July 1, 20224 yr Yay LF SYSTEM up to #2! I’m not entirely sure if Kate is due for ACR this week? Haven’t really been keeping up with her declines. If she is, they should get #1 next week! I think Kate is way down so as long as she really was on DCL2 and doesn’t somehow get insta-reset, LFS should be on for that 4-3-2-1 run. :w00t:
July 1, 20224 yr Afraid To Feel :music: coming for a legendary 4-3-2-1 climb next week? (23 years after Better Off Alone was robbed of doing so by about 400 copies)
July 1, 20224 yr Scptt mills will also leave with chris stark. i would say that Jack Saunders will take over
July 1, 20224 yr Author :thinking: Future chart hit? :thinking: Tiësto and Charli XCX Hot In It Non-album single Released: 1st July 2022 Label: Musical Freedom Label Video zyln2WuD5jE Biography Tiësto Born Tijs Michiel Verwest in the small Dutch city of Breda in 1969, Tiësto went on to become more than just a world-famous electronic musician—he largely created the model for a powerhouse DJ in the 21st century. He got his start in the mid-’80s, when the skeletal sounds of Belgian new beat ruled Holland’s clubs, but it was trance—sleeker and more emotive—that moved him. His first proper DJ mix , 1997’s Magik One (First Flight), showcases his signature style in dreamy synth melodies drawn out above tough but streamlined drum grooves. As trance’s foremost ambassador, he pioneered stadium raving with solo DJ concerts in sports arenas; in 2004, he played for millions at the Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Athens. And his Club Life weekly radio show and mix series, one of trance’s premier global platforms, became synonymous with the genre itself. But you don’t become the world’s No. 1 DJ by sitting still. By 2011’s Club Life: Volume One Las Vegas, Tiësto was following through on a shift that had begun with his 2009 album, Kaleidoscope, a blend of high-energy trance and airy pop melodies that heralded the next big rave revolution: EDM. With 2014’s A Town Called Paradise, he made good on EDM’s anything-goes promise with a collection encompassing soaring toplines, massive drops, and other big-room thrills without turning his back on the aching melodies that made his name. As the decade drew to a close, playful collabs with a new generation of producers who had come up in his wake—The Chainsmokers, Oliver Heldens, DJ Snake, Hardwell—only served to confirm his versatility and cement his legacy. - Apple Music Charli XCX Whether she’s penning defiantly joyous singles like “I Love It” or exploring her darker side, Charli XCX is proof that you don’t need to stay in one lane to become a massive success. Born Charlotte Aitchison in 1992 in Cambridge, England, to Scottish and Gujarati Indian parents, Charli took up songwriting at 14, lifting her stage name from her instant messenger handle. On the strength of her MySpace uploads and performances at London raves, she landed a record deal at 18, released the modestly successful darkwave cuts “Stay Away” and “Nuclear Seasons”, then hit the big time with 2012’s kiss-off anthem “I Love It”. Originally scrapped from her own album for being too poppy, the beat-pounding re-recording by Swedish duo Icona Pop quickly became a worldwide dance-floor favourite. Her goth-tinged debut album, 2013’s True Romance, and tracks like the psychedelic, Gold Panda-sampling "You (Ha Ha Ha)” soon positioned Charli as the missing link between Grimes’ freak scene, Lorde’s dark melodies, and Carly Rae Jepsen’s sweetness. Never one to repeat herself, she’s built a track record as a prolific songwriter and collaborator, penning hits for Iggy Azalea (“Fancy”) and Selena Gomez (“Same Old Love”) and working with the likes of Lil Yachty, David Guetta and BTS. She even followed up the 2019 eclectic, star-studded Charli with 2020’s intimate how i'm feeling now, an album written with fan input during her six-week pandemic quarantine. One thing is clear: Charli XCX’s creative drive and willingness to take risks has made her one of the most unique, enthralling artists of her era. - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History Tiësto 1999 97 Theme From Norefjell (DJ Tiësto) -NAS- 2001 56 Flight 643 (DJ Tiësto) -1- 2001 22 Suburban Train/Urban Train (DJ Tiësto) -2- 2002 25 Lethal Industry (DJ Tiësto) -3- 2002 36 643 (Love's On Fire) (DJ Tiësto feat. Suzanne Palmer) -4- 2002 56 Obsession (Tiësto & Junkie XL) -5- 2003 48 Traffic -1- 2004 30 Love Comes Again (feat. BT) -2- 2004 86 Suburban Train -AT- 2004 87 In My Memory -AT- 2004 88 Sparkles -NAS- 2004 43 Just Be (feat. Kirsty Hawkshaw) -3- 2005 37 Adagio For Strings -4- 2006 89 The Loves We Lost (Tiësto presents Allure) 2006 67 Dance4Life (feat. Maxi Jazz) -1- 2007 90 He's A Pirate -2- 2009 44 I Will Be Here (Tiësto & Sneaky Sound System) -1- 2010 83 Feel It (Three 6 Mafia feat. Tiësto with Sean Kingston & Flo Rida) -NAS- 2010 91 Who Wants To Be Alone (feat. Nelly Furtado) -2- 2011 13 C'mon (Catch 'Em By Surprise) (Tiësto vs. Diplo feat. Busta Rhymes) -NAS- 2011 48 The First Note Is Silent (High Contrast feat. Tiësto & Underworld) 2012 80 We Own The Night (Tiësto & Wolfgang Gartner) -NAS- 2014 06 Red Lights -1- 2014 03 Wasted (feat. Matthew Koma) -2- 2016 39 The Right Song (Tiësto & Oliver Heldens feat. Natalie La Rose) -NAS- 2016 60 Summer Nights (feat. John Legend) -NAS- 2018 05 Jackie Chan (Tiësto & Dzeko feat. Preme & Post Malone) -1- MILLIONAIRE 2019 24 Ritual (Tiësto, Jonas Blue & Rita Ora) -2- 2019 15 God Is A Dancer (Tiësto & Mabel) -3- 2020 76 Nothing Really Matters (Tiësto & Becky Hill) -4- 2020 03 The Business -NAS- MILLIONAIRE 2021 12 The Motto (Tiësto & Ava Max) -NAS- 2022 __ Hot In It (Tiësto & Charli XCX) -NAS- 0 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 4 x Top 10 | 7 x Top 20 | 14 x Top 40 | 31 x Top 100 Charli XCX 2013 01 I Love It (Icona Pop feat. Charli XCX) MILLIONAIRE 2013 62 SuperLove -NAS- 2014 05 Fancy (Iggy Azalea feat. Charli XCX) MILLIONAIRE 2014 06 Boom Clap -1- 2014 35 Break The Rules -2- 2015 08 Doing It (feat. Rita Ora) -3- 2016 29 After The Afterparty (feat. Lil Yachty) -NAS- 2017 31 Boys -NAS- 2017 35 Dirty Sexy Money (David Guetta & Afrojack feat. Charli XCX & French Montana) 2018 22 Girls (Rita Ora feat. Cardi B, Bebe Rexha & Charli XCX) 2018 13 1999 (Charli XCX & Troye Sivan) -1- 2019 70 Blame It On Your Love (feat. Lizzo) -2- 2019 61 Dream Glow (BTS & Charli XCX) 2019 58 Gone (Charli XCX & Christine and the Queens) -3- 2021 94 Spinning (No Rome, Charli XCX & The 1975) 2021 06 OUT OUT (Joel Corry & Jax Jones feat. Charli XCX & Saweetie) 2021 44 Good Ones -1- 2022 24 Beg For You (feat. Rina Sawayama) -2- 2022 70 Used To Know Me -3- 2022 __ Hot In It (Tiësto & Charli XCX) 1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 5 x Top 10 | 6 x Top 20 | 12 x Top 40 | 19 x Top 100 Social Media Tiësto Charli XCX http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
July 1, 20224 yr Author :thinking: Future chart hit? :thinking: Cardi B, Kanye West and Lil Durk Hot Shit 3rd single from forthcoming studio album Released: 1st July 2022 Label: Atlantic Recording Corporation Video c14MVsSeVho Biography Cardi B Cardi B’s come-up reads like a 2010s Cinderella story. In just a handful of years, the sharp-tongued New Yorker went from viral Instagram phenom to one of hip-hop’s most exciting voices, establishing herself as a bossed-up feminist icon along the way. Born Belcalis Almanzar in the South Bronx in 1992, Cardi got a job as a stripper at 19, quickly building a social media following—in addition to her devotees at the club—for her viral videos and hilarious catchphrases. In 2015, she scored a spot on VH1’s drama-filled reality show Love & Hip Hop: New York, where her brash personality turned her into an immediate fan favourite among her more established costars. That same over-the-top charisma made Cardi a natural fit for rap dominance; witty, unfiltered and totally fearless, her early tracks doubled as mantras for self-made women who put themselves first. But it was “Bodak Yellow” that launched Cardi into superstardom; a trap anthem that rang out from cars and clubs throughout 2017, it begging you to shout along. Her 2018 debut album, Invasion of Privacy, fused the Latin music of her childhood with hardcore New York hustlers' anthems, and squashed any doubts as to whether Cardi was here to stay. Meanwhile, her scene-stealing guest verses span the pop charts, from Bruno Mars (“Finesse [Remix]”) to Ozuna (“La Modelo”) to Maroon 5 (“Girls Like You”). Not bad for a self-proclaimed regular girl from The Bronx. - Apple Music Kanye West Few artists have had as deep an impact on pop culture as Kanye West. Raised in Chicago by his mother, an English professor, West (born in 1977) initially studied to be a painter while making beats on the side—a multidisciplinary drive that came to mark his career. After contributing production to a series of increasingly high-profile projects (including work with Foxy Brown and the Mase-fronted Harlem World), West broke through in 2001 with his work on JAY-Z’s The Blueprint, producing and cowriting some of the album’s biggest songs (“Izzo [H.O.V.A.]”, “Takeover”). His chopped-and-pitched, sample-heavy “chipmunk soul” sound would define rap for years after. He launched his MC career with 2004’s The College Dropout and hasn’t looked back, releasing a string of groundbreaking—and often self-contradicting—albums, each of them a pacesetter for the culture around it. From the baroque grandeur of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy to the punk fragments of Yeezus, from the social commentary of The College Dropout to the confessional summits of 808s & Heartbreak, West has always been at the leading edge, tirelessly expanding his scope and sound—and shifting everyone else’s playing field in the process. Much of that comes from his gift for listening, for orchestrating: Over the course of his career, he has absorbed sounds and styles from the underground—whether Chicago drill, UK bass music, or Bon Iver’s postmodern folk—and reimagined them, changing the course of the mainstream along the way. An outspoken figure (to say the least), West has shattered countless stereotypes about who rappers are and what they do, taking stances against homophobia and gangster posturing, offering multidimensional portraits of women and some bracingly reductive ones, advancing social causes one minute and declaring himself a god the next, controversially getting the attention of not one but three sitting presidents, and playing both the face and the heel. His vision hasn’t stopped at music. Always interested in fashion, West has designed for Nike, Louis Vuitton and Adidas, as well as his own Yeezy Season line, reconciling the utility of streetwear with the playful tangents of haute couture. He’s also dabbled in sculpture (the infamous silicone figures from 2016’s “Famous” video), as well as announced his intention to move into architecture and prefabricated home design (Yeezy Home). Even when his experiments don’t quite land (in 2018, he claimed he was writing a philosophy book in real time on Twitter), there’s an ambition—and audacity—in West’s work that feels hard to deny. What we’re left with isn’t just a strong back catalogue, but a seismic shift: the evolution of hip-hop into high art. - Apple Music Lil Durk Back in the early 2010s, Durk Banks was just another rapper making his way in Chicago drill, a bleak, diamond-hard variant on trap that channelled the city’s culture of violence into unlikely anthems. Drill—and the label frenzy that surrounded it—faded, but Durk evolved, becoming one of the rare rappers able to make the leap from regional fame to the mainstream without diluting his street appeal. Painful, raw, but eerily pretty, Durk’s music can turn death threats into nursery rhymes (“Die Slow”) and coax shades of suffering from Auto-Tune that make even the slickest productions breathe with vulnerability (“Turn Myself In”). He doesn’t sugar-coat it. But you get the sense he isn’t putting on too much of a show, either. Born in Chicago in 1992, Durk started rapping in his teens, building local popularity through mixtapes before landing on Def Jam in 2012. His debut album, Remember My Name, came out in 2015, followed by Lil Durk 2X. Though he forged his reputation on drill, Durk proved unexpectedly versatile, a rapper who could slip between dead-eyed rawness and Auto-Tuned melodicism, and handle a love song (“India”, “My Beyoncé”) without making it sound like it was a mandate from the label. He left Def Jam in 2018, asserting his independence on a spate of mixtapes before joining Geffen Records with 2020’s Just Cause Y’all Waited 2. - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History Cardi B 2017 24 Bodak Yellow -1- 2017 49 MotorSport (Migos, Nicki Minaj & Cardi B) 2017 45 No Limit (G-Eazy feat. A$AP Rocky & Cardi B) 2018 40 Bartier Cardi (feat. 21 Savage) -2- 2018 05 Finesse (Bruno Mars feat. Cardi B) MILLIONAIRE 2018 24 Be Careful -3- 2018 08 I Like It (Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin) -4- MILLIONAIRE 2018 41 Drip (feat. Migos) -IG- 2018 22 Girls (Rita Ora feat. Cardi B, Bebe Rexha & Charli XCX) 2018 07 Girls Like You (Maroon 5 feat. Cardi B) MILLIONAIRE 2018 15 Taki Taki (DJ Snake feat. Selena Gomez, Ozuna & Cardi B) 2018 35 Money -NAS- 2019 12 Please Me (Cardi B & Bruno Mars) -NAS- 2019 64 Clout (Offset feat. Cardi B) 2019 81 Wish Wish (DJ Khaled feat. Cardi B & 21 Savage) 2019 44 Press -NAS- 2019 50 Rodeo (Lil Nas X & Cardi B) 2019 04 South Of The Border (Ed Sheeran feat. Camila Cabello & Cardi B) MILLIONAIRE 2019 44 Writing On The Wall (French Montana feat. Post Malone, Cardi B & Rvssian) 2020 01 WAP (feat. Megan Thee Stallion) -1- MILLIONAIRE 2020 62 Bet You Wanna (BLACKPINK feat. Cardi B) 2021 16 Up -2- 2021 49 Wild Side (Normani feat. Cardi B) 2021 20 Rumors (Lizzo & Cardi B) 2022 __ Hot Shit (Cardi B, Kanye West & Lil Durk) -3- 1 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 5 x Top 10 | 9 x Top 20 | 14 x Top 40 | 24 x Top 100 Kanye West 2004 09 Through The Wire -1- 2004 03 Slow Jamz (Twista feat. Kanye West & Jamie Foxx) 2004 35 This Way (Dilated Peoples feat. Kanye West) 2004 10 All Falls Down (feat. Syleena Johnson) -2- 2004 06 Talk About Our Love (Brandy feat. Kanye West) 2004 16 Jesus Walks -3- 2005 08 Diamonds From Sierra Leone -1- 2005 62 Number One (John Legend feat. Kanye West) 2005 02 Gold Digger (feat. Jamie Foxx) -2- MILLIONAIRE 2005 22 Heard 'Em Say (feat. Adam Levine) -3- 2006 32 Brand New (Rhymefest feat. Kanye West) 2006 06 Touch The Sky (feat. Lupe Fiasco) -4- 2006 43 Extravaganza (Jamie Foxx feat. Kanye West) 2006 46 Back Like That (Ghostface Killah feat. Kanye West & Ne-Yo) 2006 31 Number One (Pharrell feat. Kanye West) 2007 01 Stronger -1- MILLIONAIRE 2007 23 Good Life (feat. T-Pain) -2- 2007 09 Homecoming (feat. Chris Martin) -3- 2008 01 American Boy (Estelle feat. Kanye West) MILLIONAIRE 2008 29 Flashing Lights (feat. Dwele) -4- 2008 33 Swagga Like Us (Jay-Z & T.I. feat. Kanye West & Lil Wayne) 2008 08 Love Lockdown -1- 2008 10 Heartless -2- 2009 05 Knock You Down (Keri Hilson feat. Kanye West & Ne-Yo) 2009 02 Supernova (Mr Hudson feat. Kanye West) 2009 01 Run This Town (Jay-Z, Rihanna & Kanye West) 2009 67 Make Her Say (Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West & Common) 2009 42 Forever (Drake feat. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem) 2010 36 Power -1- 2010 58 Erase Me (Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West) 2010 56 Runaway (feat. Pusha T) -2- 2011 30 H•A•M (Kanye West & Jay-Z) -1- 2011 15 All Of The Lights (feat. Rihanna & Various Artists) -3- 2011 03 E.T. (Katy Perry feat. Kanye West) 2011 28 Otis (Jay-Z & Kanye West feat. Otis Redding) -2- 2011 48 Lift Off (Jay-Z & Kanye West feat. Beyoncé) -AT- 2011 87 Why I Love You (Jay-Z & Kanye West feat. Mr Hudson) -AT- 2012 10 Ni**as In Paris (Jay-Z & Kanye West) -3- MILLIONAIRE 2012 55 Mercy (Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz) -1- 2012 37 No Church In The Wild (Jay-Z & Kanye West feat. Frank Ocean) -4- 2012 22 Clique (Kanye West, Jay-Z & Big Sean) -2- 2012 94 To The World (feat. R Kelly) -AT- 2013 34 Black Skinhead -1- 2013 97 New Slaves -AT- 2013 55 Bound 2 -2- 2013 13 Thank You (Busta Rhymes feat. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Q-Tip) 2015 28 Only One (feat. Paul McCartney) -NAS- 2015 03 FourFiveSeconds (Rihanna, Kanye West & Paul McCartney) -NAS- MILLIONAIRE 2015 18 All Day (feat. Allan Kingdom, Theophilus London & Paul McCartney) -NAS- 2016 33 Famous -2- 2016 54 Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1 (feat. Kid Cudi) -AT- 2016 63 Ultralight Beam (feat. Chance The Rapper & Kirk Franklin) -AT- 2016 70 Pt. 2 (feat. Desiigner) -AT- 2016 77 Waves (feat. Chris Brown) -AT- 2016 78 Real Friends (feat. Ty Dolla $ign) -1- 2016 84 FML (feat. The Weeknd) -AT- 2016 88 Wolves (feat. Kendrick Lamar) -AT- 2016 92 Feedback -AT- 2016 50 Fade (feat. Post Malone & Ty Dolla $ign) -3- 2018 10 Yikes -1- 2018 11 All Mine -AT- 2018 17 Ghost Town -AT- 2018 03 I Love It (Kanye West & Lil Pump) -NAS- 2018 29 MAMA (6ix9ine feat. Nicki Minaj & Kanye West) 2019 06 Follow God -1- 2019 19 Selah -AT- 2019 20 Closed On Sunday -AT- 2020 51 Wash Us In The Blood (feat. Travis Scott) -NAS- 2020 34 Ego Death (Ty Dolla $ign feat. Kanye West, FKA twigs & Skrillex) 2021 55 Tell The Vision (Pop Smoke feat. Kanye West & Pusha T) 2021 07 Hurricane -1- 2021 11 Jail -AT- 2021 15 Off The Grid -AT- 2021 83 Moon -AT- 2021 93 Praise God -AT- 2022 32 Eazy (The Game & Kanye West) -1- 2022 58 City Of Gods (Fivio Foreign, Alicia Keys & Kanye West) -2- 2022 31 True Love (Kanye West & XXXTENTACION) -3- 2022 __ Hot Shit (Cardi B, Kanye West & Lil Durk) 3 x #1 | 10 x Top 5 | 22 x Top 10 | 32 x Top 20 | 51 x Top 40 | 78 x Top 100 Lil Durk 2020 04 Laugh Now Cry Later (Drake feat. Lil Durk) 2021 85 No More Parties (Coi Leray feat. Lil Durk) 2021 73 EVERY CHANCE I GET (DJ Khaled feat. Lil Baby & Lil Durk) 2021 62 Voice Of The Heroes (Lil Baby & Lil Durk) -1- 2021 63 Hats Off (Lil Baby, Lil Durk & Travis Scott) -AT- 2021 83 Who I Want (Lil Baby & Lil Durk) -AT- 2021 47 No Return (Polo G feat. The Kid LAROI & Lil Durk) 2021 24 No Time (KSI feat. Lil Durk) 2021 92 Sharing Locations (Meek Mill feat. Lil Baby & Lil Durk) 2022 70 What Happened To Virgil (feat. Gunna) -AT- 2022 85 No Interviews -AT- 2022 99 AHHH HA -1- 2022 __ Hot Shit (Cardi B, Kanye West & Lil Durk) 0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 12 x Top 100 Social Media Cardi B Kanye West Lil Durk http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
July 1, 20224 yr I wonder if SCott mills will get the no. 1 he wants on his last chart show. Let's get LF System to no. 1 next week People!
July 1, 20224 yr I wonder if SCott mills will get the no. 1 he wants on his last chart show. Let's get LF System to no. 1 next week People! I thought he wasn’t leaving till September?
July 1, 20224 yr I'm glad this has managed at least 3 weeks at #1 if it is off to ACR again. Slightly bad timing with that ST episode coming out though to give another boost. Edited July 1, 20224 yr by Roba.
July 1, 20224 yr If Scott Mills does leave might we finally get the odd accurate chart statistics on the R1 chart show or is that too much to ask for? :magic:
July 1, 20224 yr I’m not actually sure if the song is featured in the last 2 episodes (I watched the first episode and it didn’t feature, I’m watching the second one tonight no spoilers please!), I assume it probably is used in the 2nd episode but not sure if it will give it a huge boost or not
July 1, 20224 yr I thought he wasn’t leaving till September? Correct, i just hope he gets the no. 1 he wants when he leaves.
July 1, 20224 yr Author If Scott Mills does leave might we finally get the odd accurate chart statistics on the R1 chart show or is that too much to ask for? :magic: Scott's stats are more accurate than previous recent hosts tbh! :lol:
July 1, 20224 yr I have some bad news. Scott mills is joining radio 2, he will no longer present the chart. I'm crying so much I posted this back on page 9. Scott's replacement will be announced at 2pm on Tuesday.
July 1, 20224 yr Silk should really have been credited on the LF System track - other than that - hope it can get #1 next week :)
July 1, 20224 yr Charlie Puth feat Jung at #41. :drama: I blame those 2 Glasto resets for that! :rolleyes:
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