Lola Young gets Messy with second week at Number 1: "I'm so happy!"

Lola Young’s ode to finding the balance in yourself, Messy, secures a second week at Number 1 in the UK.  

The tune became Lola’s first UK chart-topper last week, and continues to impress as the most-streamed track of the week in the country, logging 6.2 million streams over the last 7 days. 

Speaking exclusively to Official Charts ahead of her performance on tonight’s The Graham Norton Show, Lola Young says: 

“I want to say thank you so much for making Messy Number 1 on the Official Chart! I love you all so much, you guys mean the absolute world to me. I’m so happy!” 

Elsewhere, with CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS’s success on the Official Albums Chart, Central Cee logs this week’s highest new entry. CRG featuring Dave debuts at Number 6, becoming Cench’s ninth and Dave’s 13th respective Top 10 singles. 

Two more Central Cee tracks are present on the chart today; GBP with 21 Savage (7) and Truth In The Lies with Lil Durk (13), another new entry.  

Get in, loser! Tate McRae revs up her Sports car on her latest slinky pop anthem. It speeds straight to Number 8, becoming the Canadian star’s fifth UK Top 10 single. 

Sam Fender’s new rock anthem Arm’s Length debuts at Number 14 today, becoming the Geordie hero’s fourth entry into the Official Singles Chart Top 40. 

Further down, Travis Scott earns a new entry with 4X4 (23), as does Aitch on A Guy Called? (25). It’s the Mancunian rapper’s 18th Top 40 single, and first in nearly 3 years.  

Sexyy Red and Bruno Mars’s filthy Fat Juicy & Wet is our final new entry of the week, in at Number 32. It becomes rising rapper Sexyy Red’s first UK Top 40 single as a lead artist (she previously featured on Rich Baby Daddy with Drake and SZA, which peaked at Number 10). As for Bruno, it’s his 22nd Top 40 singles entry.