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  1. Calvin could go #1 next week with a strong video effect. That would be an incredible chart run.
  2. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Hmm. I understand your thinking but like, it still doesn't imply 180-200 should periodically swap with 200-220. You have to remember that the number of plays each day is essentially an average, with a VERY large sample size. It isn't based on chance. Even though # of plays at that level are fairly close, there is no reason a track at #205 would jump up to #190 and then down again without some justifying factor for the jump. Essentially consumption of listening is going to be relatively smooth. It's all down to the large sample size.
  3. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    That's not really how it works. The top 200 remaining the same does not in any way imply that people are only listening to a small selection of songs all week long (although I'm sure for some listeners that does happen).
  4. This huge surge of sales is going to miss the next tracking week? Not the best decision. I guess they are probably not the type of band to care about a #1 single.
  5. Oh my god what the hell?
  6. Skepta is absolutely huge in grime, and grime in general is an up and coming genre with young people
  7. Beyonce's team are out of their mind to ignore Hold Up in the UK. It's comfortably #3 on iTunes after a week...
  8. The lead is 25%. Have you seen the spotify numbers..
  9. Why? The iTunes is lead is not that big. Drake's streaming will keep him safe.
  10. Does Drake lose a One Dance sale if somebody uses Complete My Album? Ie. will his album release week boost or hinder his sales?
  11. 20. Rih & Calvin This is going up SO fast
  12. Calvin owns equity in Tidal so maybe it won't go on spotify straight away. In which case Drake is safe.
  13. It really is a bit unexplainable how poorly ANTI has sold in the UK...
  14. Beyonce releases to iTunes at 5am
  15. I wonder why Girls Like got so much of a bigger boost than Lush Life? Also, glad Kiss It Better is doing okay, however the radio edit I just heard on kiss is truly so awful, I really think it will hurt the song's performance. "Crack" and "f***" [yo pride] are blanked in quick succession in the most awful, choppy way.
  16. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    They seem confident that Zayn will get it.
  17. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Found the data: Adele - Hello 765,449 Justin Bieber - Sorry 602,800 Justin Bieber - Love Yourself 600,478 Rihanna - Work 571,718 Mariah Carey - All I Want for Christmas Is You 571,685 Lukas Graham - 7 Years 529,199 Wham! - Last Christmas 501,736 The Pogues - Fairytale Of New York 490,328 ZAYN - PILLOWTALK 480,732 Mark Ronson - Uptown Funk 451,711
  18. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Is there a chart of each song's peak plays on UK spotify? Presumably Hello would be #1.
  19. Do we expect 5H to go top 10? Do they have a solid fan base here?
  20. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Do we have statistics on the iTunes/Amazon/any others digital market share? Also, Amazon doesn't include physicals sold from Amazon in its chart does it?
  21. Work up to ~0.65 when combined with other versions.
  22. The sales were split. It was released about midnight on Friday so essentially had 2 days to chart. It peaked at #2 on iTunes and stayed top 10 for a week so easily wouldve charted top 10 under normal circumstances. Also, not exactly a song made for UK audience.
  23. She cancelled 1 performance on doctor's advice. Then her birthday was 6 days later. Was she supposed to stay in moping in order to make you happy? :rolleyes: Work is a smash and will end up selling far more than the majority of recent #1s. The block by 7 years is just extreme bad luck
  24. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    As if Rihanna isnt A list yet? :???:
  25. Fruity posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Work goes #1! With a huge +40,000 climb from yesterday.