Mack.

https://metro.co.uk/2026/11/13/police-confirm-david-walliams-investigation-serious-sexual-offence-allegations-29791547/

The Times have shared multiple new allegations against Brand and Rosamund Urwin goes into them in the Radio Times podcast

Because Murder On The Dancefloor is an blooming fantastic song.

Well it's been fifteen years since East Rukahavian as Usfland first entered BJSC so we're used to it.

Just seems to be the same countries who get hyped but oh well.

Wavin' Flag for definite.

@Jayd

So Sam Fender cheated then, justice for Dai Dai at last.

Rather 4 hours of Murder On The Dancefloor than Mariah Carey's screeching.

Justice for Robyn.

Of course no hype for East Rukahavian, if it had been another country with this entry ..

Not a fan of her.

An second of Olivia's Christmas song is far better than Mariah Carey's AIWFCIY

At 2:37-2:38, you will see the kid who looks like a thug, it isn't Eminem. Got popular again thanks to that kid singing it in the crass Love Actually film, she really shouldn't be singing about that at her age.

I wonder what the kid who looks like a thug in the Mariah Carey music video is doing now?

2026: Spotify: (November 1st) [Last year's position in brackets] (62) 8. Wham!- Last Christmas (31) 10. Mariah Carey- All I Want For Christmas Is You (147) 47. Ariana Grande- Santa Tell Me (145) 52. Brenda Lee- Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree 54. Kelly Clarkson- Underneath the Tree 63. Bobby Helms- Jingle Bell Rock 66. The Pogues ft Kirsty MacColl- Fairytale of New York 85. Sia- Snowman 121. Michael Buble- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas 189. Paul McCartney- Wonderful Christmastime 198. Dean Martin- Let It Snow!, Let It Snow!, Let It Snow! 200. Band Aid- Do They Know It's Christmas (November 2nd) [Last year's position in brackets, opening brackets for the previous day] (61) [8] 23. Wham!- Last Christmas (71) [10] 35. Mariah Carey- All I Want For Christmas Is You (130) [47] 145. Ariana Grande- Santa Tell Me [66] 155. The Pogues ft Kirsty MacColl- Fairytale of New York [54] 168. Kelly Clarkson- Underneath the Tree (141) [52] 187. Brenda Lee- Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree (November 3rd) [Last year's position in brackets, opening brackets for the previous day] (97) [23] 24. Wham!- Last Christmas (71) [35] 44. Mariah Carey- All I Want For Christmas Is You [145] 158. Ariana Grande- Santa Tell Me [155] 162. The Pogues ft Kirsty MacColl- Fairytale of New York [168] 191. Kelly Clarkson- Underneath the Tree (November 4th) [Last year's position in brackets, opening brackets for the previous day] (112) [24] 16. Wham!- Last Christmas (82) [44] 40. Mariah Carey- All I Want For Christmas Is You [162] 125. The Pogues ft Kirsty MacColl- Fairytale of New York [158] 152. Ariana Grande- Santa Tell Me [191] 168. Kelly Clarkson- Underneath the Tree (November 5th) [Last year's position in brackets, opening brackets for the previous day] (111) [16] 15. Wham!- Last Christmas (85) [40] 34. Mariah Carey- All I Want For Christmas Is You [125] 119. The Pogues ft Kirsty MacColl- Fairytale of New York [152] 142. Ariana Grande- Santa Tell Me [168] 138. Kelly Clarkson- Underneath the Tree

An thread to track on how the Christmas songs are doing on iTunes and Spotify. I hope people don't mind me starting this thread.

East Rukahavian have voted.

Alan Walker.

This it's the greatest thing Mariah Carey breaking the ice.

And we have to include Mariah Carey breaking the ice.

Body II Body

Kelly Osbourne to go.

This Week: 1999- Eternal- What'cha Gonna Do TOTP Performance: 'What'cha Gonna Do' was the lead single from Eternal's self-titled fourth and final studio album' It was the only single to be released from the group as a duo of sisters Easther & Vernie Bennett. This would go on and peak at #16 in the UK, becoming their only single to peak in the Top 15. It's not one that I remember particularly. 2009- Black Eyed Peas- I Gotta Feeling 'I Gotta Feeling' was the second single from Black Eyed Peas' fifth studio album 'The E.N.D'. This would go on and peak at #1 in the UK becoming their third UK #1 at the time where it would stay there for two non-consecutive weeks. In the US this would peak at #1 in the Billboard Hot 100 where it would stay there for an total of 14 weeks at #1. At the time, this was one of my favourite songs of 2009, however due to overplay it isn't one that I would listen to regularly. This would come 60th in my Top 100 Songs of the 2000s which I did back in 2015. It's an song that will probably be played at most wedding discos, it was at my mate's back in 2023. There was another version I seem to remember at high school about 'I Gotta Feeling that tonight's gonna be a sh*t night'. 2011- Dappy- No Regrets 'No Regrets' was the debut solo single from UK rapper Dappy from his debut studio album 'Bad Intentions'. This would go on and peak at #1 in the UK becoming his first and to date only UK #1, it would re-enter the charts in January 2014, at #40 thanks to his appearance on Celebrity Big Brother. Well it did happen an UK #1 for Dappy, it's probably an motivational song for somebody.

This Week: 2002- Shania Twain- I'm Gonna Getcha Good! Red Version: Performance Version: Green Version: Blue Version: TOTP Performance: Fame Academy Performance: 'I'm Gonna Getcha Good!' was the lead single from Shania Twain's fourth studio album 'Up'. This would go on and peak at #4 in the UK, in the IUS this would peak at #34 in the Billboard Hot 100. This is one that in recent years has become an staple on playlists for me, thit's an blooming fantastic song from Shania Twain, in particular 'The Red Version' which was released. The music video was particularly memorable which set was set in a futuristic setting with Shania Twain on a motorcycle. 2005- Kate Bush- King of The Mountain 'King of The Mountain' was the lead single from Kate Bush's eighth studio album 'Aerial'. It was Kate Bush's first single to be released since 1993. This would go on and peak at #4 in the UK, becoming her first Top 10 single in 19 years. This is one that I haven't heard for an while, wasn't an fan of Kate Bush's music I'm sorry to say but this is all right from her. Don't think this got Radio 1 playlisted. 2006- Girls Aloud- Something Kinda Ooooh Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway Performance: Christmas TOTP Performance: 'Something Kinda Ooooh' was the lead single from Girls Aloud's greatest hits collection 'The Sound of Girls Aloud: The Greatest Hits'. This would go on and peak at #3 in the UK, They would become the first British act to debut in the Top 5 based on download sales alone. This is an fantastic tune from Girls Aloud, what an tune this is from them, it's blooming brilliant.