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  1. I kind of wouldn’t be surprised if it surpassed it tbh! There are just soooo many versions old and new for fans to buy, streaming should be strong and I can see Tesco Mary (Mary)’s picking it up as a Christmas gift
  2. Ellie Goulding - #1 Sam Ryder - #2 Tom Grennan - #3 Jess Glynne - #3 Justin Bieber - #4 Not Christmas week but that doesn’t matter a #1 is a #1. She is practically guaranteed top 10 at the very least
  3. You must not be familiar with Alexa’s scammery!
  4. I think she was definitely a bit too early on the Christmas train!
  5. No Sleeep posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    I looked earlier but couldn’t see anywhere taking bets on it
  6. If they do and Alexa pulls out all the stops could a River-esque #1 be on the cards?
  7. The only one I can think of is Selena, but I guess you wouldn’t expect her to have had a hit here.
  8. Amazing!! I do wonder if the international sales from her website are counted towards the US sales though?
  9. Mine would be Here For It All Mi My Love Nothing is Impossible Confetti & Champagne I Won’t Allow It Type Dangerous Sugar Sweet Play This Song Jesus I Do In Your Feelings I definitely think Mi should’ve been the lead single, or even Confetti & Champagne (I can imagine a remix with Ariana taking off). The title track really is an instant classic and one of her best ballads ever, so beautifully written.
  10. I liked Baby Steps. Overall though the album has a very “Capital FM” vibe to it and I just feel like Perrie can do better than this.
  11. It’s #1
  12. Well, she beat Kylie to #1 and we know her fans would buy anything on iTunes so I think it’s a good sign
  13. Mariah #1 has she ever had a #1 album on UK iTunes before?
  14. I have a bad feeling Mariah will miss the top 40 and maybe even top 100, her UK store is literally non-existent. She’s the kind of artist who really needs multiple variants but the US is clearly her priority
  15. 6.6k would’ve been enough to chart until very recently, streaming has too much weight on the US album chart