So Rina cancelling her final 2 signings due to illness cost her the #2 position it would seem
They're rescheduled. I still need to pick my copy up, but although I've bought the ticket for it, I'm not sure it'll count until it's been recorded as "picjed up"/"a sale" idk how all that works tho, so who knows, may e they have been included already?
Author
02 | 01 | 2nd week
Lewis Capaldi
Forget Me
1st single from forthcoming studio album
Released: 9th September 2022
Label: Vertigo Berlin
Chart Statistics
NE (22/09/2022) | 1-2
Sales: 50k+
Certification: -
Status: Standard Chart Ratio
01 Sales
03 Audio Streaming
03 Video Streaming
Video
Biography
“I never really think, ‘OK, I’m going to write a song,’” Lewis Capaldi told Apple Music. “My creative process is basically: I sit down with a guitar and or at the piano, and I just start to write.” But the amazing thing about Capaldi is that he’s become one of the most popular young artists of his generation by preserving his songs in that raw, unvarnished state, to provide the purest representation of the pain and longing coursing through his lyrics. Amid the hyper-paced, totally wired world of late-2010s pop, this unassuming Scottish singer-songwriter and former Up Next artist—born 1996 in Glasgow—stopped the internet dead in its tracks with his DIY 2017 single “Bruises”, a stark, piano-based breakup ballad that introduced a voice imbued with the sort of soulful grit and deeply felt heartache you wouldn’t expect from a baby-faced 21-year-old. “Bruises” was Capaldi’s ticket to international major-label deals and tours opening for pop A-listers like Sam Smith and Niall Horan, but he would swiftly join their ranks with his equally rustic 2018 single “Someone You Loved”, another tear-jerking expression of sorrow—inspired by the death of his grandmother—that went to No. 1 in the US and UK, and has since become one of the most-streamed songs of all time. Those singles formed the foundation of Capaldi’s chart-topping full-length debut, 2019’s Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent, which fleshes out his sound with lush orchestration and gospel gravitas but, through songs like the suicide-themed “Before You Go”, retains his fearless flair for dredging up the messiest of emotions. - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
2018 09 Grace -2-MILLIONAIRE
2018 01 Someone You Loved -3-MILLIONAIRE
2019 06 Bruises -1/5-MILLIONAIRE
2019 04 Hold Me While You Wait -4-MILLIONAIRE
2019 01 Before You Go -6-MILLIONAIRE
2022 01 Forget Me -1-
3 x #1 | 4 x Top 5 | 6 x Top 10 | 6 x Top 20 | 6 x Top 40 | 6 x Top 100
From his early days playing Chicago house in French discotheques to his long reign atop the pop charts, David Guetta has revolutionised dance music multiple times. Born in Paris in 1967, Guetta began DJing in the late ’80s, when the shimmery sound known as the “French touch” was taking shape. By the early 2000s, at his F*** Me I’m Famous parties in Ibiza, he had translated that melodic style into a clever merger of pop sass and club swagger. He parlayed that mix into pure platinum with hits like 2003’s “Just for One Day”, an energy-stoking rework of David Bowie’s “Heroes”, and 2002’s “Just a Little More Love”, a sultry bump-and-grind featuring R&B singer Chris Willis. That versatility—along with a knack for killer hooks—would become one of Guetta’s principal calling cards, and as EDM exploded across pop culture at the end of the 2000s, Guetta’s shapeshifting style led the way, yielding ecstatic affirmations (“When Love Takes Over”), feisty come-ons (“Sexy Bitch”) and unstoppable singalongs (The Black Eyed Peas’ “I Gotta Feeling”, which Guetta produced). Since then, his collaborations (Sia, Nicki Minaj) have kept listeners guessing even as his choruses—triumphant as a bottle of bubbly blowing its top—have proven one of pop’s most dependable pleasures. - Apple Music
Bebe Rexha
What do pop-punk pin-up Pete Wentz, rap diva Nicki Minaj, Top 40 queen Selena Gomez, and country hitmakers Florida Georgia Line have in common? They’ve all been drawn into the orbit of singer/songwriter Bebe Rexha. Born in 1989, the Brooklyn native has left her fingerprints all over the modern musical landscape through her high-profile songwriting credits, her many genre-hopping collaborations, and her own brutally frank yet undeniably effervescent dance-pop bops. It was Wentz who first spotted Rexha’s potential, when the Fall Out Boy founder invited her to bring her sassy vocals to his short-lived electro side project Black Cards in 2011. After striking out on her own, Rexha initially found success as a writer for the likes of Gomez (“Like a Champion”) and Eminem (“The Monster”), and as a guest singer on David Guetta’s 2015 Top 10 clap-happy banger, “Hey Mama”, providing a chorus hook almost towering enough to overshadow Minaj. But since releasing her own debut EP, I Don’t Wanna Grow Up, that same year, Rexha has applied her pop smarts to songs that are unafraid to dredge up all sorts of messy emotions. Never shy about quoting her therapist in song, Rexha lays her mental-health struggles bare on singles like “I’m Gonna Show You Crazy” and “I’m a Mess”, translating self-loathing into unapologetic anthems. But her 2017 honky-trap hoedown with Florida Georgia Line on “Meant to Be” showcased a sweeter side, cementing Rexha’s crossover appeal to club kids and heartland romantics alike. - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
David Guetta
2002 46 Love, Don't Let Me Go (feat. Chris Willis)-1-
2003 73 Just For One Day (Heroes) (David Guetta vs. Bowie)-2-
2003 19 Just A Little More Love (feat. Chris Willis)-3-
2004 78 Stay -1-
2005 49 The World Is Mine (feat. JD Davis)-2-
2006 03 Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away) (David Guetta vs. The Egg)-1-
2007 09 Love Is Gone (feat. Chris Willis)-2-
2007 50 Baby When The Light (feat. Cozi)-3-
2008 84 Tomorrow Can Wait (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud)-4-
2009 68 Everytime We Touch (David Guetta & Chris Willis with Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso)-5-
2009 01 When Love Takes Over (feat. Kelly Rowland)-1-MILLIONAIRE
2009 01 Gettin' Over You (David Guetta & Chris Willis feat. Fergie & LMFAO)-5-
2009 01 Sexy Bitch (feat. Akon)-2-MILLIONAIRE
2009 92 I Wanna Go Crazy (feat. will.i.am)-AT-
2009 88 GRRRR -NAS-
2009 46 One Love (feat. Estelle)-3-
2010 15 Memories (feat. Kid Cudi)-4-
2010 09 Commander (Kelly Rowland feat. David Guetta)
2010 01 Club Can't Handle Me (Flo Rida feat. David Guetta)
2010 06 Who's That Chick? (feat. Rihanna)-6-
2011 04 Sweat (Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta)
2011 03 Where Them Girls At (feat. Flo Rida & Nicki Minaj)-1-
2011 06 Little Bad Girl (feat. Taio Cruz & Ludacris)-2-
2011 01 Titanium (feat. Sia)-4-MILLION SELLER
2011 90 Lunar (David Guetta & Afrojack)-PS-
2011 35 Night Of Your Life (feat. Jennifer Hudson)-PS-
2011 06 Without You (feat. Usher)-3-
2011 08 Turn Me On (feat. Nicki Minaj)-5-
2011 96 Crank It Up (feat. Akon)-AT-
2012 05 LaserLight (Jessie J feat. David Guetta)
2012 18 I Can Only Imagine (feat. Chris Brown & Lil Wayne)-6-
2012 08 She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) (feat. Sia)-7-
2012 06 Play Hard (feat. Ne-Yo & Akon)-9-
2012 36 Right Now (Rihanna feat. David Guetta)
2012 41 Rest Of My Life (Ludacris feat. Usher & David Guetta)
2012 20 Just One Last Time (feat. Taped Rai)-8-
2014 04 Shot Me Down (feat. Skylar Grey)-1-
2014 22 Bad (David Guetta & Showtek feat. Vassy)-2-
2014 01 Lovers On The Sun (feat. Sam Martin)-3-
2014 05 Dangerous (feat. Sam Martin)-4-
2014 06 What I Did For Love (feat. Emeli Sandé)-5-
yay for Guetta getting the #1 he deserved last week!
THANK GOD
congrats to david, but especially bebe on the #1! so deserved and although i prefer forget me a bit more, i'm good is a huge bop
Wow, a Bebe Rexha #1. I genuinely never thought I'd see that day come!
they made it!!!!
Lewis should have saved the physicals until this week - hindsight and all that. I do like this from a few listens now though, it's a decent one to come back with.
Singles
1 - I'm Good ( Blue ) 50,988
2 - Forget Me 46,766
Lewis could have had 2 weeks at #1 if they hadn't panicked with the physicals
I can sleep in peace now.
YESSSSSS!! :D
Author
:thinking: Future chart hit? :thinking:
Sam Smith and Kim Petras
Unholy
2nd single from forthcoming studio album
Released: 22nd September 2022
Label: Capitol Records UK / EMI
Video
Biography
Sam Smith
It’s hard to think of many artists in 21st-century pop who could match the vulnerability of Sam Smith. “I’ve never shied away from telling the truth in my music,” the singer told Apple Music in 2020. “Music is literally my best friend; it’s a release, a form of diary and therapy.”
Born in London in 1992 and raised in Cambridge, Smith first began gaining significant traction in 2012 with a pair of dance hits—Disclosure’s “Latch,” and Naughty Boy’s “La La La” the following year. They revealed that elastic falsetto, but didn’t quite hint at the sadness that would define the outrageous success to come. That arrived with 2014’s Grammy-winning In the Midnight Hour, an exquisite meditation on unrequited love, and its followup, the heartbreak-inspired The Thrill of It All. This second album saw Smith—by then an Oscar winner for 2015’s Bond theme “Writing’s on the Wall”—open up about instant fame and embrace their status as a gay role model, against a backdrop of stirring, gospel-infused balladry. It has always been clear that Smith’s power lies as much in that voice as in an unwavering bravery to put their innermost feelings—loneliness, confusion, desperation, desire—on full public view.
By the run-up to album three, however, Smith was also ready to have a little more fun. The aching melancholy of love, loss, and yearning for someone to spend their days with was still present, but this time, it was all being mined for invigorating music to help dance the blues away. That third LP should have arrived in early 2020 in the form of To Die For, but, amid the global pandemic, it was delayed, reworked, and renamed with the more sensitive title Love Goes. The album, Smith said ahead of its release, allowed them to heal after their first true breakup. But it also heralded freedom. “I felt at one point that I was going to be trapped onstage wearing a suit and singing ballads for the rest of my life,” said Smith. “When I look back at Love Goes, it reminds of the courage it took. A lot of my life, probably because of a lot of internalized queerphobia, and queerphobia around me, I felt ashamed of myself and not being able to fully be myself through my music. Each time I make an album, I learn to like myself a little more. The more I make music, the closer to myself I feel.” - Apple Music
Kim Petras
Kim Petras has spawned an entire generation of bunheads (as her fanbase is called) with her brand of hook-heavy, hedonistic synth-pop. Born in Cologne, Germany in 1992, Petras had aspirations of international stardom from an early age, writing her first songs at 13 and inspired by pop stars like Britney Spears and Spice Girls. Though she released minor works in the late 2000s, it was 2017’s “Unlock It,” the singer’s attention-grabbing collaboration with scene queen Charli XCX, that served for many as a gateway into her world. Petras' Era 1 collection of endorphin-popping bangers, elevated by her virtuosic vocal range, solidified her status as pop music royalty. Songs like 2017’s sugar-baby anthem “I Don't Want It At All” and 2018’s criminally catchy “Heart to Break” showcased her singer/songwriter prowess through a neon glow of ‘80s-infused dance pop. An indie artist at heart, Petras has released the bulk of her work on her own BunHead Records imprint. Her official full-length debut, Clarity (2019), found her eschewing some of the blithe spirit of her early songs in favor of a greater vulnerability in songs like “Icy” and “Broken,” where materialism becomes an escape from the emotional void of heartbreak. The hyper-sexualized $l*t Pop arrived in 2022. Petras’ success has also turned her into a role model for the broad swath of her fanbase who identify as LGBTQ, celebrating her as a pioneer for transgender representation in the genre. - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
Sam Smith
2012 11 Latch (Disclosure feat. Sam Smith)MILLIONAIRE
2013 01 La La La (Naughty Boy feat. Sam Smith)MILLION SELLER
2013 86 Safe With Me -EP-
2013 82 Nirvana -EP-
2014 01 Money On My Mind -2-MILLIONAIRE
2014 15 Lay Me Down -1/6-
2014 01 Stay With Me -3-MILLIONAIRE
2014 03 I'm Not The Only One -4-MILLIONAIRE
2014 09 Like I Can -5-MILLIONAIRE
2014 53 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas -NAS-
2015 01 Lay Me Down (feat. John Legend)-7-
2015 13 Omen (Disclosure feat. Sam Smith)
2015 01 Writing's On The Wall -OST-
2017 01 Too Good At Goodbyes -1-MILLIONAIRE
2017 26 Pray (feat. Logic)-3-
2017 63 Burning -IG-
2017 27 One Last Song -2-
2018 01 Promises (Calvin Harris & Sam Smith)MILLIONAIRE
2019 63 Fire On Fire -NAS-
2019 03 Dancing With A Stranger (Sam Smith & Normani)-1-MILLIONAIRE
2019 07 How Do You Sleep? -2-
2019 76 I Feel Love -PS-
2020 18 To Die For -3-
2020 20 I'm Ready (Sam Smith & Demi Lovato)-4-
2020 43 My Oasis (feat. Burna Boy)-5-
2020 11 Diamonds -6-
2020 89 Kids Again -AT-
2020 72 The Lighthouse Keeper -NAS-
2022 52 Love Me More -1-
2022 __ Unholy (Sam Smith & Kim Petras)-2-
7 x #1 | 9 x Top 5 | 11 x Top 10 | 17 x Top 20 | 19 x Top 40 | 29 x Top 100
Kim Petras
2022 100 Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) -NAS-
2022 __ Unholy (Sam Smith & Kim Petras)
0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 0 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100
“We’re the ones that are pushing this boundary,” D-Block Europe’s Young Adz told Apple Music. “People who are signing urban music over here—they call it urban, we call it pop in the streets—that ain’t street music. We’re doing street, UK, wavy music, front-lining it.” They might not consider themselves pop, but by the most literal definition, DBE are just that. Chart positions, sold-out arenas and a nomination for the 2020 BRIT Award for British Group (before they’d even released a debut album) all make them one of UK rap’s most popular acts. D-Block Europe was originally a collective that called upon various London MCs, but Adz and childhood friend Dirtbike LB have emerged as both the engine room and executive board of the operation. They met at Sedgehill School in South London, where Adz was dropping mixtapes from the age of 13. He signed an ultimately fruitless major-label deal at 15 before coming under the patronage of NY rap heavyweight Jadakiss, who offered features, support slots and license to use The LOX’s D-Block Records name. With a series of self-released singles and mixtapes, Young Adz and Dirtbike LB took their place at UK rap’s top table during the late 2010s. Leavening trap’s chilly textures and portraits of road life with sticky Auto-Tuned hooks, their music is notable for its nimble wordplay and candour. While D-Block quickly gathered notoriety for their unfiltered bedroom braggadocio (“Kitchen Kings”), their willingness to open up about mental health and therapy (“Prescription Drugs”) has made them a standout presence in UK rap. It’s all been done independently by the industrious duo (63 new tracks released across three mixtapes during 2019 alone). They’ve continuously waved away offers from labels, confident that no one can guide their career as well as they can. Every award, Top 5 release or filled arena only strengthens their self-belief. “When you see Messi kick ball, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing,” said Young Adz. “Sometimes, the people have to choose you because they’re like, ‘We ain’t never going to see this again—from their sounds, from what they talk about.’ Our personalities shine through our music. We’re bigger personalities than rappers.” - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
2018 49 Gucci Mane (D-Block Europe & Yxng Bane)-1-
2018 35 Nassty (D-Block Europe, Young Adz, Dirtbike LB & Lil Pino)-NAS-
2018 80 Tell The Truth (The Plug presents D-Block Europe & Rich The Kid)
2019 16 Kitchen Kings -1-
2019 62 Kettle Pouring -AT-
2019 70 Running Man -AT-
2019 20 Home P*ssy -1-
2019 53 Rich (The Plug presents D-Block Europe & Offset)
2019 16 Nookie (feat. Lil Baby)-2-
2019 21 Playing For Keeps (feat. Dave)-3-
2019 42 Outside -AT-
2019 23 Tell Me (Krept & Konan, D-Block Europe & Ling Hussle)
They're rescheduled. I still need to pick my copy up, but although I've bought the ticket for it, I'm not sure it'll count until it's been recorded as "picjed up"/"a sale" idk how all that works tho, so who knows, may e they have been included already?02 |
01 | 2nd week
Lewis Capaldi
Forget Me
1st single from forthcoming studio album
Released: 9th September 2022
Label: Vertigo Berlin
Chart Statistics
NE (22/09/2022) | 1-2
Sales: 50k+
Certification: -
Status: Standard Chart Ratio
01 Sales
03 Audio Streaming
03 Video Streaming
Video
Biography
“I never really think, ‘OK, I’m going to write a song,’” Lewis Capaldi told Apple Music. “My creative process is basically: I sit down with a guitar and or at the piano, and I just start to write.” But the amazing thing about Capaldi is that he’s become one of the most popular young artists of his generation by preserving his songs in that raw, unvarnished state, to provide the purest representation of the pain and longing coursing through his lyrics. Amid the hyper-paced, totally wired world of late-2010s pop, this unassuming Scottish singer-songwriter and former Up Next artist—born 1996 in Glasgow—stopped the internet dead in its tracks with his DIY 2017 single “Bruises”, a stark, piano-based breakup ballad that introduced a voice imbued with the sort of soulful grit and deeply felt heartache you wouldn’t expect from a baby-faced 21-year-old. “Bruises” was Capaldi’s ticket to international major-label deals and tours opening for pop A-listers like Sam Smith and Niall Horan, but he would swiftly join their ranks with his equally rustic 2018 single “Someone You Loved”, another tear-jerking expression of sorrow—inspired by the death of his grandmother—that went to No. 1 in the US and UK, and has since become one of the most-streamed songs of all time. Those singles formed the foundation of Capaldi’s chart-topping full-length debut, 2019’s Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent, which fleshes out his sound with lush orchestration and gospel gravitas but, through songs like the suicide-themed “Before You Go”, retains his fearless flair for dredging up the messiest of emotions. - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
2018 09 Grace -2- MILLIONAIRE
2018 01 Someone You Loved -3- MILLIONAIRE
2019 06 Bruises -1/5- MILLIONAIRE
2019 04 Hold Me While You Wait -4- MILLIONAIRE
2019 01 Before You Go -6- MILLIONAIRE
2022 01 Forget Me -1-
3 x #1 | 4 x Top 5 | 6 x Top 10 | 6 x Top 20 | 6 x Top 40 | 6 x Top 100
Social Media
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02 | 4th week
David Guetta and Bebe Rexha
I'm Good (Blue)
Non-album single
Released: 26th August 2022
Label: Warner Music UK
Chart Statistics
NE (08/09/2022) | 7-2-2-1
Sales: 100k+
Certification: -
Status: Standard Chart Ratio
02 Sales
02 Audio Streaming
07 Video Streaming
Video
Biography
David Guetta
From his early days playing Chicago house in French discotheques to his long reign atop the pop charts, David Guetta has revolutionised dance music multiple times. Born in Paris in 1967, Guetta began DJing in the late ’80s, when the shimmery sound known as the “French touch” was taking shape. By the early 2000s, at his F*** Me I’m Famous parties in Ibiza, he had translated that melodic style into a clever merger of pop sass and club swagger. He parlayed that mix into pure platinum with hits like 2003’s “Just for One Day”, an energy-stoking rework of David Bowie’s “Heroes”, and 2002’s “Just a Little More Love”, a sultry bump-and-grind featuring R&B singer Chris Willis. That versatility—along with a knack for killer hooks—would become one of Guetta’s principal calling cards, and as EDM exploded across pop culture at the end of the 2000s, Guetta’s shapeshifting style led the way, yielding ecstatic affirmations (“When Love Takes Over”), feisty come-ons (“Sexy Bitch”) and unstoppable singalongs (The Black Eyed Peas’ “I Gotta Feeling”, which Guetta produced). Since then, his collaborations (Sia, Nicki Minaj) have kept listeners guessing even as his choruses—triumphant as a bottle of bubbly blowing its top—have proven one of pop’s most dependable pleasures. - Apple Music
Bebe Rexha
What do pop-punk pin-up Pete Wentz, rap diva Nicki Minaj, Top 40 queen Selena Gomez, and country hitmakers Florida Georgia Line have in common? They’ve all been drawn into the orbit of singer/songwriter Bebe Rexha. Born in 1989, the Brooklyn native has left her fingerprints all over the modern musical landscape through her high-profile songwriting credits, her many genre-hopping collaborations, and her own brutally frank yet undeniably effervescent dance-pop bops. It was Wentz who first spotted Rexha’s potential, when the Fall Out Boy founder invited her to bring her sassy vocals to his short-lived electro side project Black Cards in 2011. After striking out on her own, Rexha initially found success as a writer for the likes of Gomez (“Like a Champion”) and Eminem (“The Monster”), and as a guest singer on David Guetta’s 2015 Top 10 clap-happy banger, “Hey Mama”, providing a chorus hook almost towering enough to overshadow Minaj. But since releasing her own debut EP, I Don’t Wanna Grow Up, that same year, Rexha has applied her pop smarts to songs that are unafraid to dredge up all sorts of messy emotions. Never shy about quoting her therapist in song, Rexha lays her mental-health struggles bare on singles like “I’m Gonna Show You Crazy” and “I’m a Mess”, translating self-loathing into unapologetic anthems. But her 2017 honky-trap hoedown with Florida Georgia Line on “Meant to Be” showcased a sweeter side, cementing Rexha’s crossover appeal to club kids and heartland romantics alike. - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
David Guetta
2002 46 Love, Don't Let Me Go (feat. Chris Willis) -1-
2003 73 Just For One Day (Heroes) (David Guetta vs. Bowie) -2-
2003 19 Just A Little More Love (feat. Chris Willis) -3-
2004 78 Stay -1-
2005 49 The World Is Mine (feat. JD Davis) -2-
2006 03 Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away) (David Guetta vs. The Egg) -1-
2007 09 Love Is Gone (feat. Chris Willis) -2-
2007 50 Baby When The Light (feat. Cozi) -3-
2008 84 Tomorrow Can Wait (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud) -4-
2009 68 Everytime We Touch (David Guetta & Chris Willis with Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso) -5-
2009 01 When Love Takes Over (feat. Kelly Rowland) -1- MILLIONAIRE
2009 01 Gettin' Over You (David Guetta & Chris Willis feat. Fergie & LMFAO) -5-
2009 01 Sexy Bitch (feat. Akon) -2- MILLIONAIRE
2009 92 I Wanna Go Crazy (feat. will.i.am) -AT-
2009 88 GRRRR -NAS-
2009 46 One Love (feat. Estelle) -3-
2010 15 Memories (feat. Kid Cudi) -4-
2010 09 Commander (Kelly Rowland feat. David Guetta)
2010 01 Club Can't Handle Me (Flo Rida feat. David Guetta)
2010 06 Who's That Chick? (feat. Rihanna) -6-
2011 04 Sweat (Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta)
2011 03 Where Them Girls At (feat. Flo Rida & Nicki Minaj) -1-
2011 06 Little Bad Girl (feat. Taio Cruz & Ludacris) -2-
2011 01 Titanium (feat. Sia) -4- MILLION SELLER
2011 90 Lunar (David Guetta & Afrojack) -PS-
2011 35 Night Of Your Life (feat. Jennifer Hudson) -PS-
2011 06 Without You (feat. Usher) -3-
2011 08 Turn Me On (feat. Nicki Minaj) -5-
2011 96 Crank It Up (feat. Akon) -AT-
2012 05 LaserLight (Jessie J feat. David Guetta)
2012 18 I Can Only Imagine (feat. Chris Brown & Lil Wayne) -6-
2012 08 She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) (feat. Sia) -7-
2012 06 Play Hard (feat. Ne-Yo & Akon) -9-
2012 36 Right Now (Rihanna feat. David Guetta)
2012 41 Rest Of My Life (Ludacris feat. Usher & David Guetta)
2012 20 Just One Last Time (feat. Taped Rai) -8-
2014 04 Shot Me Down (feat. Skylar Grey) -1-
2014 22 Bad (David Guetta & Showtek feat. Vassy) -2-
2014 01 Lovers On The Sun (feat. Sam Martin) -3-
2014 05 Dangerous (feat. Sam Martin) -4-
2014 06 What I Did For Love (feat. Emeli Sandé) -5-
2015 09 Hey Mama (feat. Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha & Afrojack) -6-
2015 18 Bang My Head (feat. Sia & Fetty Wap) -7-
2016 16 This One's For You (feat. Zara Larsson) -NAS-
2016 24 Shed A Light (Robin Schulz, David Guetta & Cheat Codes) -NAS-
2017 64 Light My Body Up (feat. Nicki Minaj & Lil Wayne) -NAS-
2017 05 2U (feat. Justin Bieber) -1-
2017 59 Versace On The Floor (Bruno Mars vs. David Guetta)
2017 35 Dirty Sexy Money (David Guetta & Afrojack feat. Charli XCX & French Montana) -2-
2017 81 So Far Away (Martin Garrix & David Guetta feat. Jamie Scott & Romy Dya)
2018 22 Mad Love (Sean Paul & David Guetta feat. Becky G)
2018 29 Like I Do (David Guetta, Martin Garrix & Brooks) -3-
2018 07 Flames (David Guetta & Sia) -4- MILLIONAIRE
2018 18 Don't Leave Me Alone (feat. Anne-Marie) -5-
2018 26 Goodbye (Jason Derulo & David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj & Willy William)
2018 91 Say My Name (David Guetta, Bebe Rexha & J Balvin) -6-
2019 41 Stay (Don't Go Away) (feat. RAYE) -NAS-
2019 89 Thing For You (David Guetta & Martin Solveig) -NAS-
2020 53 Let's Love (David Guetta & Sia) -NAS-
2021 53 Big (Rita Ora, David Guetta & Imanbek feat. Gunna)
2021 03 BED (Joel Corry, RAYE & David Guetta)
2021 03 Heartbreak Anthem (Galantis, David Guetta & Little Mix)
2021 03 Remember (Becky Hill & David Guetta) MILLIONAIRE
2021 27 If You Really Love Me (How Will I Know) (David Guetta, MistaJam & John Newman) -NAS-
2022 21 What Would You Do? (Joel Corry, David Guetta & Bryson Tiller)
2022 05 Crazy What Love Can Do (David Guetta, Becky Hill & Ella Henderson) -NAS-
2022 01 I'm Good (Blue) (David Guetta & Bebe Rexha) -NAS-
2022 48 Living Without You (Sigala, David Guetta & Sam Ryder)
7 x #1 | 18 x Top 5 | 29 x Top 10 | 36 x Top 20 | 46 x Top 40 | 68 x Top 100
Bebe Rexha
2014 05 Take Me Home (Cash Cash feat. Bebe Rexha)
2015 09 Hey Mama (David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha & Afrojack)
2016 13 Me, Myself & I (G-Eazy & Bebe Rexha)
2016 09 In The Name Of Love (Martin Garrix & Bebe Rexha) MILLIONAIRE
2016 91 I Got You -1-
2017 08 Back To You (Louis Tomlinson feat. Bebe Rexha & Digital Farm Animals)
2018 64 Home (Machine Gun Kelly, X Ambassadors & Bebe Rexha) -OST-
2018 11 Meant To Be (Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line) -2- MILLIONAIRE
2018 22 Girls (Rita Ora feat. Cardi B, Bebe Rexha & Charli XCX)
2018 77 I'm A Mess -3-
2018 91 Say My Name (David Guetta, Bebe Rexha & J Balvin)
2019 50 Last Hurrah -1-
2019 50 Call You Mine (The Chainsmokers & Bebe Rexha)
2019 23 Harder (Jax Jones & Bebe Rexha)
2020 86 Baby, I'm Jealous (feat. Doja Cat) -1-
2022 01 I'm Good (Blue) (David Guetta & Bebe Rexha)
1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 5 x Top 10 | 7 x Top 20 | 9 x Top 40 | 16 x Top 100
Social Media
http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
Singles
1 - I'm Good ( Blue ) 50,988
2 - Forget Me 46,766
:thinking: Future chart hit? :thinking:
Sam Smith and Kim Petras
Unholy
2nd single from forthcoming studio album
Released: 22nd September 2022
Label: Capitol Records UK / EMI
Video
Biography
Sam Smith
It’s hard to think of many artists in 21st-century pop who could match the vulnerability of Sam Smith. “I’ve never shied away from telling the truth in my music,” the singer told Apple Music in 2020. “Music is literally my best friend; it’s a release, a form of diary and therapy.”
Born in London in 1992 and raised in Cambridge, Smith first began gaining significant traction in 2012 with a pair of dance hits—Disclosure’s “Latch,” and Naughty Boy’s “La La La” the following year. They revealed that elastic falsetto, but didn’t quite hint at the sadness that would define the outrageous success to come. That arrived with 2014’s Grammy-winning In the Midnight Hour, an exquisite meditation on unrequited love, and its followup, the heartbreak-inspired The Thrill of It All. This second album saw Smith—by then an Oscar winner for 2015’s Bond theme “Writing’s on the Wall”—open up about instant fame and embrace their status as a gay role model, against a backdrop of stirring, gospel-infused balladry. It has always been clear that Smith’s power lies as much in that voice as in an unwavering bravery to put their innermost feelings—loneliness, confusion, desperation, desire—on full public view.
By the run-up to album three, however, Smith was also ready to have a little more fun. The aching melancholy of love, loss, and yearning for someone to spend their days with was still present, but this time, it was all being mined for invigorating music to help dance the blues away. That third LP should have arrived in early 2020 in the form of To Die For, but, amid the global pandemic, it was delayed, reworked, and renamed with the more sensitive title Love Goes. The album, Smith said ahead of its release, allowed them to heal after their first true breakup. But it also heralded freedom. “I felt at one point that I was going to be trapped onstage wearing a suit and singing ballads for the rest of my life,” said Smith. “When I look back at Love Goes, it reminds of the courage it took. A lot of my life, probably because of a lot of internalized queerphobia, and queerphobia around me, I felt ashamed of myself and not being able to fully be myself through my music. Each time I make an album, I learn to like myself a little more. The more I make music, the closer to myself I feel.” - Apple Music
Kim Petras
Kim Petras has spawned an entire generation of bunheads (as her fanbase is called) with her brand of hook-heavy, hedonistic synth-pop. Born in Cologne, Germany in 1992, Petras had aspirations of international stardom from an early age, writing her first songs at 13 and inspired by pop stars like Britney Spears and Spice Girls. Though she released minor works in the late 2000s, it was 2017’s “Unlock It,” the singer’s attention-grabbing collaboration with scene queen Charli XCX, that served for many as a gateway into her world. Petras' Era 1 collection of endorphin-popping bangers, elevated by her virtuosic vocal range, solidified her status as pop music royalty. Songs like 2017’s sugar-baby anthem “I Don't Want It At All” and 2018’s criminally catchy “Heart to Break” showcased her singer/songwriter prowess through a neon glow of ‘80s-infused dance pop. An indie artist at heart, Petras has released the bulk of her work on her own BunHead Records imprint. Her official full-length debut, Clarity (2019), found her eschewing some of the blithe spirit of her early songs in favor of a greater vulnerability in songs like “Icy” and “Broken,” where materialism becomes an escape from the emotional void of heartbreak. The hyper-sexualized $l*t Pop arrived in 2022. Petras’ success has also turned her into a role model for the broad swath of her fanbase who identify as LGBTQ, celebrating her as a pioneer for transgender representation in the genre. - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
Sam Smith
2012 11 Latch (Disclosure feat. Sam Smith) MILLIONAIRE
2013 01 La La La (Naughty Boy feat. Sam Smith) MILLION SELLER
2013 86 Safe With Me -EP-
2013 82 Nirvana -EP-
2014 01 Money On My Mind -2- MILLIONAIRE
2014 15 Lay Me Down -1/6-
2014 01 Stay With Me -3- MILLIONAIRE
2014 03 I'm Not The Only One -4- MILLIONAIRE
2014 09 Like I Can -5- MILLIONAIRE
2014 53 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas -NAS-
2015 01 Lay Me Down (feat. John Legend) -7-
2015 13 Omen (Disclosure feat. Sam Smith)
2015 01 Writing's On The Wall -OST-
2017 01 Too Good At Goodbyes -1- MILLIONAIRE
2017 26 Pray (feat. Logic) -3-
2017 63 Burning -IG-
2017 27 One Last Song -2-
2018 01 Promises (Calvin Harris & Sam Smith) MILLIONAIRE
2019 63 Fire On Fire -NAS-
2019 03 Dancing With A Stranger (Sam Smith & Normani) -1- MILLIONAIRE
2019 07 How Do You Sleep? -2-
2019 76 I Feel Love -PS-
2020 18 To Die For -3-
2020 20 I'm Ready (Sam Smith & Demi Lovato) -4-
2020 43 My Oasis (feat. Burna Boy) -5-
2020 11 Diamonds -6-
2020 89 Kids Again -AT-
2020 72 The Lighthouse Keeper -NAS-
2022 52 Love Me More -1-
2022 __ Unholy (Sam Smith & Kim Petras) -2-
7 x #1 | 9 x Top 5 | 11 x Top 10 | 17 x Top 20 | 19 x Top 40 | 29 x Top 100
Kim Petras
2022 100 Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) -NAS-
2022 __ Unholy (Sam Smith & Kim Petras)
0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 0 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100
Social Media
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:thinking: Future chart hit? :thinking:
D-Block Europe
4 The Win
5th single from Lap 5
Released: 23rd September 2022
Label: D-Block Europe
Video
Biography
“We’re the ones that are pushing this boundary,” D-Block Europe’s Young Adz told Apple Music. “People who are signing urban music over here—they call it urban, we call it pop in the streets—that ain’t street music. We’re doing street, UK, wavy music, front-lining it.” They might not consider themselves pop, but by the most literal definition, DBE are just that. Chart positions, sold-out arenas and a nomination for the 2020 BRIT Award for British Group (before they’d even released a debut album) all make them one of UK rap’s most popular acts. D-Block Europe was originally a collective that called upon various London MCs, but Adz and childhood friend Dirtbike LB have emerged as both the engine room and executive board of the operation. They met at Sedgehill School in South London, where Adz was dropping mixtapes from the age of 13. He signed an ultimately fruitless major-label deal at 15 before coming under the patronage of NY rap heavyweight Jadakiss, who offered features, support slots and license to use The LOX’s D-Block Records name. With a series of self-released singles and mixtapes, Young Adz and Dirtbike LB took their place at UK rap’s top table during the late 2010s. Leavening trap’s chilly textures and portraits of road life with sticky Auto-Tuned hooks, their music is notable for its nimble wordplay and candour. While D-Block quickly gathered notoriety for their unfiltered bedroom braggadocio (“Kitchen Kings”), their willingness to open up about mental health and therapy (“Prescription Drugs”) has made them a standout presence in UK rap. It’s all been done independently by the industrious duo (63 new tracks released across three mixtapes during 2019 alone). They’ve continuously waved away offers from labels, confident that no one can guide their career as well as they can. Every award, Top 5 release or filled arena only strengthens their self-belief. “When you see Messi kick ball, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing,” said Young Adz. “Sometimes, the people have to choose you because they’re like, ‘We ain’t never going to see this again—from their sounds, from what they talk about.’ Our personalities shine through our music. We’re bigger personalities than rappers.” - Apple Music
Top 100 Chart History
2018 49 Gucci Mane (D-Block Europe & Yxng Bane) -1-
2018 35 Nassty (D-Block Europe, Young Adz, Dirtbike LB & Lil Pino) -NAS-
2018 80 Tell The Truth (The Plug presents D-Block Europe & Rich The Kid)
2019 16 Kitchen Kings -1-
2019 62 Kettle Pouring -AT-
2019 70 Running Man -AT-
2019 20 Home P*ssy -1-
2019 53 Rich (The Plug presents D-Block Europe & Offset)
2019 16 Nookie (feat. Lil Baby) -2-
2019 21 Playing For Keeps (feat. Dave) -3-
2019 42 Outside -AT-
2019 23 Tell Me (Krept & Konan, D-Block Europe & Ling Hussle)
2019 16 New Dior (DigDat feat. D-Block Europe)
2019 94 Darling -4-
2020 29 No Cellular Site -1-
2020 53 Creep -AT-
2020 63 Molly World -AT-
2020 50 Indulge (M Huncho feat. D-Block Europe)
2020 26 Self-Obsessed (Da Beatfreakz feat. Krept & Konan, D-Block Europe & Deno)
2020 31 Free 22 -1-
2020 30 Plain Jane -2-
2020 31 We Won -3-
2020 11 UFO (D-Block Europe & Aitch) -4-
2020 34 Destiny -IG-
2020 55 Proud (feat. Young Adz) -AT-
2020 62 Perkosex -AT-
2020 65 Cut Me Off (Yxng Bane feat. D-Block Europe)
2021 14 Ferrari Horses (D-Block Europe & RAYE) -5-
2021 48 Tonight (Ghost Killer Track feat. D-Block Europe & OBOY)
2021 40 Kevin McCallister (D-Block Europe & Lil Pino) -1-
2021 42 Lake 29 -NAS-
2021 18 No Competition -2-
2021 06 Overseas (feat. Central Cee) -3-
2021 35 Funny Bunny Nails -AT-
2021 15 Make You Smile (feat. AJ Tracey) -4-
2022 35 Black Beatles -1-
2022 18 Elegant & Gang (D-Block Europe & Ghost Killer Track) -2-
2022 49 Fantasy -3-
2022 40 Man In The Mirror -4-
2022 __ 4 The Win -5-
0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 10 x Top 20 | 23 x Top 40 | 39 x Top 100
Social Media
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oh my 7 number ones for Guetta, some terrible ones :D
what a bad bad interview, not even a proper question
not even asking about Bebe once in the interview :/