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8 minutes ago, danG said:

people will still be streaming beautiful things until the heat death of the universe clearly

Only 4106 days to go then!

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    Beautiful Things increasing by ONE sale this week Jesus Christ

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basically this

Sultans of Swing can stay on SCR as long as it likes though as the nu Sound of Silence for the lolz (and cos it's a classic)

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DCL-1

Alex Warren ~ Ordinary

Benson Boone ~ Beautiful Things

Benson Boone ~ Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else

Chappell Roan ~ Pink Pony Club

Charli XCX ~ Girl, So Confusing

D4vd ~ Feel It

Dire Straits ~ Sultans of Swing

Drake ~ Nokia

Ed Sheeran ~ Azizam

In Parallel ~ Now It's Gone

Jack Black ~ Steve's Lava Chicken

Lil Tecca ~ Dark Thoughts

Morgan Seatree ~ Say My Name (feat. Florence + The Machine)

Myles Smith ~ Nice To Meet You

Nathan Dawe and Abi Flynn ~ Here In Your Arms

Rachel Chinouriri ~ All I Ever Asked

Ravyn Lenae ~ Love Me Not

Rudimental and Khalid ~ All I Know

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco ~ Bluest Flame

Sleep Token ~ Caramel

Sleep Token ~ Emergence

Sombr ~ Undressed

Sonny Fodera and Clementine Douglas ~ Tell Me

Sub Focus and Bbyclose ~ On & On

Teddy Swims ~ Bad Dreams

The Weeknd and Playboi Carti ~ Timeless

DCL-2

Ariana Grande ~ Twilight Zone

Gracie Abrams ~ Close To You

WizTheMC and Bees & Honey ~ Show Me Love

DCL-3

Ely Oaks ~ Running Around

Jennie ~ Like Jennie

Leon Thomas ~ Mutt

Lola Young ~ Conceited

Sabrina Carpenter ~ Busy Woman [yay!!]

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Alex Warren ~ Carry You Home

David Guetta and Sia ~ Beautiful People

Jazzy and Kilimanjaro ~ No Bad Vibes

Moliy and Silent Addy ~ Shake It to the Max (Fly)

Morgan Wallen ~ I'm the Problem

Skye Newman ~ Hairdresser

Sombr ~ Back To Friends

Tate McRae ~ Revolving Door

all other charting songs not listed are either on ACR or have fewer than 7 charting weeks

Don't get too excited at that long DCL-1 list cos we have another bank holiday Monday coming up to have a sales recovery week from.. no doubt Beautiful Thongs will dodge.

12 minutes ago, danG said:

I think we're in for a part two of Bryan Adams here unless his new one takes off big

Agreed, I think this could genuinely happen!

I'm both for and against Ordinary beating Bryan's record- for because it's genuinely impressive how well it's been doing compared to the rest of the competition and would genuinely deserve it in terms of its colossal sales, and against because I prefer Everything I Do as a song and because oldheads will complain about how they've never heard the song and the almost guaranteed articles about the chart being broken because of streaming etc...

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8 minutes ago, Maestro said:

Does Frankie Lane not hold the record with I Believe?

not for consecutive weeks at number one

6 minutes ago, danG said:

not for consecutive weeks at number one

Ah understood, didn’t realise we were discussing consecutive weeks not total

I think I'd be more for him breaking it if he had some genuine competition and was actually in danger some weeks, but it feels more like he had his weeks by default lack of competition, he hasn't exactly had a gigantic week sales wise

14 hours ago, gasman449 said:

I'm both for and against Ordinary beating Bryan's record- for because it's genuinely impressive how well it's been doing compared to the rest of the competition and would genuinely deserve it in terms of its colossal sales, and against because I prefer Everything I Do as a song and because oldheads will complain about how they've never heard the song and the almost guaranteed articles about the chart being broken because of streaming etc...

Tbh Bryan Adams getting the record will always be more impressive because even if the charts were incredibly weak back in 1991, it was still at a time when people had to go to shops and spend money on the individual record. Warren's lead and streaming numbers are impressive, but it won't be as impressive if he takes the record because the method of consumption is so much easier for people to do and so vastly different.

I wonder if both songs will end up holding the same reputation too lol. Ordinary is the best song on Warren's album and better than Everything I Do, but I wouldn't mind if it similarly goes down as one of the most despised hits of the decade!

It's all relative though, the method of consumption for all of Ordinary's competition is also "so much easier" so to still take the record in any era would be massively impressive.

1 hour ago, Dobbo said:

It's all relative though, the method of consumption for all of Ordinary's competition is also "so much easier" so to still take the record in any era would be massively impressive.

Yes it is, but that's also why the frequency of songs that have been number one for >2 months has increased massively since streaming was added. Even if Ordinary doesn't take Adams' record, I'd be surprised if something else doesn't over the next 10 years

Alex may have missed a trick by not waiting 3 or 4 weeks to release 'Bloodline' - if there is a post-Bank Holiday bounce next week that would have given 'Ordinary' an increase on its 12th week at #1 anyway, one more bounce from the new song in week 14 or 15 could have been enough to keep it on SCR to take it past the record! As it is, any immediate new song bounce this week will work against the Bank Holiday dip, meaning both these potential "bounce" effects are cancelled out. It may be different in practice though.

'undressed' fell by 1.41% whereas the market fell by 2.46% (and it's nowhere to be seen on the Sales chart), so I think it's still on SCR.

Personally I don't think it's that deep, if Bloodline is meant to be huge i don't see it peaking week one regardless

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