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What will be the next UK number 1 single? 42 members have voted

  1. 1. What will the next new UK number 1 single be?

    • Ella Langley - Choosing Texas
      17
    • Shakira & Burna Boy - Dai Dai
      2
    • Ariana Grande - Petal
      0
    • ANOTR - Talk To Me
      0
    • Prospa - Free Your Mind
      0
    • Hugel & Ultra Nate - Moving To The Sun
      2
    • Madonna & Kylie Minogue - Love Sensation
      4
    • A Christmas song
      5
    • An old song that goes viral and gets a resurgence and a new peak
      3
    • A new song not yet released - specify artist in the thread
      8
    • A song already on the chart, not already listed
      1
    • A song already released that goes viral
      0
    • Tame Impala - Loser
      0
    • Olivia Rodrigo - Stupid Song
      2
    • Sienna Spiro - Great Expectations
      0
  2. 2. What will cause Rein Me In to be shifted from the top spot

    • ACR
      26
    • Being over taken whilst on SCR
      9
  3. 3. Will this be Rein Me In’s last stint at number 1?

    • Yes - once it is knocked off next, it won’t be back
      24
    • No - it will return
      11

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Assuming today’s chart goes as the midweeks indicated, Rein Me In looks set yet again to be back at 0 weeks of streaming decline, whilst scoring its 20th non-consecutive week at the top of the charts

There have been several singles over the past few weeks that I had considered could potentially overtake Sam Fender to be the next new number one (Dai Dai, Wonderwall, Stupid Song). I also thought a new track from Ariana’s album might do it. But with all of these so far falling short, I’m curious what will be next

There’s nothing obvious on the release schedule and nothing that seems to be an obvious contender on the charts currently

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Rein"deer" me in totally new christmas version with ladbaby, ed sheeram, lewis capaldi, alex warren and Teddy swims

I jokingly predicted a few weeks ago that it would be Choosin Texas by Ella Langley,

I am sticking to that.

Choose Texas that could go acr same time rein me in dai dai die slow World Cup over. New Sam fender song if got something pipeline would surprises

9 minutes ago, earthisturning said:

I think 'Movin' To The Sun' will be the next number 1 as it's steadily movin' to the top spot.

Plus we need the now annual dance #1!

As much as I would love it to be 'Loser', 'Ain't In LA', 'Great Expectation' or anything else that might rapidly ascend the charts in the coming weeks, the most likely currently known option is 'Choosin' Texas' taking over by default when 'Rein Me In' finally goes to ACR.

Will be: Choosin' Texas

Want: literally anything else (except AI slop) 😂

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I honestly can’t see it being anything other than a new release tbh. I’ve been seeing the rumors all over TikTok about Sam potentially doing a load of stadium concert tours in summer 2027, what’s the chances he announces this when he’s on DCL-2 with new music announcement to avoid ACR yet again 😂

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9 minutes ago, LiamSime said:

I honestly can’t see it being anything other than a new release tbh. I’ve been seeing the rumors all over TikTok about Sam potentially doing a load of stadium concert tours in summer 2027, what’s the chances he announces this when he’s on DCL-2 with new music announcement to avoid ACR yet again 😂

I’m leaning towards a new release too but unsure of who and what.

There is nothing on the release schedule that seems to shout number 1 contender, and I’m not sure what we are still expecting this year.

I presume Taylor Swift will have an anniversary edition of her debut album out before the end of the year which could throw up something, but other than that I’m curious who else is likely to release that could garner enough streams to break this Olivia Dean domination at the top of the Spotify charts.

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