February 20Feb 20 Author 18 | | 1st weekBad BunnyTití Me Preguntó2nd single from Un Verano Sin TiReleased: 6th May 2022Label: Rimas EntertainmentChart StatisticsNE (26/02/2026) | 18Sales: 200,000+Certification: SilverStatus: Standard Chart Ratio21 Sales76 Audio Streaming99 Video StreamingVideoBiographyTwo years before he was named Artist of the Year at the 2022 Apple Music Awards, Bad Bunny spoke to Apple Music about his then-new album YHLQMDLG. His debut, X 100PRE, had helped bring Latin trap to a global audience without diluting its regional spirit—no small feat. Did he feel like he had to do even better the second time out? “I’ll be honest with you,” he said. “No.” No? “On the contrary, I wanted it to be different.” Like his collaborator J Balvin, El Conejo Malo has become a symbol of Latinx culture’s migration into the global mainstream, reshaping the look, sound and feel of modern pop just by following his own idiosyncratic muse. YHLQMDLG: Yo hago lo que me da la gana—I do whatever I want. Part of doing whatever he wants meant putting out three projects that year, including the forward-thinking fusion album EL ÚLTIMO TOUR DEL MUNDO and a set of collaboration-heavy tracks from the vault, LAS QUE NO IBAN A SALIR. It also meant taking time to plan his next move. “I like to prepare myself and prepare the surroundings to work my music,” he says about his process. “But when I get a good idea that I want to work on in the future, I hold it until that moment.” That moment came with 2022’s Un Verano Sin Ti. Though the title might suggest a shift into sad-boy mode, the LP instead revealed a different conceptual aim as his ultimate summer playlist. “It's a good vibe,” he says. “I think it's the happiest album of my career.” As a kid growing up in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, in the mid-’90s (he was born Benito Martínez Ocasio in 1994), Bunny fell in love with a broad spectrum of Latin music—reggaetón, merengue, salsa—before discovering American hip-hop. His best tracks don't just blend tradition and futurism, Latin and global, but stake out new thematic territory for male Latinx artists, including personal vulnerability (“Vete”) and sexual violence against women (“Yo Perreo Sola”, “Bellacoso”), making him both a role model and an ally for LGBTQ+ communities and socially progressive values. In 2023, full of raunch and fed up with fame, Bunny returned with nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana, an LP that added spurts of Jersey club to his arsenal. Supported by frenetic singles like "WHERE SHE GOES", the album only reinforced Bad Bunny's status as perhaps the world's most dynamic hitmaker. - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2018 08 I Like It (Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin) MILLIONAIRE2018 13 MIA (feat. Drake) -1-2020 72 UN DIA (ONE DAY) (J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny & Tainy)2023 24 K-POP (Travis Scott, Bad Bunny & The Weeknd)2025 04 DtMF -2-2025 15 NUEVAYoL -AT-2025 20 BAILE INoLVIDABLE -1-2026 18 Tití Me Preguntó -1-0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 6 x Top 20 | 7 x Top 40 | 8 x Top 100Social Media Bad Bunny
February 20Feb 20 There's another Olivia Dean connection - Golden kept blocking Man I Need off the top during that song's climb to number one.
February 20Feb 20 Author 17 | | 3rd weekCharli xcxChains Of LoveSoundtrack single from Wuthering HeightsReleased: 14th November 2025Label: Charli XCXChart StatisticsNE (27/11/2025) | 26-84-xRE (26/02/2026) | 17Sales: 30,000+Certification: -Status: Standard Chart Ratio52 Sales75 Audio Streamingxx Video StreamingVideoBiographyCharli xcx’s creative drive and willingness to take risks has made her one of the most enthralling pop artists of her era. Whether she’s penning defiantly joyous singles like “Boom Clap” or exploring her glitchier, chaotic side on “Vroom Vroom”, Charli’s success comes from her work both in and out of pop music’s formulaic lane. Born Charlotte Aitchison in 1992 in Cambridge to Scottish and Gujarati Indian parents, she took up songwriting at 14, lifting her stage name from her instant messenger handle. On the strength of her MySpace uploads and performances at London raves, she landed a record deal at 18, released the modestly successful darkwave cuts “Stay Away” and “Nuclear Seasons”, and then hit the big time with 2012’s kiss-off anthem “I Love It”. Originally scrapped from her own album for being too poppy, the beat-pounding re-recording by Swedish duo Icona Pop quickly became a worldwide dance-floor favourite. Her goth-tinged debut album, 2013’s True Romance, and tracks like the psychedelic, Gold Panda-sampling “You (Ha Ha Ha)” soon positioned Charli as the missing link between Grimes’ freak scene, Lorde’s dark melodies and Carly Rae Jepsen’s sweetness. But while that album and its follow-up, 2014’s synth-poppy Sucker, brought Charli a few steps closer to mainstream approval, she found more creative freedom among the esoteric, hyperpop wilds of 2016’s Vroom Vroom EP and 2017’s twin mixtapes, Number 1 Angel and Pop 2. While stardom eluded her, Charli built a track record as a prolific songwriter and collaborator, penning standard pop hits for Iggy Azalea (“Fancy”) and Selena Gomez (“Same Old Love”), and working with the likes of Lil Yachty, David Guetta and BTS. Yet Charli shines brightest when she’s illuminating, breaking down and even critiquing the industry that gives her acclaim. In 2020, a year after the release of her eclectic, star-studded third album, Charli, she released the intimate how i’m feeling now, an album written in six weeks during the pandemic with input from fans alongside extensive, real-time video diaries and notes. Two years later, she experimented with the act of selling out on her fourth album, CRASH, using her major record label’s A&R expertise to write the mainstream pop record she’d always been afraid to release. That album’s success, coupled with a prominent feature (“Speed Drive”) on 2023’s blockbuster Barbie soundtrack, brought Charli closer than ever to worldwide appeal. But her response was to turn back to the sounds that inspired her to make music in the first place. Her 2024 album, BRAT, is a homage to those riotous, sweaty London clubs of her youth, and an introspective—if not slightly ironic—look at her pop music journey, one riddled with head-empty euphoria (“Club classics”), dominating swagger (“Von dutch”) and sombre sentimentality (“I think about it all the time”). - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2013 01 I Love It (Icona Pop feat. Charli XCX) MILLIONAIRE2013 62 SuperLove -NAS-2014 05 Fancy (Iggy Azalea feat. Charli XCX) MILLIONAIRE2014 06 Boom Clap -1-2014 35 Break The Rules -2-2015 08 Doing It (feat. Rita Ora) -3-2016 29 After The Afterparty (feat. Lil Yachty) -NAS-2017 31 Boys -NAS-2017 35 Dirty Sexy Money (David Guetta & Afrojack feat. Charli XCX & French Montana)2018 22 Girls (Rita Ora feat. Cardi B, Bebe Rexha & Charli XCX)2018 13 1999 (Charli XCX & Troye Sivan) -1-2019 70 Blame It On Your Love (feat. Lizzo) -2-2019 61 Dream Glow (BTS & Charli XCX)2019 58 Gone (Charli XCX & Christine and the Queens) -3-2021 94 Spinning (No Rome, Charli XCX & The 1975)2021 06 OUT OUT (Joel Corry & Jax Jones feat. Charli XCX & Saweetie)2021 44 Good Ones -1-2022 24 Beg For You (feat. Rina Sawayama) -2-2022 70 Used To Know Me -3-2022 24 Hot In It (Tiësto & Charli XCX)2023 09 Speed Drive -OST-2023 41 In The City (Charli XCX & Sam Smith) -NAS-2024 26 Von dutch -1-2024 11 360 -2-2024 24 Talk talk (Charli xcx & Troye Sivan) -5-2024 07 Sympathy is a knife (Charli xcx & Ariana Grande) -6-2024 28 Girl, so confusing (Charli xcx & Lorde) -PS-2024 08 Apple -3-2024 63 365 -AT-2024 01 Guess (Charli xcx & Billie Eilish) -4-2025 19 party 4 u -AT-2025 54 Everything is romantic -AT-2025 17 Chains Of Love -OST-2026 27 Dying For You -OST-2026 33 Always Everywhere -OST-2 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 9 x Top 10 | 13 x Top 20 | 25 x Top 40 | 35 x Top 100Social Media Charli xcx
February 20Feb 20 Just now, JosephStyles said:Hilary Duff today xEr Leigh-Anne says hi🙄 Edited February 20Feb 20 by 777666jason
February 20Feb 20 1 minute ago, 777666jason said:GOLDEN going UP UP UP ITS OUR MOMENT , hope the brits performance boosts it further up 🙏Golden got cut off midway through !
February 20Feb 20 Turns out I'm better at predicting Bad Bunny's chart fortunes than Sean Paul's:On 28/12/2025 at 20:10, Jade said:Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl pt. 1: he will achieve a new peak for at least one of the three top 75 hits from his latest albumBad Bunny at the Super Bowl pt. 2: 'Tití Me Preguntó' will chart for the first time if that is included in his medleyI knew the British Public wouldn't let me down in making instant banger 'Tití Me Preguntó' a smash if it got exposure BOO at it being skipped though!!
February 20Feb 20 1 minute ago, JosephStyles said:18 | | 1st weekBad BunnyTití Me PreguntóJade can now finally rest!
February 20Feb 20 The chart run for 'Chains of Love' in my personal chart so far: 03. Charli xcx - Chains of Love [18-01-01-01-01-01-01-02-02-03-02-02-04-03]...so you could say I'm a fan of it it really nails that gothic, tortured sound for me. Delighted it's become a top 20 hit off the back of the film release. Apparently a bunch of Sky Ferreira demos leaked recently and the introductory synth from 'Chains of Love' originated from one of those songs! Sky is actually featured on Charli's new album so that checks out.
February 20Feb 20 Chains of love is the absolute best on wuthering heights , shame Bad Bunny git skipped, like yes 3 artists cover a quarter of the chart but the songs played are limited as it its why play all 😔
February 20Feb 20 As well as the soundtrack to Wuthering Heights, Charli XCX has her own movie in cinemas now called The Moment
February 20Feb 20 Author 16 | 15 | 7th weekBad BunnyNUEVAYoLAlbum track from DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToSReleased: 5th January 2025Label: Rimas EntertainmentChart StatisticsNE (23/01/2025) | 65-58-73-97-xRE (12/02/2026) | 88-15-16Sales: 100,000+Certification: -Status: Standard Chart Ratio22 Sales24 Audio Streaming68 Video StreamingVideoBiographyTwo years before he was named Artist of the Year at the 2022 Apple Music Awards, Bad Bunny spoke to Apple Music about his then-new album YHLQMDLG. His debut, X 100PRE, had helped bring Latin trap to a global audience without diluting its regional spirit—no small feat. Did he feel like he had to do even better the second time out? “I’ll be honest with you,” he said. “No.” No? “On the contrary, I wanted it to be different.” Like his collaborator J Balvin, El Conejo Malo has become a symbol of Latinx culture’s migration into the global mainstream, reshaping the look, sound and feel of modern pop just by following his own idiosyncratic muse. YHLQMDLG: Yo hago lo que me da la gana—I do whatever I want. Part of doing whatever he wants meant putting out three projects that year, including the forward-thinking fusion album EL ÚLTIMO TOUR DEL MUNDO and a set of collaboration-heavy tracks from the vault, LAS QUE NO IBAN A SALIR. It also meant taking time to plan his next move. “I like to prepare myself and prepare the surroundings to work my music,” he says about his process. “But when I get a good idea that I want to work on in the future, I hold it until that moment.” That moment came with 2022’s Un Verano Sin Ti. Though the title might suggest a shift into sad-boy mode, the LP instead revealed a different conceptual aim as his ultimate summer playlist. “It's a good vibe,” he says. “I think it's the happiest album of my career.” As a kid growing up in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, in the mid-’90s (he was born Benito Martínez Ocasio in 1994), Bunny fell in love with a broad spectrum of Latin music—reggaetón, merengue, salsa—before discovering American hip-hop. His best tracks don't just blend tradition and futurism, Latin and global, but stake out new thematic territory for male Latinx artists, including personal vulnerability (“Vete”) and sexual violence against women (“Yo Perreo Sola”, “Bellacoso”), making him both a role model and an ally for LGBTQ+ communities and socially progressive values. In 2023, full of raunch and fed up with fame, Bunny returned with nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana, an LP that added spurts of Jersey club to his arsenal. Supported by frenetic singles like "WHERE SHE GOES", the album only reinforced Bad Bunny's status as perhaps the world's most dynamic hitmaker. - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2018 08 I Like It (Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin) MILLIONAIRE2018 13 MIA (feat. Drake) -1-2020 72 UN DIA (ONE DAY) (J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny & Tainy)2023 24 K-POP (Travis Scott, Bad Bunny & The Weeknd)2025 04 DtMF -2-2025 15 NUEVAYoL -AT-2025 20 BAILE INoLVIDABLE -1-2026 18 Tití Me Preguntó -1-0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 6 x Top 20 | 7 x Top 40 | 8 x Top 100Social Media Bad Bunny-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15 | 16 | 54th weekAlex WarrenOrdinary7th single from You'll Be Alright, KidReleased: 7th February 2025Label: Atlantic Recording CorporationChart StatisticsNE (20/02/2025) | 7-11-8-3-2-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-1-9-8-8-7-7-9-11-8-10-12-15-15-11-13-12-14-15-12-16-14-11-12-15-27-33-37-63-13-15-15-16-17-17-16-15Sales: 2,400,000+Certification: 4x PlatinumStatus: Accelerated Chart Ratio01 Sales01 Audio Streaming01 Video StreamingVideoBiographyA content creator who spans every imaginable outlet, Alex Warren stepped out from behind the phone and into the recording studio to introduce his passionate, ultimately chart-topping singer/songwriter pop. By 2021, was crafting quivering, sensitive, confessional pop tunes that slather his open-hearted melodies with layers of gossamer electronics -- the glossy bed provides Warren with an avenue to process the trauma of losing both of his parents at an early age. The California native charted abroad in early 2024 before making his Billboard Hot 100 debut with "Burning Down" from his debut EP, You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1); it charted internationally while reaching the top half of the Billboard 200. In 2025, Warren landed a global smash hit with "Ordinary," topping charts worldwide. It was included on his full-length debut, the international Top Five hit You'll Be Alright, Kid, which added 11 songs to his initial EP. - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2024 80 Before You Leave Me -1-2024 93 Save You A Seat -2-2024 09 Carry You Home -3- MILLIONAIRE2024 23 Burning Down -4-2025 01 Ordinary -5- MILLIONAIRE2025 09 Bloodline (Alex Warren & Jelly Roll) -6-2025 37 On My Mind (Alex Warren & ROSÉ) -7-2025 03 Eternity -8-1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 4 x Top 10 | 4 x Top 20 | 6 x Top 40 | 8 x Top 100Social Media Alex Warren
February 20Feb 20 Author 14 | 23 | 9th weekMilkyJust The Way You Are1st single from StarReleased: 19th August 2002Label: MotivoChart StatisticsNE (31/08/2002) | 8-14-19-31-50-66-xRE (12/02/2026) | 35-23-14Sales: 100,000+Certification: -Status: Standard Chart Ratio08 Sales39 Audio Streamingxx Video StreamingVideoBiographyMilky is an Italian dance music production group consisting of producers Giordano Trivellato and Giuliano Sacchetto, with Italian singer Giuditta serving as their lead singer on their album Star. Although Giuditta Gazza was the singer on the recordings, a model, the Egyptian-born and German-raised Sabrina Elahl, was used for the music video for the "Just the Way You Are" single. The same model was used for the vinyl cover. Elahl's voice did not appear on any of Milky's recordings, where all songs were sung by Giuditta. Giuditta can be seen on the "Be My World" 12" cover as well as in the video for "In My Mind". Two of the tracks from Star eventually became hits in the United States; "Just the Way You Are" reached the number one position on the Billboard Hot Dance Airplay chart in 2002. The track also reached No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart. In September 2005, "Be My World" peaked at number 6 on the Hot Dance Airplay chart and also charted in Sweden. - WikipediaTop 100 Chart History2002 08 Just The Way You Are -1-2002 48 In My Mind -2-0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 2 x Top 100Social Media Milky
February 20Feb 20 Double bad bunny skipped erm wow Radio 1 thats harsh 😳 Ordinary skipped too pretends to be sad 😔
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