Top 40 Pop Songs Chart -- June 2012

Maroon 5 rings in the new month at number 1 with their hit 'Payphone.' The song narrowly beats out Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe,' which took the number 2 spot.

This month features a return of many old favorites such as Usher, Rihanna and Katy Perry. Jay Sean checks in as well, with his first Fresh 40 song since 'Do You Remember' in 2009.

Plenty of rising artists are new to the countdown with their debut tracks as well. Fresh cut from the likes of Sammy Adams, Rita Ora, and Cher Lloyd have made their way up the ranks. Meanwhile, boy bands are making a strong comeback, as The Wanted and One Direction have both secured spots on the chart.

Click below to find out which 40 songs are making waves on AOL Radio this month.

This Month	Last Month	Artist	Song
1	-	Maroon 5	Payphone
2	-	Carly Rae Jepsen	Call Me Maybe
3	-	Gotye	Somebody That I Used To Know
4	-	Flo Rida	Wild Ones
5	-	One Direction	What Makes You Beautiful
6	-	Train	Drive By
7	-	David Guetta	Titanium
8	-	Usher	Scream
9	-	DJ Havana Brown	We Run The Night (feat. Pitbull)
10	-	Nicki Minaj	Starships
11	-	Justin Bieber	Boyfriend
12	-	Karmin	Brokenhearted
13	-	Pitbull	Back In Time [From Men In Black III]
14	-	Fun.	We Are Young
15	-	Katy Perry	Wide Awake
16	-	Gym Class Heroes	The Fighter
17	-	Demi Lovato	Give Your Heart a Break
18	-	Ellie Goulding	Lights
19	-	Rihanna	Where Have You Been
20	-	Chris Rene	Young Homie
21	-	Hot Chelle Rae	Honestly
22	-	Calvin Harris	Let's Go (feat. Ne-Yo)
23	-	The Wanted	Chasing The Sun
24	-	The Cab	La La
25	-	One Direction	One Thing
26	-	B.O.B.	Both of Us (feat. Taylor Swift)
27	-	Neon Trees	Everybody Talks
28	-	Coldplay	Paradise
29	-	Sammy Adams	Only One
30	-	Outasight	Now or Never
31	-	Rita Ora	How We Do (Party)
32	-	Kevin Rudolf	Don't Give Up
33	-	Kelly Clarkson	Dark Side
34	-	Cher Lloyd	Want U Back
35	-	Breathe Carolina	Hit And Run
36	-	Chris Brown	Don't Wake Me Up
37	-	K'naan	Hurt Me Tomorrow
38	-	Stefano	I'm on a Roll
39	-	Cobra Starship	#1nite
40	-	Jay Sean	I'm All Yours (feat. Pitbull)

The Top 40 Songs chart is based on the highest listener-rated new pop songs on our Fresh 40, Top Pop and New Pop First radio stations.