Rihanna Surpasses Beyonce, Trails Only Madonna For Most Dance Club No.1s

Not only has Rihanna sold more records than Beyonce (She's in the top 5 highest selling female artists of time) she has now surpassed Beyonce with the most No.1 hits on Billboard's Dance Club chart 

From Billboard Magazine

Rihanna reigns atop Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart (dated June 27) for the 23rd time with "Bitch Better Have My Money" (2-1). With her latest leader, she eclipses Beyonce (22 No. 1s), who last topped the chart in February with "7/11." Rihanna now trails only Madonna (45) for the most No. 1s in the chart's nearly 39-year history, dating to its inception as a national survey in 1976.

Madonna, meanwhile, is set to debut next week with a similarly titled track of her own, "Bitch I'm Madonna," featuring Nicki Minaj. With a slew of remixes, including by Sander Kleinenberg, Fedde Le Grand, Junior Sanchez and Sick Individuals,Madonna could be headed for her 46th chart-topper this summer.

As for Rihanna, her "Bitch" was remixed by its own cast of EDM stars, including Diplo & GTA, Flosstradamus, R3hab and Michael Woods, among others.

Here's an updated recap of Rihanna's 23 Dance Club Songs leaders over the years. (For titles that spent multiple weeks at No. 1, total frames on top are noted in parentheses.)

Rihanna's Billboard Dance Club Songs No. 1s
2005, "Pon De Replay"
2006, "SOS"
2006, "Unfaithful"
2007, "We Ride"
2007, "Umbrella," feat. Jay-Z (two)

2007, "Don't Stop the Music"
2007, "Shut Up and Drive"
2008, "Disturbia"
2010, "Russian Roulette"
2010, "Hard," feat. Jeezy
2010, "Rude Boy"

2010, "Only Girl (In the World)"
2011, "Who's That Chick?" (David Guetta feat. Rihanna)
2011, "S&M"
2011, "California King Bed"
2011, "We Found Love," feat. Calvin Harris (two)
2012, "You Da One"

2012, "Where Have You Been"
2012, "Diamonds"
2013, "Right Now," feat. David Guetta
2013, "What Now"
2014, "Can't Remember to Forget You" (Shakira feat. Rihanna)

2015, "Bitch Better Have My Money"

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