Official Singles Chart Top 100 on 28/6/2024

my top 20 (30.6.2024.)

1. (2) TOMMY RICHMAN – million dollar baby

2. (4) TOM MISCH – cinnamon curls

3. (1) DISCLOSURE – she's gone, dance on (2 weeks at No.1)

4. (8.) BILLIE EILISH – birds of a feather

5. (3) FOSTER THE PEOPLE – lost in space

6. (11) KAYTRANADA ft PINKPANTHERESS – snap my finger

7. (7) FATBOY SLIM ft DAN DIAMOND & LUCA GUERRIERI – role model

8. (6) HARD-FI – don't go making plans

9. (10) ERLEND ØYE & LA COMITIVA – mornings and afternoons

10. (9) BOB SINCLAR ft SOFIYA NZAU – digane

11. (12) ALUNA & PAUL WOOLFORD – heatstroke

12. (5) JAKE BUGG – zombieland

13.(17) TOVE LO & SG LEWIS – heat

14. (25) TRAVIS – bus

15. (16) KINGS OF LEON – nowhere to run

16. (35) THE BLESSED MADONNA ft DANIEL WILSON & KON – count on my love

17. NEW – JOHNNY CASH – hello out there

18. (21) GORGON CITY – one new change

19. (14) FRED AGAIN.. ft ANDERSON.PAAK & CHIKA – place to be

20. (28) WIM – mr. Feelgood

..............new songs at chart (top 45)..............

33. NEW – JAMIE ft ROBYN – life

34. NEW – TYCHO – phantom

35. NEW – BLOC PARTY – flirting again

36. NEW – TRENTEMØLLER – dreamweavers

42 NEW – CAMDEN – shivers

Cat burns is my favourite artist... EVER. SO PLEAAAAASE CAN WE GET EARLY TWENTIES TOO ALBUM NO.1 ! Releases on June 12th 🥹

i can’t really do a music takeaway. here’s my glasto schedule instead, i’m way more organised than last year ^-^

FRIDAY

• remi wolf (14:00-14:45, woodsies)
• noname (15:30-16:25, west holts)
• arlo parks (18:00-19:00, woodsies)
• danny brown (18:30-19:30, west holts)
• declan mckenna (19:30-20:30, woodsies)
• sampha (21:00-22:00, woodsies)
• jungle (22:15-23:45, west holts)

SATURDAY

• mannequin (14:00-14:45, woodsies)
• soccer mommy (15:15-16:00, woodsies)
• the last dinner party (15:45-16:45, other)
• michael kiwanuka (17:45-18:45, pyramid)
• little simz (19:45-20:45, pyramid)
• coldplay (21:45-23:45, pyramid)

SUNDAY

• newdad (14:00-15:00, woodsies)
• nothing but thieves (16:30-17:30, other)
• avril lavigne (18:00-19:00, other)
• sza (21:30-23:15, pyramid)

SINCE ITS HALF THE YEAR HERES MY CURRENT TOP 5 BEST/WORST TRACKS SO FAR OF 2024!!

BEST-

5TH PLACE- Beautiful things - benson boone (9/10) - I don't how much you disrespect this track the way his voice goes high like PLEAAAASE STAAAAAAY is so talented and such a strong track!! Love it

4TH PLACE We cant be friends- ariane grande (9/10)

Ariane... wow. I never liked you until this album but I get goosebumps listening too this ❤️ 

3RD PLACE love on - Selena gomez (9/10)

The beat and the video fit so well and gets me in such a happy mood! And the beat.. yeeeesss

2ND PLACE - Hammer too the heart - Teddy swims 10/10

Whether you like or hate him you have too love this glory of a song.. I also think Rihanna would do an amazing verse on this song.

1ST PLAAAACE - The door - Teddy swims 10/10

PURE AMAZING. GOOSEBUMPS. PRODUCTION.BEAT.AMAZING MUSIC VIDEO.. WOW.WOW.WOW I'm stunned... this might of just beat about da*n time as my favourite song of all time.

WORST LIST

5TH PLACE - Please Please Please - sabrina carpenter (no puns for this write up.) 0/10

WHAT THE H*LL IS THIS SONG. THIS  IS WORSER THAN SKIBIDI TOILET PHONK... Im not 12.. ok? Just my tiktok IS feeding me this.

4TH PLACE - CARNIVAL - YE/TY/RICH/PLAYBOI/Y 0/10

*SIGHS* I'm sorry this se*ual rap song is this best you can come up with? This sounds like music that andrew tate would play.

3RD PLACE Doomsday blue - bambie thug 0/10

Before I hear illuminati ain't real your mad. She was screaming satanic quotes pushing someone's head back with the illuminati symbol on the floor on the performance.. She ranked 6 in all eurovision categories.. what an embarrassment for Ireland this aint no song.

2ND PLACE - KARMA - JOJO SIWA 0/10

She thinks she's so influential and cool... nobody likes her. The songs not even hers and she faked writing it and why in the music video is she hu*ping someone??? 

1ST PLAAACE

Man in finance (g6 trust fund) David guetta remix (- infinite/10)

This wouldent of made top 5 if this didint become a hit song... It was already top 5 worst. DAVID GUETTA THOUGHT GETTING ON THIS SONG WOULD BE FUN. He makes remixes that's all he does fr old man guettas lazy as h*ll make some real music .. AND THEN FRED AGAIN MADE A REMIX TOO... BROTHER I DIDINT LIKE YOU FRED NOW I HATE YOU.. AND THIS CHARTED. I WOULD HONESTLY PREFER SEXXY REDD THEN THIS.. BRO SHE AINT EVEN SEXXY.

LOL. Peace yall bye

Why is modern music so bad

Chart Review 28/06/24

Guess what guys? I. am. STILL. ON. HOLIDAY. Yeah, no, it's a shock to me too.

Most of you would think I would've melted in a heartbeat due to the crazy hot weather this week, but nope. Still here. I also don't have any time to rave along with my Glastonbury chums, because I couldn't get any tickets. But you knew that already, 'cos no one on this website has any. Thankfully, this week's chart has got back from a hastily cancelled vacation in the Marshall Islands, and with it comes a whole load of new hits for me to decipher and deliver in my own usual, uninteresting, biased style.

But of course, despite all of this, Taylor Swift is still No.1. Kind of. More on that later though.

Anyways, Sabrina Carpenter achieves a 2nd week occupying the Top 2 spots as Please Please Please denies Espresso again, thus continuing her (assumingly deserved) chart dominance to set a pretty good bar for the rest of this summer's anthems. I'm expecting at least 3 Top 10s by the time her album hits in August, providing of course the warm weather doesn't rain on her parade. I don't know why I wrote this down because of course it won't, but like, am I wrong to make predictions?

Actually yes, because I attempted to guess where someone (you know who you are) would end up this week, and I clearly didn't set the bar low enough. Again, the identity of this singer will be revealed in a while.

Now then. New entries. None in the Top 20, but a whopping EIGHT in the latter half. About time we had an eventful week so let's kick it off with No.21, and the 2nd (more than I thought he'd get) hit for Tommy Richman. Given how many potential 1-hit wonders there could be by the end of 2024 (Myles Smith, Dasha, Shaboozey), it's nice to see one of these contenders break their duck, and given MILLION DOLLAR BABY has snuck back into the Top 10, it's clear that old Tommy is having a right old laugh at us at this moment in time. Admittedly, DEVIL IS A LIE isn't that much cop compared to his other hit, but y'know, I don't think that matters right now. Tommy Richman has 2 Top 40 hits. Take a wild guess who hasn't. Go one, take a guess.

That's right, 3 of a Kind. Nah. Only kidding. I don't give one about Babycakes anyway.

Now then, Coldplay. You know them, right? British band, first hit was in 2000, 2 UK chart-toppers, radio staples since the Sydney Olympics, and now 5-time Glastonbury festival headliners when they set foot on stage tomorrow. For now though, here's their new single, and it could've been better. You see, Coldplay lead singles usually tend to be the kind of song that explains why they're such a festival pull. In My Place, Violet Hill, Adventure of a Lifetime, they all rock. Except Magic. That was just tedious. And Higher Power wasn't any better. Unfortunately, feelslikeimfallinginlove is hardly a good omen for upcoming LP Moon Music, and it seems that everyone else has taken note. Because No.25 for a new single is disastrous. Only Shiver (from before they were famous) and Orphans (should've done better than 27 tbh) have peaked lower than this in the great Coldplay 1st single canon. And given the lack of streaming energy, I wouldn't bet the house on this one doing anything in the next few weeks. But you know how British artists are nowadays. One disappointing entry and they're off, forcing us to by copies of things we'll throw in the bin by the time we're done with them, and invading everything on Earth just to get the message across.

Or is that just the General Election? (see pressy's post for more ramblings no one cares about)

No.28 sees Charli XCX watch people look at BRAT, realise how amazing it is, spot that some of the lyrics in Girl, so confusing are linked with Lorde, then invite her along to duet on a new version, and now it's in the chart. Even though Lorde ain't credited. One place below her is the latest TikTok powered hit to creep into the bestsellers, that being KEHLANI by Jordan Adetunji. Given how the actual Kehlani can't get a hit to save her life, this seems slightly superstitious. But I digress. Apparently Bring Me The Horizon singer Oli Sykes suggested that RCA sign up Jordan, even though when hearing this song I have no clue why that is. Maybe if I was 13 I'd get it. But I'm not. I'm 17.

In at 34 is Post Malone, who continues to try and prove that he is the new David Bowie, due to the fact that he can do any old genre. Rap, pop, R'n'B, you name it. Now he's in a country mood for some reason, and the 2nd single from F-1Trillion doesn't add up to much despite how well I Had Some Help did. Maybe it's because that song had Morgan Wallen on it, while new hit Pour Me A Drink has the less-notable Blake Shelton mumbling away wondering why he's in the UK charts. Just don't let Post Malone loose on prog-rock, and we'll be alright. I'd hate to see what he'd do with The Mars Volta. Trying to imagine him covering L'Via L'Viaquez is genuinely the hardest thing in the world to do. Apart from about 10,000 other things of course.

Serenading her way to the top of the albums and FINALLY deposing Tay-Tay from the top is Gracie Abrams, as her 2nd effort The Secret Of Us casually strolls to the album chart summit, making her debut's No.3 peak from last year some pretty insufficient. Except, of course, there's a catch. You see, there's a song on here called us., which has a certain really popular singer on it (fill in the blanks -> _ay_or S_i_t). Naturally, that person involved clearly didn't want to deny her compatriot from getting the top spot, so she's lent her some goodness gracious generosity. Oh, and us. debuts at 37 to give Gracie Abrams a 2nd hit. Because of course it does.

Also new this week is Ariana Grande nicking Brandy and Monica from retirement to make a new version of one of her Eternal Sunshine tracks, and that's why the boy is mine has shot up to 39, meanwhile sneaking in at 40 is Chappell Roan casually slaying all of us again with Red Wine Supernova, which came out in May 2023 but only now shows its girth. What with HOT TO GO! creeping up to 33 (and getting played on the chart show, so that's good.), and a certain song that me, you, several OCC members, and everyone else on Earth (except mrstarling, but I don't think anyone cares) is loving strolling its way into the Top 10 for the first time, I think it's safe to say that Chappell has made it. Just don't outstay your welcome and we'll be right as rain.

Outside the 40 and Asake f***s it up at 41, not even Central Cee helping him nick his first Top 40 hit. Maybe he shouldn't perform at Brixton Academy after all. 😶‍🌫️ bl3ss and Majestic are on their way up to the detriment of me, Travis Scott forces Mustard to achieve another Top 100 'success', Rudimental's new one doesn't add up to much, 3 Lions plummets to 99 so I think it's safe to say it isn't coming home this year, Fontaines D.C. suddenly end up with a 2nd chart entry, Favourite following hot on the heels of Starburster from a couple months back, and last week I bet that Perrie's second single Tears would debut at either 19 or 31, depending on how many physicals are bought. Yeah turns out I wasn't setting the bar lower because Tears has entered at an utterly inexcusable and insanely pointless 69. Yes, you did in fact just hear that correctly. SIXTY-NINE. Her debut single got to No.10 by the way. Gonna assume her career is down the dumpster then.

Next week isn't much to cheer about unless you are Skepta, Stefflon Don, Camila Cabello, The Kid LAROI, Megan Thee Stallion, Jax Jones, Lil Durk, Bloc Party, Imagine Dragons, Olivia Dean or Headie One. Because you might do well next week, or you might not. It's hard to tell anymore. Here's the stuff you may also care about.

THE TIER OF AWESOMENESS:

Chappell Roan [7] (Best song of 2024, apart from O-Rod's obsessed, Nothing Matters by The Last Dinner Party, and maybe Cold Reactor from Everything Everything.), Taylor Swift ft. Post Malone [12], Shaboozey [3]

THE TIER OF COOLNESS:

Chappell Roan [33], Sabrina Carpenter [2], Charli XCX [31], Kendrick Lamar [14] (He performed this at his latest gig. 5 times.) Billie Eilish [15]

THE TIER OF GOODNESS:

Sabrina Carpenter [1], Tommy Richman [10], Taylor Swift [20], The Blessed Madonna/Clementine Douglas [24], Billie Eilish [5]

THE TIER OF ALRIGHT I GUESS:

Eminem [4], Chappell Roan [40] (Haven't heard it yet, but when I do I will probably be putting this higher.), Coldplay [25], Central Cee ft. Lil Baby [11], Tommy Richman [21], Dua Lipa [36] (At least she headlines Glasto tonight I guess. Beware next week's dreaded PHYSICAL RELEASE though.) Billie Eilish [30], Charli XCX (ft. Lorde I guess because she isn't credited. Also this rating is for the remix, not the original. The original slaps, however.) [28]

THE TIER OF AVERAGENESS:

Mark Ambor [16], Gracie Abrams ft. Taylor Swift [37], Post Malone/Morgan Wallen [8], Noah Kahan [32], Jordan Adetunji [29], Taylor Swift [13], Teddy Swims [26]

THE TIER OF DISLIKEY STUFF:

Ariana Grande [39] (Yeah no this is boring can't lie to you.🥶), Myles Smith [6], Hozier [18] (Can every radio station on Earth stop playing this?), Dasha [9]

THE TIER OF NOT VERY GOODNESS:

Post Malone & Blake Shelton [34], Benson Boone [17] (Good at back-flips for some reason.), NewEra [35]

THE TIER OF AWFULNESS:

Benson Boone [19], Badger [38], David Guetta & OneRepublic [22], Michael Marcagi [23], Teddy Swims [27]

NEW HITS:

Coldplay - feelslikeimfallinginlove [25] (Not their worst lead single, but by far not the best. Nothing tops Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall.)

Charli XCX - Girl, so confusing [28] (If Lorde didn't sound too alike to Charli I would've liked it more. Sorry...)

Post Malone & Blake Shelton - Pour Me A Drink [34] (Country music is quite boring. Couldn't you tell?)

Gracie Abrams ft. Taylor Swift - us. [37] (It's fine. Beyoncé does the banjo stuff better though.)

Asake ft. Central Cee - Wave [41] (It's pretty good, didn't deserve to miss the 40. Don't get why CC's trying to sound different here, but you do you I guess.)

Perrie - Tears [69] (So THAT'S what happens when Ed Sheeran doesn't write you a song to sing.)

Mustard/Travis Scott - Parking Lot [83] (Guess that explains why it's hard to like Travis Scott I suppose.)

Rudimental & Karen Harding - Bring Me Joy [87] (If I hear another generic dance song that Radio 1 predictably loves I swear to the Lord above. 😤)

Fontaines D.C. - Favourite [95] (Ah, Dublin's greatest hidden secret. Kinda hard to improve on the majesty of Starburster but this will do. Now if only IDLES could dent the Top 100...)

Now leave me be.

(P.S. I've just finished listening to LCD Soundsystem's set on the Pyramid Stage, and I can officially confirm that they should've gotten more respect than they did at the time. How Daft Punk Is Playing At My House only got to No.29 is a mystery to everyone apart from the people alive on March 6th 2005. I wasn't alive back then.)

I am talking to Dasha. She's my friend 

TOP 10 ANALYSIS

1. Please please please get this song out the chart - sabrina fartender

Honestly the music video is so cringe and I pray she ain't having another hit i can't be asked. 0/10 HER PERSONALITY IS SO ANNOYING TOO 

2. I'm really ESPRESS-ing my feeling.. I want this out the chart - sabrina carpenturd

This is not a good summer song cringe video a look at me type song 1/10

3.  A bar song (tip-see this song is so good) - shaboo - let's zey if thus climbs!

8/10 love the party vibe hopefully this reaches 1

4. Houdini - eme-numpty

Hopefully this song escapes out the chart just like houdini! Not even rometely funny. 0/10

5. Birds of a feather - Billie Ei-wish you delete your spotify account 

Your career is lighter than birds and feathers 2/10 such a boring song!!

6. Stargazing - myles s-mythical song!! New style

Like .. this style ain't been top 10 for a while 7/10 respect it! I think I should fall now though 

7. Good luck with your music career, your songs s*ck - chappell don't stream her music

8. I had too put earplugs in when this song comes in (help) - post madont listen too his songs ft morgan wallen (no joke for him cause I like his music)

9. Austin - dash-amazing music!!

LOVE THIS!! 8/10 hope this falls now though but great song

10. Million dollar baby - Tommy p*ssman 

Please delete this song 0/10 he ain't 90s hip hop.

Who on this website most matches yalls music taste?

My crownote won't find a song. Idk what to do ..

Can tall stop making all of chapell rise?  The top 20 is already bad. I don't need this

By the time the next charts come out, the nation will have gone to the polls to vote in the upcoming General Election. There’s no doubt we’ll be looking at a sizable Labour majority, perhaps even a record-breaking one. Let’s be clear, the Tories are facing annihilation, and rightly so, after 14 years of calamity, scandal, and an ongoing war of attrition against society’s most vulnerable; however, Labour are keen to downplay their chances in order to coax as many votes out of the electorate as possible, in the hopes they will attain a so-called “supermajority” which will essentially give them a blank cheque to do whatever they like in government. We shouldn’t give it to them.

Starmer was elected leader of the Labour party following a meticulously coordinated smear campaign and witch hunt against former leader Jeremy Corbyn, with the issue of antisemitism cynically weaponised against him in the name of political opportunism and factionalism. Starmer ran on a left-wing campaign, but since becoming leader he has since reneged on almost every promise he made, and has overseen a dramatic lurch to the right for his party. Since his election, he has consolidated his power, purging members deemed to be on the left of the party, ruling with an authoritarian grip far beyond even what we saw during the Blair years, him and his clique facing accusations of behaving like “playground bullies”, and being “drunk on power”, and showing clear favouritism towards allies of Starmer when dealing with infringements. He has rowed back on crucial campaign pledges, such as nationalising water and energy, and scrapping tuition fees, with the final nail in the coffin being the abandonment of their £28bn greeninvestment pledge. Why not take it from the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequeur herself, Rachel Reeves, who said “a Labour government would not introduce annual wealth and land taxes; raise income tax; equalise capital gains rates and income tax; rejoin the European single market and customs union; change the Bank of England's inflation target and reform its rigid mandate; or take private utilities into public ownership, except for the railways.” This is a woman who has pitched herself as Labour’s answer to Margaret Thatcher, a figure who should be reviled by any party that dares to call itself “Labour” (although they relinquished any claim to that title when they suspended Labour MP Sam Tarry for having the audacity to attend a picket line in support of striking railworkers.) Starmer has also heaped praise on Margaret Thatcher, whichis no surprise given the Thatcherite dogma of “fiscal monetarism” (read: economic illiteracy) is hard-baked into his macroeconomic policy platform, ensuring the ghost of the single biggest enemy tothe British working class of the post-war era haunts both the main parties, and revealing that beneath the veneer they serve the same masters.

There’s his open endorsement of Israeli war crimes in the Gaza strip, refusing to call for a ceasefire until it was politically expedient to do so, and expelling members from the party who dare to speak out about the ongoing genocide, including accusing the Jewish relatives of Holocaust survivors of being “antisemitic”, with one senior Labour source referring to this process as “shaking off the fleas”. There was the Forde report, which concluded that not only were efforts to tackle antisemitism during the Corbyn era thrown off course by coordinated efforts within the party to undermine his leadership, but also that the party operates a “hierarchy ofracism” in the disproportionate attention given to claims of antisemitism at the expense of other forms of racism, such as anti-Black racism, epitomised in the party’s treatment of Diane Abbot for example; and anti-Muslim racism, a form of racism which seems to just be widely accepted and tolerated by the political establishment. And finally, there’s Starmer’s, and particularly Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting’s defence of privatisation inthe NHS, advocating private sector outsourcing and demonstrating that Labour are all too comfortable with the prospect of selling off our most cherished institution to the highest bidder.

Have I missed anything? Oh, well there was the time Starmer reportedly said he “hates tree-huggers” after a presentation by Shadow Climate Secretary Ed Milliband. Oh, and the fact that he repeatedly parrots transphobic talking points, pledging to remove “gender ideology” from schools and agreeing with Blair that “a woman has a and a man has a ”.

Starmer has shown time and time again that he is all too willing to bend to the demands of big business and the interests of capital, all while inequality in this country skyrockets, while the planet burns as billionaire CEOs drive us towards complete Earth systems collapse, while children in Gaza are massacred.

Labour do not represent us. Vote Green. VoteIndependent. Do not vote Labour on July 4th. Hold them to account; do not give them a blank cheque.

My Chart of the week:

1. Dario G Voices (Matt Darey Remix)(RIP Dario G)
2. Loreen Forever (⬇️1)(PEAK: 6 weeks #1)
3. Hozier Too Sweet (⬇️1)(PEAK: 3 weeks #2)
4. Gloria Estefan Everlasting Love (RIP Songwriter Buzz Cason)
5. Calvin Harris & Miley Cyrus Ocean (3 weeks #5)

beyond happy to see Good Luck, Babe! enter the top 10! Also good to see HOT TO GO! rising again and Red Wine Supernova making the top 40!

My top 10 of the week!

1) John Summit, Sub Focus & Julia Church - Go Back (+2) [New Number 1!]

2) Dua Lipa - Happy For You (+11)

3) Tinashe - Nasty (+1) np

4) RAYE - Genesis. (-3)

5) Becky Hill ft Sonny Fodera - Never Be Alone (-3)

6) Kygo ft HAYLA - Without You (+8) np

7) Charli XCX & Lorde - The girl, so confusing version with Lorde (debut)

8) Mabel, Shygirl & INJI - Look At My Body Pt. II (-1)

9) Majestic, The Jammin Kid & Cèline Dion - Set My Heart On Fire (I’m Alive x And The Beat Goes On) (debut)

10) Ariana Grande, Brandy & Monica - the boy is mine (+12) re-peak

Full top 50, including debuts from Kygo, Chappell Roan and more: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=273061

Good to see Sabrina holding the top 2 again for another week!

Last Friday, I attended the opening night of The Eras Tour at Wembley! Since my personal chart is mostly Taylor as a result of it, here are my Top 10 songs of the week without her. :)

#1: Kacy Hill - You Know I Love You Still (+1)   [New No.1!] 🇺🇸

#2: Kygo & Sigrid - The Feeling (debut) 🇳🇴

#3: Porter Robinson - Russian Roulette (+2) 🇺🇸

#4: Alan Walker & Ina Wroldsen - Barcelona (+26) 🇳🇴

#5: Chappell Roan - Good Luck, Babe! (-4) 🇺🇸

#6: Aluna ft Paul Woolford - Heatstroke (-3) 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

#7: Sody - You Won't Even Try (+8) 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

#8: Zerb & The Chainsmokers ft Ink - Addicted (+1) 🇧🇷 / 🇺🇸

#9: Salute ft Piri - Luv Stuck (debut) 🇦🇹 / 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

#10: Dagny - Strawberry Dream (-4) 🇳🇴

Full chart on Crown Note: https://www.crownnote.com/charts/piran/pirans-top-50-228

Full chart on BuzzJack: www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=273052

Finally… it’s about time ‘As It Was’ went back on ACR again! 😩

Even if their new single sadly didn’t click with me, I look forward to Coldplay (as well as Dua and SZA) headlining Glastonbury over the weekend.

Top 40 Rankings: https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/d4b96bbca0ed0e7fa455853aeb0f3063989c38c052434d85c4a21a4812b2d306.png

Really pleased that ‘Girl, So Confusing’ made it into the Top 40. I liked the original version but the Lorde remix completely elevates it for me and she has so much chemistry with Charli! 🥺

Shame it isn’t the version that’s credited on the chart. It’s literally the reason why the song become popular. :/

I’m glad that ‘Not Like Us’ is sticking around beyond the beef with Drake. It’s honestly one of Kendrick’s most potent hits to date! 🔥

I remember being ecstatic back in the middle of April when ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ debuted on the chart, now it’s officially a Top 10 hit! Congrats to Chappell on her first song to enter the region.

Also, we absolutely won with ‘Red Wine Supernova’ breaking into the Top 40! ❤️

Good to see ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ back in the Top 3 and returning to its peak. Hoping to see this at #1 for at least a week later in the summer! 😊