels We Have Heard On High (93)

80 73 Carrie Underwood, Don’t Forget To Remember Me (90)

81 90 Danny Gokey, Tennessee Christmas (82)

82 NA Josh Gracin, Please Come Home For Christmas (82)

83 75 Carrie Underwood, So Small (79)

84 78 Carrie Underwood, I Told You So (76)

85 88 Elliott Yamin, This Christmas (74)

86 NA Jennifer Hudson, Jesus Promised Me A Home … (56)

87 84 Jennifer Hudson, If This Isn’t Love (55)

88 93 Kelly Clarkson, A Moment Like This (54)

89 NA Jordin Sparks, I’ll Be Home For Christmas (53)

90 87 Studdard/Haddon/Mary, Love Him Like I Do (53)

91 85 Kellie Pickler, Didn’t You Know How Much I Loved You (52)

92 NA Mandisa, Joy To The World (52)

93 82 David Archuleta, Crush (51)

94 86 Kelly Clarkson, I Do Not Hook Up (51)

95 NA Elliott Yamin, Jingle Bells (50)

96 95 Crystal Bowersox, Farmer’s Daughter (49)

97 94 Jennifer Hudson, And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going (49)

98 65 Chris Sligh, Only You Can Save (48)

99 NA Mandisa, What Christmas Means To Me (48)

100 NA Josh Gracin, O Holy Night (45)

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