"I Wanna Go" won the top of the Billboard Pop Songs!

In a format known by the rapid exchange of artists and the constant search for new sound, sustained success of Britney Spears on pop radio reached new heights.

Spears holds the mark of "longest number #1" in the table Pop Songs, Billboard, I Wanna Go up from second to first place this week, according to Nielsen BDS.

Britney Spears was the first of his six numbers in chart #1 on February 20, 1999, ...Baby One More Time. With this week's list dated September 24, it extends its leadership in the path list with a record 12 years, seven months and four days.

Pop Songs The table was set the week of October 3, 1992, after the emergence of stars like Madonna and Mariah Carey. If the chart has existed since the beginning of these visionary careers, they also probably would have led the list for decades. Madonna appeared on pop radio in 1983 and had its last great move by Pop Songs in 1995. Mariah Carey released her smash hit Vision of Love in 1990 and most recently reached the top of Pop Songs in 2005.

"In the last ten years or more, Britney Spears has had its ups and downs", said MoJoe Roberts, program director of the station KHOP California earlier this year. "But every time a new song out of it, is like an event for the format."

Below the summary of the passage of Britney Spears at the top of the table Pop Songs:

  ...Baby One More Time, February 20, 1999, five weeks at #1  Oops!... I Did It Again, June 10, 2000, three weeks at #1  Toxic, 20 March 2004, four weeks at #1  Womanizer, January 3, 2009, two weeks at #1  Circus, March 7, 2009, one week at #1  I Wanna Go, September 24, 2011, one week at #1 (yet)

Speaking at the history of the chart, Britney is now tied with Mariah Carey and Beyonce with the third largest number of #1. Rihanna is in front of all eight songs, followed by Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and P!nk, each with seven.

I Wanna Go marks the first #1 Pop Songs of Spears in her seventh studio album, Femme Fatale, after two singles: Hold It Against Me (#3) and Till the World Ends (#4).

In the Billboard Hot 100 (which, unlike the more restricted form of Pop Songs, incorporates the audience of about 1,200 stations of various formats as well as sales of digital and data streaming), I Wanna Go reached the seventh position last month. How to Hold It Against Me has topped the Hot 100 and Till The World Ends in third position, Femme Fatale mark Spears' first album to generate three songs in the top 10 Hot 100.

The Rolling Stone magazine recently promoted a vote to determine the best song of summer 2011 in the United States, and the readers pointed out racing I Wanna Go by Britney Spears.