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Also little mix actually managing to go top 100 thought they done nothing on any format, at them being higher than Taylor too

 

Think they were top 75 most of the week on iTunes then Apple Music was giving them Playlist support.

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Not sure if its been done before but if Ellie does fall out of the top 40 next week that will be 2 in a row, LadBaby, followed by Ellie. dropping from #1

 

I’m also wondering when was the last time we had two consecutive No.1s that failed to sell 200k in total? (though Ellie will surely breach that next year/when the song goes onto other platforms too, however).

I’m also wondering when was the last time we had two consecutive No.1s that failed to sell 200k in total? (though Ellie will surely breach that next year/when the song goes onto other platforms too, however).
Thought I'd look this up; did not foresee how far back I'd have to go!

 

Within 2015-2019, there are very few #1s below platinum at all - just Sam Smith's 'Lay Me Down', the NHS Choir, Artists For Grenfell, both LadBaby songs and 'River', and 'Lay Me Down' is only because of the John Legend-featuring Comic Relief version being counted separately (it's gold while the solo version [in its presumably-combined multiple incarnations] is platinum).

 

There are many gold/silver ones in 2008-2014, but the only ones below silver are 'Islands In The Stream' (Comic Relief 2009) and 'Wishing On A Star' (The X Factor Finalists 2011). They had sold 156k and 167k as of their respective end-of-year charts.

 

Before 2008, there are more uncertified ones sprinkled around, but the last time with 2 in a row... if you ignore songs returning to #1, it's Robbie Williams' 'Radio' and Ja Rule's 'Wonderful' in Oct-Nov 2004 (which were interrupted by Eric Prydz returning to #1 for 2 weeks). Before that, it's Sam & Mark's 'With A Little Help From My Friends' and Busted's 'Who's David?' in Feb 2004. (Assuming the BPI database isn't missing any information. I know the Elvis reissues don't include their original sales but of the 2 that were consecutive, one has a current-era certification anyway.)

 

Here's my whole list:

 

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Is All This Time really not even silver?
...ah, yes it is - I searched 'Michelle McManus', but it appears as just 'Michelle' in the BPI database. Will fix.
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she is at just over 180k so far so Silver should come for her well before next Christmas

 

I’ve no idea how she’ll do this week but I suspect she won’t shift 20k, trickle streams through the next few weeks should give her the Certification soon however.

It'll be interesting to see if she falls like the other seasonal tracks.
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I'm sure she'll have a significant drop although I can't quite see it exiting the top 100 entirely so 3 Lions will still have its record.
It's new plus it's by all acounts on other playlists. If it was on other platforms it would def fall slowly as airplay is only rising now and will be decent this week with it being no1!
Nice one, will have a proper fall down the chart then. Can the numbers be posted here or do they not have any?
Sorry if I've missed it but has the sales chart been posted yet?

Thanks for posting this - really nice rundown and saw some videos for waitresses etc I've never saw.

 

Why though to the OCC say Queen Thank God Its Christmas is a NE?

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