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It is interesting though because one could argue that Old Phone is less of a risk creatively for Ed than the other two singles from this era, but they have ultimately done better. Hard to compare directly as Azizam was released two months prior to Sapphire but if we're simply taking online traction, the latter seems to have done a lot better.

I have a Switch (which I primarily use) but we also have a Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 2 in the house.

Climbing slightly to #7 this week. Azizam is at #54.

Although chart wise, it'll probably boost it a little which would also give the original a bit more attention?

There's parts of it I enjoy, though there's some parts that probably could have been better executed. I don't know why participants in these shows get worked up over the others "playing a game". Only one person can win, after all.

If we're talking active bands, the only #1 we've had all decade is Little Mix (Sweet Melody). In terms of inactive bands, The Beatles. There's the Live Lounge Allstars but that's a collection of solo artists so not really the same.

My friends (who generally are autistic like me) know that I am obsessed with random bits of trivia and having a strong memory when it comes to certain things. It's a weird one cos I know someone who's 22 and I recognise the artists she's going to see even without being a massive fan of them, purely because of how much I glance at sales figures and the like.

Scary yet sadly unsurprising that Reform are so high.

I think they'll let you have this one. 😅

Who's the little girl stood next to Prince William? They're the first team to ever win the Euros after having lost their first game.

They've done it!

Not good for our nerves this...

I'm currently playing Epic Mickey: Rebrushed and buying Crash Bandicoot: Nitro Fueled next.

LazyTown.

When was the last time that happened for him?

Hopefully they can convert these into longer-term supporters when the party is fully up-and-running. They've got the momentum behind the idea but it's all for nothing if people take a look at the policies and decide it's not what they signed up for.

That definitely points to new material. I hope she gets a decent push, though maybe she's content with putting something out there for the fans without caring too much about chart positions.

A bit of a niche one - Birmingham Airport used to have a viewing gallery (and a shop for memorabilia) at the top of the terminal. I loved going there (even though I visited it about four times) but sadly it closed in 2011.

I think with this they need to go in hard, because I don't think their impact would be felt if they don't reach the people they're wanting to reach. Otherwise they're basically just a "minor" party.

The Punjabi version is now out:

Oh that was beautiful, I was hoping she'd get another shot.

Oh England! I really did not see that coming.

I'm glad they've been able to make a comeback.

Has she had much promo? I was completely unaware until I saw this post but I wondered how she was reaching people.

It feels strange now to think that a song would be played on the radio for two months before you could even download it, and that was happening into the 2010s as well. If anything I'm surprised it took so long to implement the whole "song is released at the same time it's heard".