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    I don't understand why everyone's arguing. The OCC says that features do count as a number 1 for the respective artist. As someone mentioned earlier, the OCC has said that Rihanna has OFFICIALLY got the record of highest number of number 1s in consecutive years, which has to include Run This Town and The Monster which are songs that she is not the lead artist on but nevertheless features on.

     

    In the same way, Rita Ora OFFICIALLY has tied with Geri Halliwell with the highest number of number 1s for a female UK solo artist, because again, features count for the artist's tally.

     

    If you disagree with what the OCC has to say then fair enough, go ahead and disagree. But OFFICIALLY, Rita Ora has done it. Deal with it.

     

    Exactly

    Are you usually a fan of his music?

     

    It seems to me like a song that "religious" fans wouldn't be keen on but new listeners would.

     

    I'm just not a fan of his more upbeat songs to be honest. I was the same to 'You Need Me, I Don't Need You'.

     

    Seems the be the case as I wasn't a fan of his last album. It is a change of direction and it took me a while but I love it now. Bit if a risk for his first single in the second album, which I think is a good thing.

    As much as I'm a fan, I somehow want this to miss No.1. <_<

     

    If 'The A Team', 'Lego House', 'Hush Little Baby' and 'Small Bump' couldn't reach the top spot then it would be criminal if one of his weakest songs did.

     

    'Sing' is his best song imo.

     

    JT 13 now