List of 100 Grand International number-one songs of 2007

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 2007, nineteen singles reached number one on the 100 Grand, a twentieth single, "Keep Holding On" by Avril Lavigne, began its run at number one in December 2006. In total, eighteen acts topped the chart as either lead or featured artists, with seven—Nelly Furtado, Jay-Z, Sean Kingston, Fergie (as a solo artist), Kaiser Chiefs, Kanye West & Seether—achieving their first 100 Grand number-one single.
The longest running number one song of the year was "Umbrella" by Rihanna featuring Jay-Z, that spent eleven weeks at the top of the charts, the song also topped the Year-End 100 Grand.
Akon, Amy Winehouse, Avril Lavigne and Rihanna were the only acts to achieve multiple number one singles in 2007. Akon and Avril Lavigne with three and Amy Winehouse and Rihanna with two.
== Chart History ==
The Bold song represents the song of the year.
Issue Date 	Song 	Artist
January 6 	"Keep Holding On" 	Avril Lavigne
January 13 	"Keep Holding On" 	Avril Lavigne
January 20 	"Keep Holding On" 	Avril Lavigne
January 27 	"Keep Holding On" 	Avril Lavigne
February 3 	"Say It Right" 	Nelly Furtado
February 10 	"The Sweet Escape" 	Gwen Stefani ft. Akon
February 17 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem
February 24 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem
March 3 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem
March 10 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem
March 17 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem
March 24 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem
March 31 	"Lithium" 	Evanescence
April 7 	"Lithium" 	Evanescence
April 14 	"Far Cry" 	Rush
April 21 	"Girlfriend" 	Avril Lavigne
April 28 	"Girlfriend" 	Avril Lavigne
May 5 	"Girlfriend" 	Avril Lavigne
May 12 	"Beautiful Liar" 	Beyoncé & Shakira
May 19 	"Don't Matter" 	Akon
May 26 	"Don't Matter" 	Akon
June 2 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
June 9 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
June 16 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
June 23 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
June 30 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
July 7 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
July 14 	"Back to Black" 	Amy Winehouse
July 21 	"Back to Black" 	Amy Winehouse
July 28 	"Back to Black" 	Amy Winehouse
August 4 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
August 11 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
August 18 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
August 25 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
September 1 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z
September 8 	"Beautiful Girls" 	Sean Kingston
September 15	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
September 22	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
September 29	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
October 6 	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
October 13 	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
October 20 	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
October 27 	"Big Girls Don't Cry" 	Fergie
November 3 	"When You're Gone" 	Avril Lavigne
November 10 	"Thnks fr th Mmrs" 	Fall Out Boy
November 17 	"Thnks fr th Mmrs" 	Fall Out Boy
November 24 	"Tears Dry on Their Own"	Amy Winehouse
December 1 	"Shut Up and Drive" 	Rihanna
December 8 	"Shut Up and Drive" 	Rihanna
December 15 	"Ruby" 	Kaiser Chiefs
December 22 	"Stronger" 	Kanye West
December 29 	"Fake It" 	Seether
==Extra Info ==
*Avril Lavigne scored three number one singles in 2007: Keep Holding On, Girlfriend and When You're Gone. Officializing her as the first artist that scored three consecutive albums with over three number one singles.
*Akon self replaced itself in the top of the charts in February, when "Smack That" took the number one spot from "The Sweet Escape", later in the same year, he would also score another number one with "Don't Matter".
*"Far Cry" became Rush's final number one single.
*"Umbrella" became Rihanna's second number one single, the song spent eleven weeks at the top of the charts and to this day is her most successful song.
*Fergie's "Big Girls Don't Cry" spent seven weeks at the top of the charts and became one of the biggest hits of the year.
*"Ruby" became the first and, so far, only, number one single by Kaiser Chiefs.
===Year End Top 10===
# 	Song 	Artist 	Peak and Duration
1 	"Umbrella" 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z	#1 for 11 weeks
2 	"Smack That" 	Akon ft. Eminem 	#1 for 6 weeks
3 	"Big Girls Don't Cry"	Fergie 	#1 for 7 weeks
4 	"Girlfriend" 	Avril Lavigne 	#1 for 4 weeks
5 	"Lithium" 	Evanescence 	#1 for 2 weeks
6 	"Beautiful Girls" 	Sean Kingston 	#1 for 1 week
7 	"Back to Black" 	Amy Winehouse 	#1 for 3 weeks
8 	"Don't Matter" 	Akon 	#1 for 2 weeks
9 	"Beautiful Liar" 	Beyoncé & Shakira	#1 for 1 week
10	"Thnks fr th Mmrs" 	Fall Out Boy 	#1 for 2 weeks