Edited sentence: "Beverly Hills," Weezer (one week)."Boulevard of Broken Dreams," Green Day (one week)."Candy Shop," 50 Cent featuring Olivia (eight weeks)."Gold Digger," Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx (nine weeks)."Hollaback Girl," Gwen Stefani (nine weeks)."Hung Up," Madonna (two weeks)."Just the Girl," The Click Five (two weeks)."Photograph," Nickelback (one week)."Pon de Replay," Rihanna (five weeks)."Switch," Will Smith (one week)."These Boots Are Made for Walkin'," Jessica Simpson (one week)."When I'm Gone," Eminem (one week).For the most #1's, there is a two way tie in between the Black Eyed Peas (My Humps, Don't Phunk with My Heart) and Mariah Carey (All I Want for Christmas is You, Don't FOrget About Us).For the most weeks spent at #1 by a song, Gwen Stefani's Hollaback Girl and Kanye West's Golddigger are in a two tie with nine weeks each, while 50 Cent is in a distant second with eight weeks.Here is a run down for the 14 way tie for 2nd place:.So far, though, because of it's short life as an official chart, there have only been 16 #1's