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My Chart Records as of (28 June 2026) Week 1-78

Will update at Week 100

Weekly Movement & Volatility Records

Straight-In-At-Number-One: Only three tracks in my chart's history have debuted entirely fresh directly at the #1 spot: Sam Watts - The Traitors Main Theme (Week 1), WizTheMc - Show Me Love (with Tyla) (Week 18), and Libianca - People (Week 60).

  • Highest Debut (Post-Week 1): Aside from those three straight-in anomalies, debuting at #2 is the absolute highest entry point. 14 tracks have managed this massive debut on my chart:

    • Dennis Lloyd - Nevermind (Wk 2)

    • Tyla - PUSH 2 START (Wk 3)

    • Alex Warren - Ordinary (Wk 13)

    • Ed Sheeran - Azizam (Wk 17)

    • Alex Warren - Bloodline (with Jelly Roll) (Wk 22)

    • SAJA BOYS - Soda Pop (Wk 34)

    • Olivia Dean - Man I Need (Wk 39)

    • Myles Smith - Stay (If You Wanna Dance) (Wk 40)

    • Olivia Dean - So Easy (To Fall In Love) (Wk 43)

    • Randy Newman - We Belong Together (Wk 47)

    • Justin Bieber - As Long As You Love Me (Wk 61)

    • Sonny Fodera - Think About Us (Wk 63)

    • Michael Jackson - Bad (Wk 65)

    • Michael Jackson - The Girl Is Mine (Wk 70)

  • The Re-Entry Record: Tied between Lady Gaga - Die With a Smile and Lost Frequencies - Where Are You Now. Both of these tracks are absolute survivors, having successfully dropped completely off my chart and fought their way back in a staggering 9 separate times (yielding 10 distinct chart runs each).

Tier Residency & All-Time Longevity Records

Here is the fully verified breakdown of the tracks that have spent the most total AND consecutive weeks dominating every single tier of my chart:

  • Top 50 (Total Chart Life):

    • Most Total: Rosé - APT. (feat. Bruno Mars) (75 total weeks)

    • Most Consecutive: Rosé - APT. (56 unbroken weeks)

  • Top 40:

    • Most Total: Rosé - APT. (65 weeks)

    • Most Consecutive: Rosé - APT. (38 unbroken weeks)

  • Top 30:

    • Most Total: Rosé - APT. (60 weeks)

    • Most Consecutive: Rosé - APT. (37 unbroken weeks)

  • Top 20:

    • Most Total: Rosé - APT. (50 weeks)

    • Most Consecutive: Alex Warren - Ordinary (33 unbroken weeks)

  • Top 10:

    • Most Total: Rosé - APT. (27 weeks)

    • Most Consecutive: Alex Warren - Ordinary (15 unbroken weeks)

  • Top 5:

    • Most Total: Olivia Dean - So Easy (To Fall In Love) (17 weeks)

    • Most Consecutive: Olivia Dean - Nice To Each Other (12 unbroken weeks)

  • Top 3:

    • Most Total: A three-way tie between Olivia Dean - So Easy, Olivia Dean - Nice To Each Other, and Dave - Raindance (10 weeks each).

    • Most Consecutive: Rosé - APT. (9 unbroken weeks)

  • Number One:

    • Most Total Weeks at #1: Dave - Raindance (feat. Tems) (7 total weeks).

    • Most Consecutive Weeks at #1: A tie between Alex Warren - Bloodline and Michael Jackson - Billie Jean (6 unbroken weeks at the summit each).

  • Oldest Track to Chart: Jubalaires - Noah. Released all the way back in 1946, it randomly entered my chart in Week 37, making for a 79-year gap!

Peak, Velocity & Volatility All-Time Records

  • Biggest Single-Week Jump: Justin Bieber - Mistletoe, which rocketed 46 positions in a single week (jumping from #50 to #4 in Wk 49).

  • Biggest Single-Week Jump to Number One: RAYE - WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!, leaping an unprecedented 41 positions directly to my top spot (from #42 to #1 in Wk 48).

  • Longest Climb to Number One: Bruno Mars - I Just Might, which spent 6 weeks organically climbing the chart before finally seizing #1 in Wk 61.

  • Longest Climb to the Top 10: Michael Jackson - Love Never Felt So Good, which spent 6 weeks charting in lower tiers before breaking the Top 10 in Wk 69.

  • Biggest Single-Week Fall: Alex Warren - Fever Dream, which plummeted 32 positions in one week (dropping from #3 to #35 in Wk 70).

  • Biggest Fall from Number One: Sia - Santa's Coming for Us, which fell completely out of the Top 50 straight from the #1 position in Week 53.

  • Longest Gap Between Number One Reigns: Olivia Dean - So Easy (To Fall In Love), which somehow returned to the #1 spot after a colossal 24-week gap.

  • One-Week Wonder: Tracks that hit my Top 10 for exactly one week and then vanished forever include Imagine Dragons - Thunder (peaked at #6) and Jawsh 685 - Savage Love (peaked at #9).

Artist Career Achievements

  • Most Number One Singles: A tie between Shakira (Zoo, Waka Waka, Dai Dai) and Tyla (PUSH 2 START, Show Me Love, Talk to Me), each giving me 3 distinct #1 hits.

  • Most Cumulative Weeks at Number One: Olivia Dean, who has spent a total of 9 weeks at #1 combining her tracks (Nice To Each Other and So Easy).

  • Most Simultaneous Entries: Michael Jackson, who placed a historic 21 different solo tracks on my Top 50 in the exact same week (Week 70).

  • Most Simultaneous Top 10 Entries: Michael Jackson, holding 9 of the 10 spots in the Top 10 during Week 70.

  • Lockout (The Top Three/Five): Michael Jackson flawlessly locked out my entire Top 8 positions (#1 through #8) in Week 70.

  • Replacing Yourself at Number One: Only three artists have had a song hit #1 by knocking their own song out of the #1 spot: Olivia Dean (Wk 44), Michael Jackson (Wk 71), and Shakira (Wk 78).

  • Most Charting Tracks from a Single Album: Michael Jackson's Thriller. All 9 tracks from the original album charted simultaneously on my list in Week 70!

Most Tracks per Chart Tier (Volume of Unique Songs):

  • Most Tracks in my Top 50: Michael Jackson (22 unique tracks)

  • Most Tracks in my Top 40: Bruno Mars (21 unique tracks)

  • Most Tracks in my Top 30: Bruno Mars (21 unique tracks)

  • Most Tracks in my Top 20: Tie between Michael Jackson & Bruno Mars (17 unique tracks each)

  • Most Tracks in my Top 10: Michael Jackson (11 unique tracks)

  • Most Tracks in my Top 5: Tie between Michael Jackson & Bruno Mars (6 unique tracks each)

  • Most Tracks in my Top 3: Bruno Mars (6 unique tracks)

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