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SINGLES: PLATINUM & MULTI-PLATINUM Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night (2x) Milky - Just The Way You Are- FINALLY! My Chemical Romance - Helena- This got to number 20. One of the most iconic songs of the 2000s. GOLD Julia Wolf - In My Room- Modern classic. Maybe in a few years it will come back around again and have a chart run worthy of it

The South would love Rein me in

Up the NORF. Longest running UK Number 1 and Prime Minister within 2 weeks. We truly are a POWERHOUSE

This is what Shakira gets for not naming Harry Kane in the song

I'm glad the Lewis Capaldi version is included in this. It emphasises that this is a Sam Fender song. Olivia Dean and Lewis were contributors.

Unlikely. I think it will be back and forth with Stupid Song.

I have to think Hugel, Prospa and ANOTR are back to back on many a playlist

Of course but I remember just a few weeks back when we were left in shambles after Taylor swiped it so...

90s dance ladies unbeaten!

Harry's American Girls going 13-OUT with ACR is disappointing.

The Cure ❤️ I'm going to have to settle for it being a long running track if it can't get the top spot.

Ariana going to ACR this week? That would be disasterously quick for a song that isn't doing badly.

Katseye looking for that smash that contunues to elude them. How long will they be given?

We aren't her primary market so I doubt its that big of a deal.

That is what I thought Ed Sheeran was when he debuted and look at what happened to him

You're all I have is the best song on Eyes Open

Camera is a great tune. There is always one I love on a Charli project. Dying for You was it on Wuthering heights

I don't hear it enough to be tired of it but I do remember liking Somebody Told Me better than Mr Brightside in 2004

Its going to chart on FRIIIIIDAAAYYY

Do we think Radio One would support new stuff from Natasha Bedingfield or would that go straight to radio 2?

I was looking at one of those Youtube 'Biggest streaming tracks of 200x' videos yesterday and was shocked at how so many tracks that were niche back then had become huge in streaming. System of a Down had 3 tracks in the streaming top 50 for 2002. The Calling didn't even feature. I can't think of any time in music where popularity has been so warped compared to chart success. Maybe Mr Brightside is a big example of that. Biggest song ever, didn't go top 10 in 2004.

About the same as Hate that I made you Love me I would guess

Milky is going to go platinum 14 years after release! with 485k of the sales to that being from 2026. Insane.

I'd be upset if Sam didn't try to get this record. Its 70 years old. Sure the Christmas songs could do it but I feel like the Christmas songs are a chart asterix.

Considering the Spotify position, they've really done Mr Brightside dirty