List of number-one digital songs of 2010 (U.S.)

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The highest-selling digital singles in the United States are ranked in the Hot Digital Songs chart, published by Billboard magazine. The data are compiled by Nielsen SoundScan based on each single's weekly digital sales, which combines sales of different versions of a single for a summarized figure.

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†Indicates best-charting digital song of 2010 [1]
Issue dateSongArtist(s)Weekly salesRef(s)
January 2"Tik Tok" † Kesha 221,000 [2] [3]
January 9610,000 [4] [5]
January 16394,000 [6] [7]
January 23252,000 [8] [9]
January 30244,000 [10] [11]
February 6"Today Was a Fairytale" Taylor Swift 325,000 [12] [13]
February 13"Tik Tok"Kesha200,000 [14] [15]
February 20"Imma Be" The Black Eyed Peas 236,000 [16] [17]
February 27"We Are the World 25 for Haiti" Artists for Haiti 267,000 [18] [19]
March 6208,000 [20] [21]
March 13"Imma Be"The Black Eyed Peas187,000 [22] [23]
March 20"Break Your Heart" Taio Cruz featuring Ludacris 273,000 [24] [25]
March 27202,000 [26] [27]
April 3176,000 [28] [29]
April 10"Hey, Soul Sister" Train 182,000 [30] [31]
April 17219,000 [32] [33]
April 24204,000 [34] [35]
May 1"Nothin' on You" B.o.B featuring Bruno Mars 184,000 [36] [37]
May 8179,000 [38] [39]
May 15"OMG" Usher featuring will.i.am 217,000 [40] [41]
May 22"Not Afraid" Eminem 380,000 [42] [43]
May 29"California Gurls" Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg 294,000 [44] [45]
June 5"OMG"Usher featuring will.i.am236,000 [46] [47]
June 12"California Gurls"Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg269,000 [48] [49]
June 19318,000 [50] [51]
June 26359,000 [52] [53]
July 3337,000 [54] [55]
July 10"Love the Way You Lie"Eminem featuring Rihanna 338,000 [56] [57]
July 17280,000 [58] [59]
July 24314,000 [60] [61]
July 31352,000 [62] [63]
August 7332,000 [64] [65]
August 14300,000 [66] [67]
August 21"Mine"Taylor Swift297,000 [68] [69]
August 28"Love the Way You Lie"Eminem featuring Rihanna254,000 [70] [71]
September 4"Right Above It" Lil Wayne featuring Drake 225,000 [72] [73]
September 11"Teenage Dream"Katy Perry259,000 [74] [75]
September 18221,000 [76] [77]
September 25"Just the Way You Are"Bruno Mars209,000 [78] [79]
October 2"Only Girl (In the World)"Rihanna249,000 [80] [81]
October 9"Just the Way You Are"Bruno Mars188,000 [82] [83]
October 16"Like a G6" Far East Movement featuring The Cataracs and Dev 216,000 [84] [85]
October 23221,000 [86] [87]
October 30"Back to December"Taylor Swift241,000 [88] [89]
November 6"Like a G6"Far East Movement featuring The Cataracs and Dev204,000 [90] [91]
November 13"We R Who We R"Kesha280,000 [92] [93]
November 20"What's My Name?"Rihanna featuring Drake 235,000 [94] [95]
November 27"Teenage Dream" Glee Cast 214,000 [96] [97]
December 4"Forget You"Glee Cast featuring Gwyneth Paltrow 192,000 [98] [99]
December 11"Firework"Katy Perry232,000 [100] [101]
December 18212,000 [102] [103]
December 25201,000 [104] [105]

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