Friday at 15:041 day 1 minute ago, gasman449 said:Ultra Nate 😂Jack pronounced it as NaitIt should be pronounced as nar-tay
Friday at 15:051 day Author 39 | | 1st weekGracie AbramsLook At My Life2nd single from Daughter From HellReleased: 25th June 2026Label: Gracie AbramsChart StatisticsNE (09/07/2026) | 39Sales: -Certification: -Status: Standard Chart Ratioxx Salesxx Audio Streamingxx Video StreamingVideoBiographyLos Angeles singer/songwriter Gracie Abrams has a talent for cutting to the quick. A song about a breakup’s messy aftermath, “21” opens bluntly with the line: “I missed your 21st birthday.” Another song about finding it hard to move on revolves around the simple admission, “I miss you, I’m sorry.” Abrams’ swift incisions are particularly notable given that her father is director J.J. Abrams, whose television series Lost boasted such ingeniously convoluted plotlines. Born in 1999, the Los Angeles native grew up listening to Joni Mitchell and Elliott Smith, but it wasn’t until she discovered Phoebe Bridgers, at age 13, that she began writing her own songs. She wrote “minor”—about a crush who lived too far away for her to visit before curfew—at age 17. “It was the first time that I’d written a song where I felt like I wasn’t trying to emulate someone else’s sound,” she tells Apple Music. Even Abrams’ early singles display a wisdom beyond her years. Released when she was 20, “21” revolves around the devastating line, “You’ll be the love of my life when I was young”—an elegant example of her knack for turning an idea as simple as “young love” into a complex meditation on life’s changes. “Looking back is unattractive to me,” she acknowledges, yet while preparing her first long-form statement—2020’s minor—she realised she needed to reflect to move forward. “Thinking about what that meant and how the songs needed to exist together,” she says, the experience of writing “minor” as a teen never went away. “It was always in the back of my head. I didn’t want to run away from it.” - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2023 72 Everywhere, Everything (Noah Kahan & Gracie Abrams)2024 81 I miss you, I'm sorry -1-2024 67 Risk -1-2024 31 Close To You -2-2024 37 us. (feat. Taylor Swift) -AT-2024 04 I Love You, I'm Sorry -3- MILLIONAIRE2024 01 That's So True -4- MILLIONAIRE2025 28 Call Me When You Break Up (Selena Gomez, benny blanco & Gracie Abrams)2026 64 Badlands (Mumford & Sons & Gracie Abrams)2026 18 Hit The Wall -1-2026 39 Look At My Life -2-1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 3 x Top 20 | 7 x Top 40 | 11 x Top 100Social Media Gracie Abrams
Friday at 15:061 day Just now, mrpopquiz said:Jack pronounced it as NaitIt should be pronounced as nar-tayI noticed that, but did wonder for a moment if I've been pronouncing her name wrongly for 30+ years lol.
Friday at 15:071 day The only good thing from Ring my bell is the sampled part otherwise the song is bad
Friday at 15:071 day Gracie Abrams is what Swifties want Taylor to be but they don't really want to listen to Gracie. Tragic state of affairs
Friday at 15:071 day Two new entries in a row! RMB was as bad as expected, but will take any new music charting after the state of last week’s chart.
Friday at 15:081 day Just now, gasman449 said:Oh good it seems like all the new entries from the mids bar Phoebe made it in.I'd have taken Phoebe over Gracie any day!
Friday at 15:081 day Author 38 | 30 | 41st weekRAYEWHERE IS MY HUSBAND!1st single from THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.Released: 19th September 2025Label: RAYEChart StatisticsNE (02/10/2025) | 4-3-6-5-4-3-3-3-3-2-2-2-27-48-1-3-4-3-4-2-3-12-13-13-20-25-24-15-15-19-20-25-27-28-28-29-30-35-36-30-38Sales: 1,400,000+Certification: 2x PlatinumStatus: Accelerated Chart Ratio01 Sales03 Audio Streaming09 Video StreamingVideoBiographyWhen RAYE speaks of her music, she doesn’t just talk of songs but of “stories”. And the South London singer-songwriter (born Rachel Agatha Keen in 1997) has quite the knack for writing them. Nominated for the Songwriter of the Year Ivor Novello Award in 2022, RAYE first broke through in 2014 with her star-signalling self-released debut EP, Welcome to the Winter, followed by the Stormzy-featuring Second EP two years later. A stream of singles and collaborations, including with Stefflon Don, Mr Eazi and Jax Jones, hinted at an artist who could shape-shift between musical spheres—and excel wherever she landed. But despite such successes (her name has also featured on the credits of songs by artists such as Beyoncé, Ellie Goulding, Little Mix and John Legend), RAYE felt trapped behind the scenes. In 2021—just months after the release of her chart-topping dance-pop anthem “BED” alongside Joel Corry and David Guetta—the singer-songwriter wrote on social media that she hadn’t been “allowed” to release her debut album and that she was “sick of being slept on” by her label, an allegation that sent shockwaves through the music industry. And it was then that RAYE returned to those stories, as she came to work on her long-awaited 2023 debut LP, My 21st Century Blues, as an independent artist. On it, she explores being a young woman in music and the trauma of sexual assault and substance abuse, but also the things any woman RAYE’s age might be moved to write about: climate change, relationships ending, falling in love with someone new. “This is about me telling the stories I want to tell, in the order I want to tell them, through the sonic landscape I want to tell them,” RAYE told Apple Music at the time of the album’s release. My 21st Century Blues, she added, wasn’t made with mainstream success in mind, yet that’s exactly what it brought. After the confronting “Hard Out Here.” and the made-for-repeat-listening “Black Mascara.”, she unleashed “Escapism.” featuring 070 Shake, a viral hit on both sides of the Atlantic and the biggest song of RAYE’s up to that point. It signalled, without doubt, that her time had come. “It is just the most beautiful validation,” said RAYE. “To know that you’re right to back yourself when you feel conviction and you feel passionately about something. I made this [album] battling and figuring out freedom, and I’m so excited for the artist I get to become. This has set the tone for me.” - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2016 15 By Your Side (Jonas Blue feat. RAYE)2016 03 You Don't Know Me (Jax Jones feat. RAYE) MILLIONAIRE2017 65 The Line -NAS-2017 15 Decline (RAYE & Mr Eazi) -1-2018 26 Check (Kojo Funds feat. RAYE)2018 41 Cigarette (RAYE, Mabel & Stefflon Don) -2-2018 66 Friends -NAS-2019 41 Stay (Don't Go Away) (David Guetta feat. RAYE)2019 55 Love Me Again -1-2020 21 Tequila (Jax Jones & Martin Solveig present Europa with RAYE)2020 06 Secrets (Regard & RAYE)2021 37 Regardless (RAYE & Rudimental) -2-2021 03 BED (Joel Corry, RAYE & David Guetta) MILLIONAIRE2021 14 Ferrari Horses (D-Block Europe & RAYE)2021 64 Call On Me -NAS-2021 50 I Don't Want You (Riton & RAYE)2021 50 Money Calling (Da Beatfreakz feat. Russ Millions, RAYE & wewantwraiths)2022 67 Waterfall (Disclosure & RAYE)2022 01 Escapism. (RAYE & 070 Shake) -1- MILLIONAIRE2023 69 Ice Cream Man. -AT-2023 35 Flip A Switch. -2-2023 23 The Weekend (Stormzy & RAYE)2023 02 Prada (cassö, RAYE & D-Block Europe) MILLIONAIRE2024 33 Worth It. -3-2024 22 Genesis. -NAS-2024 38 Moi (Central Cee & RAYE)2024 52 Oscar Winning Tears. -4-2025 13 Born Again (LISA feat. Doja Cat & RAYE)2025 34 Suzanne (Mark Ronson & RAYE)2025 01 WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! -1- MILLIONAIRE2026 20 Nightingale Lane. -2-2026 11 Click Clack Symphony. (feat. Hans Zimmer) -3-2026 22 I Know You're Hurting. -AT-2 x #1 | 5 x Top 5 | 6 x Top 10 | 12 x Top 20 | 22 x Top 40 | 33 x Top 100Social Media RAYE
Friday at 15:101 day Now one of the LONGEST running tunes in the chart (40 overall weeks in the Top 40, 41 in the Top 75)... Still just about hanging on. It's eventually gonna leave..
Friday at 15:101 day The bottom end sometimes has some great new entries! Today it has some new entries.
Friday at 15:101 day That husband must be getting down with another at this point, he doesn't seem to be anywhere!
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