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Jess Glynne

I'll Be There

 

Great job Jess Glynne for reaching that song #1 this week! 'I'll Be There' is such a big pop tune this year.

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Why has he been so adamant that this is the "only chart that counts" and that "it's the OFFICIAL chart" so its better? Not that I'm complaining but whats going on here :P

Probably because the Big Top 40 on Capital exists, and is quite popular

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Why has he been so adamant that this is the "only chart that counts" and that "it's the OFFICIAL chart" so its better? Not that I'm complaining but whats going on here :P

 

It's just a throwback to what Bruno Brookes used to say in the 90s.

I don't mind Jess Glynne but the fact that I'll Be There has gone #1, yet Paradise and No Tears Left To Cry were denied it irks me greatly
Probably because the Big Top 40 on Capital exists!

 

And iTunes, Spotify, numerous charts all over video channels.. they might as well make a big deal about this being the actual chart

It's just a throwback to what Bruno Brookes used to say in the 90s.

 

Was there some sort of commercial radio rival chart back then?

One week for Jess i feel.

 

And thats 1 week more than the song should be.

 

Its absolute dribble. She is so overated.

Was there some sort of commercial radio rival chart back then?

 

The rivalry goes back to 1984.

 

Was there some sort of commercial radio rival chart back then?

 

Yep - the commercial radio chart has existed since about 1984 or something? Then in 1993 Neil Fox started the Pepsi Chart, which took the official top 10 (sales & airplay 11-40), and that really quickly stole a lot of listeners from Radio 1. So "The only chart that counts" was one of the things they used to say a lot on the R1 show around 1994 to remind people that the other charts were made up.

The irony being that even this chart is now manipulated from being a realistic reflection of what is popular by ACR.
Someone suggest to radio 1 to do a full top 40 countdown. Preferably with a revamped version of “At the Sign of the Swinging Cymbal”. Nevermind I’m asking for too much already.
The irony being that even this chart is now manipulated from being a realistic reflection of what is popular by ACR.

 

The whole thing is more manipulated than it's ever been. But that's just the way it is, I guess.

The irony being that even this chart is now manipulated from being a realistic reflection of what is popular by ACR.

 

Mmm, but on the other hand, ever since they added streams to the chart it's had to be manipulated in some way. Even if they'd never introduced ACR they still had to decide how to calculate the streams to sales ratio, and adding sales and streams together has made the chart somewhat artificial.

Jess won

 

Buzzjack haters lost!

 

Bisexuality at the top prevailed!

Well done to Jess, but i would think next week it is a battle between Clean Bandit and George Ezra. Both are wonderful and i would welcome both getting at least a week at number 1.

Glad to see Jess getting the #1 and extending her record even though this isn't her best song ever (but it is good, a hell of a lot better than 'These Days' at least). Clean Bandit can get it next week. Or preferably George Ezra.

 

Yay for Tom Walker and Cardi B going top 10, M-22 on the rise again, Jorja Smith's 'Blue Lights' FINALLY going top 40 (first heard that literally years ago!) and Juice WRLD sneaking in as well ~

 

Solo, Shotgun, Better Now, and I Like It all deserve to be #1s here tbh... and I bet Solo is the only one that'll actually make it

 

also this ('Better Now' to hopefully make it if/when it gets a video? I don't see 'I Like It' getting as high as #1 but hope it can keep climbing)

I'll Be There number #1, Jess Glynne is our queen, Buzzjack haters are shaking.

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