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01 01 15 The Weeknd ~ Blinding Lights
02 02 10 Saint Jhn ~ Roses
03 NE 01 Aitch and AJ Tracey ~ Rain
04 03 12 Roddy Ricch ~ The Box
05 06 19 Dua Lipa ~ Don't Start Now
06 04 04 Billie Eilish ~ No Time To Die
07 07 07 Joel Corry ~ Lonely
08 13 06 Dua Lipa ~ Physical
09 10 11 Doja Cat ~ Say So
10 08 63 Lewis Capaldi ~ Someone You Loved
11 09 05 Justin Bieber ~ Intentions (feat. Quavo)
12 12 09 Halsey ~ You Should Be Sad
13 15 08 Eminem ~ Godzilla (feat. Juice WRLD)
14 11 09 Future ~ Life Is Good (feat. Drake)
15 05 02 Lady Gaga ~ Stupid Love
16 16 09 Becky Hill ~ Better Off Without You (feat. Shift K3Y)
17 14 14 Harry Styles ~ Adore You
18 19 32 Tones & I ~ Dance Monkey
19 23 04 Sam Smith ~ To Die For
20 20 50 Billie Eilish ~ Bad Guy
21 18 14 Camila Cabello ~ My Oh My (feat. DaBaby)
22 17 17 Billie Eilish ~ Everything I Wanted
23 21 17 Lewis Capaldi ~ Before You Go
24 22 07 Harry Styles ~ Falling
25 28 02 Mabel ~ Boyfriend
26 NE 01 Da Beatfreakz ~ Self-Obsessed (feat. Krept & Konan, D-Block Europe and Deno)
27 25 08 Jonas Brothers ~ What A Man Gotta Do
28 26 16 Stormzy ~ Own It (feat. Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy)
29 27 33 Lewis Capaldi ~ Hold Me While You Wait
30 24 10 Justin Bieber ~ Yummy
31 29 07 J Hus ~ Play Play (feat. Burna Boy)
32 34 04 24kGoldn ~ City of Angels
33 36 05 Anne-Marie ~ Birthday
34 35 04 Powfu ~ Death Bed (feat. Beabadoobee)
35 NE 01 Demi Lovato ~ I Love Me
36 NE 01 Lil Uzi Vert ~ Baby Pluto
37 NE 01 Lil Uzi Vert ~ P2
38 33 05 Khalid and Disclosure ~ Know Your Worth
39 NE 01 Benee ~ Supalonely (feat. Gus Dapperton)
40 31 03 Ashe ~ Moral of the Story

41 40 05 Lil Mosey ~ Blueberry Faygo
42 32 11 Dermot Kennedy ~ Power Over Me
43 30 03 The Weeknd ~ After Hours
44 39 04 Pop Smoke ~ Dior
45 38 49 Mabel ~ Don't Call Me Up
46 37 11 Mustard ~ Ballin' (feat. Roddy Ricch)
47 80 02 Lil Uzi Vert ~ That Way
48 43 03 Jax Jones and Martin Solveig present Europa ~ Tequila (feat. Raye)
49 41 19 Arizona Zervas ~ Roxanne
50 46 117 Ed Sheeran ~ Perfect
51 50 04 Surfaces ~ Sunday Best
52 42 08 DigDat ~ Ei8ht Mile (feat. Aitch)
53 81 06 KSI ~ Wake Up Call (feat. Trippie Redd)
54 48 05 The Pussycat Dolls ~ React
55 47 09 Roddy Ricch ~ High Fashion (feat. Mustard)
56 49 25 Maroon 5 ~ Memories
57 58 07 Ali Gatie ~ What If I Told You I Love You
58 RE 02 Doja Cat ~ Boss Bitch
59 44 02 SZA and Justin Timberlake ~ The Other Side
60 51 12 MK and Sonny Fodera ~ One Night (feat. Raphaella)
61 57 05 Nathan Dawe ~ Flowers (feat. Jaykae)
62 NE 01 Darkoo ~ Juicy (feat. Hardy Caprio)
63 54 05 M24 ~ London (feat. Tion Wayne)
64 NE 01 Jhené Aiko ~ B.S. (feat. H.E.R.)
65 68 28 Post Malone ~ Circles
66 53 04 B Young ~ Wine
67 56 09 Selena Gomez ~ Rare
68 61 11 JP Saxe ~ If The World Was Ending (feat. Julia Michaels)
69 62 03 Young T & Bugsey ~ Bully Beef (feat. Fredo)
70 70 32 Lizzo ~ Good As Hell
71 NE 01 Chunkz and Yung Filly ~ Clean Up
72 64 16 Trevor Daniel ~ Falling
73 65 05 Sam Fischer ~ This City
74 59 08 Celeste ~ Stop This Flame
75 63 22 Meduza, Becky Hill and Goodboys ~ Lose Control

76 52 03 Aitch ~ Mice
77 69 30 Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber ~ I Don't Care
78 91 05 Niall Horan ~ No Judgement
79 71 07 J Hus ~ Repeat (feat. Koffee)
80 82 11 Noah Cyrus ~ July
81 RE 02 Tory Lanez ~ The Take (feat. Chris Brown)
82 76 50 Dave ~ Location (feat. Burna Boy)
83 60 04 Justin Bieber ~ Forever (feat. Post Malone and Clever)
84 NE 01 Jhené Aiko ~ P*$$y Fairy (OTW)
85 89 53 AJ Tracey ~ Ladbroke Grove
86 77 25 Jax Jones ~ This Is Real (feat. Ella Henderson)
87 55 02 Unknown T ~ Fresh Home
88 83 30 Regard ~ Ride It
89 67 05 Tobi & Manny ~ Destined For Greatness (feat. Janellé)
90 RE 36 Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello ~ Señorita
91 84 03 Tom Grennan ~ This Is The Place
92 75 07 M Huncho ~ Pee Pee
93 88 04 Jay1 ~ Flex (feat. JB Scofield)
94 79 05 NSG ~ Ourself
95 45 03 BTS ~ On
96 RE 29 Ed Sheeran ~ Beautiful People (feat. Khalid)
97 NE 01 Katy Perry ~ Never Worn White
98 87 22 Endor ~ Pump It Up
99 72 04 M Huncho ~ Indulge (feat. D-Block Europe)
100 RE 96 George Ezra ~ Shotgun

Dropouts
xx 66 01 Lil Baby ~ Heatin Up (feat. Gunna)
xx 73 04 Lil Baby ~ Woah
xx 74 02 Tokyo's Revenge ~ GoodMorningTokyo!
xx 78 01 Lil Baby ~ Emotionally Scarred
xx 85 23 Ed Sheeran ~ South of the Border (feat. Camila Cabello and Cardi B)
xx 86 04 Taylor Swift ~ The Man
xx 90 09 Brockhampton ~ Sugar
xx 92 02 Gerry Cinnamon ~ Where We're Going
xx 93 67 Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper ~ Shallow
xx 94 10 Stormzy ~ Audacity (feat. Headie One)
xx 95 09 Olivia Rodrigo ~ All I Want
xx 96 02 Poundz ~ Smooth Criminal
xx 97 35 Kygo and Whitney Houston ~ Higher Love
xx 98 01 Brent Faiyaz ~ Trust
xx 99 05 Dave ~ Black
xx 100 20 Selena Gomez ~ Lose You To Love Me


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01 NE 01 Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott ~ Manchester Calling
02 01 43 Lewis Capaldi ~ Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent
03 NE 01 Lil Uzi Vert ~ Eternal Atake
04 NE 01 Deacon Blue ~ City Of Love
05 02 50 Billie Eilish ~ When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
06 04 13 Harry Styles ~ Fine Line
07 05 13 Stormzy ~ Heavy Is The Head
08 08 35 Ed Sheeran ~ No.6 Collaborations Project
09 NE 01 Lauv ~ How I'm Feeling
10 14 27 Post Malone ~ Hollywood's Bleeding
11 12 07 J Hus ~ Big Conspiracy
12 10 08 Eminem ~ Music To Be Murdered By
13 NE 01 Jhené Aiko ~ Chilombo
14 03 03 BTS ~ Map of the Soul: 7
15 09 04 Justin Bieber ~ Changes
16 15 32 Mabel ~ High Expectations
17 19 158 Ed Sheeran ~ ÷
18 20 884 Queen ~ Greatest Hits
19 17 88 Billie Eilish ~ Don't Smile At Me
20 06 02 Lil Baby ~ My Turn
21 23 69 Fleetwood Mac ~ 50 Years: Don't Stop
22 21 122 Elton John ~ Diamonds
23 25 145 Dua Lipa ~ Dua Lipa
24 22 29 Taylor Swift ~ Lover
25 26 62 Jax Jones ~ Snacks
26 NE 01 Rory Gallagher ~ Check Shirt Wizard: Live In '77
27 16 53 Dave ~ Psychodrama
28 NE 01 David Soul ~ Gold
29 NE 01 The Fizz ~ Smoke & Mirrors
30 27 24 Becky Hill ~ Get To Know
31 35 340 Oasis ~ Time Flies: 1994-2009
32 24 54 Tom Walker ~ What A Time To Be Alive
33 31 400 Eminem ~ Curtain Call: The Hits
34 29 05 Pop Smoke ~ Meet the Woo 2
35 51 98 Post Malone ~ Beerbongs & Bentleys
36 30 07 M Huncho ~ Huncholini The 1st
37 34 35 Lizzo ~ Cuz I Love You
38 41 07 Doja Cat ~ Hot Pink
39 36 14 Roddy Ricch ~ Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial
40 32 827 Fleetwood Mac ~ Rumours

41 43 427 Oasis ~ (What's the Story) Morning Glory
42 37 103 George Ezra ~ Staying At Tamara's
43 39 932 Abba ~ Gold: Greatest Hits
44 38 09 Selena Gomez ~ Rare
45 40 253 The Beatles ~ 1
46 44 87 Drake ~ Scorpion
47 28 04 Tame Impala ~ The Slow Rush
48 42 26 Sam Fender ~ Hypersonic Missiles
49 49 99 XXXTentacion ~ ?
50 56 08 Halsey ~ Manic
51 33 04 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie ~ Artist 2.0
52 NE 01 The Shires ~ Greatest Hits
53 46 286 Queen ~ The Platinum Collection
54 75 21 James Arthur ~ You
55 48 24 D-Block Europe ~ PTSD
56 50 64 Gerry Cinnamon ~ Erratic Cinematic
57 52 312 Whitney Houston ~ The Ultimate Collection
58 18 03 Ozzy Osbourne ~ Ordinary Man
59 54 299 Ed Sheeran ~ ×
60 80 349 Oasis ~ Definitely Maybe
61 57 173 David Bowie ~ Legacy
62 58 434 Michael Jackson ~ Number Ones
63 61 279 Sam Smith ~ In The Lonely Hour
64 60 65 Juice WRLD ~ Goodbye & Good Riddance
65 RE 147 Post Malone ~ Stoney
66 59 339 Arctic Monkeys ~ AM
67 64 916 Bob Marley and The Wailers ~ Legend
68 65 72 Jess Glynne ~ Always In Between
69 55 23 Dermot Kennedy ~ Without Fear
70 68 57 Ariana Grande ~ Thank U, Next
71 71 169 The Killers ~ Direct Hits
72 86 157 Stereophonics ~ Best Of: Decade In The Sun
73 69 151 George Michael ~ Twenty Five
74 70 278 Arctic Monkeys ~ Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
75 66 11 D-Block Europe ~ Street Trauma

76 07 02 Five Finger Death Punch ~ F8
77 47 16 Rod Stewart ~ You're In My Heart
78 84 178 Lady Gaga ~ The Fame
79 13 02 Caribou ~ Suddenly
80 76 132 Maroon 5 ~ Singles
81 87 206 Red Hot Chili Peppers ~ Greatest Hits
82 79 363 Amy Winehouse ~ Back To Black
83 90 16 Michael Ball and Alfie Boe ~ Back Together
84 74 25 Liam Gallagher ~ Why Me? Why Not.
85 92 145 Stevie Wonder ~ The Definitive Collection
86 83 84 Anne-Marie ~ Speak Your Mind
87 78 14 Camila Cabello ~ Romance
88 91 63 Green Day ~ Greatest Hits: God's Favorite Band
89 100 59 Phil Collins ~ The Singles
90 11 02 James Taylor ~ American Standard
91 77 167 The 1975 ~ The 1975
92 97 54 AJ Tracey ~ AJ Tracey
93 95 15 Stereophonics ~ Kind
94 89 347 Foo Fighters ~ Greatest Hits
95 RE 29 Simple Minds ~ Street Fighting Years
96 99 56 Elvis Presley ~ The 50 Greatest Hits
97 62 16 Coldplay ~ Everyday Life
98 88 21 Summer Walker ~ Over It
99 RE 214 Jess Glynne ~ I Cry When I Laugh
100 82 06 Blossoms ~ Foolish Loving Spaces

Dropouts
xx 45 01 Gladys Knight & The Pips ~ Gold
xx 53 01 Orielles ~ Disco Volador
xx 63 41 The 1975 ~ A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
xx 67 17 The Script ~ Sunsets & Full Moons
xx 72 04 Green Day ~ Father Of All…
xx 73 19 James Blunt ~ Once Upon A Mind
xx 81 02 Grimes ~ Miss Anthropocene
xx 85 01 Christine and the Queens ~ La Vita Nuova
xx 93 18 Michael Kiwanuka ~ Kiwanuka
xx 94 166 Taylor Swift ~ 1989
xx 96 167 Adele ~ 25
xx 98 94 The Weeknd ~ Beauty Behind The Madness


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Longest Chart Runs

 

Singles (unbroken)

01. 62 - Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved †

02. 50 - Billie Eilish - Bad Guy

03. 32 - Tones & I - Dance Monkey

04. 30 - Regard - Ride It

05. 28 - Post Malone - Circles

06. 25 - Maroon 5 - Memories

07. 24 - Jax Jones - This Is Real (feat. Ella Henderson) †

08. 22 - Endor - Pump It Up

08. 22 - Meduza, Becky Hill & Goodboys - Lose Control

10. 19 - Arizona Zervas - Roxanne

10. 19 - Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now

 

OUT. 23 - Ed Sheeran - South of the Border (feat. Camila Cabello & Cardi B)

 

† more weeks spent in chart non-consecutively

 

Singles (total)

01. 117 - Ed Sheeran - Perfect

02. 96 - George Ezra - Shotgun

03. 63 - Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved

04. 53 - AJ Tracey - Ladbroke Grove

05. 50 - Billie Eilish - Bad Guy †

05. 50 - Dave - Location (feat. Burna Boy)

07. 49 - Mabel - Don't Call Me Up

08. 36 - Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello - Señorita

09. 33 - Lewis Capaldi - Hold Me While You Wait

10. 32 - Lizzo - Good as Hell

10. 32 - Tones & I - Dance Monkey †

 

OUT. 67 - Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper - Shallow

OUT. 35 - Kygo & Whitney Houston - Higher Love

 

† all weeks spent consecutively

 

Albums (unbroken since debut)

01. 299 - Ed Sheeran - ×

02. 158 - Ed Sheeran - ÷

03. 145 - Dua Lipa - Dua Lipa

04. 122 - Elton John - Diamonds

05. 103 - George Ezra - Staying At Tamara's

06. 98 - Post Malone - beerbongs & bentleys

07. 88 - Billie Eilish - Don't Smile At Me

08. 69 - Fleetwood Mac - 50 Years: Don't Stop

09. 62 - Jax Jones - Snacks

10. 57 - Ariana Grande - Thank U, Next

 

Albums (unbroken)

01. 299 - Ed Sheeran - ×

02. 170 - Arctic Monkeys - AM †

03. 168 - Eminem - Curtain Call - The Hits †

04. 167 - Oasis - Time Flies: 1994-2009 †

05. 165 - Oasis - (What's the Story) Morning Glory †

06. 158 - Ed Sheeran - ÷

07. 157 - Fleetwood Mac - Rumours †

08. 145 - Dua Lipa - Dua Lipa

09. 141 - Abba - Gold: Greatest Hits †

10. 127 - David Bowie - Legacy †

 

† more weeks spent in chart non-consecutively

 

Albums (total)

01. 932 - Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits

02. 916 - Bob Marley & The Wailers - Legend

03. 884 - Queen - Greatest Hits

04. 827 - Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

05. 435 - Michael Jackson - Number Ones

06. 427 - Oasis - (What's The Story) Morning Glory

07. 400 - Eminem - Curtain Call: The Hits

08. 363 - Amy Winehouse - Back To Black

09. 349 - Oasis - Definitely Maybe

10. 347 - Foo Fighters - Greatest Hits

 

† all albums weeks spent non-consecutively

Eminem's Curtain Call passes 400 weeks, as it's #33 on this week's chart. However it's not in the sales top 100. It's not even in the physical sales top 100, or digital sales top 100.

 

It's time to discuss how Greatest Hits albums get their popularity incorrectly inflated by streams. They assign the streams of all an artist's hit singles to the album, just because they tend to be better sellers than their studio albums. However most of the time when people stream these hits, they're not streaming from GH albums. You could be listening to The Eminem Show album, and Without Me's streams would go to the GH, not The Eminem Show.

 

If an artist like Ed Sheeran released a Greatest Hits in the streaming era, it would practically chart top 10 every single week, whether people are actually streaming the album itself, because all of his huge singles would have their streams combined towards it every week. Thus the actual popularity of the GH becomes largely inflated.

 

Also, if NOW Compilations don't have streams of 50 hits included in their totals, why should Greatest Hits? It's unfair to have compilations that have dozens of radio hits get their streaming compared to studio albums with only a handful of hits. All compilations in general should be sales only.

Small point to pick up on there - if you streamed The Eminem Show, Without Me's stream would go to both The Eminem Show and Curtain Call. A song stream is attributed to every studio album it's on, and the compilation album with the most pure sales by that artist in that week (easy for Eminem as he only has one).
Small point to pick up on there - if you streamed The Eminem Show, Without Me's stream would go to both The Eminem Show and Curtain Call. A song stream is attributed to every studio album it's on, and the compilation album with the most pure sales by that artist in that week (easy for Eminem as he only has one).

Thanks for pointing that out, I was accidentally thinking moreso of the US chart's way of assigning streams to albums.

 

Still, compilations with dozens of radio hits across different albums combined should not have their streams compared to single studio albums on a chart. They misewell add streaming to NOW compilations if that is the route they choose.

400k comes from streaming, according to the OCC. That's a huge amount when you consider the album shifts 2/3k a week and nothing's really going to change; it'll increase when there's promotion of course but it's not like the average streams are going to suddenly dip if they're getting consistent numbers in times of no promotion. You can argue whether it's fair or not that an album that isn't necessarily actively being consumed gets to chart but I guess it shows what sort of artists people are interested in as well as individual albums.
400k comes from streaming, according to the OCC. That's a huge amount when you consider the album shifts 2/3k a week and nothing's really going to change; it'll increase when there's promotion of course but it's not like the average streams are going to suddenly dip if they're getting consistent numbers in times of no promotion. You can argue whether it's fair or not that an album that isn't necessarily actively being consumed gets to chart but I guess it shows what sort of artists people are interested in as well as individual albums.

That's the exact issue streaming being included for Greatest compilations causes. Those dozens of hits added together will just make them chart high every week for years and years on end. As long as people keep revisiting all of Eminem's hits the album will chart whether it's being listened to directly or not.

 

Sooner or later, albums chart will just be hogged with only Greatest Hits albums. There's no way artist's single studio albums can compete with streams of compilations that have every single hit across all their albums cherrypicked and combined. As you said, that's then more indicative of artist popularity not individual album popularity.

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