February 20Feb 20 39 minutes ago, 777666jason said:Olivia must be getting close now with all her weeks of 3 /4 songs top 10 🤣currently 67 before tonight's charts.
February 20Feb 20 12 minutes ago, mrpopquiz said:currently 67 before tonight's charts.Keeping up at the pace she going could be there in a few months 😆
February 20Feb 20 Author Update W/E 26/02/26+1 Bruno Mars+1 Taylor SwiftNB: Harry Styles now has 75 weeks solo (plus 58 with One Direction).
Monday at 22:234 days A few to update as things stand:214 [+6] Justin Bieber204 [+6] Drake184 [+9] Taylor Swift179 Michael Jackson (not sure where you had 268 from, even combined with The Jackson[s/ 5] it isn't close)132 [+8] Ariana Grande120 [+2] Bruno Mars106 [new] Olivia Dean
Tuesday at 08:164 days 9 hours ago, jimwatts said:132 [+8] Ariana Grande120 [+2] Bruno Mars106 [new] Olivia DeanKylie just about hanging on in the top 20, but I doubt she will for long. But that figure for Olivia Dean! 🤯 And how long has it taken? Roughly 13 months!
Tuesday at 08:594 days 41 minutes ago, GreyAsh said:Kylie just about hanging on in the top 20, but I doubt she will for long.But that figure for Olivia Dean! 🤯And how long has it taken? Roughly 13 months!That's right, there were only 50 weeks between Olivia Dean's 1st week in the Top 10 and her 100th - in both cases with 'Rein Me In'!
Wednesday at 20:202 days On 27/10/2025 at 19:23, 777666jason said:Do we reckon Elvis will ever be caught, gotta take decades at leastno really, if Taylor Swift decides to release the newest versions of "Taylor Swift versions" its only a couple of years...😂
Thursday at 14:282 days As these recent regular updates testify, given the slow chart turnover and prospects for certain artists to have titles lodged in the Top Ten for many months largely due to long-term saturation (I suspect often passive) streaming, despite the threat of ACR to artificially remove them from it prematurely, I think this list is set to grow considerably, not just in weeks tallied for artists already beyond the 100 mark, but for new acts to join them, perhaps after relatively short spells of time. If the official chart's shape and character continues long-term without other tricks being introduced to try and manipulate it into something more 'convenient' (but less 'real'), it is perfectly possible that sooner or later someone will eclipse Elvis.
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