oh my days Top 5 again :rofl:

The K**ts making Christmas number five for a 2nd time then?

Gayle said she was excited to get some sleep over the holidays, oh my, her follow up could be called 'zzz' :basil:

Edited December 24, 20214 yr by Snakin' Stevens

Good to see this holding up well. I did get bored for a couple of days but it's sounding good again now. This version isn't so good though. Much prefer the original non radio one.

Avril Lavigne going under another name?

05 | | 1st week

 

The Kunts

Boris Johnson Is STILL A Fucking C**t

 

 

Non-album single

Released: 17th December 2021

Label: Direct Action

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (30/12/2021) | 5

 

Sales: -

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

 

TBA Sales

TBA Audio Streaming

TBA Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

Kunt and the Gang (born 1973) is a British dark musical comedian from Basildon, Essex, who started performing in 2003. He is best known for founding the spin-off project The Kunts, who's song entitled "Boris Johnson is a f***ing c**t", reached number five in the UK Singles Chart on Christmas Day 2020, and was subsequently censored by BBC Radio 1. Prior to The Kunts, Kunt made various crude synthpop songs related to sexual intercourse and controversial public figures from 2003 to 2016. He also releases under Kunt and the Gang Presents (when releasing parody musicals), and occasionally releases music under the pseudonym, Little Kunt. Following numerous years playing at smaller venues, and building a niche audience, in 2010, his act first reached chart success when his single "Use My Arsehole as a c**t (The Nick Clegg Story)" reached number No. 66 in the UK Singles Chart at Christmas time. The following year, another single, "f***sticks", also entered the same chart, this time at number No. 63. He released ten studio albums before retiring his main act on a full-time basis in 2016, and published an autobiography in December 2018. The artist's real name has never been officially revealed, in his own words "so as to not ruin the magic". - Wikipedia

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

2010 66 Use My Arsehole As A C**t (Kunt and the Gang) -1-

2011 63 Fucksticks (Kunt and the Gang) -2-

2020 05 Boris Johnson Is A Fucking C**t -1-

2021 05 Boris Johnson Is STILL A Fucking C**t -NAS-

 

0 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 2 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 4 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

The Kunts

 

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04 | 04 | 114th week

 

Mariah Carey

All I Want For Christmas Is You

 

 

1st single from Merry Christmas

Released: 1994

Label: Sony Music Entertainment

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (10/12/1994) | 5-2-2-2-8-28-50-x

RE (11/02/1995) | 87-83-93-100-59-79-76-x

RE (24/11/2007) | 78-46-23-8-4-6-20-x

RE (22/11/2008) | 59-45-37-17-12-17-25-x

RE (28/11/2009) | 77-51-29-19-21-18-x

RE (27/11/2010) | 96-48-22-23-25-31-x

RE (26/11/2011) | 100-64-27-12-11-17-x

RE (24/11/2012) | 88-56-30-20-21-20-55-x

RE (23/11/2013) | 98-68-47-14-12-13-30-x

RE (29/11/2014) | 68-52-17-16-18-20-x

RE (03/12/2015) | 94-35-13-12-11-37-x

RE (01/12/2016) | 72-29-6-8-5-5-x

RE (16/11/2017) | 89-88-34-22-5-2-4-4-x

RE (29/11/2018) | 65-34-6-5-4-2-x

RE (21/11/2019) | 77-59-34-8-6-8-2-x

RE (19/11/2020) | 60-31-14-2-1-1-2-2-x

RE (18/11/2021) | 69-44-24-3-4-4-4

 

Sales: 3,300k+

Certification: 5x Platinum

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

 

02 Sales

01 Audio Streaming

01 Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

The morning after a rough performance at a 2016 New Year’s Eve show, Mariah Carey took to social media to offer her recap: “S**t happens.” What else could she say? What else did she need to say? Thirty-plus years in the business, more No. 1 singles than any solo artist in history (and second overall only to The Beatles), more writing and production credits on those singles than any other female composer—Carey is one of the few artists who might legitimately be beyond apology, a diva incarnate whose songs bridge the confessional intimacy of singer-songwriters with the mass appeal of pop. Yeah, she had some knocks along the way. Everyone does. But few take them in stride, let alone with such style.

 

Born in Long Island in 1969 or 1970 (she once quipped that she doesn’t acknowledge time), Carey grew up on the classics: Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight. She moved to New York City after high school, cobbling together jobs while working on demos with then-collaborator Ben Margulies at the back of Margulies’ father’s cabinet factory. Her biggest tracks—from the early, dance- and gospel-influenced “Someday” and “Dreamlover” to the club leanings of “Fantasy” and “Honey” and ballads such as “Forever” and “Always Be My Baby”—stand like mile markers in the culture, capturing a feeling of sweetness and euphoria that straddles pop, hip-hop, and R&B without slotting neatly into any of them. Meanwhile, her melismatic style—a technique that entails singing a single syllable with a long run of notes—redefined our sense of what pop vocals sound like. Mimi, The Elusive Chanteuse, The Imperfect Angel...or maybe just Mariah. - Apple Music

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

1990 09 Vision Of Love -1-

1990 37 Love Takes Time -2-

1991 38 Someday -3-

1991 54 There's Got To Be A Way -4-

1991 17 Emotions -1-

1992 20 Can't Let Go -2-

1992 17 Make It Happen -3-

1992 02 I'll Be There (feat. Trey Lorenz) -1-

1993 09 Dreamlover -1-

1993 07 Hero -2-

1994 01 Without You -3-

1994 08 Anytime You Need A Friend -4-

1994 03 Endless Love (Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey)

1994 01 All I Want For Christmas Is You -1- MILLION SELLER

1995 04 Fantasy -1-

1995 06 One Sweet Day (Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men) -2-

1996 04 Open Arms -3-

1996 03 Always Be My Baby -4-

1997 03 Honey -1-

1997 22 Butterfly -2-

1998 98 My All / Breakdown -IMPORT-

1998 87 The Roof (Back In Time) -IMPORT-

1998 04 My All -3-

1998 04 When You Believe (Mariah Carey & Whitney Houston) -1-

1999 16 I Still Believe -2-

1999 05 Heartbreaker (feat. Jay-Z) -1-

2000 10 Thank God I Found You (feat. Joe & 98 Degrees) -2-

2000 01 Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) (feat. Westlife) -3-

2001 12 Loverboy (feat. Cameo) -1-

2001 32 Never Too Far / Don't Stop (Funkin' 4 Jamaica) -2-

2002 08 Through The Rain -1-

2003 17 Boy (I Need You) (feat. Cam'ron) -2-

2003 03 I Know What You Want (Busta Rhymes & Mariah Carey feat. The Flipmode Squad)

2005 04 It's Like That -1-

2005 02 We Belong Together -2-

2005 09 Get Your Number / Shake It Off -3-

2005 11 Don't Forget About Us -4-

2006 27 Say Somethin' (feat. Snoop Dogg) -5-

2008 05 Touch My Body -1-

2008 30 Bye Bye -2-

2008 84 I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time (feat. T.I.) -3-

2008 95 I Stay In Love -4-

2009 52 Obsessed -1-

2009 19 I Want To Know What Love Is -2-

2010 81 Angels Cry (feat. Ne-Yo) -3-

2013 22 #Beautiful (feat. Miguel) -1-

2013 90 The Art Of Letting Go -2-

2014 87 You're Mine (Eternal) -3-

2020 67 Oh Santa! (feat. Ariana Grande & Jennifer Hudson) -1-

 

3 x #1 | 16 x Top 5 | 24 x Top 10 | 32 x Top 20 | 39 x Top 40 | 49 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

Mariah Carey

 

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Haha The K*nts only being kept off #1 by Wham, Mariah and Ed / Elton / LadBaby haha

Lets see if Scott plays the all sausage no boris version....

Not even a copy of the Sausage Roll edit.

At least he mentioned it was about Boris lol

Not even a copy of the Sausage Roll edit.

 

There was one called all sausage no boris version which didnt even mention Boris and just had the words sausage roll in it over and over they could have played that!

Its all about the backing vocals in the verses of AIWFC for me now! Thats what I like about it most.

I guess if they played the Sausage Roll version of the Boris Johnson song, they’d have to pay royalties to Gary Glitter?

Bit disingenous there - if the language used in the K@nts song was still critical but more measured they still wouldn't be able to play it due to their need for an alternative view (plus the fact the BBC are completely controlled by the Tory party nowadays)

03 | 03 | 104th week

 

Wham!

Last Christmas

 

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1st single from The Final

Released: 1984

Label: Epic Records

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (15/12/1984) | 2-2-2-2-2-3-8-11-21-33-38-51-67-x *

RE (14/12/1985) | 32-10-6-6-14-36-68-x

RE (13/12/1986) | 85-63-47-45-71-x

RE (08/12/2007) | 50-23-14-16-40-x

RE (06/12/2008) | 67-36-26-27-45-x

RE (12/12/2009) | 53-39-41-34-x

RE (11/12/2010) | 57-53-56-61-x

RE (10/12/2011) | 55-26-28-34-x

RE (08/12/2012) | 55-34-41-35-87-x

RE (07/12/2013) | 91-44-40-36-68-x

RE (06/12/2014) | 86-39-36-35-28-x

RE (10/12/2015) | 65-27-24-18-54-x

RE (08/12/2016) | 75-19-20-16-7-x

RE (30/11/2017) | 81-29-6-3-3-2-x

RE (06/12/2018) | 52-14-7-7-3-x

RE (28/11/2019) | 80-43-13-7-5-3-x

RE (19/11/2020) | 76-44-20-3-2-2-3-1-x

RE (18/11/2021) | 85-54-28-4-3-3-3

 

* double A side with Everything She Wants

 

Sales: 3,700k+

Certification: 3x Platinum

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

 

02 Sales

01 Audio Streaming

01 Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

As the energetically punctuated Wham!, George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley combined youthful high spirits with a polished union of disco and soul to become one of the defining pop acts of the 1980s. Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou (Michael) and Andrew John Ridgeley first met in secondary school as 12-year-olds back in 1975. Their 1981 debut as Wham!, the pop-rap snack “Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do?),” preached the joy of life on welfare amid rampant British unemployment. As the group’s principal songwriter and frontman, Michael’s exuberant turn on “Young Guns (Go for It!)” precipitated Wham!’s vibrant, post-disco debut, Fantastic, in 1983, which parlayed the duo’s carefree vigor into the glistening hedonism of “Club Tropicana.” Returning in 1984 with the emphatic “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go,” the group folded Detroit soul into an effervescent pop marvel that sent Wham! to the summit of the U.S. pop charts. Michael took over production on their follow-up album, Make It Big, whose modernized Motown sound on the brooding boogie cut “Everything She Wants” and the resplendent pop-soul of “Careless Whisper” cemented his standing as one of pop’s foremost performer/composers. Ending 1984 with the career-defining synth-pop torch song “Last Christmas,” Wham! harked back to their feel-good beginnings with “I’m Your Man” in 1985 before amicably parting to allow Michael to focus on his solo career. Their final album, 1986’s Music from the Edge of Heaven, featuring their last single “The Edge of Heaven,” wrote the postscript on a prodigious four-year passage that flourished into an indelible pop legacy. - Apple Music

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

1982 03 Young Guns (Go For It) -1-

1983 08 Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do) -2-

1983 02 Bad Boys -3-

1983 04 Club Tropicana -4-

1983 15 Club Fantastic Megamix -NAS-

1984 01 Wake Me Up Before You Go Go -1- MILLIONAIRE

1984 01 Freedom -2-

1984 01 Last Christmas / Everything She Wants -1- MILLION SELLER

1985 01 I'm Your Man -2-

1986 01 The Edge Of Heaven -3-

 

5 x #1 | 8 x Top 5 | 9 x Top 10 | 10 x Top 20 | 10 x Top 40 | 10 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

Wham!

 

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You gotta love the chart history of the Kunts 😂

The Kunts >>>>>>> a song about a sausage roll any day

I guess if they played the Sausage Roll version of the Boris Johnson song, they’d have to pay royalties to Gary Glitter?

He sold all the rights to his songs years ago, so he won't receive anything.

The Kunts being #5 again is rather fitting given the message of the song is still every bit as relevant as last year :yahoo: