Finally we're here :lol:

Britney crashed Buzzjack.

:D

Anyway, Black Beatles up to 3!

21 Little Mix Touch

56 Britney Spears Slumber Party (feat. Tinashe)

 

Two singles finishing 2016 with a bang.

Surprised that Britney and Tinashe are top 60! :o genuinely thought it'd be more of a fleeting top 100 appearance by this point and disappear after that. Glad its gonna be a more fleeting top 60 on iTunes hit instead. :D

21 Little Mix Touch

56 Britney Spears Slumber Party (feat. Tinashe)

 

Two singles finishing 2016 with a bang.

I see bops :cheer:

2 Rae Sremmurd - Black Beatles (feat. Gucci Mane)

6 Nathan Sykes - Famous

12 Olly Murs - Grow Up

20 Nevada - The Mack (feat. Fetty Wap & Mark Morrison)

24 Rag'n'Bone Man - Human :cheer:

60 Wilkinson - Sweet Lies (feat. Karen Harding)

62 Disciples - Daylight

76 Sage the Gemini - Now and Later

77 Craig David - All We Needed (CIN 2016 Single) [also #97]

 

This Rae Sremmurd slayage *.*

I don't get that song at all <_<

Rae Sremmurd will easily be next week's #1 then I guess. Amazing how much it's taken off everywhere.

 

Why's Rag'n'Bone Man climbing? Other than being TotD yesterday.

Oh I wondered when Human would get a shot here. It's good, and I hope it smashes because it will stand out.

 

I do hope we can have a bit more variety in the chart/played on the radio next year and that people stop shoehorning tropical house elements into their music for no reason other than to try and gain a foothold on Spotify.

Why are people so gassed about this Black Beatles song? I know that it features in the mannequin challenge but other than that I fail to see the appeal of it.

Its appeal IS the Mannequin challenge

Edited November 16, 20169 yr by Euphorique

I actually really like Black Beatles as a song off its own merit!

I actually really like Black Beatles as a song off its own merit!

 

Me too! It's so catchy.

#1 turnover looking astonishingly good then *.*

Its appeal IS the Mannequin challenge

I'd honestly never heard of the Mannequin challenge until yesterday night.

It's seriously blown up recently though, not quite Harlem Shake levels of viralness but close. Even the

has done it.

In my opinion, even Juju On That Beat is better than Black Beatles.

 

There, I've said it

I really think it's more like 'We Can't Stop' than Ke$ha.

 

Don't get my comparisons again? :lol: ....by the way that tune that sounds a bit like Stonebridge and Therese's collabs is on the verge of itunes top 40 :cheer:

 

Yes I see the comparison between ATAP and WCS...but that sort of thing is very dated, and I never liked We Can't Stop anyway.

Edited November 16, 20169 yr by Mountain Emperor