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  1. Can't believe R1 had to be shamed into playlisting the current UK #1 single from one of the biggest popstars on the planet, they were definitely going to snub it. People power! Etc.
  2. Yes of course there's three Pulp songs in 2025. Welcome to... THIS WEEK'S TOP 40 01 (01) Calvin Harris ft. Clementine Douglas: Blessings (11-3-1-1) 02 (32) Pulp: Got To Have Love (32-2) 03 (13) Wolf Alice: Bloom Baby Bloom (23-13-3) 04 (03) Jorja Smith: The Way I Love You (28-16-3-4) 05 (16) Rihanna: Friend Of Mine (26-16-5) 06 (20) Lola Young: One Thing (33-20-6) 07 (06) Haim: Down To Be Wrong (37-19-6-7) 08 (27) The Wombats: I Love America And She Hates Me (34-21-27-8) 09 (18) South Arcade: Supermodels (33-22-18-9) 10 (30) Robbie Williams ft. Tony Iommi: Rocket (30-10) 11 (NE) Kettama: It Gets Better (Forever Mix) (11) 12 (NE) Miley Cyrus: Easy Lover (12) 13 (15) Chloé Caillet ft. Jocelyn Brown: The One (36-15-13) 14 (12) sombr: undressed (37-27-22-17-12-14) 15 (07) Cheetah & Nia Archives: Get Loose (24-18-7-15) 16 (04) James Hype: Don’t Wake Me Up (27-17-7-2-5-4-16) 17 (02) Barry Can’t Swim & O’Flynn: Kimpton (15-12-4-2-17) 18 (NE) Addison Rae: Fame Is A Gun (18) 19 (35) Rudimental with Khalid: All I Know (35-19) 20 (08) Lorde: What Was That (14-4-1-1-8-20) 21 (05) MOLIY feat. Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy: Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix) (40-8-4-2-5-21) 22 (10) Jordan Adetunji: X In The City (23-15-10-22) 23 (25) NewDad: Entertainer (32-25-23) 24 (21) Sebestian Ingrosso ft. Namasenda: No Enemies (34-21-24) 25 (34) Elton John & Brandi Carlile: Little Richard’s Bible (34-25) 26 (09) Tate McRae: Revolving Door (31-24-x-33-13-11-13-11-9-26) 27 (NE) Pulp: Tina (27) 28 (NE) Wet Leg: CPR (28) 29 (11) Sam Fender: Tyrants (21-16-12-11-29) 30 (17) Sam Fender: Little Bit Closer (21-20-10-21-x-24-14-19-13-12-12-9-13-17-30) 31 (NE) Tate McRae: Just Keep Watching (31) 32 (NE) Max Dean, Luke Dean & Locky: Can't Decide (32) 33 (NE) Myles Smith: Gold (33) 34 (37) Charli xcx: Party 4 U (37-34) 35 (24) Remember Monday: What The Hell Just Happened? (36-24-10-9-24-35) 36 (33) Avicii ft. Elle King: Let’s Ride Away (33-36) 37 (NE) A Little Sound & Arcando: Stars (37) 38 (14) Addison Rae: Headphones On (27-10-8-6-14-38) 39 (NE) SG Lewis: Back Of My Mind (39) 40 (RE) Pulp: Spike Island (38-21-23-xx-40) OUT 19 (08) Morgan Seatree feat. Florence + The Machine: Say My Name (Remix) (30-20-6-3-8-19) 22 (14) David Guetta & SIA: Beautiful People (16-11-4-2-2-2-5-14-22) 23 (29) Linkin Park: Unshatter (29-23) 26 (38) Mclusky: autofocus on the prime directive (38-31-26) 28 (07) Lana Del Rey: Henry Come On (17-5-3-7-7-28) 29 (27) Sub Focus & bbyclose: On & On (40-32-15-24-26-25-30-26-27-29) 31 (10) WizTheMc & bees & honey: Show Me Love (20-3-1-1-1-1-6-10-31) 36 (NE) Clean Bandit x Tiësto x Leony: Tell Me Where U Go (36) 38 (NE) Jess Bays & Jem Cooke & Kelli Leigh: Ascension (38) 39 (NE) Zara Larsson: Pretty Ugly (39) 40 (NE) INJI: U WON’T! (40)
  3. Anyway, I respect other people's opinions and one man's 'beige' is another man's 'powerful timeless songwriting'. There has definitely been a trend though over the past 15 years, and there's no doubt it was well underway before, only the blokes were called James* rather than Tom. I'm sorry if I've insulted anybody's heartfelt solo bloke favourites, but there's definitely a pattern of their music being omnipresent, the same basic chord sequences over and over, the melodies and lyrics only changing slightly and them quickly being replaced after a few years with virtually identical chaps with or without growly voices doing largely the same thing. I suppose you could call it 'landfill beige'. Can feel like they're taking up the space bands used to fill! *Blaming Oasis/Snow Patrol/Coldplay and even Radiohead for the plodding ballad 'James' thing. Actually, I suppose we could even point the finger at The Beatles and Hey Jude if we went back far enough.
  4. Maybe I should have said 'beige' instead of 'acoustic'.
  5. I refused to include Ben Howard in this list because he's pretty much a genius compared to the ones I did opt for as well as starting around the same time. And his music is too complex/not bland enough. Feels like he realised he was being put in that bracket and changed direction immediately after his BRITS win. If only they all had the talent and creativity of Ben Howard!
  6. Let's face it, this place wouldn't be the same without Hadji complaining about Radio 1 playlist decisions and countless choices made by the Now! That's What I Call Music team that were outside of their control anyway.
  7. Ironically, I quite like Gold by Myles Smith. Though feel he missed a trick by not releasing it later in the year as it has a very autumnal/festive feel to it. Most of these guys have at least one track I don't mind tbh!
  8. It's 14 now, which is kind of in line with what you'd expect with an A-list song by Tuesday. Still, SHAME ON THEM for not typing it into an online list of songs only people on here and similarly invested types really look at anyway.
  9. Yeah, one per show is fine, it's when it's loads of them that it loses the 'contemporary' feel for me!
  10. Surely 'Worst topic in all of BuzzJack’s history' is some sort of an achievement so I'll take that. People on here DO get tired of these samey bland acoustic blokes ruling the charts and airwaves for months on end and this would be a good thread for people to vent about it, without changing anything. And why should it be deleted just because you don't like it? Sounds a bit entitled to me, like someone clicking their fingers in a restaurant. I completely fail to see why this isn't a valid topic, thought this was supposed to be a place for discussion around big pop music trends.
  11. Yeah, they've only played it nine times in three days. Let's close them down immediately and send them straight to jail! There really is no need to be so extra about such trivial things. For all intents and purposes, it's on the playlist, have a Lemsip or something and stop being so dramatic.
  12. I've not been listening much either as I have been having 'fake Radio 1 sessions' on Spotify built around their playlist and my own recent recurrent choices as it's not just been the same for me content-wise since Mills left even if M+M are a huge improvement on Dean and Vicky who were just two years of nothingness (I am 42 though tbf) but I did listen to Mollie's first show back and there was a ridiculous number of pre-2020 songs for 2025. I've gone back into the official BBC Sounds tracklist but it's definitely missing some so I can't prove my point, there were definitely around 10 pre-2020 and even-pre 2016 songs including ones by people who weren't even playing the Big Weekend like Taylor Swift, Hozier and Bastille!
  13. It can feel like there are one or two "here today, gone tomorrow" underdressed, "authentic" and rather Ordinary acoustic guitar-wielding, streaming-dominating blokes every year or who are quickly replaced after twelve months with their successors, so I thought I'd compile this list of almost-identical Sheeranseque guys that have been big for a while over the past 14 years or so before everybody moved onto the next Tattooed Tom, admittedly including some who are hot right now but unlikely to be dominating the chart scene in three years, nevermind ten. I accept a few do stick around for a bit longer, like the guy who wants a party on the day that he dies. Also Hozier, who made a dramatic return to the chart scene etc. Here we go! Have I missed any? Alex Warren Benson Boone Calum Scott Cian Ducrot Dermot Kennedy George Ezra Hozier Jamie Lawson James Arthur James Bay JP Cooper Lewis Capaldi Myles Smith Michael Marcagi Noah Kahan Passenger Rag’n’Bone Man Tom Grennan Tom Odell Tom Walker
  14. HiyaLuv! posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    If the charts worked like they used to, Wolf Alice would have had tonnes of Top 40 hits by now. I admit that there were incentives for getting indie bands in the charts in the past, like b-sides etc. But it seems mad that guitar bands apart from The 1975 and Bring Me The Horizon etc are nowhere to be seen, and even then they only usually get a week.
  15. I have also noticed that R1 seemed to have dropped the 'excessive number of recurrents from about 10-15 years ago' thing, thank God. I love a lot of those songs but it's meant to be a new/contemporary music station so I am very glad about that. I'm guessing it was linked to the Big Weekend and probably getting the listeners in a nostalgic R1 Anthems mood for Sugababes/Natasha Bedingfield but it was weird they didn't say why they were doing it when it wasn't by someone who wasn't even playing the Big Weekend. If they're gonna play things like California Gurls in 2025, it at least needs to be for a reason, they're not Radio 2 or Heart!
  16. HiyaLuv! posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE* let Sabby C end this absolute reign of meh. I didn't mind Ordinary for a Tattooed Tom** song at first, now I'm on the verge of completely despising it. No way is he allowed to break Bryan's record, my childhood would be ruined. It's not even from a film! We really need a more aggressive form of ACR, there are tonnes of other airplay hits out there and it would be good to see more of them in the chart. I think after a certain number of weeks a song has proved its point and popularity, it certainly didn't count towards the chart when I was spinning my 12" of fecking Get Ready For This by 2 Unlimited 18 months after it came out. However, as I appreciate streaming is the way people consume music these days, I'd say apply ACR after ten weeks regardless of what's happening, and cut the value by 75%. What is the point of tedious slow-as-a-tortoise charts? Hardly anyone is following them these days and most people that do just get frustrated with the stagnation. This will make it easier for locked-out acts to get in and therefore draw more attention to those songs and add to their popularity, whilst maybe even attracting people back to the chart again. *Excuse the pun **A name my friend made up for bland post-Sheeran angsty male solo acoustic guitar guys who are big for about a year only to be replaced with very similar individuals 12 months later
  17. No 'fingers crossed' about it.
  18. It's not the end of the world, it'll be there on Friday and they're playing it anyway. There are much more important things in the world to fret about. Chill!
  19. Straight to A-list next Friday, I'll put £56 million on it.
  20. Strongly feel like Wet Leg are about to do a right Emeli Sandé, the two singles have been meh at best. Otherwise good to see Calvin on the A-list where he should have been anyway, also looking forward to hearing Addison, Tate and Sammy Virji & Skepta on the radio, otherwise another pretty meh week, and the last single from Cowboy Carter was about a year ago so that's strange. I've always wanted to like Yungblud more than I actually do, though will always have a soft spot for Cotton Candy and Tissues. Sadly, this one isn't doing a lot for me. And I live in Doncaster! We're definitely well past peak Sheeran aren't we? It will be interesting to see how this one does. Old Phone flopped hard by his standards, and that was definitely a real single no matter what anybody says as I heard it on Radios 1 and 2 approximately seven million times - that definitely meets the criteria for a proper single in 2025. Not a fan but good luck to him! Anyway, nobody stays that popular forever, and he'll be filling out stadiums for the rest of his life.
  21. THIS WEEK'S TOP 40 01 (03) Calvin Harris ft. Clementine Douglas: Blessings (11-3-1) 02 (04) Barry Can’t Swim & O’Flynn: Kimpton (15-12-4-2) 03 (16) Jorja Smith: The Way I Love You (28-16-3) 04 (05) James Hype: Don’t Wake Me Up (27-17-7-2-5-4) 05 (02) MOLIY feat. Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy: Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix) (40-8-4-2-5) 06 (19) Haim: Down To Be Wrong (37-19-6) 07 (18) Cheetah & Nia Archives: Get Loose (24-18-7) 08 (01) Lorde: What Was That (14-4-1-1-8) 09 (11) Tate McRae: Revolving Door (31-24-x-33-13-11-13-11-9) 10 (15) Jordan Adetunji: X In The City (23-15-10) 11 (12) Sam Fender: Tyrants (21-16-12-11) 12 (17) sombr: undressed (37-27-22-17-12) 13 (23) Wolf Alice: Bloom Baby Bloom (23-13) 14 (06) Addison Rae: Headphones On (27-10-8-6-14) 15 (36) Chloé Caillet ft. Jocelyn Brown: The One (36-15) 16 (26) Rihanna: Friend Of Mine (26-16) 17 (13) Sam Fender: Little Bit Closer (21-20-10-21-x-24-14-19-13-12-12-9-13-17) 18 (22) South Arcade: Supermodels (33-22-18) 19 (08) Morgan Seatree feat. Florence + The Machine: Say My Name (Remix) (30-20-6-3-8-19) 20 (33) Lola Young: One Thing (33-20) 21 (34) Sebestian Ingrosso ft. Namasenda: No Enemies (34-21) 22 (14) David Guetta & SIA: Beautiful People (16-11-4-2-2-2-5-14-22) 23 (29) Linkin Park: Unshatter (29-23) 24 (09) Remember Monday: What The Hell Just Happened? (36-24-10-9-24) 25 (32) NewDad: Entertainer (32-25) 26 (38) Mclusky: autofocus on the prime directive (38-31-26) 27 (21) The Wombats: I Love America And She Hates Me (34-21-27) 28 (07) Lana Del Rey: Henry Come On (17-5-3-7-7-28) 29 (27) Sub Focus & bbyclose: On & On (40-32-15-24-26-25-30-26-27-29) 30 (NE) Robbie Williams ft. Tony Iommi: Rocket (30) 31 (10) WizTheMc & bees & honey: Show Me Love (20-3-1-1-1-1-6-10-31) 32 (NE) Pulp: Got To Have Love (32) 33 (NE) Avicii ft. Elle King: Let’s Ride Away (33) 34 (NE) Elton John & Brandi Carlile: Little Richard’s Bible (34) 35 (NE) Rudimental with Khalid: All I Know (35) 36 (NE) Clean Bandit x Tiësto x Leony: Tell Me Where U Go (36) 37 (NE) Charli xcx: Party 4 U (37) 38 (NE) Jess Bays & Jem Cooke & Kelli Leigh: Ascension (38) 39 (NE) Zara Larsson: Pretty Ugly (39) 40 (NE) INJI: U WON’T! OUT 20 (15) Mclusky: Chekhov’s Guns (29-16-14-15-20) 24 (18) Artemas: Southbound (26-11-3-5-18-24) 25 (29) Fontaines D.C.: Before You I Just Forget (39-31-20-29-25) 28 (20) Culture Shock: Empire (24-34-29-20-28) 30 (36) Marina: CUNTISSIMO (36-26-28-36-30) 35 (30) Bea and Her Business: Rich (37-30-35) 37 (17) Jack Black: Steve’s Lava Chicken (25-24-18-17-37) 38 (14) Self Esteem: If Not Now, It’s Soon (40-27-15-21-25-14-38) 39 (21) Selena Gomez & benny blanco: Bluest Flame (38-29-16-21-39) 40 (NE) Tom Odell: Don’t Let Me Go (40)
  22. THIS WEEK'S TOP 40 01 (01) Lorde: What Was That (14-4-1-1) 02 (04) MOLIY feat. Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy: Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix) (40-8-4-2) 03 (11) Calvin Harris ft. Clementine Douglas: Blessings (11-3) 04 (12) Barry Can’t Swim & O’Flynn: Kimpton (15-12-4) 05 (02) James Hype: Don’t Wake Me Up (27-17-7-2-5) 06 (08) Addison Rae: Headphones On (27-10-8-6) 07 (07) Lana Del Rey: Henry Come On (17-5-3-7-7) 08 (03) Morgan Seatree feat. Florence + The Machine: Say My Name (Remix) (30-20-6-3-8) 09 (10) Remember Monday: What The Hell Just Happened? (36-24-10-9) 10 (06) WizTheMc & bees & honey: Show Me Love (20-3-1-1-1-1-6-10) 11 (13) Tate McRae: Revolving Door (31-24-x-33-13-11-13-11) 12 (16) Sam Fender: Tyrants (21-16-12) 13 (09) Sam Fender: Little Bit Closer (21-20-10-21-x-24-14-19-13-12-12-9-13) 14 (05) David Guetta & SIA: Beautiful People (16-11-4-2-2-2-5-14) 15 (23) Jordan Adetunji: X In The City (23-15) 16 (28) Jorja Smith: The Way I Love You (28-16) 17 (22) sombr: undressed (37-27-22-17) 18 (24) Cheetah & Nia Archives: Get Loose (24-18) 19 (37) Haim: Down To Be Wrong (37-19) 20 (15) Mclusky: Chekhov’s Guns (29-16-14-15-20) 21 (34) The Wombats: I Love America And She Hates Me (34-21) 22 (33) South Arcade: Supermodels (33-22) 23 (NE) Wolf Alice: Bloom Baby Bloom (23) 24 (18) Artemas: Southbound (26-11-3-5-18-24) 25 (29) Fontaines D.C.: Before You I Just Forget (39-31-20-29-25) 26 (NE) Rihanna: Friend Of Mine (26) 27 (26) Sub Focus & bbyclose: On & On (40-32-15-24-26-25-30-26-27) 28 (20) Culture Shock: Empire (24-34-29-20-28) 29 (NE) Linkin Park: Unshatter (29) 30 (36) Marina: CUNTISSIMO (36-26-28-36-30) 31 (38) Mclusky: autofocus on the prime directive (38-31) 32 (NE) NewDad: Entertainer (32) 33 (NE) Lola Young: One Thing (33) 34 (NE) Sebestian Ingrosso ft. Namasenda: No Enemies (34) 35 (30) Bea and Her Business: Rich (37-30-35) 36 (NE) Chloé Caillet ft. Jocelyn Brown: The One (36) 37 (17) Jack Black: Steve’s Lava Chicken (25-24-18-17-37) 38 (14) Self Esteem: If Not Now, It’s Soon (40-27-15-21-25-14-38) 39 (21) Selena Gomez & benny blanco: Bluest Flame (38-29-16-21-39) 40 (NE) Tom Odell: Don’t Let Me Go (40) OUT 19 (17) Ashnikko: Itty Bitty (23-19-17-19) 25 (09) PinkPantheress: Tonight (39-14-5-7-9-25) 27 (36) Wet Leg: Catch These Fists (20-17-12-22-36-27) 31 (NE) Self Esteem: 69 (31) 32 (40) Skye Newman: Hairdresser (40-32) 35 (26) D.O.D. ft. NORTH: Wrap Yourself Around Me (25-5-5-5-9-18-26-35) 39 (13) Sleep Token: Caramel (27-9-4-4-13-39) 40 (19) Miley Cyrus: End of The World (15-7-11-19-40)
  23. THIS WEEK’S TOP 40 01 (04) Lorde: What Was That (14-4-1) 02 (07) James Hype: Don’t Wake Me Up (27-17-7-2) 03 (06) Morgan Seatree feat. Florence + The Machine: Say My Name (Remix) (30-20-6-3) 04 (08) MOLIY feat. Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy: Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix) (40-8-4) 05 (02) David Guetta & SIA: Beautiful People (16-11-4-2-2-2-5) 06 (01) WizTheMc & bees & honey: Show Me Love (20-3-1-1-1-1-6) 07 (03) Lana Del Rey: Henry Come On (17-5-3-7) 08 (10) Addison Rae: Headphones On (27-10-8) 09 (12) Sam Fender: Little Bit Closer (21-20-10-21-x-24-14-19-13-12-12-9) 10 (24) Remember Monday: What The Hell Just Happened? (36-24-10) 11 (NE) Calvin Harris ft. Clementine Douglas: Blessings (11) 12 (15) Barry Can’t Swim & O’Flynn: Kimpton (15-12) 13 (11) Tate McRae: Revolving Door (31-24-x-33-13-11-13) 14 (25) Self Esteem: If Not Now, It’s Soon (40-27-15-21-25-14) 15 (14) Mclusky: Chekhov’s Guns (29-16-14-15) 16 (21) Sam Fender: Tyrants (21-16) 17 (18) Jack Black: Steve’s Lava Chicken (25-24-18-17) 18 (05) Artemas: Southbound (26-11-3-5-18) 19 (17) Ashnikko: Itty Bitty (23-19-17-19) 20 (29) Culture Shock: Empire (24-34-29-20) 21 (16) Selena Gomez & benny blanco: Bluest Flame (38-29-16-21) 22 (27) sombr: undressed (37-27-22) 23 (NE) Jordan Adetunji: X In The City (23) 24 (NE) Cheetah & Nia Archives: Get Loose (24) 25 (09) PinkPantheress: Tonight (39-14-5-7-9-25) 26 (30) Sub Focus & bbyclose: On & On (40-32-15-24-26-25-30-26) 27 (36) Wet Leg: Catch These Fists (20-17-12-22-36-27) 28 (NE) Jorja Smith: The Way I Love You (28) 29 (20) Fontaines D.C.: Before You I Just Forget (39-31-20-29) 30 (37) Bea and Her Business: Rich (37-30) 31 (NE) Self Esteem: 69 (31) 32 (40) Skye Newman: Hairdresser (40-32) 33 (NE) South Arcade: Supermodels (33) 34 (NE) The Wombats: I Love America And She Hates Me (34) 35 (26) D.O.D. ft. NORTH: Wrap Yourself Around Me (25-5-5-5-9-18-26-35) 36 (28) Marina: CUNTISSIMO (36-26-28-36) 37 (NE) Haim: Down To Be Wrong (37) 38 (NE) Mclusky: autofocus on the prime directive (38) 39 (13) Sleep Token: Caramel (27-9-4-4-13-39) 40 (19) Miley Cyrus: End of The World (15-7-11-19-40) OUT 22 (06) The Hives: Enough Is Enough (18-10-6-22) 23 (08) Ed Sheeran: Azizam (29-13-6-8-23) 31 (10) Lil Tecca: Dark Thoughts (40-7-3-8-10-31) 32 (15) Linkin Park: Up From The Bottom (29-16-16-15-32) 33 (09) Ravyn Lenae: Love Me Not (23-6-1-2-3-9-33) 34 (30) Ely Oaks: Running Around (26-9-4-7-14-30-34) 35 (39) CMAT: Running/Planning (39-35) 38 (33) Jax Jones, Rebecca Black and sooyeon: Bad Boys (35-40-33-38) 39 (38) Sonny Fodera & Clementine Douglas: Tell Me (16-4-1-1-2-6-10-18-38-39)
  24. THIS WEEK'S TOP 40 01 (01) WizTheMc & bees & honey: Show Me Love (20-3-1-1-1-1) 02 (02) David Guetta & SIA: Beautiful People (16-11-4-2-2-2) 03 (05) Lana Del Rey: Henry Come On (17-5-3) 04 (14) Lorde: What Was That (14-4) 05 (03) Artemas: Southbound (26-11-3-5) 06 (20) Morgan Seatree feat. Florence + The Machine: Say My Name (Remix) (30-20-6) 07 (17) James Hype: Don’t Wake Me Up (27-17-7) 08 (40) MOLIY feat. Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy: Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix) (40-8) 09 (07) PinkPantheress: Tonight (39-14-5-7-9) 10 (27) Addison Rae: Headphones On (27-10) 11 (13) Tate McRae: Revolving Door (31-24-x-33-13-11) 12 (12) Sam Fender: Little Bit Closer (21-20-10-21-x-24-14-19-13-12-12) 13 (04) Sleep Token: Caramel (27-9-4-4-13) 14 (16) Mclusky: Chekhov’s Guns (29-16-14) 15 (NE) Barry Can’t Swim & O’Flynn: Kimpton (15) 16 (29) Selena Gomez & benny blanco: Bluest Flame (38-29-16) 17 (19) Ashnikko: Itty Bitty (23-19-17) 18 (24) Jack Black: Steve’s Lava Chicken (25-24-18) 19 (11) Miley Cyrus: End of The World (15-7-11-19) 20 (31) Fontaines D.C.: Before You I Just Forget (39-31-20) 21 (NE) Sam Fender: Tyrants (21) 22 (06) The Hives: Enough Is Enough (18-10-6-22) 23 (08) Ed Sheeran: Azizam (29-13-6-8-23) 24 (36) Remember Monday: What The Hell Just Happened? (36-24) 25 (21) Self Esteem: If Not Now, It’s Soon (40-27-15-21-25) 26 (18) D.O.D. ft. NORTH: Wrap Yourself Around Me (25-5-5-5-9-18-26) 27 (37) sombr: undressed (37-27) 28 (26) Marina: CUNTISSIMO (36-26-28) 29 (34) Culture Shock: Empire (24-34-29) 30 (25) Sub Focus & bbyclose: On & On (40-32-15-24-26-25-30) 31 (10) Lil Tecca: Dark Thoughts (40-7-3-8-10-31) 32 (15) Linkin Park: Up From The Bottom (29-16-16-15-32) 33 (09) Ravyn Lenae: Love Me Not (23-6-1-2-3-9-33) 34 (30) Ely Oaks: Running Around (26-9-4-7-14-30-34) 35 (39) CMAT: Running/Planning (39-35) 36 (22) Wet Leg: Catch These Fists (20-17-12-22-36) 37 (NE) Bea and Her Business: Rich (37) 38 (33) Jax Jones, Rebecca Black and sooyeon: Bad Boys (35-40-33-38) 39 (38) Sonny Fodera & Clementine Douglas: Tell Me (16-4-1-1-2-6-10-18-38-39) 40 (NE) Skye Newman: Hairdresser (40) OUT 23 (21) Pulp: Spike Island (38-21-23) 28 (19) Gracie Abrams: Blowing Smoke (29-10-6-19-28) 32 (37) Emma-Jean Thackray: Maybe Nowhere (36-37-32) 35 (22) Nova Twins: Soprano (32-22-35)
  25. About 1989 aged six because I'm old.