Last weekend it fell dramatically if I remember rightly and that's why it got stuck between 10 and 14 all week and then it stabilised later. so it got off to a bad start but its doing better this weekend. As Hurricane said, songs more than a week old climb more at weekends cause more people have heard them by then. Let's enjoy this while we can :D

combined

1. One Republic - Counting Stars 105.6% (+0.3%)

2. Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball 74.7% (-0.8%)

3. Eminem - Rap God 57.1% (-2.4%)

4. Katy Perry - Roar 56.3% (+1.9%)

5. James Blunt - Bonfire Heart 50.1% (-1.9%)

6. Eminem - Berzerk 42.3% (-0.8%) :arrowup:

7. Lawson - Juliet 42.1% (-1.4%) :arrowdown:

8. Connor Maynard - R U Crazy 41% (+-0%) :arrowup:

9. Wilkinson - Afterglow 40.1% (-1.6%) :arrowdown:

10. Drake - Hold On We're Going Home 37.6% (-0.2%)

11. Jason Derulo - Talk Dirty 35.4% (+0.3%)

12. The Vamps - Can We Dance 34.4% (+0.7%)

13. The Saturdays - Disco Love 32.3% (-0.9%)

14. Avicii - You Make Me - 32.1% (-0.2%)

15. Iggy Azalea - Change Your Life 30.8% (-1.3%)

Edited October 19, 201311 yr by jsg2013

It's been fairly stable after that sudden from on Sunday/Monday. It's been (combined) between 12 and 13 for the most part, and only yesterday dropped down to 15 for a short while before climbing back up.

 

Yeah but the same happened with most of their other singles. In the space of 7 days they'd fallen eleven places. Being stable at one position for a day, and having a one place climb for a while doesn't really mean anything when they've fallen so much.

Their the saturdays not Katy Perry. they're singles will fall when an album of theirs is released,a s do many British artists unless they've got HUGE rado support

Yeah but the same happened with most of their other singles. In the space of 7 days they'd fallen eleven places. Being stable at one position for a day, and having a one place climb for a while doesn't really mean anything when they've fallen so much.

 

It is something positive though. It's nice to come in here and not see a -1% or -2% hourly update for once. It also gives me hope that it won't continue to plummet as quickly as it has been.

Where will it peak in US/Canada!!! Any wild guesses....;)

 

My guesses:

Disco Love - 95 (iTunes US) / 75 (Billboard canada)

Lftw - top 200 iTunes US/CA

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combined

1. One Republic - Counting Stars 105.6% (+-0%)

2. Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball 74.1% (-0.6%)

3. Katy Perry - Roar 60.6% (+4.3%) :arrowup:

4. Eminem - Rap God 50.7% (-6.4%) :arrowdown:

5. James Blunt - Bonfire Heart 48.7% (-1.4%)

6. Lawson - Juliet 41.3% (-0.8%) :arrowup:

7. Connor Maynard - R U Crazy 41.3% (+0.3%) :arrowup:

8. Eminem - Berzerk 40.2% (-2.1%) :arrowdown:

9. Wilkinson - Afterglow 38.3% (-1.8%)

10. Drake - Hold On We're Going Home 37.4% (-0.2%)

11. Jason Derulo - Talk Dirty 37% (+1.6%)

12. The Vamps - Can We Dance 35.4% (+1%)

13. The Saturdays - Disco Love 32.4% (+0.1%)

14. Avicii - You Make Me - 32.2% (+0.1%)

15. Iggy Azalea - Change Your Life 28.2% (-2.6%)

DL @ 14 this week .....hope it sustains top 20 next week.

Edited October 20, 201311 yr by holler

#23 on iTunes but #19 combined.

Just checked a jessie j thread on Popjustice. Was out of he top 100 last week on itunes. #11 on official charts. But it's risen back again

Edited October 20, 201311 yr by vivek