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Artist	Country	Number one singles	Notes	Ref.
112	US	"I'll Be Missing You" (11 weeks, 1997)	As a featured artist with Puff Daddy and Faith Evans	^[1]
21 Savage	ENG	"Rockstar" (8 weeks, 2017) "Jimmy Cooks" (1 week, 2022)	As a featured artist on both singles	^[2]
24kGoldn	US	"Mood" (8 weeks, 2020)		^[3]
50 Cent	US	"In da Club" (9 weeks, 2003) "21 Questions" (4 weeks, 2003) "Candy Shop" (9 weeks, 2005 "Crack a Bottle" (1 week, 2009)	With Eminem and Dr. Dre on "Crack A Bottle"	^[4]
6ix9ine	US	"Trollz" (1 week, 2020)	With Nicki Minaj	^[5]
98 Degrees	US	"Thank God I Found You" (1 week, 2000)	As a featured artist	^[6]

Artist	Country	Number one singles	Notes
Aaliyah	US	"Try Again" (1 week, 2000)
ABBA	SWE	"Dancing Queen" (1 week, 1977)
Gregory Abbott	US	"Shake You Down" (1 week, 1987)
Paula Abdul	US	"Straight Up" (3 weeks, 1989) "Forever Your Girl" (2 weeks, 1989) "Cold Hearted" (1 week, 1989) "Opposites Attract" (3 weeks, 1990) "Rush Rush" (5 weeks, 1991) "The Promise of a New Day" (1 week, 1991)	With The Wild Pair on "Opposites Attract"
Ace of Base	SWE	"The Sign" (6 weeks, 1994)	The top song of 1994.
Bryan Adams	CAN	"Heaven" (2 weeks, 1985) "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" (7 weeks, 1991) "All for Love" (3 weeks, 1994) "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?" (5 weeks, 1995)	With Rod Stewart and Sting on "All for Love"
Adassa	US	"We Don't Talk About Bruno" (5 weeks, 2022)	As part of the cast of Encanto
Adele	ENG	"Rolling in the Deep" (7 weeks, 2011) "Someone Like You" (5 weeks, 2011) "Set Fire to the Rain" (2 weeks, 2012) "Hello" (10 weeks, 2015) "Easy on Me" (10 weeks, 2021)
Aerosmith	US	"I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" (4 weeks, 1998)
Afrojack	HOL	"Give Me Everything" (1 week, 2011)	As a featured artist
Christina Aguilera	US	"Genie in a Bottle" (5 weeks, 1999) "What a Girl Wants" (2 weeks, 2000) "Come On Over Baby (All I Want is You)" (4 weeks, 2000) "Lady Marmalade" (5 weeks, 2001) "Moves Like Jagger" (4 weeks, 2011)	Co-credit with Lil' Kim, Mya and Pink on "Lady Marmalade" and as a featured artist on "Moves Like Jagger"
A-ha	NOR	"Take On Me" (1 week, 1985)
Clay Aiken	US	"This Is the Night" (2 weeks, 2003)
Air Supply	AUS	"The One That You Love" (1 week, 1981)
Akon	SEN / US	"I Wanna Love You" (2 weeks, 2006) "Don't Matter" (2 weeks, 2007)
Ali & Gipp	US	"Grillz" (2 weeks, 2006)	As featured artists.
All-4-One	US	"I Swear" (11 weeks, 1994)
Herb Alpert	US	"This Guy's in Love with You" (4 weeks, 1968) "Rise" (2 weeks, 1979)
America	ENG / US	"A Horse with No Name" (3 weeks, 1972) "Sister Golden Hair" (1 week, 1975)
The Angels	US	"My Boyfriend's Back" (3 weeks, 1963)
The Animals	ENG	"The House of the Rising Sun" (3 weeks, 1964)
Paul Anka	CAN / US	"Lonely Boy" (4 weeks, 1959) "(You're) Having My Baby" (3 weeks, 1974)	Co-credit with Odia Coates on "(You're) Having My Baby"
The Archies	US	"Sugar, Sugar" (4 weeks, 1969)
Louis Armstrong	US	"Hello, Dolly!" (1 week, 1964)
Ashanti	US	"Always on Time" (2 weeks, 2002) "Foolish" (10 weeks, 2002)	As a featured artist on "Always on Time"
The Association	US	"Cherish" (3 weeks, 1966) "Windy" (4 weeks, 1967)
Rick Astley	ENG	"Never Gonna Give You Up" (2 weeks, 1988) "Together Forever" (1 week, 1988)
Atlantic Starr	US	"Always" (1 week, 1987)
Patti Austin	US	"Baby, Come to Me" (1 week, 1987)	Co-credit with James Ingram
Frankie Avalon	US	"Venus" (5 weeks, 1959) "Why" (1 week, 1959-60)
Average White Band	SCO	"Pick Up the Pieces" (1 week, 1975)
Iggy Azalea	AUS	"Fancy" (7 weeks, 2014)