The ’00s are looking pretty crummy as far as mainstream music is concerned. With its fourth No. 1 on the Billboard 200, Rascal Flatts has the most chart-toppers of any group this decade. Yipes. Tied for second place with three #1s are Dave Matthews Band, Disturbed, Linkin Park, Staind, and System of a Down. Bunch of real winners there, yo. History will look fondly on this statistic… Oy.

The rest of the top ten of the Billboard 200:

1. Rascal Flatts – “Unstoppable” – 351,000 (debut)

2. “Hannah Montana: The Movie” soundtrack – 196,000 (up 126%)

3. Jadakiss – “Last Kiss” – 135,000 (debut)

4. Jason Aldean – “Wide Open” – 109,000 (debut)

5. “Now 30” – 99,000 (up 12%)

6. Taylor Swift – “Fearless” – 82,000 units (up 98%)

7. Keith Urban – “Defying Gravity” – 72,000 (down 58%)

8. “Twilight” soundtrack – 68,000 (down 7%)

9. Prince – “Lotus Flow3r/MPLSound/Elix3r” – 66,000 (down 60%)

10. Lady GaGa – “The Fame” – 56,000 (up 9%)

Further down:

19. Neil Young – Fork in the Road – 28,000 (debut)

88. Doves – Kingdom of Rust – 8,000 (debut)

112. Kellie Pickler – Kellie Pickler – 6,000 (debut)

139. Hold Steady – A Positive Rage – 5,000 (debut)

140. Bat For Lashes – Two Suns – 5,000 (debut)

168. Grateful Dead – To Terrapin: Hartford ’77 – 4,000 (debut)

Additional sales data via Rolling Stone and MTV.