C.O.

Babydoll is #1 on Apple Music

642K for #1, I've forgotten what a healthy No.1 looked like

Look how fresh the charts are now

Oh thanks ❤️

It seems like some of the new entries have already started falling a bit on Apple. Marianne went from 10 to 14, expectations went from 12 to 16, Housewife has gone from 13 to 18

I didn't know Fontaines D.C. had this big of a following!

I've only just ntoiced that Rein Me In is starting to rise rather quickly in the US and Canada. Its their problem now, not ours ✌😄

Just listened to Babydoll for the first time; this is just Man I Need repackaged, but its a bit more bearable than the other white male pop songs that have been inflicted on us by Big Bertha lately.

I hate to imagine what the streaming numbers will be like right after Christmas.

The fact Problem has become one of Ariana's more forgotten big hits is wild considering it's the song that kickstarted her international pop career.

love me and my broken heart

I think Rude gets far too much hate

283K for #1 is so ghastly, we need big hits NOW

30 out of the top 50 songs on the Spotify UK chart came out before 2026

I think (well more like hope and pray) that more chart companies will follow Australia's footsteps and ban it completely.

It is very funny (and kinda worrying) how similar these numbers are to the numbers of the current top 10 – obviously, the chart cutoff has completely skyrocketed since then; back in 2015, it only took 20k to enter the top 200 😂

Does anyone know which artists had the longest streaks in the top 40? An extended period during which they always had at least one song in the top 40? Rihanna must have one of the longer ones because from January 2010 (Rude Boy) up until August 2011 (California King Bed) she always had at least one song there, but what about others?

I'm late to this, but I think if any talent show format could work for Saturday night TV, it would be Dream Academy (the show that made Katsteye)

really don't understand why like i do is charting over htimylm

Ariana sang 'petal' at her concert last night, do you guys think it will be big

It's only happened once in chart history – Love The Way You Lie in 2010. But in the streaming era, where songs are staying around longer and longer, is it possible for a song to, one year, have sales so consistently stable and strong that it eventually outdoes songs that blocked it?

The reason why the charts are stagnant is that the general public has become more and more addicted to nostalgia in the last two years and it's suffocating. But also, we're on Year 2 in a row of mainstream releases being underwhelming.

How close is HTIMYLM by the way?