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  • Jaz13music
    Jaz13music

    I was wondering if anyone would be interested in looking at this (or maybe it’s just me)? In the streaming era the EOY chart has appeared heavily biased towards songs released/peaking in the first ha

  • gasman449
    gasman449

    Just had a go at a full top 40, week 14 2024 to week 13 2025. You're pretty much bang on with your sales estimates, just had to change Hot To Go (it would've done a few sales in 2023 so its total woul

  • Julian_
    Julian_

    Week 9: 1 1 Lola Young Messy 434,000 610,000 2 2 Rosé and Bruno Mars APT. 412,000 770,000 3 3 Gracie Abrams That's So True 384,000 820,000 4 4 Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars Die With A Smile 344,000 980,00

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Glad I was right about Benson getting in this week, Both Sombrs and Tell Me should enter next week. Was overestimating Red Wine Supernova quite a bit but other than that I was only 2 places off for some of the "current" hits, cheers Julian. Out of interest what is at number 68? That song broke my perfect streak 😆

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6 minutes ago, gasman449 said:

Out of interest what is at number 68?

“Seventeen Going Under”, which must have a very good premium ratio as it’s easy to underestimate.

I should imagine Ordinary will be number one in the next 3 weeks

5 minutes ago, Chapman said:

I should imagine Ordinary will be number one in the next 3 weeks

Might be pretty close that week actually assuming Lola is still doing 32k a week and if Alex is doing 65k a week. In 4 weeks he will definitely overtake though and be mid-year (mostly likely full year) number one.

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“We Can’t Be Friends” now struggling quite a bit so if we lose 3 next week that might leave alongside “GBP” and one of the oldies like “Don’t Stop Me Now”

Thanks for the extended update Julian.

I had suspicions that Seventeen Going Under had a very good ratio so got that one right.

I was actually underestimating Red Wine Supernova (so averaging mine and Gasman's predictions out we might have got it right) and really underestimating Arm's Length.

Was also overestimating we can't be friends if it might be in trouble next week.

Overall I'm finding it much harder to estimate stuff this year compared to last, well done to Gasman for correctly predicting Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else in this week.

Can't see anything else entering beyond back to friends and Tell Me next week, GBP is obviously gone, I would have had Chasing Cars in trouble but I guess I'm underestimating that.

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31 minutes ago, Maestro said:

Can't see anything else entering beyond back to friends and Tell Me next week, GBP is obviously gone, I would have had Chasing Cars in trouble but I guess I'm underestimating that.

I get 147k for “Undressed” so that should easily make it too. 95-98 are:

We Can’t Be Friends

Chasing Cars

Don’t Stop Me Now

The Scientist

Feels like any of them could go or not.

I only had Undressed on 138k which I'm gonna put down to me doing some bad mental maths at some point, but yes it will definitely be in next week in that case.

Will concur with Undressed and Tell Me being nailed on entries this week, GBP and We Can't Be Friends to drop out. Still think Back To Friends could go either way but more likely than not it's in this time, Don't Stop Me Now to drop out if it enters

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Week 21:

1

1

Lola Young

Messy

867,000

1,050,000

2

2

Rosé and Bruno Mars

APT.

816,000

1,170,000

3

3

Alex Warren

Ordinary

799,000

4

4

Gracie Abrams

That's So True

721,000

1,150,000

5

5

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars

Die With A Smile

667,000

1,300,000

6

6

Chappell Roan

Pink Pony Club

641,000

1,090,000

7

7

Chrystal

The Days

575,000

740,000

8

8

Billie Eilish

Birds Of A Feather

541,000

1,760,000

9

9

Benson Boone

Beautiful Things

531,000

2,320,000

10

10

Chappell Roan

Good Luck, Babe!

525,000

1,730,000

11

11

Gigi Perez

Sailor Song

499,000

1,100,000

12

12

Sabrina Carpenter

Espresso

475,000

2,230,000

13

13

Sabrina Carpenter

Taste

473,000

1,270,000

14

14

Teddy Swims

Lose Control

472,000

2,310,000

15

15

Teddy Swims

Bad Dreams

441,000

680,000

16

16

Teddy Swims

The Door

428,000

1,100,000

17

17

Tate McRae

Sports Car

422,000

18

19

Myles Smith

Nice To Meet You

413,000

520,000

19

18

Kendrick Lamar

Not Like Us

403,000

1,020,000

20

20

Shaboozey

A Bar Song (Tipsy)

396,000

1,730,000

21

21

Myles Smith

Stargazing

386,000

1,400,000

22

22

Hozier

Too Sweet

379,000

1,850,000

23

23

Lady Gaga

Abracadabra

375,000

24

25

Noah Kahan

Stick Season

360,000

2,880,000

25

24

Sabrina Carpenter

Please Please Please

360,000

1,500,000

26

28

Alex Warren

Carry You Home

349,000

650,000

27

26

Sabrina Carpenter

Bed Chem

343,000

730,000

28

27

Sonny Fodera, Jazzy & D.O.D.

Somedays

343,000

810,000

29

34

Ravyn Lenae

Love Me Not

330,000

30

30

Sabrina Carpenter

Busy Woman

327,000

31

29

Kendrick Lamar & Sza

Luther

325,000

630,000

32

31

Chappell Roan

Hot To Go!

319,000

980,000

33

33

Doechii

Anxiety

316,000

34

32

Gracie Abrams

I Love You, I'm Sorry

316,000

800,000

35

36

The Killers

Mr Brightside

304,000

6,370,000

36

35

The Weeknd and Playboi Carti

Timeless

303,000

530,000

37

38

Kendrick Lamar & Sza

All The Stars

295,000

2,210,000

38

37

Sam Fender

People Watching

295,000

400,000

39

45

WizTheMc & Bees & Honey

Show Me Love

293,000

40

39

Billie Eilish

Wildflower

292,000

810,000

54

57

Tate McRae

Revolving Door

234,000

57

70

Ed Sheeran

Azizam

227,000

65

69

Leon Thomas

Mutt

213,000

230,000

78

81

Morgan Seatree featuring Florence + The Machine

Say My Name (Remix)

192,000

89

100

Benson Boone

Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else

180,000

93

-

Sombr

Undressed

179,000

94

-

Sonny Fodera & Clementine Douglas

Tell Me

178,000

Leaving this week:

We Can’t Be Friends (Wait For Your Love)

GBP

Lola keep fight for that half year dont let him take it before end of june

Cmon Tate smash Teddy's door

Edited by 777666jason

Had an inkling Back To Friends would miss out again. If it doesn't show up next week that's when I'll be very surprised!

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I’ve just no idea what “Back To Friends” sold before it entered the Top 100, but it can’t have been doing much as it’s shifted 156k since then.

Could the 6.5 year run for “Someone You Loved” be coming to an end? Moved 92-96 this week.

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On 13/02/2025 at 16:22, Envoirment said:

"BIRDS OF A FEATHER" looking on track to do a 2nd year above 1 million? Will become only the 5th song to do over 1 million in two consecutive years if it it does I believe (Others being "Perfect", "Bad Habits", "Dance Monkey" & Someone You Loved")?

 

I think it needs to average 18k/week for the rest of the year. It's still doing 25k+ per week and can see the song potentially being boosted by the BRITS and Billie's tour over the summer should boost the song further.

Picking up again on this - it’s a testament to the strength of 2024 but amazingly nearly half way through this year we still have FIVE tracks on course to exceed a million for the 2nd year in a row. That’s something that fewer than 5 tracks have done before ever!

Assuming they continue to do last week’s sales for the rest of the year these are the projections:

Beautiful Things 1.26m

Birds Of A Feather 1.25m

Good Luck, Babe! 1.18m

Lose Control 1.10m

Espresso 1.04m

That’s assuming they don’t decline at all which of course they probably will. They will all likely fall some way short of the above projections but it’s now looking quite likely the Top 3 at least and possibly “Lose Control” will make the million, even if “Espresso” ends up short. Amazing.

Wonder if Stargazing can also manage a million! Doing around 20k a week right now but it'll likely drop off

On 27/05/2025 at 17:43, Julian_ said:

Could the 6.5 year run for “Someone You Loved” be coming to an end? Moved 92-96 this week.

If and when it does drop out, does that only leave 'Cruel Summer' (which had only 1 week in the chart before 2023) of the songs released, or at least first charted, between 2015 and 2022?

Extraordinary if so, as there are now plenty of pre-2015 songs which will take some shifting from these YTDs in years to come, while the last 10 years, aside from the flurry of relatively recent hits in the last couple, looks like it's already becoming something of a vacuum.

8 minutes ago, jimwatts said:

If and when it does drop out, does that only leave 'Cruel Summer' (which had only 1 week in the chart before 2023) of the songs released, or at least first charted, between 2015 and 2022?

Extraordinary if so, as there are now plenty of pre-2015 songs which will take some shifting from these YTDs in years to come, while the last 10 years, aside from the flurry of relatively recent hits in the last couple, looks like it's already becoming something of a vacuum.

Shut Up And Dance, The Night We Met and The Sound Of Silence are still in there (EDIT also Seventeen Going Under, Stick Season, All The Stars and of course Pink Pony Club)

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10 minutes ago, gasman449 said:

Shut Up And Dance, The Night We Met and The Sound Of Silence are still in there

Fair enough: 'Shut Up And Dance' is a 2014 song which first charted 10 years ago next week, 'The Sound Of Silence' will be 10 years old in August and debuted over 9 years ago, and 'The Night We Met' is also 10 years old now and although its chart debut was in 2017, its only week in the Top 75 was in 2023. My general point still stands, I think!

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