April 7, 201313 yr 1 Duke Dumont Feat. A*M*E - Need U (100%) [D] http://a4.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music/v4/e4/48/94/e44894b1-fc28-6159-b3ec-06da069d9b85/5051823093446.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 1 [1 wk] Release date: 31-03-2013 Format: download only EP Label: ministryofsound Video here: FnJIb4A-DuY download track listing 1 Need U (100%) [feat. A*M*E] [Radio Edit] 2 Need U (100%) [feat. A*M*E] 3 Need U (100%) [feat. A*M*E] [Waze & Odyssey Remix] 4 Need U (100%) [feat. A*M*E] [skreamix] Chart history (Year peak title): Duke Dumont 2013 01 Need U (100%) (Duke Dumont Feat. A*M*E) -1- A*M*E 2013 01 Need U (100%) (Duke Dumont Feat. A*M*E) Discussion Thread Here
April 7, 201313 yr > #1 [ NEW ENTRY] > DUKE DUMONT feat. A*M*E > "Need U (100%)" [non-album single] > 1- > 1 week top 40 > #2 [ NON-MOVER] > P!NK feat. NATE RUESS > "Just Give Me A Reason" [3rd single from "The Truth About Love"] > 74-24-16-10-4-3-3-2-2- > 8 weeks top 40; 9 weeks top 75 > #3 [ from #4] > JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE > "Mirrors" [2nd single from "The 20/20 Experience"] > 28-4-1-1-1-2-4-3- > 8 weeks top 40 > #4 [ from #3] > THE SATURDAYS feat. SEAN PAUL > "What About Us" [2nd single from TBA 4th album] > 1-3-4- > 3 weeks top 40 > #5 [ NON-MOVER] > BASTILLE > "Pompeii" [4th single from "Bad Blood"] > 2-3-5-5-5-5- > 6 weeks top 40 > #6 [ from #1] > PJ & DUNCAN > "Let's Get Ready To Rhumble" [3rd single from "Psyche"] > 18-11-9-9-14-15-16-29-40-54-61-x(965)-1-6- > 11 weeks top 40; 13 weeks top 75 > #7 [ from #9] > NELLY > "Hey Porsche" [1st single from "M.O."] > 17-15-9-7- > 4 weeks top 40 > #8 [ from #11] > PITBULL feat. CHRISTINA AGUILERA > "Feel This Moment" [4th single from "Global Warming"] > 27-11-8- > 3 weeks top 40 > #9 [ from #6] > BRUNO MARS > "When I Was Your Man" [2nd single from "Unorthodox Jukebox"] > 46-7-7-7-2-4-4-6-9- > 8 weeks top 40; 9 weeks top 75 > #10 [ NEW ENTRY] > MICHAEL BUBLÉ > "It's A Beautiful Day" [1st single from "To Be Loved"] > 10- > 1 week top 40 > #11 [ from #10] > MACKLEMORE and RYAN LEWIS feat. WANZ > "Thrift Shop" [1st single from "The Heist"] > 81-24-2-1-2-2-4-5-7-7-10-11- > 11 weeks top 40; 12 weeks top 100 > #12 [ from #14] > TAYLOR SWIFT > "22" [3rd single from "Red"] > 66-26-11-14-12- > 4 weeks top 40; 5 weeks top 75 > #13 [ from #8] > BRIDGIT MENDLER > "Ready Or Not" [1st single from "Hello My Name Is..."] > 7-8-8-8-13- > 5 weeks top 40 > #14 [ from #13] > DISCLOSURE feat. ALUNAGEORGE > "White Noise" [2nd single from TBA debut album] > 28-2-5-11-13-11-10-9-13-14- > 10 weeks top 40 > #15 [ fromn #7] > CHARLIE BROWN > "On My Way" [1st single from TBA debut album] > 7-15- > 2 weeks top 40 > #16 [ from #15] > THE LUMINEERS > "Ho Hey" [1st single from "The Lumineers"] > 45-23-12-15-8-11-11-12-16-17-16-16-13-19-22-23-28-15-20-21-18-16-12-15-16- > 24 weeks top 40; 25 weeks top 75 > #17 [ from #12] > ONE DIRECTION > "One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)" [non-album single] > 1-3-6-2-6-12-17- > 7 weeks top 40 > #18 [ from #32] > IMAGINE DRAGONS > "Radioactive" [2nd single from "Night Visions"] > 35-56-67-52-59-58-50-46-38-38-33-41-48-65-54-36-31-32-18- > 8 weeks top 40; 19 weeks top 75 > #19 [ from #25] > CALVIN HARRIS feat. ELLIE GOULDING > "I Need Your Love" [7th single from "18 Months"] > 85-x(18)-75-41-25-19- > 2 weeks top 40; 4 weeks top 75; 5 weeks top 100 > #20 [ from #16] > AVICII vs. NICKY ROMERO > "I Could Be The One" [non-album single] > 1-5-5-8-9-10-16-20- > 8 weeks top 40 > #21 [ from #19] > THE 1975 > "Chocolate" [1st single from "Music For Cars"] > 84-x(1)-71-54-42-24-21-19-19-21- > 5 weeks top 40; 8 weeks top 75; 9 weeks top 100 > #22 [ from #17] > TAYLOR SWIFT > "I Knew You Were Trouble." [2nd single from "Red"] > 23-27-53-100-x(1)-79-47-24-13-11-8-7-5-2-4-3-4-9-12-6-6-10-14-17-17-22- > 21 weeks top 40; 23 weeks top 75; 25 weeks top 100 > #23 [ from #22] > WILL.I.AM and BRITNEY SPEARS > "Scream & Shout" [3rd single from "#willpower"] > 2-3-2-2-1-1-2-3-6-11-18-22-25-25-28-22-23- > 17 weeks top 40 > #24 [ from #31] > CHRISTINA PERRI > "A Thousand Years" [2nd single from "The Twilight Saga - Breaking Dawn - Part 1 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"] > 52-39-32-38-46-57-87-91-83-87-85-97-92-x(39)-75-19-13-13-19-27-30-29-37-49-64-73-71-72-68-95-x(2)-27-25-31-24- > 15 weeks top 40; 25 weeks top 75; 33 weeks top 100 > #25 [ from #18] > JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE feat. JAY-Z > "Suit & Tie" [1st single from "The 20/20 Experience"] > 3-12-15-20-16-14-18-19-20-14-18-25- > 12 weeks top 40 > #26 [ from #27] > THE SCRIPT > "If You Could See Me Now" [3rd single from "#3"] > 36-26-20-22-23-27-26- > 7 weeks top 40 > #27 [ from #23] > RIHANNA feat. MIKKY EKKO > "Stay" [2nd single from "Unapologetic"] > 6-4-12-7-4-5-4-5-8-4-8-12-14-15-21-23-27- > 17 weeks top 40 > #28 [ from #21] > KODALINE > "High Hopes" [2nd single from "In A Perfect World"] > 16-21-28- > 3 weeks top 40 > #29 [ NEW ENTRY] > CHRIS BROWN > "Fine China" [1st single from "X"] > 29- > 1 week top 40 > #30 [ from #55] > HAIM > "Falling" [3rd single from TBA debut album] > 70-x(2)-95-84-69-55-30- > 1 week top 40; 4 weeks top 75; 6 weeks top 100 > #31 [ from #20] > NICOLE SCHERZINGER > "Boomerang" [1st single from TBA 2nd album] > 6-13-20-31- > 4 weeks top 40 > #32 [ from #24] > OLLY MURS > "Army Of Two" [2nd single from "Right Place Right Time"] > 89-23-19-13-12-18-24-32- > 7 weeks top 40; 8 weeks top 100 > #33 [ from #28] > BRUNO MARS > "Locked Out Of Heaven" [1st single from "Unorthodox Jukebox"] > 2-9-2-2-3-5-6-4-8-10-14-16-23-22-26-25-21-24-30-28-33- > 21 weeks top 40 > #34 [ NEW ENTRY] > IMAGINE DRAGONS > "On Top Of The World" [album track from "Night Visions"] > 34- > 1 week top 40 > #35 [ from #30] > CALVIN HARRIS feat. TINIE TEMPAH > "Drinking From The Bottle" [6th single from "18 Months"] > 25-17-43-81-x(1)-92-98-61-43-15-5-6-5-6-7-8-15-20-26-28-33-30-35- > 16 weeks top 40; 19 weeks top 75; 22 weeks top 100 > #36 [ from #53] > IGGY AZALEA > "Work" [1st single from "The New Classic"] > 55-53-36- > 1 week top 40; 3 weeks top 75 > #37 [ from #26] > EMELI SANDÉ > "Clown" [5th single from "Our Version Of Events"] > 62-x(11)-35-42-78-94-23-11-8-8-4-9-10-15-17-13-22-26-37- > 14 weeks top 40; 16 weeks top 75; 18 weeks top 100 > #38 [ from #46] > MACKLEMORE and RYAN LEWIS feat. RAY DALTON > "Can't Hold Us" [2nd single from "The Heist"] > 53-46-38- > 1 week top 40; 3 weeks top 75 > #39 [ from #29] > BAAUER > "Harlem Shake" [non-album single] > 3-3-8-9-11-20-29-39- > 8 weeks top 40 > #40 [ NEW ENTRY] > IMAGINE DRAGONS > "It's Time" [3rd single from "Night Visions"][/i] > 40- > 1 week top 40 SUCH ENTHUSIASM from Duke Dumont there! Great #1 though :D
April 7, 201313 yr Wiley's biggest hits are 'Wearing My Rolex' which doesn't have a featured artist and 'Heatwave'/'Can You Hear Me? (Ayayaya)' whose featured artists aren't known for much outside those songs :huh: The latter two rely on someone else singing the chorus, though. Why would someone want to buy a Wiley album when he doesn't even do the choruses? And yes Chipmunk and Dappy had top ten albums but they sold practically nothing. Unless you're Eminem or Plan B in the UK then the best you can hope for is a top ten album and maybe a Gold certification.
April 7, 201313 yr :( I'm getting used to the idea of Pink not getting to no.1. Although fairplay I thought this would be low top 10 for a week and disappear.
April 7, 201313 yr Love the Duke Dumont track. :wub: Shame P!nk's becoming the new 'Moves Like Jagger' with this though.
April 7, 201313 yr The latter two rely on someone else singing the chorus, though. Why would someone want to buy a Wiley album when he doesn't even do the choruses? And yes Chipmunk and Dappy had top ten albums but they sold practically nothing. Unless you're Eminem or Plan B in the UK then the best you can hope for is a top ten album and maybe a Gold certification. What the hell does not doing the choruses have to do with people buying an album? :lol: It's right that few rap albums do well (Eminem's entire career, Tinie Tempah and 50 Cent being a few exceptions), but someone with singles as big as Wiley's should at least manage a top 10 debut. Edited April 7, 201313 yr by Bra
April 7, 201313 yr The latter two rely on someone else singing the chorus, though. Why would someone want to buy a Wiley album when he doesn't even do the choruses? And yes Chipmunk and Dappy had top ten albums but they sold practically nothing. Unless you're Eminem or Plan B in the UK then the best you can hope for is a top ten album and maybe a Gold certification. People like The Streets and 50 Cent had some big albums in the UK too.
April 7, 201313 yr Looks like Just Give Me A Reason could be this years "Moves Like Jagger". 2 weeks at #2 already and it should get a third next week. Then possibly more when it overtakes Duke but can't beat Rudimental/Chris Malinchak. DUKE DUMONT YES!!!
April 7, 201313 yr What the hell does not doing the choruses have to do with people buying an album? :lol: Erm, it's quite obvious. If he doesn't sing choruses then why would anyone want to buy the album? If a rapper is just going to throw out a song every few months with someone else singing the chorus what incentive does that give to people to buy one of his albums? There's a reason why rappers like him (and Chipmunk and Tinchy and Flo Rida etc) don't sell albums is because no one really cares about them. They'll buy their singles, sure, because it's someone else singing the chorus but they probably don't even consider buying a full album of theirs because it could essentially be anyone doing the "rappy bits".
April 7, 201313 yr Author Erm, it's quite obvious. If he doesn't sing choruses then why would anyone want to buy the album? If a rapper is just going to throw out a song every few months with someone else singing the chorus what incentive does that give to people to buy one of his albums? There's a reason why rappers like him (and Chipmunk and Tinchy and Flo Rida etc) don't sell albums is because no one really cares about them. They'll buy their singles, sure, because it's someone else singing the chorus but they probably don't even consider buying a full album of theirs because it could essentially be anyone doing the "rappy bits". Oh come now this is a silly arguement- Eminem does exactly the same trick and yet sells albums by the truckload- after all who was Dido before Eminem sampled her?
April 7, 201313 yr Erm, it's quite obvious. If he doesn't sing choruses then why would anyone want to buy the album? If a rapper is just going to throw out a song every few months with someone else singing the chorus what incentive does that give to people to buy one of his albums? There's a reason why rappers like him (and Chipmunk and Tinchy and Flo Rida etc) don't sell albums is because no one really cares about them. They'll buy their singles, sure, because it's someone else singing the chorus but they probably don't even consider buying a full album of theirs because it could essentially be anyone doing the "rappy bits". I think it's more to do with the genre of music they're doing to be honest. The rappers that release dance-pop singles (like Flo Rida, Pitbull, LMFAO) won't sell much. Rap artists that are doing hip hop music do better in the album charts. Some hip hop artists can chart quite high in the UK album charts without really getting any chart hits (e.g. Lil Wayne, Nas, Rick Ross, etc.). And people like Drake and Kanye West do well too.
April 7, 201313 yr Oh come now this is a silly arguement- Eminem does exactly the same trick and yet sells albums by the truckload- after all who was Dido before Eminem sampled her? You can't compare someone like Wiley to Eminem. Eminem has always released proper hip hop/rap songs full of hooks and humour and also touches on sensitive and controversial issues. He's more than just your average rapper. He's had plenty of massive songs that he's done himself (Lose Yourself, Without Me, Not Afraid, The Real Slim Shady etc) and puts alot of effort into videos and public appearances. Wiley jumps between urban music to dance music and his lyrcs are generally awful. He's got absolutely no identity. I bet half of the UK wouldn't even recognise him in the street.
April 7, 201313 yr Author You can't compare someone like Wiley to Eminem. Eminem has always released proper hip hop/rap songs full of hooks and humour and also touches on sensitive and controversial issues. He's more than just your average rapper. He's had plenty of massive songs that he's done himself (Lose Yourself, Without Me, Not Afraid, The Real Slim Shady etc) and puts alot of effort into videos and public appearances. Wiley jumps between urban music to dance music and his lyrcs are generally awful. He's got absolutely no identity. I bet half of the UK wouldn't even recognise him in the street. I recall back in 99 "My Name Is" was regarded as novelty by some (of course we didn't know what was to come) and it certainly felt gimmicky. I support your basic argument to the extent that rap artists (and certainly UK rap acts) don't sell albums in the volumes in that US rap acts do but that's more to do with the fact that rap is always seen as a US genre which they do far better than we can. Hence the big names of the genre always come from the states. You can compare something like "Wearing My Rolex" to "My Name is" and they aren't poles apart in terms of where the act was at that point in their career.
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