Disturbed are #154 not #134 on Spotify, Environment :P

 

Pink, Blink and Disturbed all in the chart at the same time is like we've gone back to 2002 *.*

Disturbed are #154 not #134 on Spotify, Environment :P

 

Pink, Blink and Disturbed all in the chart at the same time is like we've gone back to 2002 *.*

 

Oops thanks! We've also got Craig David and Coldplay plus maybe some others I'm missing. Really been loving all these acts from the early 00s doing well/appearing in the charts over a decade later. *_*

Disturbed are #154 not #134 on Spotify, Environment :P

 

Pink, Blink and Disturbed all in the chart at the same time is like we've gone back to 2002 *.*

With Disturbed at #154 on Spotify, they might just about secure a place in the top 40 tomorrow

Who tf is Nafees?

 

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Nafees - Dil Jaaniye

 

Oops thanks! We've also got Craig David and Coldplay plus maybe some others I'm missing. Really been loving all these acts from the early 00s doing well/appearing in the charts over a decade later. *_*

Sean Paul is the other most obvious one :)

Sean Paul is the other most obvious one :)

 

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And don't forget Zedd and Kesha are releasing a track together.

 

I thought Kesha's hands were tied by here a**hole record company?

50. Wild Things - Alessia Cara

 

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I thought Kesha's hands were tied by here a**hole record company?

 

Even so...

 

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I'm guessing that Calvin & Rihanna will go to number one this week, anything that Calvin seems to release on air / on sale always seems to do incredibly well so I can imagine both fans streaming and purchasing the song enough to debut it at #1.

 

10. Meghan Trainor - NO

19. Blink 182 - Bored to Death

22. Galantis - No Money

31. Zara Larsson - Lush Life [Pull through, I need you to sell another 400,000 copies of 'Lush Life'.

97. The Vamps Feat Omi - I Found A Girl

Oops thanks! We've also got Craig David and Coldplay plus maybe some others I'm missing. Really been loving all these acts from the early 00s doing well/appearing in the charts over a decade later. *_*

Not to mention Meghan Trainor's 'NO' taking influence of early Britney. Music tastes go round in circles really - the passed few years, we've seen a lot of 90s house influence in the chart and now we've moved onto the late 90s/early 00s. I imagine in the next few years, we'll see the return of songs like 'Get Right' and 'Goodies' - i.e. R&B songs with peculiar sounding choruses, essentially a mash-up of the sounds from The Weeknd/Rihanna with Major Lazer/DJ Snake and the like.

I'm guessing that Calvin & Rihanna will go to number one this week, anything that Calvin seems to release on air / on sale always seems to do incredibly well so I can imagine both fans streaming and purchasing the song enough to debut it at #1.

 

10. Meghan Trainor - NO

19. Blink 182 - Bored to Death

22. Galantis - No Money

31. Zara Larsson - Lush Life [Pull through, I need you to sell another 400,000 copies of 'Lush Life'.

97. The Vamps Feat Omi - I Found A Girl

 

His streams will have to be fairly substantial as Drakes doing 600-700k a day at the moment and set for 140k sales in the chart and I can't see that falling massively next week although his downloads might be less.

97. Company - Justin Bieber

 

Hope this can go top 40 at least!

I'm guessing that Calvin & Rihanna will go to number one this week, anything that Calvin seems to release on air / on sale always seems to do incredibly well so I can imagine both fans streaming and purchasing the song enough to debut it at #1.

I guess it all depends on how good the song actually is. 'How Deep Is Your Love' only entered at #8 IIRC but then again this one does have added Rihanna, so I can see it probably going Top 3.

I guess it all depends on how good the song actually is. 'How Deep Is Your Love' only entered at #8 IIRC but then again this one does have added Rihanna, so I can see it probably going Top 3.

#7!

 

Would've entered the top 5 probably under the release conditions of today though, as it was behind a top six full of held-back releases (though of course songs like Black Magic and Are You With Me would have probably been big top 3s with OA/OS.

 

HDIYL was sadly directly prevented from going to #1 by Drag Me Down and Marvin Gaye but it out-sold both of those :D Hopefully something similar doesn't happen this time and Calvin and Rihanna can bag another UK #1 (though not necessarily debuting at #1)