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New Teddy Swims is at 128. Maybe Lose Control will hang on!

+5 Sailor Song +4 Bad Dreams +3 The Door +2 Messy +1 Die With A Smile -1 Defying Gravity -2 Who -3 APT -4 The Days -5 That's So True

I'd expect all Christmas songs bar Wham to drop out this week (though I think Wham's Wake Me Up... will drop out), SZA, Sam Barber and maybe Alex Warren's Burning Down are nailed on entries, can't think of what else would enter

Brat is Bratinum :lol:

"Carry You Home" from Alex Warren having a big second wind right now, up to a new peak of 33!

Chappell's obviously a great artist but it is a real shame to see her win this as she does not need the promo at all unlike the other less-known nominees. Though this does mean my station will be playing her a lot more as our playlist is extremely similar to Radio 1's so I'll take it :lol: Maybe they'll change the rules again so that you can't have more than 1 top ten single?

Just thought about that! Guess the Weeknd's record will stand as I don't see Beautiful Things surviving Christmas 2025

Now posted :D

I've got a list of Christmas number 3s, I'll get them into the chart vault in a little bit :)

It's been 1:100 (premium) and 1:600 (free) for a while now, they changed it at some point in 2017

Just did it for a laugh icl :lol: I assumed all the big ones would've done well without my votes anyway.

If I didn't place the restriction of no Christmas songs on myself this one would've been in my top 5. Great festive song

Yep that's right, a stream counts to the original studio album and the greatest hits album with the most pure sales that week/the one requested by the label. It's why the Beatles' 1 and their red/blue albums keep swapping over. Obviously greatest hits albums do better as they include more popular songs. Think the streaming calculations are 1000 free streams= 1 sale and 600 premium streams=1 sale with the top 2 songs downweighted to the average of the top 16 tracks, which is why greatest hits do better than studio albums

Didn't catch Lucid Dreams being that high in the audio streaming! Can't be too far away from the list based on the hip hop charts. Will hopefully emerge (and stick around) once the Christmas stuff falls out. Would be great to see it on another YE lis, as long as its not to the detriment of a 2025 release

Just fired off an email to the Charts Company's chart rules email asking for clarification on how Move ended up above Dirty Cash. Hopefully will get a reply :)

Just noticed "Ransom" by Lil Tecca is number 46 on streaming and 52 on audio streaming but nowhere near this top 100. Must be a very low premium to free stream ratio for it!

Very strange indeed. Original is on Keinemusik and Spotify credits the remix to "Keinemusik under licence from Interscope" so I doubt labels would have anything to do with it

Think it's waaaaay too early to make any predictions like that. I'd say give it a couple of months to get a clearer picture

"Moves Like Jagger" has now been overtaken by "Wonderwall" :)

Ayy glad this is back for another year, thanks Julian! Unlike last year everything in the official top 40 has ended up here. Can already see some interesting oldies, can't wait to see how everything holds up!

It's listed as a Robbie album by the charts company (it's number 1 on the downloads chart) so it should be classed as an artist album

Yep the Gabrielle song peaked at 9, her only number 7 was Walk On By. Also anyone who voted for Layla might want to change it as it later peaked at 4 on a re-release

New peaks for Like Him at 19 and Headlock as well at 35

Wow at the Beatles not even having the top 60s song. Really underestimated just how popular "Downtown" is!

"Every Breath You Take" looking to be this year's "Brown Eyed Girl"? Wonder how all these old songs are selected for autoplay... Can't say any of their choices have been bad :D