marcin

There's not much of it indeed ;)

The singles chart is a joke. Streaming has completely ruined it. Not only playlists have taken over creating an avalanch of random urban crap dominating the charts for most of the year but now also the Christmas tripe rules supreme throughout practically the whole December... All these rubbish cheesy songs that return every year like a plague should be disqualified. Charts should represent what's current in music after all and the fact people listen to the same playlists over and over again like sheep shouldn't be counted into the main chart but I guess there's no other way to bring back the charm in the charts anymore.

Why would a random song from 1987 be the best selling song of the week in 2020? :w00t:

None of them, I reckon.

^^ just listened to it... crap as always in her case.

Is Madonna nowhere near the Top 100?

I'd guess 92,000 copies.

No, hands down.

Friends is definitely the best of these contenters but probably stands no chance.

That's still more than I do as there's simply none.

Whoever/whatever it is :unsure: Oh yeah, huge impact...

This Timberlake guy is finally flopping, it feels like I have been waiting decades for it to happen. Such a dreadful artist!

Drake is rubbish, so is Westlife but I'd choose the latter any day simply because I can't stand urban/rap music.

None.

It's true, this new Kylie song is a huge disappointment. Totally forgettable and bland.

Hardly anyone cares about melodies anymore, it's now all about rapping, vocoders and repetitive beats.

God forbid! R&B and hip-hop are killing music :puke2:

I can select any song I want and it's unlimited, all for free (on the computer as I hate mobile phones). Ads can be annoying but they're only like 1 minute every 5 or 6 songs.

Streaming platforms are usually free of charge, at least Spotify is, why would anyone pay for them? :unsure:

2000 AND 2014, the most dynamic and full of dance music :wub:

Gosh, when will this urban hip/hop finally die? :(

He already has a lot of hits so no chance of being a one-hit wonder...

I'm not so into pop so I somehow don't feel this loss.

I have never heard most of these songs except for Cheryl, they must have all flopped.

What a vile list! All these urban atrocities sound the same...