I wish she was.She is still at 12 :(

Why does it say #8 on http://www.apple.com/euro/itunes/charts/top10songs.html then?

I wish she was.She is still at 12 :(

 

 

She is top 10 in the official chart, see Sunday Chart Predictions thread topic. :P the chart that matters.

Why does it say #8 on http://www.apple.com/euro/itunes/charts/top10songs.html then?

 

That excludes explicit songs like My Life and Scream & Shout.

Edited January 22, 201312 yr by Eric_Blob

That excludes explicit songs like My Life and Scream & Shout.

 

How is Scream and Shout explcit? Bitch is not swearing. Unless if you download it one of Britneys clap tests infects your PC ;)

How is Scream and Shout explcit? Bitch is not swearing. Unless if you download it one of Britneys clap tests infects your PC ;)

 

They say "shit" in the song as well.

 

It's just whatever iTunes gives an "explicit" tag to, it won't appear on that chart. It's not my decision! :lol:

 

I think Drinking From the Bottle has swear words in too, but that appears there, but maybe it doesn't have the explicit box next to it on iTunes (although I may be wrong, I've only heard it like twice).

20. Dizzee Rascal "Bassline Junkie"

24. Flo Rida "Let It Roll"

26. Matrix & Futurebound "Magnetic Eyes"

32. Little Mix "Change Your Life"

34. Rita Ora "Radioactive"

36. Ellie Goulding "Explosions"

37. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis "Thrift Shop"

39. A$AP Rocky "Wild For the Night"

 

So many potential T40 entries this week - Dizzee, Flo Rida and Matrix/Futurebound should all be looking to advance a few places officially, while Little Mix and Rita Ora are looking likely to sneak in. Hoping "Thrift Shop" can begin its T40 chart run this week too.

 

42. Paramore "Now" [Pre-Order]

59. Stereopgonics "Indian Summer"

61. Conor Maynard "Animal" [Wiley-less, now 59p]

97. Mallory Knox "Lighthouse"

100. Bowie "Where Are We Now?"

Suit and Tie also has swearing in it and it's not marked as explicit

Good to see a bit of movement at the top of the chart. Olly Murs and Rihanna both out of the top 20 for the first time since they were released months ago.

C'mon Stereophonics :w00t:

Come on Paramore, get that top 10 pre-order smash :lol:

James Arthur is holding up very well.

 

I was also surprised to see that Impossible (the James Arthur version) is top 20 on iTunes Australia. Have any other UK winners singles ever charted elsewhere?

Amelia Lily should still be top 10 on wed chart update - she will have preorders/ep as well - unless she drops like a brick of course!

 

She doesn't have an EP and the pre-orders are now long gone from the feed (she had very few of them anyway). Not quite sure how she's top 10 on the mids as she has pretty much nothing else besides the single track that isn't top 10 on iTunes - unless she's just doing really well on other download sites?

 

Come on Conor, third top 5 hit please :D Yay for Dizzee as well! Boo at Rita's 'Radioactive' overtaking Imagine Dragons', although her one is growing on me. I hope they both enter the top 40 this week.

 

95. Lighthouse - Mallory Knox

Was not expecting this to go anywhere near the top 100 even with their album doing well!

She doesn't have an EP and the pre-orders are now long gone from the feed (she had very few of them anyway). Not quite sure how she's top 10 on the mids as she has pretty much nothing else besides the single track that isn't top 10 on iTunes - unless she's just doing really well on other download sites?

 

She does have an EP - it just seems nobody is buying it!

She does have an EP - it just seems nobody is buying it!

 

No, she doesn't have an EP, it is a single. "Shut Up (And Give Me Whatever You Got) - Single"

She does have an EP - it just seems nobody is buying it!

 

It's a single, not an EP - sales of the 'EP' (the £1.49 unit) go towards the main track in the singles feed. And neither of the remixes are top 1500 in their own right. :P

Edited January 22, 201312 yr by Bré

What's the difference between a "single" and an EP then?

What's the difference between a "single" and an EP then?

The only difference is that EP's usually have 4 or more tracks and appear on the albums feed as a seperate entity rather that it's sales being lumped with the main track in the singles chart. They are labelled differently.

James Arthur is holding up very well.

 

I was also surprised to see that Impossible (the James Arthur version) is top 20 on iTunes Australia. Have any other UK winners singles ever charted elsewhere?

Arthur is surely on the NTA's tommorow so I'm expecting a climb.

Oh, 'Explosions' is 59p? Disappointing (and also disappointing to see it dropping now). I hope it picks up again tonight.