21 | 17 | 2nd week

Oasis

Acquiesce

B-side to "Some Might Say"

Released: 24th April 1995

Label: Big Brother Recordings

Chart Statistics

NE (17/07/2025) | 17-21

Sales: 600,000+

Certification: Platinum

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

05 Sales

30 Audio Streaming

xx Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Some groups spend years chasing stardom, and others seem to just instantly will it into existence. The latter was certainly the case with Manchester’s Oasis, who named the first song on their first album “Rock ’n’ Roll Star” as if their fate were preordained. Arriving in the midst of the peak alt-rock era, Oasis’ 1994 debut, Definitely Maybe, was a bird-flipping retort to the navel-gazing angst of grunge, rolling the melodicism of The Beatles, the swagger of T. Rex, the sneer of the Sex Pistols and the strobe-lit grooves of The Stone Roses into alternately sleazy (“Cigarettes & Alcohol”) and celebratory (“Live Forever”) pint-raising anthems. And it wasn’t just the group’s sound that harkened back to the glory days of British rock—in the simmering tension between the guitarist who wrote all the tunes (Noel Gallagher) and the singer who brought them to life (his braggadocious brother Liam), Oasis came pre-packaged with a sibling-rivalry soap opera to rival that of The Kinks. Definitely Maybe’s No. 1 debut on the UK charts turned Oasis into the ubiquitous bad boys of Britpop, an image they gleefully indulged through their tabloid-baiting pissing matches with London’s Blur, the art-school antithesis of the Gallaghers’ working-class laddism. But with 1995’s follow-up, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, Oasis shed the Union Jack trappings to become the only English band of the era to match their domestic success in the US, thanks to karaoke-ready sing-alongs like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger”. With more than 20 million copies sold worldwide, Morning Glory effectively turned Oasis into an institution, one that would continue to sell out arenas for years to come (even after 1997’s infamously over-the-top Be Here Now signalled the end of Britpop’s pop-cultural dominance). The Gallaghers’ ever-fraught relationship would sink Oasis in 2009, but the enduring, cross-generational appeal of their most popular songs—with “Wonderwall” ranking among the most-streamed tracks of the ’90s—ensures a legacy that will live forever. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

1994 31 Supersonic -1- MILLIONAIRE

1994 11 Shakermaker -2-

1994 08 Live Forever -3- MILLIONAIRE

1994 07 Cigarettes & Alcohol -4-

1994 03 Whatever -NAS- MILLIONAIRE

1995 01 Some Might Say -1- MILLIONAIRE

1995 02 Roll With It -2- MILLIONAIRE

1995 02 Wonderwall -3- MILLION SELLER

1996 01 Don't Look Back In Anger -4- MILLION SELLER

1997 01 D'You Know What I Mean? -1- MILLIONAIRE

1997 02 Stand By Me -2- MILLIONAIRE

1998 01 All Around The World -3-

2000 01 Go Let It Out -1-

2000 04 Who Feels Love? -2-

2000 04 Sunday Morning Call -3-

2002 01 The Hindu Times -1-

2002 02 Stop Crying Your Heart Out -2- MILLIONAIRE

2002 02 Little By Little / She Is Love -3-

2003 03 Songbird -4-

2005 01 Lyla -1-

2005 01 The Importance Of Being Idle -2-

2005 02 Let There Be Love -3-

2007 10 Lord Don't Slow Me Down -NAS-

2008 03 The Shock Of The Lightning -1-

2008 12 I'm Outta Time -2-

2009 10 Falling Down -3-

2015 56 Half The World Away -B-SIDE- MILLIONAIRE

2020 80 Don't Stop... -NAS-

2025 17 Acquiesce -B-SIDE-

8 x #1 | 19 x Top 5 | 23 x Top 10 | 26 x Top 20 | 27 x Top 40 | 29 x Top 100

Social Media

Oasis

20 | 19 | 75th week

Oasis

Live Forever

3rd single from Definitely Maybe

Released: 8th August 1994

Label: Big Brother Recordings

Chart Statistics

NE (20/08/1994) | 10-10-17-38-45-x

RE (22/10/1994) | 100-x

RE (14/01/1995) | 99-x

RE (06/05/1995) | 97-x

RE (24/06/1995) | 50-52-62-x

RE (19/08/1995) | 96-88-91-98-94-97-x

RE (14/10/1995) | 96-91-88-x

RE (11/11/1995) | 95-91-87-83-89-90-89-77-62-x

RE (20/01/1996) | 71-75-78-77-81-84-75-74-78-81-90-92-80-83-92-81-86-84-85-95-95-x

RE (17/08/1996) | 91-78-87-89-93-81-88-x

RE (16/11/1996) | 42-62-x

RE (28/12/1996) | 75-59-72-x

RE (19/07/1997) | 87-94-x

RE (03/01/1998) | 96-x

RE (24/01/1998) | 99-x

RE (15/06/2017) | 45-83-x

RE (05/09/2024) | 19-8-19-40-46-x

RE (17/07/2025) | 19-20

Sales: 1,800,000+

Certification: 3x Platinum

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

10 Sales

07 Audio Streaming

53 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Some groups spend years chasing stardom, and others seem to just instantly will it into existence. The latter was certainly the case with Manchester’s Oasis, who named the first song on their first album “Rock ’n’ Roll Star” as if their fate were preordained. Arriving in the midst of the peak alt-rock era, Oasis’ 1994 debut, Definitely Maybe, was a bird-flipping retort to the navel-gazing angst of grunge, rolling the melodicism of The Beatles, the swagger of T. Rex, the sneer of the Sex Pistols and the strobe-lit grooves of The Stone Roses into alternately sleazy (“Cigarettes & Alcohol”) and celebratory (“Live Forever”) pint-raising anthems. And it wasn’t just the group’s sound that harkened back to the glory days of British rock—in the simmering tension between the guitarist who wrote all the tunes (Noel Gallagher) and the singer who brought them to life (his braggadocious brother Liam), Oasis came pre-packaged with a sibling-rivalry soap opera to rival that of The Kinks. Definitely Maybe’s No. 1 debut on the UK charts turned Oasis into the ubiquitous bad boys of Britpop, an image they gleefully indulged through their tabloid-baiting pissing matches with London’s Blur, the art-school antithesis of the Gallaghers’ working-class laddism. But with 1995’s follow-up, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, Oasis shed the Union Jack trappings to become the only English band of the era to match their domestic success in the US, thanks to karaoke-ready sing-alongs like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger”. With more than 20 million copies sold worldwide, Morning Glory effectively turned Oasis into an institution, one that would continue to sell out arenas for years to come (even after 1997’s infamously over-the-top Be Here Now signalled the end of Britpop’s pop-cultural dominance). The Gallaghers’ ever-fraught relationship would sink Oasis in 2009, but the enduring, cross-generational appeal of their most popular songs—with “Wonderwall” ranking among the most-streamed tracks of the ’90s—ensures a legacy that will live forever. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

1994 31 Supersonic -1- MILLIONAIRE

1994 11 Shakermaker -2-

1994 08 Live Forever -3- MILLIONAIRE

1994 07 Cigarettes & Alcohol -4-

1994 03 Whatever -NAS- MILLIONAIRE

1995 01 Some Might Say -1- MILLIONAIRE

1995 02 Roll With It -2- MILLIONAIRE

1995 02 Wonderwall -3- MILLION SELLER

1996 01 Don't Look Back In Anger -4- MILLION SELLER

1997 01 D'You Know What I Mean? -1- MILLIONAIRE

1997 02 Stand By Me -2- MILLIONAIRE

1998 01 All Around The World -3-

2000 01 Go Let It Out -1-

2000 04 Who Feels Love? -2-

2000 04 Sunday Morning Call -3-

2002 01 The Hindu Times -1-

2002 02 Stop Crying Your Heart Out -2- MILLIONAIRE

2002 02 Little By Little / She Is Love -3-

2003 03 Songbird -4-

2005 01 Lyla -1-

2005 01 The Importance Of Being Idle -2-

2005 02 Let There Be Love -3-

2007 10 Lord Don't Slow Me Down -NAS-

2008 03 The Shock Of The Lightning -1-

2008 12 I'm Outta Time -2-

2009 10 Falling Down -3-

2015 56 Half The World Away -B-SIDE- MILLIONAIRE

2020 80 Don't Stop... -NAS-

2025 17 Acquiesce -B-SIDE-

8 x #1 | 19 x Top 5 | 23 x Top 10 | 26 x Top 20 | 27 x Top 40 | 29 x Top 100

Social Media

Oasis

Spot the schoolboy audio errors during some of the links so far?

Damn the double counting streams ending sabrinas streak 😢

Just now, gasman449 said:

Sabrina's streak officially dead

Phew - on the album chart, but her singles chart success is still to be heard but it's coming up!

The streak...is over

2 minutes ago, Ne Plus Ultra said:

It's called an official sample which is why the Underworld members are listed as co-writers.

Both tunes are great. It’s nice for her to try and revive Dark & Long even though the original is better. Hearing this is making me wanna stream Dark & Long

Edited Friday at 15:501 day by Hadji

I didn't even know that Shake It To The Max (FLY) hit ACR this week.

"Live Forever" is giving off Matthew Bannister controlling Radio 1 vibes when I hear it...

Shame Acquiesce fell behind the two other Oasis songs but at least it never got starred out

19 | 28 | 4th week

Rossi. and Jazzy

High On Me

Non-album single

Released: 20th June 2025

Label: Chaos

Chart Statistics

NE (03/07/2025) | 33-28-28-19

Sales: 30,000+

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

11 Sales

46 Audio Streaming

xx Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Rossi. is one of the hottest new DJs in the London club scene, making a name for himself with his own fresh unique spin on the Minimal House sound. With starting off with a residency at Fabric and playing at Ministry of Sound, Studio 338 and Printworks. Rossi. has become a popular fixture at events across London over the last few years, and now regularly headlines clubs across the UK and Europe every weekend. With the recent summer taking him to Ibiza, South America and all over Europe with an increased following and support from Amsterdam as well as a touring around the world and playing in Australia for S.A.S.H. 2019 saw Rossi. smash the Minimal/Deep Tech Beatport chats with two number ones in two months, knocking himself off the top. Rossi. was then known in the scene as the top selling artist in his genre for 2019 to date. Now releasing on Tomango, No Art, PIV, Eastenderz, Locus and Hedz Up keeping is certainly an artist to watch as tipped by DJ MAG for 2020 as his sound starts to grown around the world. With a follow up in 2021 on Fuse London remixing Rich NXT along side Guti. Post COVID, the Essex born DJ has a lot of plans up his sleave with bookings and tours planned worldwide. - Spotify

Top 100 Chart History

Rossi.

2025 19 High On Me (Rossi. & Jazzy) -NAS-

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

Jazzy

2022 04 Make Me Feel Good (Belters Only & Jazzy) MILLIONAIRE

2022 84 Don't Stop Just Yet (Belters Only & Jazzy)

2023 03 Giving Me -1-

2023 35 Feel It -2-

2024 98 Shooting Star -3-

2024 92 Zeros (cassö & Jazzy feat. Headie One)

2024 05 Somedays (Sonny Fodera, Jazzy & D.O.D)

2024 50 No Bad Vibes (Jazzy & KILIMANJARO) -1-

2025 82 Closer To The Floor (Jazzy & Ankhoï) -2-

2025 19 High On Me (Rossi. & Jazzy)

0 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 3 x Top 10 | 4 x Top 20 | 5 x Top 40 | 10 x Top 100

Social Media

Rossi.

Jazzy

Just now, JosephBoone said:

19 | 28 | 4th week

Rossi. and Jazzy

High On Me

Non-album single

Released: 20th June 2025

Label: Chaos

Chart Statistics

NE (03/07/2025) | 33-28-28-19

Sales: 30,000+

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

11 Sales

46 Audio Streaming

xx Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Rossi. is one of the hottest new DJs in the London club scene, making a name for himself with his own fresh unique spin on the Minimal House sound. With starting off with a residency at Fabric and playing at Ministry of Sound, Studio 338 and Printworks. Rossi. has become a popular fixture at events across London over the last few years, and now regularly headlines clubs across the UK and Europe every weekend. With the recent summer taking him to Ibiza, South America and all over Europe with an increased following and support from Amsterdam as well as a touring around the world and playing in Australia for S.A.S.H. 2019 saw Rossi. smash the Minimal/Deep Tech Beatport chats with two number ones in two months, knocking himself off the top. Rossi. was then known in the scene as the top selling artist in his genre for 2019 to date. Now releasing on Tomango, No Art, PIV, Eastenderz, Locus and Hedz Up keeping is certainly an artist to watch as tipped by DJ MAG for 2020 as his sound starts to grown around the world. With a follow up in 2021 on Fuse London remixing Rich NXT along side Guti. Post COVID, the Essex born DJ has a lot of plans up his sleave with bookings and tours planned worldwide. - Spotify

Top 100 Chart History

Rossi.

2025 19 High On Me (Rossi. & Jazzy) -NAS-

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

Jazzy

2022 04 Make Me Feel Good (Belters Only & Jazzy) MILLIONAIRE

2022 84 Don't Stop Just Yet (Belters Only & Jazzy)

2023 03 Giving Me -1-

2023 35 Feel It -2-

2024 98 Shooting Star -3-

2024 92 Zeros (cassö & Jazzy feat. Headie One)

2024 05 Somedays (Sonny Fodera, Jazzy & D.O.D)

2024 50 No Bad Vibes (Jazzy & KILIMANJARO) -1-

2025 82 Closer To The Floor (Jazzy & Ankhoï) -2-

2025 19 High On Me (Rossi. & Jazzy)

0 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 3 x Top 10 | 4 x Top 20 | 5 x Top 40 | 10 x Top 100

Social Media

Rossi.

Jazzy

Curse Irish radio for heavily championing Jazzy.. I don't understand what people like about this act's music, considering that she is another nameless random dance vocalist.

Just now, Stephen Emmett said:

Curse Irish radio for heavily championing Jazzy.. I don't understand what people like about this act's music, considering that she is another nameless random dance vocalist.

Still won't forgive her for taking part in the stolen song "Make Me Feel Good" which made her a big name...

18 | | 1st week

BLACKPINK

JUMP

1st single from forthcoming studio album

Released: 11th July 2025

Label: YG Entertainment

Chart Statistics

NE (24/07/2025) | 18

Sales: -

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

xx Sales

xx Audio Streaming

xx Video Streaming

Video

Biography

BLACKPINK, as their name suggests, revel in contrasts—tough and feminine, supercharged riffs and sugary vocal melodies, hard-edged beats and floating-on-air whistles. It’s a mix that has helped the foursome become one of K-pop’s biggest girl groups, storming their way through bangers like the glitchy “DDU-DU DDU-DU” and the scorching “Kill This Love” as well as collaborating with fellow pop A-listers Dua Lipa and Lady Gaga. Brought together in 2016 by K-pop powerhouse YG Entertainment, Jennie, Lisa, Rosé, and Jisoo became superstars almost instantly, standing apart from their peers because of their melding of hip-hop rhythms, electro-pop sizzle, and girl-power spirit, as well as their high-concept fashion sense. The quartet’s audacious, giddy music fuels dance-heavy concerts and made their 2019 appearance at Coachella—when they became the first K-pop girl group to play the festival—a joyous frenzy. While they celebrate contradictions in their music and style, BLACKPINK are united by a single mission: They want to lift up their audience as they take their artistry to unexpected places, helping listeners gain what Rosé called “confidence and energy” from their forward-thinking take on pop. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

2018 78 DDU-DU DDU-DU -1-

2018 36 Kiss And Make Up (Dua Lipa & BLACKPINK)

2019 33 Kill This Love -1-

2020 17 Sour Candy (Lady Gaga & BLACKPINK)

2020 20 How You Like That -1-

2020 39 Ice Cream (BLACKPINK & Selena Gomez) -2-

2020 40 Lovesick Girls -3-

2020 62 Bet You Wanna (feat. Cardi B) -AT-

2022 22 Pink Venom -1-

2022 24 Shut Down -2-

2022 93 Typa Girl -AT-

2025 18 JUMP -1-

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 3 x Top 20 | 9 x Top 40 | 12 x Top 100

Social Media

BLACKPINK

Impressive for BLACKPINK - their highest charting song as primary artist, and just one place behind Sour Candy's peak!

1 minute ago, gasman449 said:

Still won't forgive her for taking part in the stolen song "Make Me Feel Good" which made her a big name...

Ahhh, a great Mode Reviews reference.. he exposed the truth about that hit!

After 46 consecutive weeks in the UK Top 5 albums, "Short n' Sweet" is now out of the top 5 for the very first time.

17 | 18 | 53rd week

Oasis

Don't Look Back In Anger

4th single from (What's The Story) Morning Glory?

Released: 19th February 1996

Label: Big Brother Recordings

Chart Statistics

NE (02/03/1996) | 1-2-3-3-8-11-11-16-26-36-36-42-46-58-65-69-x

RE (06/07/1996) | 86-95-94-99-99-x

RE (17/08/1996) | 81-77-86-88-94-82-89-x

RE (16/11/1996) | 53-63-75-72-70-76-67-53-65-x

RE (19/07/1997) | 88-97-x

RE (08/06/2017) | 66-25-42-56-67-87-99-x

RE (05/09/2024) | 16-9-17-35-39-x

RE (17/07/2025) | 18-17

Sales: 3,600,000+

Certification: 6x Platinum

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

01 Sales

11 Audio Streaming

11 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Some groups spend years chasing stardom, and others seem to just instantly will it into existence. The latter was certainly the case with Manchester’s Oasis, who named the first song on their first album “Rock ’n’ Roll Star” as if their fate were preordained. Arriving in the midst of the peak alt-rock era, Oasis’ 1994 debut, Definitely Maybe, was a bird-flipping retort to the navel-gazing angst of grunge, rolling the melodicism of The Beatles, the swagger of T. Rex, the sneer of the Sex Pistols and the strobe-lit grooves of The Stone Roses into alternately sleazy (“Cigarettes & Alcohol”) and celebratory (“Live Forever”) pint-raising anthems. And it wasn’t just the group’s sound that harkened back to the glory days of British rock—in the simmering tension between the guitarist who wrote all the tunes (Noel Gallagher) and the singer who brought them to life (his braggadocious brother Liam), Oasis came pre-packaged with a sibling-rivalry soap opera to rival that of The Kinks. Definitely Maybe’s No. 1 debut on the UK charts turned Oasis into the ubiquitous bad boys of Britpop, an image they gleefully indulged through their tabloid-baiting pissing matches with London’s Blur, the art-school antithesis of the Gallaghers’ working-class laddism. But with 1995’s follow-up, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, Oasis shed the Union Jack trappings to become the only English band of the era to match their domestic success in the US, thanks to karaoke-ready sing-alongs like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger”. With more than 20 million copies sold worldwide, Morning Glory effectively turned Oasis into an institution, one that would continue to sell out arenas for years to come (even after 1997’s infamously over-the-top Be Here Now signalled the end of Britpop’s pop-cultural dominance). The Gallaghers’ ever-fraught relationship would sink Oasis in 2009, but the enduring, cross-generational appeal of their most popular songs—with “Wonderwall” ranking among the most-streamed tracks of the ’90s—ensures a legacy that will live forever. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

1994 31 Supersonic -1- MILLIONAIRE

1994 11 Shakermaker -2-

1994 08 Live Forever -3- MILLIONAIRE

1994 07 Cigarettes & Alcohol -4-

1994 03 Whatever -NAS- MILLIONAIRE

1995 01 Some Might Say -1- MILLIONAIRE

1995 02 Roll With It -2- MILLIONAIRE

1995 02 Wonderwall -3- MILLION SELLER

1996 01 Don't Look Back In Anger -4- MILLION SELLER

1997 01 D'You Know What I Mean? -1- MILLIONAIRE

1997 02 Stand By Me -2- MILLIONAIRE

1998 01 All Around The World -3-

2000 01 Go Let It Out -1-

2000 04 Who Feels Love? -2-

2000 04 Sunday Morning Call -3-

2002 01 The Hindu Times -1-

2002 02 Stop Crying Your Heart Out -2- MILLIONAIRE

2002 02 Little By Little / She Is Love -3-

2003 03 Songbird -4-

2005 01 Lyla -1-

2005 01 The Importance Of Being Idle -2-

2005 02 Let There Be Love -3-

2007 10 Lord Don't Slow Me Down -NAS-

2008 03 The Shock Of The Lightning -1-

2008 12 I'm Outta Time -2-

2009 10 Falling Down -3-

2015 56 Half The World Away -B-SIDE- MILLIONAIRE

2020 80 Don't Stop... -NAS-

2025 17 Acquiesce -B-SIDE-

8 x #1 | 19 x Top 5 | 23 x Top 10 | 26 x Top 20 | 27 x Top 40 | 29 x Top 100

Social Media

Oasis

Yes at Blackpink

Another "Bannister at Radio 1" flashback now when number 17 started...