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Sex On Fire by Kings of Leon was rebounded into the top 5, 11 months after release because of X Factor. All of Me by John Legend did something similar I believe, after about 6 months?

Similarly, it's a shame he is not credited on Where Is The Love too Also if Can't Stop The Feeling is 23 with sales of 70k, I assume Take Back The Night is 21, TKO is 22.

I don't think its the best solution. Id rather radio and Spotify had quicker refreshing of their playlists

I'd love to hear "Bitch I scratched out your name" screamed out during Sandcastles on heart

I don't follow album charts much so I apologise if this is obvious. How many albums have made it to number 1 without any physical sales contributing to its weekly total?

A shame there will be no Spotify streaming as without them she has no chance of any top 40 hits this era.

Lemonade is now on iTunes

No its just the winner who will have their version released according to the BBC. But it will be released to download and stream shortly after the final for the first time. Presumably we had to wait until midnight before due to the chart week starting on the Sunday

I didn't see the performance but Years & Years aren't exactly known for providing great vocals on TV appearances

This feels like an advert song.

Pussycat Dolls, I think (Don't Cha)?

Nice idea for a thread! Interesting to see how much the chart has changed in 10 years. To think that this chart is almost all physical sales whereas today's chart is made up of mostly streaming. I admire the greater variety of previous charts, but I do like the on-air-on-sale thing we've got going on now. Also interesting to see what's happened to the artists in the chart after 10 years. Eg. Pussycat Dolls disbanding, Girls Aloud getting tossed aside for Cheryl's solo career, Sugababes having another line up change. Madonna becoming a Radio 2 artist. Kanye West and Arctic Monkeys still going from strength to strength though.

The lack of support for Meghan Trainor is heartbreaking. I thought this song would dominate.

Girls Aloud -Something New on release week

I fail to see how she's ever going to go top 20 with anything in the future due to the lack of streaming. Not saying she will flop as obviously her airplay, album sales and tour sales will be huge but her days of smash hit singles are a thing of the past.

Take That part 2 Eminem part 2 Delta Goodrem

Wow 134k for 7 Years

Zara Larrson's Lush Life for the first ever trending number 1?

I look forward to it :D

Anyone got an update for the version with streams?

RITA ORA - RIP ;)

This is sales without streaming right?

It will most likely be 4 singles from the same album if you include Where Are You Now

Am I right in thinking the biggest fall from number 1 in the albums is also 1-29

7 weeks at 2 now for Sorry. Is this unusual or has it happened to other songs recently?