Stop playing this ffs, surprised the controversy hasn't put anyone off

Now I get why people are hating Temper City because of their Israeli origin and ties and not because of the music... It's the music that sounds rather dire.

4 minutes ago, ElectroBoy said:

Loved Self Aware about 2-3 months ago.... now it needs to leave

First Where's my Husband plz

Of course makes sense why Self Aware is a mere knockoff of better indie music.

24 | 21 | 15th week

Audrey Hobert

Sue me

1st single from Who's The Clown?

Released: 9th May 2025

Label: RCA Records

Chart Statistics

NE (11/06/2026) | 91-71-80-76-64-60-54-49-40-33-29-26-21-21-24

Sales: 200,000+

Certification: Silver

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

xx Sales

55 Audio Streaming

xx Video Streaming

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Biography

While Audrey Hobert grew up in a show business family, it was a collaboration with another well-connected, rising singer that has helped gain attention for her singer/songwriter skills. With childhood friend Gracie Abrams, Hobert helped pen several songs on Abrams' 2024 breakthrough The Secret of Us, striking gold with the worldwide hit "That's So True." That collaboration drew attention to her own quirky confessional pop, featured on her 2025 debut album, Who's the Clown?, and its viral single "Sue Me." - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

2026 21 Sue me -1-

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

Social Media

Audrey Hobert

Just now, Jason said:

First Where's my Husband plz

Oh sure!

There's a fair number that need an exit

Insert comment about Aubrey Hobart and Malcolm Todd being related

Shame this missed top 20! No clue why I like this so much when I can't stand Gracie Abrams

Hope Audrey can still sneak into the top 20

2 minutes ago, conorw said:

The occ need to get their shit together. Either reset absolutely everything that has a revival or nothing at all. Do not understand how Miguel can be back so soon but not Tove lo. And Natasha and oasis having multiple resets of the same songs… it’s a bit annoying

Oasis probably getting 1 in the next few weeks with the documentary and tickets going on sale 😔

Poor Sue Me not being top 20, blocked 2 weeks by Dolly.

Just now, gasman449 said:

Shame this missed top 20! No clue why I like this so much when I can't stand Gracie Abrams

Because Audrey is a completely separate artist…

1 minute ago, DanielCarey said:

Temper City are Israelis, by the way. Served in the IDF.

Oh ick!! Never mind, they can get in the bin then.

Wrong way Audrey!! Her and her brother should swap places and trajectories, she's so much better.

Edited Friday at 15:461 day by Doug

Just now, ElectroBoy said:

Insert comment about Aubrey Hobart and Malcolm Todd being related

I don't need to do that anymore. I just know.

1 minute ago, gasman449 said:

Stop playing this ffs, surprised the controversy hasn't put anyone off

controversy sells sadly see also Stella Lefty going all the way into the top 5

I never expected this to even get Top 40, but would love for it to still go Top 20! A bop!

23 | 24 | 50th week

Harry Styles

Sign Of The Times

1st single from Harry Styles

Released: 7th April 2017

Label: Erskine Records

Chart Statistics

NE (20/04/2017) | 1-4-4-8-10-6-10-19-26-30-43-62-77-86-91-79-84-95-x

RE (31/08/2017) | 88-x

RE (16/11/2017) | 99-x

RE (01/02/2018) | 75-80-87-100-86-76-98-x

RE (16/04/2026) | 28-31-35-43-45-40-35-39-38-38-29-20-20-23-27-21-23-25-20-21-29-24-23

Sales: 2,500,000+

Certification: 4x Platinum

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

01 Sales

06 Audio Streaming

04 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

After winning Album of the Year at the Grammys for 2022’s Harry’s House and securing the year’s best-selling single in “As It Was”, Harry Styles could do just about whatever he liked. He chose to take up long-distance running in Italy and hit the clubs in Berlin, where he discovered a font of liberation that would power his 2026 follow-up, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.. “I remember going out for the first time in Berlin and standing in the middle of the dance floor,” Styles told Apple Music, “and feeling so unbelievably free and safe that I just had my hands in the air and my eyes closed, and I just felt these tears streaming down my face. And it was this moment of, like, ‘I feel so alive right now.’” His post-One Direction career has been defined by just such spontaneity, making him one of the more interesting and adventurous pop stars of his era. Born in Redditch, Worcestershire, England in 1994, Styles made his solo debut with 2017’s “Sign of the Times”—a deeply felt piano ballad that slowly but surely took flight—and a sturdy self-titled first album. Then he handily reinvented himself on 2019’s Fine Line, a more daring pop statement that could comfortably accommodate the breezy radio catnip of “Watermelon Sugar” alongside quirkier forays into era-hopping funk and soul. Harry’s House felt even more personal and idiosyncratic again, often playing like his own private dance party. Which brings us back to his Berlin sojourn and Kiss All the Time..., an album offsetting its more upbeat percolations with equally rhythmic yet fairly subtle turns. It leans into creative catharsis rather than commercial calculation, which makes sense given the international reset and early-thirties career re-evaluation that preceded it. “The key thing was, while I was away from it all, I missed it,” he told Apple Music. “I missed it because I love it, and I still love it.” - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

2017 01 Sign Of The Times -1- MILLIONAIRE

2017 46 Sweet Creature -IG-

2017 51 Carolina -AT-

2017 58 Two Ghosts -2-

2017 64 Meet Me In The Hallway -AT-

2017 66 Kiwi -3-

2017 80 Only Angel -AT-

2017 87 Ever Since New York -AT-

2017 99 Woman -AT-

2019 03 Lights Up -1-

2019 04 Watermelon Sugar -4- MILLIONAIRE

2019 07 Adore You -2- MILLIONAIRE

2019 15 Falling -3- MILLIONAIRE

2020 26 Golden -5- MILLIONAIRE

2022 01 As It Was -1- MILLIONAIRE

2022 02 Late Night Talking -2- MILLIONAIRE

2022 03 Music For A Sushi Restaurant -3-

2022 37 Matilda -AT-

2023 18 Satellite -4-

2026 01 Aperture -1-

2026 01 American Girls -2-

2026 05 Ready, Steady, Go! -AT-

2026 55 Dance No More -3-

4 x #1 | 9 x Top 5 | 10 x Top 10 | 12 x Top 20 | 14 x Top 40 | 23 x Top 100

Social Media

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22 | 20 | 13th week

Olivia Rodrigo

stupid song

3rd single from you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love

Released: 12th June 2026

Label: Olivia Rodrigo

Chart Statistics

NE (25/06/2026) | 2-2-2-2-6-4-4-6-5-19-22-20-22

Sales: 300,000+

Certification: Silver

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

18 Sales

01 Audio Streaming

06 Video Streaming

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Biography

Olivia Rodrigo recognises that the yearning, melancholy aspect of her love songs is key to their intense emotional appeal—beginning with 2021’s weepy smash, “drivers license”. “I think that grounds it in something real,” she told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe in 2026, “and that’s why we resonate with those types of songs so much.” Born in 2003 in Murrieta, California, Rodrigo juggled childhood lessons in piano, voice and acting before starring in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series and eventually turning to pop music with an abashed passion for seething ’90s alt-rock. Rodrigo was only 18 when she released her debut album, SOUR, a breakup record with a meticulous rage: “Where’s my f***ing teenage dream?” she wondered on “brutal”, the album’s Elastica-recalling opener. GUTS followed in 2023, with Rodrigo and repeat producer/collaborator Dan Nigro placing her pointillistic lyrics in an expanded sonic palette that incorporated influences from off-kilter ’90s acts like The Breeders and B******e Surfers. In the same 2026 interview, she described each of her albums as a journey of self-discovery—including that year’s you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. Observing that it’s the first album she’d made as a woman in her twenties, Rodrigo hinted at how she traded angst for joy on several tracks. But even then, there should still be enough visceral realism to keep fans poring over every lyrical detail. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

2020 32 All I Want -OST-

2021 01 drivers license -1- MILLIONAIRE

2021 04 deja vu -2- MILLIONAIRE

2021 01 good 4 u -3- MILLIONAIRE

2021 05 traitor -4- MILLIONAIRE

2021 17 favorite crime -AT-

2021 36 jealousy, jealousy -AT-

2023 01 vampire -1- MILLIONAIRE

2023 03 bad idea right? -2-

2023 07 get him back! -3-

2023 45 the grudge -AT-

2023 12 Can't Catch Me Now -OST-

2023 78 all-american bitch -AT-

2024 10 obsessed -4-

2024 24 so american -AT-

2024 58 stranger -AT-

2026 01 drop dead -1-

2026 02 the cure -2-

2026 02 stupid song -3-

2026 30 honeybee -AT-

2026 56 expectations -AT-

2026 52 serena joy -NAS-

4 x #1 | 9 x Top 5 | 11 x Top 10 | 13 x Top 20 | 17 x Top 40 | 22 x Top 100

Social Media

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21 | 09 | 23rd week

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton

Islands In The Stream

2nd single from Eyes That See in the Dark

Released: 1983

Label: Capitol Records Nashville

Chart Statistics

NE (12/11/1983) | 70-45-35-26-15-11-8-8-7-8-10-24-32-52-68-x

RE (24/03/2007) | 91-84-x

RE (21/03/2009) | 88-x

RE (12/07/2014) | 89-x

RE (02/04/2020) | 63-x

RE (03/09/2026) | 13-9-21

Sales: 2,500,000+

Certification: 3x Platinum

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

05 Sales

23 Audio Streaming

18 Video Streaming

Video

Biography

Kenny Rogers

Kenny Rogers used to say he had two kinds of songs: ballads that capture what men want to say and women want to hear, and stories that put a listener in a place. That’s one way to explain selling 100 million albums or so. Another is that Rogers—handsome, genial, husky-voiced and bushy-bearded—was just the kind of guy people liked to listen to and look at, a natural entertainer who split the difference between the earthiness of country and the sophistication of pop and adult contemporary. Someone for that eight-to-80 demographic. By the time he passed—on 20 March 2020, at age 81—he’d been recording for more than 60 years. Born in 1938 and raised one of eight kids in a Houston housing project, Rogers had his musical epiphany at 12, watching Ray Charles live—it seemed cool, he thought, to have everyone clap when you sang and laugh when you talked. He started his first band, the Scholars, in high school, with a guitar bought using busboy tips. (The name was aspirational, Rogers said later—they were C students at best.) After stints playing upright bass in a jazz trio and folk-pop with The New Christy Minstrels, Rogers formed The First Edition, whose biggest tracks—most notably “Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)”, which you’d probably recognise from its use in The Big Lebowski—mixed light psychedelia with country and R&B. By the end of the band’s run, Rogers was scraping by as a pitchman for a home guitar course and closing in on 40. Enter “Lucille”, which Rogers’ manager figured would either be laughed off as a novelty or take over country music. You know how that one broke. He went on to become one of country music’s first and biggest mainstream superstars, an arena-packing presence who paved the way for artists such as Shania Twain and Garth Brooks, reshaping our sense of what country was and how it figured into the pop landscape. His biggest songs—“The Gambler”, “Lady”, the Dolly Parton duet “Islands in the Stream”—remain the stock-in-trade of karaoke nights and television ads, the kind of music one learns not by discovery but by cultural osmosis. (That Rogers also figured out how to act—including starring in a series of made-for-TV movies based on “The Gambler”—didn’t hurt; he said all he had to do was be himself in different clothes.) Mellow as the music is, and modest as he was about it, Rogers also broke down boundaries and cleared the way for new combinations of sounds and styles—a chance he took on his inspiration and won. A gamble, you could say. - Apple Music

Dolly Parton

A powerful singer-songwriter and electric performer, Dolly Parton was one of country music’s most beloved figures. Born to an impoverished family in Tennessee in 1946 (in humble upbringings that would inspire such songs as “Coat of Many Colors”), she started singing in church, received a guitar at age eight and performed on regional radio programmes as a kid. She moved to Nashville the day after her high school graduation in 1964 and quickly signed with Monument Records. Her first charting single, 1966’s “Dumb Blonde”, introduced her as a fun-loving but independent woman confident enough to flout stereotypes and command her own destiny. In the late ’60s, Parton enjoyed huge success as a regular on Porter Wagoner’s weekly TV show and through a long string of collaborative hits. But she became even more popular as a solo artist, particularly with a pair of 1974 hits: the aching “I Will Always Love You”—which Parton wrote about needing to strike out on her own without Wagoner—and the timeless “Jolene”, with its poignant minor-key mode and emotional intensity. In 1981, Parton landed her first pop No. 1 hit, the blue-collar anthem “9 to 5”, and co-starred in the comedy film of the same name. She then had the biggest smash of her career in 1983 with “Islands In the Stream”, an easygoing romantic duet with Kenny Rogers. Further collaborations—like her albums with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris, plus cameos on songs by Kesha and Miley Cyrus (her goddaughter)—expanded Parton’s legacy through the end of the 20th century and well into the 21st. Over time, she became involved in endeavours like her namesake Dollywood theme park, a 9 to 5 Broadway musical and the literacy-focused Imagination Library. But Parton’s latter-day work—including a series of stripped-down bluegrass albums and 2023’s Rockstar, a rock ’n’ roll album released upon her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction—showed that her musical gifts contained multitudes. She passed away in August 2026 at age 80. - Apple Music

Top 100 Chart History

Kenny Rogers

1969 02 Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town (Kenny Rogers & The First Edition)

1970 08 Something's Burning (Kenny Rogers & The First Edition)

1977 01 Lucille -1-

1977 39 Daytime Friends -1-

1979 42 She Believes In Me -2*-

1980 01 Coward Of The County -1-

1980 12 Lady -1-

1983 28 We've Got Tonight (Kenny Rogers & Sheena Easton) -1-

1983 61 Eyes That See In The Dark -1-

1983 07 Islands In The Stream (Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton) -2- MILLIONAIRE

1984 92 What About Me? (with Kim Carnes & James Ingram) -1-

1984 88 Christmas Without You (Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton) -1-

1985 22 The Gambler -1*- MILLIONAIRE

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 2 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 11 x Top 100

Dolly Parton

1976 06 Jolene -1- MILLIONAIRE

1981 05 9 To 5 -1- MILLIONAIRE

1983 07 Islands In The Stream (Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton) MILLIONAIRE

1984 75 Here You Come Again -1-

1984 88 Christmas Without You (Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton) -1-

1994 64 The Day I Fall In Love (Dolly Parton & James Ingram) -OST-

1998 86 Peace Train -1-

2002 73 If -1-

2011 67 Together You And I -1-

2020 55 Cuddle Up, Cozy Down Christmas (Dolly Parton & Michael Bublé) -1-

2025 83 TYRANT (Beyoncé & Dolly Parton)

0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 3 x Top 10 | 3 x Top 20 | 3 x Top 40 | 11 x Top 100

Social Media

Kenny Rogers

Dolly Parton

Big drops for Dolly songs it seems, hope this bodes well for some new peaks in the top 20!

ALBUMS

01 Kasabian - ACT III

02 ADÉLA - PRIMA

03 Olivia Rodrigo - you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love

04 Michael Jackson - The Essential

05 PRESIDENT - Blood of Your Empire

I expected TLC no scrubs to be reset this week, will that not be a thing?