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5 minutes ago, lewistgreen said:

That is very tight between that Top 5 so it could be Ella, HUGEL or Stella at #1 on Friday

I’d say it’s more like Ella v Sienna. We don’t know Sienna’s sales. HUGEL and Stella I’m more likely to decline over the week.

OH MY GOD!!!!!

STOP EVERYTHING!!!

STREAM ELLA!!!!!! wub

(Sorry Dolly, ilu) xo

47 minutes ago, No Sleeep said:

It still could, her physical sales will be minimal and isn’t a lot of streaming data excluded from the Monday mids?

Every midweek update has the same amount of missing streaming data - one day of Apple, Spotify and YouTube (usually).

24 minutes ago, TheSnake said:

This decade is maybe more of a drought for US chart dance songs in the entire top 100. Can only think of Do It To It by Acraze, I'm Good (Blue), Baby Don't Hurt Me and Roses (Saint Jhn) Imanbek remix (at the very start of the decade).

Maybe you're right. Although they did have songs like Don't Start Now, Yes And, Abracadabra, Blinding Lights and others which are basically house songs which were hits. In the 00s they started coming out towards the end of the decade. SOS by Rihanna getting all the way to #1 was super impressive in 2006 when it was basically a dance-pop song in a non-friendly environment. But by 2008/2009 they were becoming quite common so maybe this is the weaker decade although we will see over the next few years.

I did think at the time that perhaps I'm Good being such a big hit might have caused a resurgence of that kind of music but it seems to have been a one-off. Obviously here in the UK we almost always have dance songs in the charts no matter what.

Don't think we can count Sienna out yet either, she could be less than 1k behind Ella and Hugel, is had of both on Spotify and she caught up with them slightly from the mids to final sales last week. Don't see Stella in contention now, and Dolly is sure to fall unless she gets a serious last minuet sales boost.

9 minutes ago, Jordanlee1402 said:

Dolly needs a download campaign!! At least she should manage two songs top 5 though!

Think it’s over. Probs looking at 4 and 5 now come Friday 😭

7 minutes ago, lewistgreen said:

I really wish it was a different Dua song though, not something from barely 2 years ago oop

Agreed im all for a dua lipa revival but thats barely left the chart

Edited by 777666jason

First midweek update in a while since Adela was in the top 40 and she’s as high as 30!! I was hoping that Reading would help her out, glad I was right! 🤩

2 hours ago, ben08 said:

The OCC adds,

And finally, as she eyes her first-ever UK Number 1 single this week, the legendary Dolly Parton could see Diamonds & Rhinestones: The Greatest Hits rise two places to Number 4, while 2007 collection The Very Best of Dolly Parton could re-enter at Number 38.

I don't think Dolly will be eyeing anything...

Do we know what Sienna’s sales are? Or just what was given? Would be interesting to see how close she is!

Is that potentially a 6 way battle for number one?!

How is Stella ahead of Sienna when it’s well below her on all platforms (except iTunes)

Just now, Mr. C. Joel said:

How is Stella ahead of Sienna when it’s well below her on all platforms (except iTunes)

Could be the free to premium stream ratio stuff that makes the difference

So upset Dolly isn’t looking very likely to hold on, or even get the #1 album

Shame it seems like Dolly won't hold but at least Choosin' Texas has overtaken Movin'...

10 minutes ago, 777666jason said:

Could be the free to premium stream ratio stuff that makes the difference

Boston's also outperforming Great Expectation on YouTube.

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