CMT Hot 20 Countdown

CMT Hot 20 Countdown

Countdown logo
Starring Cody Alan (2013–present)
Katie Cook (2013–present)
Alicia Davis (2013–14)
Country of origin United States
No. of seasons 4
No. of episodes 200 as of November 19, 2016
Production
Running time 180 minutes
Release
Original network CMT
Original release January 5, 2013 – present
External links
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CMT Hot 20 Countdown is a weekly live music video show that counts down the twenty most popular country music videos. The show features a live audience, in-studio performances, and interviews. It premiered January 5, 2013, on CMT[1] and airs Saturday and Sunday mornings. It replaced the long-running Top Twenty Countdown that aired from 2001–12 and is similar to CMT Most Wanted Live, which aired from 2001–04 and featured a live daily countdown.

About

The show is taped in front of a live studio audience at Music City Tower in Nashville, Tennessee, along with viewer interaction through various social networking channels. The program features the standard format of a video countdown, interview, in-studio guest and feature segments.[2]

Voting is determined through both CMT management and viewers, as two pre-determined videos are listed for viewers to determine the vote. The #20 video is always new and determined by a 'keep or dump' vote by viewers[3][4]

Hosts

List of number 1s

Years
     2013
     2014
     2015
     2016

Color key
BVOTY Best Video of the Year
       Second week at #1
       Third week at#1

2013

2014

2015

2016

Original air date Song title Name(s)
January 9 "I'm Comin' Over" Chris Young
January 16 "Break Up with Him" Old Dominion
January 23 "Gonna Know We Were Here" Jason Aldean
January 30 "Nothin' Like You" Dan + Shay
February 6 "Burning House" Cam
February 13 "Die a Happy Man" Thomas Rhett
February 20
February 27
March 5 "Stay a Little Longer" Brothers Osborne
March 12 "Backroad Song" Granger Smith
March 19 "Break Up in a Small Town" Sam Hunt
March 26 "Dibs" Kelsea Ballerini
April 2 "Heartbeat" Carrie Underwood
April 9 "We Went" Randy Houser
April 16 "Drunk on Your Love" Brett Eldredge
April 23 "I Like the Sound of That" Rascal Flatts
April 30 "You Should Be Here" Cole Swindell
May 7
May 14 "Confession" Florida Georgia Line
May 21 "Think of You" Chris Young with Cassadee Pope
May 28 "Somewhere on a Beach" Dierks Bentley
June 4 "Snapback" Old Dominion
June 11 "Came Here to Forget" Blake Shelton
June 18
June 25 "Humble and Kind" Tim McGraw
July 2 "Huntin', Fishin' and Lovin' Every Day" Luke Bryan
July 9 "Humble and Kind" Tim McGraw
July 16 "My Church" Maren Morris
July 23 "Wasted Time" Keith Urban
July 30 "T-Shirt" Thomas Rhett
August 6 "Church Bells" Carrie Underwood
August 13 "H.O.L.Y." Florida Georgia Line
August 20
August 27 "Head Over Boots" Jon Pardi
September 3 "Lights Come On" Jason Aldean
September 10 "Record Year" Eric Church
September 17 "Fix" Chris Lane
September 24 "From the Ground Up" Dan + Shay
October 1 "Peter Pan" Kelsea Ballerini
October 8 "Different for Girls" Dierks Bentley feat. Elle King
October 15
October 22 "American Country Love Song" Jake Owen
October 29 "You Look Like I Need a Drink" Justin Moore
November 5 "Setting the World on Fire" Kenny Chesney feat. P!Nk
November 12 "Middle of a Memory" Cole Swindell
November 19 "Setting the World on Fire" Kenny Chesney feat. P!Nk
November 26 "A Little More Summertime" Jason Aldean
December 3 "Vice" Miranda Lambert
December 10
Best Video Of The Year

Artists with the most #1 videos

Color key
       Names with score 16        Males
       Names with score 15        Females
       Names with score 14        Groups
       Names with score 13        Duos
       Names with score 12
       Names with score 11
       Names with score 10
       Names with score 9
       Names with score 8
       Names with score 7
       Names with score 6
       Names with score 5
       Names with score 4
       Names with score 3
       Names with score 2
Name(s) #1(s)
Florida Georgia Line2 11
Luke Bryan 10
Jason Aldean 9
Carrie Underwood 8
Keith Urban 7
Blake Shelton 7
Thomas Rhett 6
Tim McGraw 6
Eric Church 6
Dierks Bentley4 5
Brett Eldredge 5
Kenny Chesney 5
Cole Swindell 5
Miranda Lambert 5
Sam Hunt 4
Randy Houser 4
Brad Paisley4 4
Zac Brown Band 4
Kelsea Ballerini 3
Lee Brice 3
Justin Moore 3
Lady Antebellum 3
Little Big Town 3
Dan + Shay 2
Kip Moore 2
Frankie Ballard 2
Billy Currington 2
Tyler Farr 2
Hunter Hayes 2
Old Dominion 2
Jake Owen 2
Darius Rucker 2
Taylor Swift3 2
The Band Perry 2
Chris Young4 2
Maren Morris 2

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