Based on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Charts

Nine top 10 hits and two Number Ones. Created the demand for MTV.

12 top 10 hits with three Number Ones, and perfect use of the skinny tie. The biggest act that never had a top 10 outside the 80’s.

11 top 10 hits including 7 Number One songs. This does not include 6 more top 10’s and a number one as lead-singer of Genesis. Also, the greatest drum solo ever.

10 top 10 songs including seven consecutive Number One songs, all from just two albums. Long before she got crazy.

13 top 10 hits and five number ones, including “Endless Love” (with Diana Ross) that was number one for nine weeks. Also was lead singer for the Commodores at the beginning of the 80’s.

The most successful act of the first half of the 80’s with 13 top 10 hits and five number one songs. Easy winner of best mustache award.

14 top ten hits including 4 number ones. The biggest album of 1984. Many songs written for other people. Many songs you didn’t want your parents to hear.

13 top ten hits and 8 Number Ones, with or without Andrew Ridgley.The biggest single and album of 1987.

17 top ten songs and seven Number Ones in just 6 years. Many costume changes.

The biggest album of all-time. 17 top 10 hits and nine number 1’s in the 80’s. Many face changes.