October 29, 20215 yr Random fact about the Duran Duran album... There is a track on it called "Anniversary" and in the music video a bunch of celebrity look-a-likes party with the band. My brother is one of the look-a-likes!!
October 29, 20215 yr 16 | 15 | 16th week The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber STAY 6th single from F*CK LOVE 3: OVER YOU Released: 9th July 2021 Label: Columbia Records Chart Statistics NE (22/07/2021) | 5-2-3-2-2-2-2-2-4-10-11-12-13-16-15-16 Sales: 700k+ Certification: Platinum Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio 06 Sales 02 Audio Streaming 02 Video Streaming Video kTJczUoc26U Biography The Kid LAROI In an Apple Music interview from mid-2020, The Kid LAROI reminisced about the short but formative time he spent in LA living with the late emo rapper Juice WRLD. They’d hang out all day, bonding, making music, seeing friends, whatever. People always coming and going, never a dull moment. Sometimes, Juice would wake LAROI up in the middle of the night, wild with excitement about a track LAROI had to put a verse on. Other mornings, LAROI would wake up to his and Juice’s managers saying it was time to pack up and head to Texas. Like, now. He was 15, 16 years old. “I’d never experienced anything like that,” he said. “Especially coming from Australia, where everything is kind of like its own bubble.” Not that 15-year-olds outside Australia would be used to it either. But such is the meteoric ascent of a talented young rapper circa 2020. Born Charlton Howard in 2003, LAROI—whose name is a reference to the Kamilaroi Indigenous nation, in which he has family roots—grew up in the suburbs of Sydney, and began to work on music when he was a pre-teen. Like Juice WRLD, Post Malone or even Lil Peep, LAROI’s key tracks—“ALWAYS DO”, “TRAGIC” and the Juice WRLD collaboration “GO”—blend ultra-melodic trap with shades of alternative rock and classic pop, a fusion that has put him on the front burner of pop-rap. His first album, F*CK LOVE, hit the Top 10 before he turned 18. - Apple Music Justin Bieber There’s a moment in a 2020 interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe where Justin Bieber begins—quietly, hesitantly—to cry. “It was hard for me being that young and being in the industry, and not knowing where to turn, and everyone telling me they love me, and just turning their back on you in a second,” Bieber says, each clause kicking up memories like dust. The point isn’t to weep with or for him—he had more dreams come true in his first 25 years than most people manage in a lifetime. But he’s also one of the few pop stars of his generation to have truly grown up in public, weathering the cable newsification of celebrity culture in the internet era while still trying to develop as both an artist and a person. Even early on, you could tell he had his eye on the future, balancing a doe-eyed wholesomeness with earnest attempts at hip-hop and R&B, material that suited him as a kid with material that reflected his growth into adolescence and adulthood. Some teen-pop singers end up trapped in amber; Justin Bieber has, knocks and all, kept swimming. Born in London, Ontario, in 1994, Bieber was famously discovered when his future manager, Scooter Braun, stumbled on some performance videos that Bieber’s mom had uploaded to YouTube to share with family and friends. Braun, who understood not only Bieber’s appeal but the potential of the internet, encouraged him to keep making videos and keep the equipment cheap—an approach that not only helped Bieber’s growing fanbase to understand that he was still just a kid like them, but drafted a new blueprint for how artists could reach audiences in the digital era. With the exception of a voice change around 2011, 2009’s My World, 2010's My World 2.0 and 2012's Believe are more or less of a piece: the sound of a boy trying to stick the landing into puberty. Released in 2015, Purpose showed Bieber developing a more thoughtful connection to his material, including collaborations with vanguard pop producers like Diplo, Skrillex and benny blanco. After a five-year break during which Bieber underwent significant personal changes—including a detox from touring life, a diagnosis of Lyme disease and a epiphanic marriage to Hailey Baldwin—he came back with 2020’s Changes. “People have been putting me on a pedestal,” Bieber told Apple Music. ""I didn’t ask for that. Obviously I love making music, but there are a lot of people that love making music and they’re not in the position that I’m in. I’m just trying to steward that wisely, steward my relationship wisely. I want people to take a look at my story—hopefully, my words can make a difference.” - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History The Kid LAROI 2020 43 GO (The Kid LAROI & Juice WRLD) -1- 2020 38 SO DONE -2- 2020 66 ALWAYS DO -AT- 2020 02 WITHOUT YOU -3- 2020 63 Reminds Me Of You (Juice WRLD & The Kid LAROI) -NAS- 2021 47 No Return (Polo G feat. The Kid LAROI & Lil Durk) 2021 02 STAY (The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber) -4- 2021 42 NOT SOBER (feat. Polo G & Stunna Gambino) -AT- 2021 80 STILL CHOSE YOU (feat. Mustard) -AT- 0 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 2 x Top 20 | 3 x Top 40 | 9 x Top 100 Justin Bieber 2010 11 One Time -1- 2010 71 Love Me -PS- 2010 62 One Less Lonely Girl -2- 2010 76 Favorite Girl -PS- 2010 03 Baby (feat. Ludacris) -3- 2010 98 U Smile -5- 2010 84 Never Let You Go -PS- 2010 09 Eenie Meenie (Sean Kingston & Justin Bieber) -4- 2010 33 Somebody To Love -6- 2011 34 Never Say Never (feat. Jaden Smith) -1- 2011 14 Next To You (Chris Brown feat. Justin Bieber) 2011 21 Mistletoe -1- 2011 91 The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) (feat. Usher) -PS- 2012 02 Boyfriend -1- 2012 07 Live My Life (Far East Movement feat. Justin Bieber) 2012 39 Turn To You (Mother's Day Dedication) -PS- 2012 34 Die In Your Arms -PS- 2012 30 All Around The World (feat. Ludacris) -4- 2012 22 As Long As You Love Me (feat. Big Sean) -2- 2012 16 Beauty And A Beat (feat. Nicki Minaj) -3- 2012 68 Beautiful (Carly Rae Jepsen & Justin Bieber) 2013 68 Nothing Like Us -AT- 2013 02 #thatPOWER (will.i.am feat. Justin Bieber) 2013 56 Lolly (Maejor Ali feat. Juicy J & Justin Bieber) 2013 14 Heartbreaker -PS1- 2013 20 All That Matters -PS2- 2013 28 Hold Tight -PS3- 2013 41 Wait For A Minute (Tyga & Justin Bieber) 2013 28 Recovery -PS4- 2013 31 Bad Day -PS5- 2013 34 All Bad -PS6- 2013 30 PYD (feat. R Kelly) -PS7- 2013 37 Roller Coaster -PS8- 2013 39 Change Me -PS9- 2013 33 Confident (feat. Chance The Rapper) -PS10- 2014 100 Gas Pedal (Sage The Gemini feat. Justin Bieber & IamSu) 2015 03 Where Are Ü Now (Skrillex & Diplo as Jack Ü feat. Justin Bieber) MILLIONAIRE 2015 01 What Do You Mean? -1- MILLIONAIRE 2015 01 Sorry -2- MILLIONAIRE 2015 15 I'll Show You -IG- 2015 01 Love Yourself -3- MILLIONAIRE 2015 25 Company -4- 2015 33 Mark My Words -AT- 2015 34 The Feeling (feat. Halsey) -AT- 2015 41 Purpose -AT- 2015 38 No Pressure (feat. Big Sean) -AT- 2015 44 Children -AT- 2015 50 No Sense (feat. Travis Scott) -AT- 2015 61 Life Is Worth Living -AT- 2015 63 Been You -AT- 2015 74 We Are (feat. Nas) -AT- 2015 77 Get Used To Me -AT- 2015 88 Trust -AT- 2015 94 All In It -AT- 2016 01 Cold Water (Major Lazer feat. Justin Bieber & MØ) MILLIONAIRE 2016 02 Let Me Love You (DJ Snake feat. Justin Bieber) MILLIONAIRE 2016 63 Deja Vu (Post Malone feat. Justin Bieber) 2017 01 Despacito (Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee feat. Justin Bieber) MILLIONAIRE 2017 01 I'm The One (DJ Khaled feat. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper & Lil Wayne) MILLIONAIRE 2017 05 2U (David Guetta feat. Justin Bieber) 2017 02 Friends (Justin Bieber & BloodPop®) -NAS- 2018 03 No Brainer (DJ Khaled feat. Justin Bieber, Chance The Rapper & Quavo) 2019 01 I Don't Care (Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber) MILLIONAIRE 2019 29 Don't Check On Me (Chris Brown feat. Justin Bieber & Ink) 2019 17 10,000 Hours (Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber) 2020 05 Yummy -1- 2020 61 Get Me (feat. Kehlani) -IG- 2020 08 Intentions (feat. Quavo) -2- 2020 29 Forever (feat. Post Malone & Clever) -AT- 2020 04 Stuck With U (Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber) -NAS- 2020 07 Holy (feat. Chance The Rapper) -1- 2020 17 Lonely (Justin Bieber & benny blanco) -2- 2020 04 Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree -NAS- 2020 09 Monster (Shawn Mendes & Justin Bieber) 2021 04 Anyone -3- 2021 10 Hold On -4- 2021 02 Peaches (feat. Daniel Caesar & GIVĒON) -5- 2021 24 As I Am (feat. Khalid) -AT- 2021 02 STAY (The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber) 2021 56 Don't Go (Skrillex, Justin Bieber & Don Toliver) 2021 47 Ghost -6- 2021 88 Red Eye (feat. TroyBoi) -AT- 7 x #1 | 21 x Top 5 | 27 x Top 10 | 35 x Top 20 | 57 x Top 40 | 82 x Top 100 Social Media The Kid LAROI Justin Bieber http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
October 29, 20215 yr Random fact about the Duran Duran album... There is a track on it called "Anniversary" and in the music video a bunch of celebrity look-a-likes party with the band. My brother is one of the look-a-likes!! Haha class! I love the video, its a good track as well!
October 29, 20215 yr Random fact about the Duran Duran album... There is a track on it called "Anniversary" and in the music video a bunch of celebrity look-a-likes party with the band. My brother is one of the look-a-likes!! Who's the celebrity he looks alike?
October 29, 20215 yr 15 | | 1st week Swedish House Mafia and The Weeknd Moth To A Flame 3rd single from Paradise Again Released: 22nd October 2021 Label: SSA Recording Chart Statistics NE (04/11/2021) | 15 Sales: - Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio TBA Sales TBA Audio Streaming TBA Video Streaming Video u9n7Cw-4_HQ Biography Swedish House Mafia No artists represent the exuberance of the 2010s’ EDM boom quite like Swedish House Mafia. Stockholm natives Steve Angello, Axwell, and Sebastian Ingrosso only played as a trio for a few years, but they burned brighter than virtually any of their main-stage peers, perfecting a winning fusion of radio-ready choruses and earthshaking drops—and then pulling the plug at their peak. In the circus-like atmosphere of the EDM scene, they were living proof of an adage often attributed to P.T. Barnum: “Always leave them wanting more.” All three DJs cut their teeth in the European progressive-house scene of the 2000s, and by 2007, they were informally calling themselves Swedish House Mafia. But not until 2010 did they release their first single under the name: “One,” an attention-grabbing epic whose Pharrell feature testified to the trio’s aim to conquer pop along with dance music. The next two years were a whirlwind of supersized hooks, armor-plated snares, and cheekily grandiose anthems like “Save the World,” a song that epitomized the heart-on-sleeve yearning of early-2010s EDM. Then, in 2012, they announced their farewell tour, which took them from autumn into the spring of 2013. They left behind the mix album Until One and the singles collection Until Now, the closest they came to releasing a proper full-length, along with two live albums and two documentary films. Five years later, the three reunited to headline Ultra Music Festival, teasing the possibility of future work together—and suggesting that as long as house music rules clubland, there’s a chance that Swedish House Mafia might return to reclaim their throne. - Apple Music The Weeknd Nobody makes feeling bad sound as good as The Weeknd. Even the singer’s sunniest tracks (“Can’t Feel My Face,” “Starboy”) feel anchored by darkness—the sense that pleasure is pain and beauty decays and you can’t have the night without the morning after. The brainchild of Toronto singer Abel Tesfaye, the project took off in 2011 with a string of mixtapes (later collected as 2012’s Trilogy) that forged cavernous, falsetto-driven R&B with narratives drenched in drugs, sex, and other regrettable decisions—a sound both sensuous and detached, featherlight and dead heavy. One of the earliest musicians to find his footing on the internet, Tesfaye originally offered his music through YouTube and free downloads, a move that felt radical then but is common now. Ethiopian by heritage (his parents immigrated to Canada in the late ’80s, just before he was born), Tesfaye—out from behind the mask of making art online—has since come to represent the changing face of Toronto, rooting himself not just in an international musical community but in a specific diasporic experience. Like the work of collaborator Lana Del Rey or early booster (and fellow Toronto native) Drake, Tesfaye’s music has become a symbol of hedonism pushed to bleak excess, with a series of albums—including 2015’s Grammy-winning Beauty Behind the Madness, 2016’s multiplatinum Starboy, and 2020’s dense and atmospheric After Hours—whose narrators can’t seem to say no even if they hate themselves for it later. And though his music has gotten a little brighter over time, the prevailing mood remains heavy, even unsettling—the ride you want more of even when you’ve had too much. Speaking to Apple Music about the persona behind his songs, Tesfaye said, “I’m a chill person. That guy is who I am, but it is who I am to myself and in my writing. Sometimes you take him and then you create more, and then it becomes this beast. You add more to him, and then it’s uncontrollable—its own character. It’s like Scarface, the villain: It’s horrible, but you can’t stop looking at it.” - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History Swedish House Mafia 2010 07 One (Your Name) (feat. Pharrell) -1- 2010 04 Miami 2 Ibiza (Swedish House Mafia vs Tinie Tempah) -2- 2011 10 Save The World -1- 2012 04 Antidote (Swedish House Mafia vs Knife Party) -2- 2012 13 Greyhound -3- 2012 01 Don't You Worry Child (feat. John Martin) -4- MILLION SELLER 2021 15 Moth To A Flame (Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd) -1- 1 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 5 x Top 10 | 7 x Top 20 | 7 x Top 40 | 7 x Top 100 The Weeknd 2012 37 Crew Love (Drake feat. The Weeknd) 2014 48 Love Me Harder (Ariana Grande & The Weeknd) 2015 04 Earned It -OST/2- MILLIONAIRE 2015 64 Where You Belong -OST- 2015 03 The Hills -4- MILLIONAIRE 2015 03 Can't Feel My Face -3- MILLIONAIRE 2015 65 Often -1/6- 2015 72 Real Life -AT- 2015 74 Tell Your Friends -AT- 2015 78 Prisoner (feat. Lana Del Rey) -AT- 2015 90 Acquainted -AT- 2015 91 Losers (feat. Labrinth) -AT- 2015 92 Dark Times (feat. Ed Sheeran) -AT- 2015 48 In The Night -5- 2016 84 FML (Kanye West feat. The Weeknd) 2016 35 6 Inch (Beyoncé feat. The Weeknd) 2016 02 Starboy (feat. Daft Punk) -1- MILLIONAIRE 2016 51 False Alarm -IG- 2016 09 I Feel It Coming (feat. Daft Punk) -2- MILLIONAIRE 2016 17 Party Monster -3- 2016 26 Rockin' -4- 2016 30 Sidewalks (feat. Kendrick Lamar) -AT- 2016 39 Reminder -AT- 2016 43 Six Feet Under -AT- 2016 47 Secrets -AT- 2016 53 A Lonely Night -AT- 2016 55 True Colours -AT- 2016 68 Love To Lay -AT- 2016 73 Stargirl Interlude (feat. Lana Del Rey) -AT- 2016 74 Die For You -AT- 2016 76 All I Know (feat. Future) -AT- 2016 78 Attention -AT- 2016 79 Ordinary Life -AT- 2016 81 Nothing Without You -AT- 2017 83 Comin Out Strong (Future feat. The Weeknd) 2017 38 Lust For Life (Lana Del Rey feat. The Weeknd) 2017 51 A Lie (French Montana feat. The Weeknd & Max B) 2017 78 Curve (Gucci Mane feat. The Weeknd) 2018 11 Pray For Me (The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar) -OST- 2018 07 Call Out My Name -1- 2018 17 Try Me -AT- 2018 18 Wasted Times -AT- 2019 09 Lost In The Fire (Gesaffelstein & The Weeknd) 2019 91 Price On My Head (NAV feat. The Weeknd) 2019 45 Power Is Power (SZA, The Weeknd & Travis Scott) -OST- 2019 10 Heartless -1- 2019 01 Blinding Lights -2- MILLIONAIRE 2020 20 After Hours -IG- 2020 17 In Your Eyes -3- 2020 23 Smile (Juice WRLD & The Weeknd) 2020 33 Over Now (Calvin Harris & The Weeknd) 2021 02 Save Your Tears -4- MILLIONAIRE 2021 09 You Right (Doja Cat & The Weeknd) 2021 13 Take My Breath -1- 2021 15 Moth To A Flame (Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd) 1 x #1 | 6 x Top 5 | 12 x Top 10 | 19 x Top 20 | 27 x Top 40 | 55 x Top 100 Social Media Swedish House Mafia The Weeknd http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
October 29, 20215 yr Disappointed to see Dermot Kennedy dropping after his big climb last week Last week was the impact week and had CD sales added so likely helped it go higher and now its back to its position with mainly just streams/downloads. That Digga D track was torturous!
October 29, 20215 yr It was weird how they never had big albums! They surely must have done in their heyday? :unsure:
October 29, 20215 yr Last week was the impact week and had CD sales added so likely helped it go higher and now its back to its position with mainly just streams/downloads. Ah ok... That makes sense then.
October 29, 20215 yr They surely must have done in their heyday? :unsure: ere was that 1 number one mentioned in a post above from 1983. They kept releasing albums every year back then as they were establishing themselves so moved on quite quickly, so were big singles artists. It wouldnt surprise me if the album with 'Ordinary World' on it in 1993 sold well as it was a MOR style track and biggest hit in 4 years!
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