SOULJA BOY - SOULJA BOY RECLAIMS U.S. CHART LEAD

SOULJA BOY RECLAIMS U.S. CHART LEAD

Hip-hop sensation SOULJA BOY is back at the top of the U.S. pop charts after displacing KANYE WEST a week after the STRONGER hitmaker toppled him. Soulja Boy's Crank That (Soulja Boy) spent two weeks at number one earlier this month (Sep07) but fell to two last week (20Sep07) as West scored a brief chart double by claiming top spots on the Billboard album and singles charts. Now West falls a spot to two, while Timbaland's The Way I Are and Fergie's Big Girls Don't Cry are unmoved at three and four respectively. J. Holiday's Bed rounds out the top five. Jennifer Lopez scores the Hot 100's top debut with Do It Well, which enters the chart at number 53.