List of 100 Grand International number-one songs of 2004

The 100 Grand International is a chart that ranks the best-performing international songs in Valstrath. Its data, published by The Grand magazine and compiled by Tiescon SoundScan, is based collectively on each song's weekly physical and digital sales, as well as the amount of airplay received on Versalian radio stations and streaming on online digital music outlets.
During 2004, thirteen singles reached number one on the 100 Grand, a fourteenth single, "Numb" by Linkin Park, began its run at number one in November 2003. In total, twelve acts topped the chart as either lead or featured artists, with five—Evanescence, Franz Ferdinand, Hoobastank, Akon and Styles P.—achieving their first 100 Grand number-one single.
The longest running number one song of the year was "Numb" by Linkin Park, that spent sixteen weeks at the top of the charts in 2004, adding the five weeks it spent at number one in 2003, it totalizes in 21 weeks, making it the second longest running number one single in the history of the charts — losing only to "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, that spent 23 weeks at number one.— the song also topped the Year-End 100 Grand.
Avril Lavigne and Linkin Park were the only acts to have multiple songs to top the charts, with three and two respecitvely.
== History ==
Issue Date 	Song 	Artist
January 3 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
January 10 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
January 17 	"Hey Ya!" 	OutKast
January 24 	"Hey Ya!" 	OutKast
January 31 	"Hey Ya!" 	OutKast
February 7 	"Hey Ya!" 	OutKast
February 14 	"Hey Ya!" 	OutKast
February 21 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
February 28 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
March 6 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
March 13 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
March 20 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
March 27 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
April 3 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
April 10 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
April 17 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
April 24 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
May 1 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
May 8 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
May 15 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
May 22 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park
May 29 	"Don't Tell Me" 	Avril Lavigne
June 5 	"Don't Tell Me" 	Avril Lavigne
June 12 	"Don't Tell Me" 	Avril Lavigne
June 19 	"Don't Tell Me" 	Avril Lavigne
June 26 	"Toxic" 	Britney Spears
July 3 	"Toxic" 	Britney Spears
July 10 	"Toxic" 	Britney Spears
July 17 	"I Miss You" 	Blink-182
July 24 	"I Miss You" 	Blink-182
July 31 	"I Miss You" 	Blink-182
August 7 	"My Happy Ending" 	Avril Lavigne
August 14 	"My Happy Ending" 	Avril Lavigne
August 21 	"My Immortal" 	Evanescence
August 28 	"My Immortal" 	Evanescence
September 4 	"My Immortal" 	Evanescence
September 11	"Take Me Out" 	Franz Ferdinand
September 18	"Take Me Out" 	Franz Ferdinand
September 25	"The Reason" 	Hoobastank
October 2 	"The Reason" 	Hoobastank
October 9 	"Breaking the Habit" 	Linkin Park
October 16 	"Lose My Breath" 	Destiny's Child
October 23 	"Lose My Breath" 	Destiny's Child
October 30 	"Lose My Breath" 	Destiny's Child
November 6 	"Locked Up" 	Akon ft. Styles P
November 13 	"Nobody's Home" 	Avril Lavigne
November 20 	"Nobody's Home" 	Avril Lavigne
November 27 	"Nobody's Home" 	Avril Lavigne
December 4 	"Boulevard of Broken Dreams"	Green Day
December 11 	"Boulevard of Broken Dreams"	Green Day
December 18 	"Boulevard of Broken Dreams"	Green Day
December 25 	"Boulevard of Broken Dreams"	Green Day
== Extra Info ==
* Linkin Park's "Numb" spent 21 weeks at number one and became the second longest running number one single in history. And it's also the song that blocked the most songs from the number one spot, with eight songs blocked: "Going Under" by Evanescence, "Someday" by Nickelback, "Milkshake" by Kelis, "The Way You Move" by Outkast, "Yeah!" by Usher, "This Love" by Maroon 5, "Hit That" by The Offspring and "Are You Gonna Be My Girl?" by Jet.
* OutKast scored their third number one single with "Hey Ya!", the songs "The Way You Move" and "Roses" both peaked at number two.
* Avril Lavigne scored three number one singles this year: "Don't Tell Me", "My Happy Ending" and "Nobody's Home".
* With "My Immortal", Evanescence scored their first number one song.
* "Lose My Breath" was Destiny's Child final number one single.
* "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" by Green Day debuted at number one and stayed thirteen weeks at number one.
=== Year End Top 10 ===
# 	Song 	Artist 	Peak and Duration
1 	"Numb" 	Linkin Park 	#1 for 16 weeks (in 2004 - 21 total)
2 	"Don't Tell Me" 	Avril Lavigne 	#1 for 4 weeks
3 	"Hey Ya!" 	Outkast 	#1 for 5 weeks
4 	"I Miss You" 	Blink-182 	#1 for 3 weeks
5 	"Toxic" 	Britney Spears 	#1 for 3 weeks
6 	"The Reason" 	Hoobastank 	#1 for 2 weeks
7 	"Take Me Out" 	Franz Ferdinand	#1 for 2 weeks
8 	"Mr. Brightside" 	The Killers 	#2 for 5 weeks
9 	"My Immortal" 	Evanescence 	#1 for 3 weeks
10	"My Happy Ending"	Avril Lavigne 	#1 for 2 weeks