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One final recap before we hit the top 10 :cheer: Any predictions or hopes for what is to come?! :o 40. Beauty and the Beast (2017) (48 pts) 39. Dreamgirls (48 pts) 38. Evita (51 pts) 37. Sing Street (51 pts) 37. Sister Act (51 pts) 35. Jersey Boys (54 pts) 34. Sing (54 pts) 33. Blues Brothers (60 pts) 32. Trolls (61 pts) 31. Muppets Christmas Carol (68 pts) 30. Dirty Dancing (69 pts) 29. The Bodyguard (73 pts) 28. Moana (75 pts) 27. The Muppets (80 pts) 26. High School Musical 2 (83 pts) 25. Into the Woods (85 pts) 24. Mary Poppins (85 pts) 23. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (87 pts) 22. Enchanted (91 pts) 21. Bugsy Malone (110 pts) 20. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (117 pts) 19. Pitch Perfect 2 (118 pts) 18. Beauty and the Beast (1991) (120 pts) 17. Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory (125 pts) 16. West Side Story (130 pts) 15. La La Land (131 pts) 14. Oliver! (133 pts) 13. The Lion King (139 pts) 12. Annie (141 pts) 11. Frozen (145 pts)

11. Frozen | 2013 | 145 pts | Biggest lover: 2nd (UltraReputation) | Josh's Song Highlight: "Let It Go" (performed by Idina Menzel) moSFlvxnbgk One thing I was NOT expecting when counting up the results was Frozen to rank as the highest animated musical in the countdown :o I really thought the likes of Beauty and the Beast, Lion King (and even Little Mermaid etc.) were going to finish way higher than this and I certainly wasn't expecting it to land just outside the top 10! It tells the story of two sisters, one with magical ice superpowers, and the tough relationship they must deal with when the magical powers get out of control. Frozen is obviously one of the biggest financial successes of all-time, currently ranking at #9 on the all-time worldwide box office highest grossing movies list with $1.27 BILLION made. It was popular with all ages and even won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature over tough competition from Despicable Me 2, The Wind Rises, The Croods and Ernest & Celestine. In terms songs, "Do You Want to Build a Snowman" is probably my favourite to watch because I really like the way they grow up in the visuals and I love the image of the two girls either side of the door wanting to be together but knowing it's not possible. However, "Let It Go" as a song is easily my favourite, an undeniably impressive vocal performance from Idina Menzel and it just creates such a huge moment in the film that it's impossible not to love :heart:

101. Post Malone feat. 21 Savage - Rockstar / / (12-10-9-11-10-8-15-20-32-50-x) 10 weeks 102. Bastille - Blame / / (9-6-12-19-27-42-48-x) 7 weeks 103. The xx - Say Something Loving / / (10-10-11-11-20-21-28-40-x) 8 weeks 104. Sigala feat. Ella Eyre - Came Here for Love / / (26-20-18-17-22-30-43-xx-42-x) 8 weeks 105. Zayn & Taylor Swift - I Don't Wanna Live Forever / / (8-8-12-11-17-26-39-40-45-49-47-x) 11 weeks Rockstar is definitely the biggest hit on my personal chart to appear here in terms of weeks near the top of the chart but it is starting to get a little old already. It's not overplayed enough that I despise listening to it anymore like Despacito but I am a little worried that I'm going off it quickly now. I saw Bastille live at the O2 Arena late last year and Blame was a big highlight of the setlist so I was really pleased when it was picked as a single, it's not as good as "Good Grief" but definitely one of the best on the album. Whilst most people highlight "On Hold" or something else as their favourite from I See You, Say Something Loving would definitely be my pick, gorgeous is the only word to describe it really :wub: I'm not sure why the chart run for Came Here for Love isn't much better but I just never had a week where I absolutely loved it so its peak looks pretty low. It never got old though and I still love listening to it now to put me in a good mood so it deserves to be up this high with the higher peakers. I Don't Wanna Live Forever seemed to be pretty marmite here on Buzzjack but I'm in the big fan camp on this one, it's hardly the best track from either artist but I like how sensual it sounds and it really works for a movie like Fifty Shades. I seem to remember forgetting to chart this for a little while because it wasn't on Spotify so it probably deserves a slightly higher peak on my personal chart, oops.

Shocked at you hating Chasing Highs so much! I've always found it really catchy and I think ALMA is a really cool artist too, I hope "Phases" hasn't destroyed her hype completely. I'm quite glad she went with Everyday over Greedy tbh, I've always found the latter a little overrated but then I always do seem to prefer her more urban tracks to her proper pop hits. Give me another Love Me Harder/Side to Side any day over Into You/One Last Time etc. :o Thank you for commenting Lewis!! It's such a good track, I'm still really gutted that most people in the UK never really got to hear it. Could've been the first big smash for Shakira in years :cry: Thanks Lenny!! How Long is still to come! I seem to just prefer that really but Attention is indeed a banger. I liked his sound from the first era too though so I always had high hopes for his return. Thanks for commenting Liam!! How Long is still to come at least!! WDTA had been his biggest hit on my chart before but I think HL might be his best song yet for me. Very excited for the album based on the two pre-album singles we have heard so far :wub: Thank you for commenting very much Lenny!! :D

Hi Jordan! Definitely agree that the Homemade Dynamite remix is a little overcrowded. I think SZA works best on the track so it would have been nice to hear a version with just her in my opinion. "Writer in the Dark" is my favourite on the album but would have made a hopeless single so I don't blame her for going with HD even if it is also one of my least favourites too...

Loving lots of albums in that section. Couldn't agree more with you on the highlights for the HAIM album, I'm praying they're going to push Ready for You as a single at some point :wub:

Hello Dan For a track that I didn't like at first, I was shocked at how much Pretty Girl ended up growing on me! I couldn't look past the cheesy lyrics at first but the more I heard it, the more it grew, and now I'd say it's one of my favourite tracks of the year. Ridiculously catchy and the dance remix makes it even better. In the Morning is such a banger! I really thought the R1 play listing as going to be the start of taking off really rapidly so I was gutted when nothing happened for it charts wise. I'd love to hear it out and about but I guess it's already a bit forgotten :cry:

Hi BridgeCow I was like you at first with YDB where it was an OK track but nothing particularly exciting and I didn't go back to it for a little while. It ended up being a massive slow burner for me though and one of the longest personal chart runs on my chart this year :o I'm glad he finally got his solo hit in the UK but I do wish Location was a huge smash too :(

Hi Joseph Shocked at how low No More Sad Songs here, it underperformed a bit for me too compared to all of their other singles since Black Magic but I still love it a lot. I really appreciated the Machine Gun Kelly remix too, that definitely made it feel a bit more fresh again after I had burned the album version out a bit. LWYMMD is my favourite Taylor lead yet, I think! I seem to be one of the very few people that still think it sounds amazing and haven't got sick of it at all. I agree with you 100% that the album isn't as good as 1989 on the whole though but that was always going to be a tough ask :wub:

Hello and welcome to a new series in the Nicki Minaj forum! Nicki is known for her numerous collabs and that means that she has multiple collaborations with particular artists so here is your chance to rank them. First edition is David Guetta so how would you rank the Guetta & Minaj collaborations we have had the pleasure of hearing?

30. Pearl 07 points (Biggest fan: SeanGrey - 6 points) GStRUH2kqTw 29. Who Am I Living For? 12 points (Biggest fan: Jade - 7 points) uIRf-nFKfsU Things get worse for poor Katy as two more of her tracks drop out. That means 5 out of 6 at the bottom are Katy tracks, oops! :lol: Jade commented on how WAILF better not be paid dust and here it is in the next batch :lol: These are both quite nice tracks but Teenage Dream is full of some really amazing singles so I guess it is hard for the lesser known tracks to really compete. I am shocked some of the dull 1989 tracks like Clean and This Love aren't out yet though :o So far... 29. Who Am I Living For? (12 points) 30. Pearl (07 points) 31. Not Like the Movies (06 points) 32. Last Friday Night (feat. Missy Elliot) (05 points) 34. Dressin' Up (00 points) 34. Your Are In Love (00 points)

http://67.media.tumblr.com/2bd612d5bdc4abe240f2642a6209a93b/tumblr_mrqcheOjUv1rob81ao5_r1_250.gif 12. Annie | 1982 | 141 pts | Biggest lover: 5th (Josh!) | Josh's Song Highlight: "Little Girls" (performed by Carol Burnett) a1FOB95QUg0 Much like Oliver, I thought this was another one of those classic musicals that would be a shoo-in for a top 10 placing but I have been proved wrong :cry: Annie tells the story of a young orphan who is looked after by a wicked carer until she is lucky enough to be picked to live with a billionaire for a week. I think this is the first (non-Disney) musical that I ever saw because I was in a production of it when I was six years old. I remember loving all the songs and learning all the words within days and my love for musicals has been there ever since. I remember that I had a VHS boxset with this and Oliver on it and I used to watch them on repeat when I was little. Annie is one of those musicals that is just fantastic song after fantastic song so there really is loads of options for song highlight. "Tomorrow" is probably the most famous track and it is such a lovely moment in the film but I'm definitely a bigger fan of the fun/cheeky tracks such as "It's the Hard Knock Life" and "Easy Street". Carol Burnett as Miss Hannigan is one of my favourite performances in a film ever though and the personality and humour she injects into "Little Girls" makes it a song to remember :wub:

fupYIggOq38 Not entirely sure what is going on in the trailer but the cities on wheels concept certainly has me intrigued. Omg at getting trailers for films due out in 12 months time though, feels like forever away :drama: Sam informs me it is based off a book so may have to pick that up and give it a read too !

2ktuvx9hrMw Not familiar with the actual story of the Nutcracker at all really so going to try and avoid spoilers until the film is released so I can experience it for the first time. It's giving me a whole mixture of Narnia/Hunger Games/Black Swan/Alice in Wonderland vibes so I'm super excited to see what it's all about.

NyBgZzQT-NA I liked the tension of the first one lots and this trailer promises a hell of a lot more tension so I'm hyped for this. I'm very excited for more Taylor Sheridan scripts too after how good Wind River was. A bit gutted Emily Blunt isn't in this but Benicio Del Toro was the real MVP of the first movie anyway so at least he is back :cheer:

Pitch Perfect 3 (Link to thread) Starring: Ruby Rose, Anna Kendrick, Brittany Snow, Elizabeth Banks, Rebel Wilson Directed by: Trish Sie Written by: Kay Cannon (screenplay by), Kay Cannon (story by) Age Rating: 12A IMDb score: N/A Rotten Tomatoes score: 41% Synopsis: Following their win at the world championship, the now separated Bellas reunite for one last singing competition at an overseas USO tour, but face a group who uses both instruments and voices. (source: IMDb) Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (Link to thread) Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, Nick Jonas Directed by: Jake Kasdan Written by: Chris McKenna (screenplay by), Erik Sommers (screenplay by) Age Rating: 12A IMDb score: 6.9 Rotten Tomatoes score: 80% Synopsis: Four teenagers discover an old video game console and are literally drawn into the game's jungle setting becoming the adult avatars they chose. (source: IMDb)

UK iTunes 147 Migos, Nicki Minaj & Cardi B - MotorSport 385 Katy Perry - Swish Swish (feat. Nicki Minaj) (also at #486) 525 Jason Derulo - Swalla (feat. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign) 606 A$AP Ferg - Plain Jane (Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj] 989 JAY Z, Kanye West, Bon Iver, Rick Ross & Nicki Minaj - Monster (feat. Jay-Z, Bon Iver, Rick Ross & Nicki Minaj) 1038 Lil Uzi Vert The Way Life Goes (Remix) - [feat. Nicki Minaj & Oh Wonder] 1042 Yo Gotti - Rake It Up (feat. Nicki Minaj) 1284 Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj - Bang Bang 1449 Ariana Grande - Side To Side (feat. Nicki Minaj) Awh at the Plain Jane remix not doing too well in the UK. I'm hoping it can push the track into the top 40 in the US at least :cheer:

This is all up to date now with the runs of her more recent singles. Haven't been keeping much of an eye on the charts recently and I was unaware that "MotorSport" was hanging about lower in the charts - would love if it could be a minor hit here now that it is taking off in a big way in the US :w00t: :wub:

All updated! I've been slacking a bit as I've been busy with uni but here are some updated chart runs too :D Rake It Up (with Yo Gotti) 78-68-41-32-26-22-24-10-13-11-16-8-9-12-15-17-19-13-22-23-27-34-OUT 22 weeks MotorSport (with Migos & Cardi B) 14-23-15-17-17-15-6 7 weeks The Way Life Goes (with Lil Uzi Vert) 39-47-55-58-60-57-57-56-56-55-31-37-38-39-29 15 weeks Krippy Kush (with Farruko) (121-106-120-101-105-114-124-xx-108)-86-85 10, (2) weeks

A big climb on the US Hot 100 from #15 to #6 in the chart this week!! Nicki extends her record of most top 10s for a female rapper, up to 15 now :wub:

32. Last Friday Night (feat. Missy Elliot) 05 points (Biggest fan: Juliano - 5 points) vHl2fL22xrI 31. Not Like the Movies 06 points (Biggest fan: Jade - 3 points) 9ewTkrfaWtA Oops, it's not looking good for Katy Perry as two more of her tracks land near the bottom of the pile. The Missy Elliot remix of Last Friday Night ended up being a bit of a non-event in the end and I imagine that most people just listen to the original version nowadays, especially because it has such a good video that doesn't get old no matter how many times you replay it. Not Like the Movies is a nice little ballad and I track that I really like returning to but it seems most people just didn't have enough room in their votes to throw it many points. Between two of the best pop albums this decade so far, this isn't the sort of track that stands out when there are so many amazing pop anthems to focus on instead. So far... 31. Not Like the Movies (06 points) 32. Last Friday Night (feat. Missy Elliot) (05 points) 34. Dressin' Up (00 points) 34. Your Are In Love (00 points)

http://media2.giphy.com/media/iSCrkM8ib0uti/giphy.gif 13. The Lion King | 1994 | 139 pts | Biggest lover: 3rd (Chez Wombat) | Josh's Song Highlight: "Circle of Life" (performed by Carmen Twillie and Lebo M.) GibiNy4d4gc The Lion King lands in at #13 making it the second highest animated musical on the countdown! I'm a little shocked at what film is the highest animated musical here but at least Beauty and the Beast and this managed a pretty high position too. I'm sure pretty much everyone has seen it but it tells the story of a young lion cub named Simba and his journey on the way to becoming the King. The film was a massive box office success and beat out the likes of Forrest Gump, The Mask and True Lies to be the highest grossing film of 1994 worldwide. It also won two Oscars for Best Score and Best Original Song for "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" which beat out other Lion King nominees "Hakuna Matata" and "Circle of Life". If you discuss your favourite Disney animated classics with pretty much anyone, you know that Lion King is going to crop up in the conversation at some point. It is one of the most famous Disney movies and one that many people grew up with. I am a fan of some of the Disney princess movies ever so slightly more than this to be honest but there is no denying just how good this is and it packs one of the biggest gut punches in an animated movie ever ( :cry:) The film is jam-packed with amazing songs and I was going to be a bit inspired and go for "Be Prepared" as the song highlight as it is probably my favourite ever Disney villain song (that or Ursula's "Poor Unfortunate Souls" anyway) but "Circle of Life" is SUCH a moment that there really is no other option for me. I remember getting tingles as a child just from seeing the whole animal kingdom come together leading up to the lifting up of Simba to the skies with this song playing over it. One of my favourite ever Disney scenes so that has to be my song highlight :wub:

106. Clean Bandit feat. Julia Michaels - I Miss You / / (36-11-8-7-4-4-6-19-...) 8 weeks (so far) 107. Shakira feat. Maluma - Chantaje / / (13-7-7-20-31-35-41-49-x) 8 weeks 108. Lana Del Rey - Love / / (29-10-12-15-21-25-35-36-37-41-49-46-x) 12 weeks 109. Kungs feat. Ephemerals - I Feel So Bad / / (24-9-7-6-6-11-22-39-x) 8 weeks 110. Paloma Faith - Guilty / / (18-7-7-8-10-24-27-x) 7 weeks I Miss You becomes the first track to really suffer from just being too recent to make a big impact here. With more time, I'm sure it could've been top 75 or so but there are tracks still to come that have stuck with me for many months whereas I'm not sure how I'll feel about this in many months. Chantaje was a big hit worldwide earlier in the year and I was praying it would get a Despacito/Subeme La Radio style English remix to turn it into a hit here but it never happened which is a shame :( Love gave me my Lana fix for a few months but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't my least favourite tracks on the album so stay tuned for a few more entries from her still to come. I was a big fan of "This Girl" last year which was a personal chart #1 for me and I Feel So Bad was basically the same song but a bit less catchy, I'm sure that sound would get boring after more tracks like it but I enjoyed this one very much anyway. Guilty is another one of the more recent tracks but I've gone off this one pretty quickly, it still has had a pretty good top 10 run but oops at it falling out of the top 50 from #27 :lol:

I hope so! Out of all the Brits Critics Choice nominees, I think she's the one that I'm most excited to hear more from (Ding a Ling has totally ruined my hype for Stefflon Don :lol:)... Thanks for commenting, BridgeCow!! Awh, Magnolia just refused to get old for me :wub: I'm glad you approve of the rest though :heehee: Thanks for commenting !! :D

http://digitalspyuk.cdnds.net/16/35/480x240/landscape-1472846435-oliver.gif 14. Oliver! | 1968 | 133 pts | Biggest lover: 5th (Jonjo) | Josh's Song Highlight: "Consider Yourself" (performed by Jack Wild) a0a1HYYmiXM Oliver! is probably the most famous adaptation of the classic Charles Dickens novel. The film is based on the musical adaptation that first debuted on the West End in 1960. I'm really shocked that this hasn't made the top 10 (when you see what actually has made the top 10, you'll know you're on Buzzjack... :lol:) because it's one of those classic musicals that everybody seems to love and it has some brilliant songs too. At the 41st Academy Awards, Oliver! was nominated for 11 Oscars and won 5 making it the most awarded film of that year. Major wins for the film include Best Picture, Best Director and Best Score. Ron Moody as Fagin and Jack Wild as The Artful Dodger (despite being just 16 years old at the time!) were also nominated but did not win. I remember watching this over and over again as a child and for that reason it is one of my absolute favourite musicals. I remember the scene being one that really stuck with me whenever I watched it. As I mentioned before, the soundtrack for this is brilliant and there are so many songs I could select as my song highlight so here's a shout out to "Food, Glorious Food", "Pick a Pocket or Two" and "I'd Do Anything" for being some of my favourite ever musical songs. "Consider Yourself" is The Artful Dodger's shining moment and an absolute bop at the same time so I've gone for that one as my song highlight.