This Week in Billboard Chart History: In 2003, Beyonce's 'Crazy in Love' Crowned the Hot 100

July 11, 2009
The bad news for The Black Eyed Peas: Their "Boom Boom Pow" ended a 12-week reign atop the Billboard Hot 100. The good news? They replaced themselves at No. 1 with follow-up "I Gotta Feeling," which went on to spend even more time on top: 14 weeks. The 26-week domination for the songs marks the longest by a single act in the Hot 100's history.

July 12, 2003
15 years ago: Beyoncé earned her first of six Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s apart from Destiny's Child (with whom she achieved four leaders), as "Crazy in Love," featuring her then-future-husband, JAY-Z, began an eight-week command.

July 13, 1985
A year after landing its first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 with "The Reflex," Duran Duran ruled again, as "A View to a Kill," the title theme to the 14th James Bond film, rose 2-1.

July 14, 1990
"Holding you, I held everything. For a moment, wasn't I the king?" Garth Brooks sings in "The Dance," his modern country classic that began a four-week reign on Hot Country Songs.

July 15, 2000
Vertical Horizon leapt to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with "Everything You Want." The track also crowned Adult Pop Songs for 14 weeks and hit the Alternative Songs top five.