Of course Dean left Radio 1 yesterday and this was his last tune on his show.

Sickkk of all these old songs appearing, getting a new lease of life and then staying forever 🙃

20 weeks in the Top 40 for this in 2026 alone... and probably counting, assuming this climb means another ACR avoidance

Gahhh at both this and The One That Got Away climbing and very likely avoiding ACR again, sick of these old songs overstaying their welcome

Just now, conorw said:

Crazy how this has outlived basically the whole kissco era 🤣 not complaining as it is his best song imo but like Katy it can go now

People will reappraise KATTDO in a few years once they get over the tonal shift in Harry's genre and performance style.

Booooooooooooo sign of the times is great but go away take unwritten and the one that got away with you

I like sign of the times but their insistence of playing it and continuing to give it plays and it climbing at this time are ridiculous lol.

At least SOTT is lower than its #21 mids position. I hope it's out soon.

As a fan of the older songs they can stay for a few weeks but staying months on end for a 2nd time around is insane

Edited Friday at 15:461 day by kmansaray3_

2 minutes ago, Mr. C. Joel said:

Sickkk of all these old songs appearing, getting a new lease of life and then staying forever 🙃

Same!

Even the songs released in 2025 which just wont die/ still clogging up the charts is just a drain at this stage

23 | 38 | 3rd week

Ashe

Stop The Wedding!

1st single from The Girl of Your Dreams

Released: 7th August 2026

Label: Ashe

Chart Statistics

NE (27/08/2026) | 59-38-23

Sales: 20,000+

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

xx Sales

95 Audio Streaming

xx Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Since debuting her first solo single, 2017’s bumpin’ “Used to It”, Ashe has blended the intimacy of singer/songwriter fare with the electronic swells and glitzy production of 21st-century pop, producing heartfelt, deliriously catchy tunes. Born Ashlyn Rae Wilson in California in 1993, Ashe got started early, putting her childhood piano lessons to good use by crafting songs in her teens and eventually moving on to the Berklee College of Music to master writing and production before heading to Nashville. Her path to a solo career began with guest spots on dance tracks, using her dreamy, nimble voice to fill out the rhythms conjured by producers like Ben Phipps and Louis The Child. But “Used to It” established Ashe as a stand-alone force, and the darker tones of follow-up single “Girl Who Cried Wolf” expanded on her sound by combining analogue elements like acoustic guitar with the electronic buzz of fat synthesisers. Her first EP, 2018’s The Rabbit Hole, dove further into the possibilities of that organic pop sound as Ashe continued to address heartbreak, big love and the strangeness of life. She was thrust into the chart spotlight in 2020 as her dramatic, rousing divorce anthem “Moral of the Story” was placed in the teen romantic comedy To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You and became a TikTok sensation. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

2020 31 Moral Of The Story -1-

2026 23 Stop The Wedding! -1-

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 2 x Top 100

Social Media

Ashe

No Wonder it's harder than ever for new songs / artists to breakthrough.

Unless you're viral on TT good riddance to getting a chart hit.

Jack you need to watch Project Hail Mary it's so good! Deserved so much more success than it got

Great to see this climbing 15 places

Another song that's been growing on me, Stop the Wedding has been a great listen.

Has this person been purely pushed by her connection to Finneas?

Dont forget the oasis documentary is out on Wednesday which probably means another reset in 2 weeks 😢

Yay for Ashe!! Wish some of her stuff with finneas as the favours could have charted, but I’m proud to say I was at their only uk performance as a band

1 minute ago, gasman449 said:

Jack you need to watch Project Hail Mary it's so good! Deserved so much more success than it got

Yesss one of my fave films of the year!

The Top 20 is coming up next, and the very highly likely probability of a new number one...