A single certification is the certification that the RIAA awards to singles based on their sales. It is estimated that there have been about 2,550 combined single certifications. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is a special interest group representing the U.S. recording industry, and the body responsible for certifying gold and platinum albums and singles in the USA. For more information about sales data see list of best selling albums and list of best selling... This article needs to be wikified. ...

Recently, digital singles have began to be certified due to the increase of the digital market and decrease of the physical commercial singles market. Although digital downloads have been around since 2003, they weren't considered to be significant until 2005, when they were first counted towards the Hot 100. Because of this, it is important to distinguish between singles that came out before and after the change (as singles after the change sold in higher quantities at a faster rate, while the older singles took longer to reach levels of certification). A digital download (also known as a digital single or a paid digital download) is an official legally released music single released by artists to the public. ... 2003(MMIII) is a common year starting on Wednesday of the Gregorian calendar. ... Jump to: navigation, search 2005 (Roman: MMV) is a common year starting on Saturday of the Gregorian calendar. ... The Billboard Hot 100 is the main singles chart used by Billboard magazine. ...

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Guidelines

A standard single is certified:

• Gold when it sells 500,000 copies
• Platinum when it sells 1,000,000 copies

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• Gold when it sells 100,000 copies
• Platinum when it sells 200,000 copies

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List of certified digital singles (modern era)

Singles released during the modern era

This is a list of singles released and certified during the modern era.

Multi-Platinum singles

• "Hollaback Girl", Gwen Stefani (5x platinum)
• "Since U Been Gone", Kelly Clarkson (4x platinum)
• "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", Green Day (3x platinum)
• "Breakaway", Kelly Clarkson (2x platinum)
• "1, 2 Step", Ciara (2x platinum)
• "Drop It Like It's Hot", Snoop Dogg (2x platinum)
• "Mr. Brightside", The Killers (2x platinum)

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Platinum singles

• "Behind These Hazel Eyes", Kelly Clarkson
• "Disco Inferno", 50 Cent
• "Candy Shop", 50 Cent
• "Lonely", Akon"
• "Don't Phunk with My Heart", Black Eyed Peas
• "Hollaback Girl", Gwen Stefani
• "Rich Girl", Gwen Stefani
• "Get Right", Jennifer Lopez
• "Look What You've Done", Jet
• "It's Like That", Mariah Carey
• "We Belong Together", Mariah Carey
• "Let Me Love You", Mario
• "Lonely No More", Rob Thomas
• "How We Do", The Game and 50 Cent
• "Switch", Will Smith

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Gold singles

• "La La", Ashlee Simpson
• "Incomplete", Backstreet Boys
• "Mockingbird", Eminem
• "Like Toy Soldiers", Eminem
• "Obsession (No Es Amor", Frankie J
• "You and Me", Lifehouse
• "Scars", Papa Roach
• "Bring Em' Out,"' T.I.
• "Hate It or Love It", The Game and 50 Cent
• "Beverly Hills", Weezer

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Singles not released during the modern era

This is a list of singles that had previously been released as digital downloads in the previous era, and that have been recertified, or older songs which were never released as digital downloads during the time that they were promoted as singles (but which have managed to get enough downloads to be certified)

Recertifications of songs previously certified

Multi-platinum singles

Platinum singles

First certification of songs released in previous eras

Platinum singles

• "Lose My Breath", Destiny's Child
• "Heaven", Los Lonely Boys

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Gold singles

• "Locked Up", Akon
• "Only U", Ashanti
• "Suga Suga", Baby Bash
• "When I'm Gone", 3 Doors Down
• "Shut Up", Black Eyed Peas
• "Baby, It's You", JoJo
• "All Falls Down", Kanye West
• "Miss Independent", Kelly Clarkson
• "Welcome Back", Mase
• "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)", My Chemical Romance
• "Party for Two", Shania Twain
• "Dare You to Move", Switchfoot

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Singles released before the advent of digital downloads

Gold Singles

• "Pour Some Sugar on Me", Def Leppard
• "Tiny Dancer", Elton John
• "Without Me", Eminem
• "At Last", Etta James
• "I Will Survive", Gloria Gaynor
• "I Hope You Dance", Lee Ann Womack
• "What a Wonderful World", Louis Armstrong
• "Let's Get It On", Marvin Gaye
• "Tilt Ya Head Back", Nelly
• "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Nirvana
• "Soak up the Sun", Sheryl Crow
• "Sir Mix-a-Lot", Baby Got Back
• "Beautiful Day", U2

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List of certified digital singles (previous eras)

Multi-platinum singles

• "The Reason", Hoobastank (double platinum)
• "This Love", Maroon 5 (double platinum)
• "Hey Ya!", Outkast (double platinum)

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Platinum singles

• "Bowling for Soup", 1985
• "Pieces of Me", Ashlee Simpson
• "My Happy Ending", Avril Lavigne
• "Hey Mama", Black Eyed Peas
• "Let's Get It Started" Black Eyed Peas
• "Toxic", Britney Spears
• "Goodies", Ciara featuring Petey Pablo
• "Accidentally in Love", Counting Crows
• "My Band", D12
• "Just Lose It", Eminem
• "Lose Yourself", Eminem
• "American Idiot", Green Day
• "Numb/Encore", Jay-Z and Linkin Park
• "Get Back", Ludacris
• "Harder to Breathe", Maroon 5
• "She Will Be Loved", Maroon 5
• "Over and Over", Nelly and Tim McGraw
• "Roses", Outkast
• "Welcome to My Life, Simple Plan
• "Lean Back", Terror Squad
• "Somebody Told Me", The Killers
• "Yeah!", Usher
• "Burn", Usher
• "My Boo" Usher and Alicia Keys
• "Ocean Avenue", Yellowcard
• "Vertigo", U2

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Gold singles

• "Here Without You", 3 Doors Down
• "In Da Club", 50 Cent
• "P.I.M.P.", 50 Cent
• "If I Ain't Got You", Alicia Keys
• "Don't Tell Me", Avril Lavigne
• "Nobody's Home", Avril Lavigne
• "Crazy in Love", Beyonce
• "Where Is the Love?", Black Eyed Peas
• "I Miss You", Blink 182
• "Everytime", Britney Spears
• "One Call Away", Chingy
• "Dip It Low", Christina Milian
• "Clocks", Coldplay
• "Big Yellow Taxi", Counting Crows
• "White Flag", Dido
• "Fuck It", Eamon
• "Stacy's Mom", Fountains Of Wayne
• "Take Me Out", Franz Fernidad
• "What You Waiting For", Gwen Stefani
• "I Like That", Houston
• "Milkshake", Kelis
• "Turn Me On", Kevin Lyttle
• "Dirt off Your Shoulder", Jay-Z
• "With You", Jessica Simpson
• "Are You Gonna Be My Girl", Jet
• "Tipsy", J-Kwon
• "Leave (Get Out)", JoJo
• "You Raise Me Up", Josh Groban
• "Behind Blue Eyes", Limp Bizkit
• "Rumors", Lindsay Lohan
• "Stand Up", Ludacris
• "I Don't Wanna Know", Mario Winans
• "Sunday Morning", Maroon 5
• "Float On", Modest Mouse
• "My Place", Nelly and Jaheim
• "Someday", Nickelback
• "Move Ya Body", Nina Sky
• "Sunrise", Norah Jones
• "It's My Life", No Doubt
• "The Way You Move", Outkast
• "Shake Ya Tailfeather", P. Diddy and Nelly
• "Freek-a-Leek", Petey Pablo
• "On the Way Down", Ryan Cabrera
• "True", Ryan Cabrera
• "Fallen"
• "The First Cut Is The Deepest", Sheryl Crow
• "Meant to Love", Switchfoot
• "I Believe in a Thing Called Love", The Darkness
• "Confessions Part II", Usher
• "Slow Motion",

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List of certified standard commercial singles (commercial-decline era)

Multi-platinum singles

Platinum singles

• "Genie in a Bottle", Christina Aguilera
• "...Baby One More Time", Britney Spears
• "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart", Britney Spears
• "This Is the Night", Clay Aiken
• "Music", Madonna
• "Heartbreaker", Mariah Carey
• "I Hope You Dance," Lee Ann Womack
• "Incomplete", Sisqo

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Gold Singles

• "Give Me Just One Night (Una Noche)", 98 Degrees
• "Stronger", Britney Spears
• "What a Girl Wants", Christina Aguilera
• "Come on Over Baby (All I Want Is You)", Christina Aguilera
• "Dance With Me", Debelah Moragn
• "Say My Name", Destiny's Child
• "He Loves U Not", Dream
• "Get Over Yourself", Eden's Crush
• "Breathe", Faith Hill
• "Doesnt' Really Matter", Janet Jackson
• "Stutter", Joe
• "A Moment Like This," Kelly Clarkson*
• "Picture", Kid Rock Featuring Alison Moorer
• "Can't Fight the Moonlight", Leann Rimes
• "Amazed", Lonestar
• "Don't Tell Me", Madonna
• "Thank God I Found You", Mariah Carey
• "Loverboy,", Mariah Carey
• "Hot Boyz", Missy Elliot
• "It's Gonna Be Me", 'N SYNC
• "Liquid Dreams", O-Town
• "There You Go", Pink
• "If I Could Turn Back the Hands of Time", R. Kelly
• "Flying Without Wings", Ruben Studdard
• "Maria, Maria", Satana
• "I Knew I Loved You", Savage Garden
• "He Wasn't Man Enough", Toni Braxton
• "Swear It Again", Westlife