Battle Royale

It doesn't get much closer than this, but Bullet for My Valentine's 'Raising Hell' video surged to the front of the pack on Thursday and fended off a late rally by Stryper's 'Sympathy' clip to emerge as the new No. 1 on the Noisecreep Battle Royale Video Countdown. With thousands of votes tallied for both clips, 'Raising Hell' edged out 'Sympathy' at the wire, stopping Stryper's impressive streak

It's now five weeks and counting for Stryper's 'Sympathy' video, as they claim the No. 1 spot on the Battle Royale Video Countdown. With 30 percent of the vote, Stryper edged out HIM's 'Into the Night,' which briefly held the lead early in the week.

The yellow and black attack sure know how to unify! After having the first retired video in Battle Royale Video Countdown history with 'No More Hell to Pay,' Stryper could be on their way to a second Hall of Fame clip with 'Sympathy.' This week the fans voted the video to the No. 1 spot on the Battle Royale Video Countdown for the fourth straight week.

There's no slowing down Stryper. The band's 'Sympathy' video is spending its third straight week at No. 1 on the Noisecreep Battle Royale Video Countdown, fending off a challenge from HIM's 'Into the Night,' which holds strong in the second spot. Former Battle Royale countdown champ, Tom Keifer's 'Solid Ground,' is still hanging around at No. 3 this week.

After an amazing 10 week run at No. 1 with their last video, 'No More Hell to Pay,' Stryper have begun a new streak atop the Battle Royale Video Countdown with their latest clip, 'Sympathy.' This week, the video increased its lead, with HIM's 'Into the Night' finishing second and Tom Keifer's 'Solid Ground' settling for third place.

In what has been the closest battle yet, Stryper's new video for 'Sympathy' edged out HIM's 'Into the Night' for the Battle Royale Video Countdown top spot. 'Into the Night' led all week, but a late voting rush from Stryper's fans propelled 'Sympathy' to No. 1. Falling back to No. 3 this week after taking the top spot last week is Tom Keifer's long-running favorite, 'Solid Ground.'

After several weeks at No. 2, Tom Keifer's 'Solid Ground' has finally reached the top spot on the Noisecreep Battle Royale Video Countdown. Earning just shy of 29 percent of the final tally, the clip held off a solid challenge from Bullet for My Valentine's 'Raising Hell.' HIM's 'Into the Night' placed third.

Congrats to Stryper! The band's 'No More Hell to Pay' video is the first clip to complete 10 consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Battle Royale Video Countdown and will now retire as the first Battle Royale Hall of Fame clip. Earning an impressive 39 percent of the vote, the video bested Tom Keifer's 'Solid Ground,' returning to the No. 2 spot this week, and Bullet for My Valentine's rapidly rising new clip for 'Raising Hell,' which placed at No. 3 this week.

Stryper's run atop the Battle Royale Video Countdown has reached nine weeks, though 'No More Hell to Pay' did face stiffer competition from a previous chart-topper. HIM's fan base, who previously helped the 'Into the Night' clip to a five-week chart-topping run, rallied to get the clip back up to No. 2. Meanwhile, Tom Keifer's 'Solid Ground' fell back to No. 3. Should Stryper reach a tenth straight week at No. 1, they will be the first video to be retired for their excellence on the Noisecreep Battle Royale Video Countdown.

Stryper already holds the record for the most consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Noisecreep Battle Royale Video Countdown and this week 'No More Hell to Pay' spends its eighth week on top.