<div align=center> Radio Airplay/In-Store Sales Totals Billboard Top 200 Albums Charts 'Collision Course' - #23 (Last Week - #11) 'Meteora' - #98 (Last Week - #83) Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Charts 'Collision Course' - #16 (Last Week - #14) Billboard Top Rap Albums Charts 'Collision Course' - #9 (Last Week - #8) Billboard Top Music Video Charts 'Collision Course' - #1 (Last Week - #1) 'Live In Texas' - Off Charts (Last Week - #8) Billboard Pop Catalog Charts 'Hybrid Theory' - Off Charts (Last Week - #20) Billboard Hot 100 Singles Charts "Numb/Encore" - #20 (Last Week - #19) Billboard Top 40 Singles Charts "Numb/Encore" - Not Updated. Billboard Mainstream Top 40 Charts "Numb/Encore" - #12 (Last Week - #13) </div> Chart-watchers knew that the week would come where 'Collision Course' would completely run it's course (no pun intended) and fall drastically on the Top 200 albums charts. It finally happened his week, as 'Collision Course' fell twelve spots to #23 on the charts. On the same charts, 'Meteora' came perilisly close to falling out of the Top 200 for the first time in two years, falling a steep fifteen places to #98. 'Collision Course' followed suit with drops on the R&B charts (down two to #16), and Rap Charts (down one to #9). The album did, however, stay atop the Top Music Video charts for a ninth straight week. Lastly, 'Hybrid Theory' continued it's on-again-off-again status with a drop off the Pop Catalog charts. Single-wise, "Numb/Encore" fared a little better. The single only suffered a one spot drop on the Hot 100 (#20), and climbed one spot on the Mainstream Top 40 (#12).