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End of Year Singles Chart on 4/1/2015

2015

The UK's Top 100 biggest singles of the year is compiled by the Official Charts Company and is based on the formula for the weekly Official Singles Chart, covering the period from January to December.

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Lona

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When does the 2016 list come out?

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Lona

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Hello? Anybody?

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Bethany Jade

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Why would YOU want the 2016 list to come out before all singles have charted and all sales, downloads and streams have been countered? As You asked this 20 days ago, why don't you wait till the end of the year? That is when the 2016 list will come out!!!

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Official Charts

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Hi Lona, the 2016 end of year singles chart will be released tomorrow - the last chart day of the year.

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Lona

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Bethany, I never said I wanted the 2016 list to come out before "all singles have harted and all sales, downloads and streams have been countered". The question simply was "When does the 2016 list come out?"

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Lona

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Thank you for answering politely!

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mehaan

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PLEASE COULD YOU DELETE ACR AND THE 3 SONG RULE

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mehaan

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PLEASE COULD U SCRAP UR IDIOTIC BABYISH FAT RULES?

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Pat

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One last Time ♡
But where are ari's new songs?

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I Am A Stegosaurus

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Let it Go 41? WOW! That's what happens when a song goes up, down and all over the place. Bit disappointed Gravity is only 70 though. I bet it got put in that position deliberately because they assume everyone forgets about it.

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I Am A Stegosaurus

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Really though, the fact it's behind songs like Never Forget You, House Every Weekend and Show Me Love is stupid.

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RockGolf

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To correct what I said in the abridged list, this may be the first time since the mid-1980s when 9 out of 10 songs in the UK top ten of the year were also big hits in the US. And vice versa.