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Official Singles Chart on 3/1/2020

3 January 2020 - 9 January 2020

The Official UK Singles Chart reflects the UK’s biggest songs of the week, based on audio and video streams, downloads, CDs and vinyl, compiled by the Official Charts Company. The UK Top 40 is broadcast on BBC Radio 1 and MTV, the Top 100 is published exclusively on OfficialCharts.com. View the biggest songs of 2023.

 

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Paulius Tumosa

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Sad about Mariah Carey. In USA and Germany she was 1st time with this song at number 1. But not in the UK

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Albert Agnes Tumpalan

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Vikingman

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I see Dance Monkey far exceeded Stormzy this week and should/would have been No.1 again had it not been for ACR. The charts are more like school results where 9 is the best and 1 the worst. Week on week the best performers in sales/streams are usually somewhere other than No.1 … or is that No.4 ? doh!

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Vikingman

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OCC sort the charts out once and for all and get your act together, you're losing credibility on a massive scale. This is shambolic. SCRAP ACR AND HAVE A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD FOR ALL SONGS. The streaming figures need to be adjusted. This is not working!!! Passive playlist counts should NOT be included in streaming. 3 songs per artist limitation is a ridiculous rule. Put the charts to how they should be and not a manipulative tool for the music industry. ACR is useless, is making OCC look like fools and is making the charts fake!

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thierry henon

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So glad to see some of my favourite songs getting a new peak: Arizona, Harry Styles ( even getting 3 Top 20 this week!!), Jax Jones ( a well deserved Top 10: brillant song with Ella) and Camilla....

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Marc Perry

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acr needs to be got rid of.every single song should have an equal playing field.every stream should count,every download should count.even if this means Mariah having the xmas no 1 every year,at least u know the no 1 is THE most streamed or downloaded song of the week!

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Piran

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The 2019 End Of Year Top 100 Singles Chart is up now: https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/end-of-year-singles-chart/

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Brandon Mwinga

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will check it out thanks
As for this week I'm happy to see This is real ft ella henderson into top 10 actually the whole top 10 happy for it.
Piran I wish We got love ft ella henderson could enter top #40 for first time next week

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Piran

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Yeah, I'm really surprised it hasn't got there already given all the airplay it's been getting over here! :O

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David N'jama

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Reviews
(13) My oh My - Camila Cabello ft. Dababy [7/10]
Took a while grow on me but not on repeat though kinda reminded me about what I like about you by Jonas blue. You know, becoming a bad girl because of a bad guy you're into. Dababy being one of my favourite American rappers right now because of his playful nature which also reflects in his tracks and verses which you'll notice here too. So great song.

(29) No cellular site - D Block Europe [2/10]
I'm gonna sound like a hater but I don't get how DBE keep making it here most of their tracks are so boring. I only listened to this once and I wasn't even pushed to try play again and of course they talk about the same old thing. Sorry fans.

(33)No Denying - J hus [6/10]
Well I was expecting similar to Must be but this is on a different lane. It's good but sounds like something I'll get tired of soon and won't be coming back to.

(38)No idea - Don Toliver [3/10]
I seriously don't get way this is sooooo hyped I was hoping this country would sleep on it but heyyy! Too much auto tune on "let's get naughtier", the chorus. If I needed songs for my $£>< playlist this won't be on it.

(40)The Box - Rody Ricch [4/10]
I'm pleased to see Rody Ricch have his first UK Top 40 entry but he has wayy better tracks than "beep-poob", not gonna say much but I prefer this to "no cellular site"

Side note
The OCC should consider the following new year's resolutions

1. Notify people when something is wrong. I seriously don't want to suspect rigging or constant falsification of figures cause nothing is perfect but when a flaw like what happened last week (those who follow music and the charts know what I'm talking about) happens you update the public even if it's just on social media.

2. The three tracks per artist rule shouldn't apply if an artiste or a band member dies. I feel Juice wrld, Avicii, Chester Benington, Aretha Franklin and more weren't mourned properly.

3. No More ACR. Looking at the nature of Today's charts I think ACR is a bad idea. Instead a new streaming to sales ratio should be considered for the charts in general.

Who agrees with me?

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RIME

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Congrats on Dance Monkey for taking #1 in the fallout of Christmas again, shame on OCC for ACR-ing out of the deserved position and giving the crown to Own It, which Dance Monkey passes on literally all 3 metrics (#2 v.s. #3 on Sales, #1 v.s. #2 on Audio Streams, #1 v.s. #3 on Video Streams). I didn't want to have to point this out again so soon, but this policy is making so many fake leaders that it's quite upsetting.

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Mouttonnoir

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The charts are just one big mess these days. So many silly rules/handicaps that distort the listings. All rather meaningless and untrustworthy

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Piran

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My thoughts & observations on the UK charts as always...

'Own It' becomes Stormzy's third, Ed's ninth & Burna Boy's first #1 single! It accumulated 57,000 chart sales over the past seven days, which includes 6.6 million streams.

Stormzy is the first rapper since Dizzee Rascal to achieve three #1 singles in less than a year (the latter did it with: 'Holiday', 'Dirtee Disco' & 'Shout' between September 2009 & June 2010).

In the aftermath of Christmas dropouts, 'Adore You' by Harry Styles return to the top of the national airplay chart for a second non-consecutive week!

On the latest YouTube chart, Mariah Carey did indeed replace Tones & I at the chart summit, as 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' was the most watched video across the country during the Christmas week (4.69 million, +95.3%).

CAMILA CABELLO FT DABABY - MY OH MY (#13, Best Of The Week)
As you’ll see when reading on, despite the re-entries being mostly awesome, the new arrivals were mediocre at best to terrible at worst! Although, while there are four of those coming up, this being the highest of them kind of saves that, because it’s awesome! Now, that’s unsurprising given how much I adore Camila Cabello’s new album, but this really looks like it could have potential to be the next ‘Havana’, with Camila’s flirtatious charisma combined with the “call-response” style hook! That bass guitar also carries so much groove, which is a perfect match to Camila’s innocent yet cheeky attitude & DaBaby’s playful, rhythmic second verse. Of course, the highlight of this would be the bridge, where Camila’s hitting some of the most powerful notes I’ve heard her reach in a long time! As for the content, it seems to show how unfamiliar yet curious she was to become $exual with a previous partner (which I say because she’s now dating Shawn Mendes, although she describes the guy in question as “a little bit older”), so it could be about Matthew Hussey! It’s also done in a way that’s admittedly a little creepy, but it’s a very relatable song for couples who haven’t dealt with many mature relationships in the past! I think I probably enjoy this more than I should, but this has a serious shot at becoming a massive hit, so I’ll certainly be supporting this. Light 9/10!

D-BLOCK EUROPE - NO CELLULAR SITE (#29)
There’s also two UK rap songs going up against two US rap songs for me to cover this week, so it’s not exactly the best sign when the first song of the new decade I’ll be covering is from a group I’ve never rated above a light 5/10 despite charting here a few times. That being said, that might actually be about to change! Now, let it make it perfectly clear that many of the same problems I’ve had with this group still remain; Young Adz being slathered in autotune to the point where you can barely understand him at points, Dirtbike LB sounding so bored that he lacks any kind of sincerity, neither of them having any chemistry with one another & generic lyrics, but that being said, this might be the first time that I’ve actually heard an interesting idea of a melody from them with that whistling line opening & closing out the song. Also, while they’re still heavily bragging, they at least acknowledge them taking drugs raises the big issue of doctors & family worrying about them! Beyond that, Young Adz is probably the better of the two here for being able to ride his flow over the trap skitter decently. Trust me, it’s probably going to take a long time before I ever actually like a D-Block Europe song, but this one at least tolerable. Solid 5/10!

J HUS - NO DENYING (#33)
Oh God, on the other hand, here’s an artist that I was actually expecting to hear quality from & he couldn’t deliver at all this time round! If there’s one part of the song that works, I guess it’s how confident his lyrics are, suggesting that this jail time changed nothing about him as a person… just a shame he can’t convey any of that idea into his delivery, where he sounds so warbled that it’s almost embarrassing at this point, I’m sorry! Then we get the awful mixing in the production, which seems to push the swampy bass way too far forward & yet you still can’t ignore the off-key horns in the background. Unfortunately, coming from J Hus, this is a massive disappointment & I seriously hope he doesn’t continue 2020 making music like this. Light 3/10!

DON TOLIVER - NO IDEA (#39, Worst Of The Week)
Oh look, even the Americans are letting me down this week too! Seriously, I was hoping for the best when I heard the flute line that starts this off, along with Don Toliver’s okay soulful & deeper timbre, but that falsetto is incredibly grating & the beat is something you’ll forget literally minutes after you've heard it, while he tries to perve over a girl that probably even half the trap artists in the charts now would find laughable! Yeah, I get a really bad feeling about this song, even if it only got here thanks to the ‘JACKBOYS’ label album with Travis Scott & Sheck Wes, but yeah, even they can do far better than this. Solid 2/10!

RODDY RICCH - THE BOX (#40)
At this point, I’m just glad to get this over with, so hopefully Roddy Ricch can come up with something enjoyable, but no, this isn’t going to do it! I can at least get behind the ominous percussion that adds a little swell to the song, but that’s almost completely ruined by the fact that Roddy Ricch’s vocal performance is almost a Young Thug rip-off, but then we get the “ee-oo”s scattered about to only add to how much I can’t get behind this, along with the standard content about guns & flexing you’ve all heard hundreds of times before! Man, you know it’s a rough week when D-Block Europe have the second best new arrival out of five here, but yeah, I wouldn’t want to see this get big either. Solid 4/10!

On the albums chart, 'Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent' by Lewis Capaldi returns to #1 for the first time since July, where it spends a fourth separate stint & seventh non-consecutive week there! It was also crowned the biggest album of 2019, shifting 641,000 copies across all platforms since its release last May!

The rest of the Top 5 is: 'Heavy Is The Head' by Stormzy (5-2), 'You're In My Heart' by Rod Stewart (1-3), 'No.6 Collaborations Project' by Ed Sheeran (9-4) & 'Fine Line' by Harry Styles (8-5).

Looking ahead to next week, these songs could be entering the Top 40 for the first time: 'Yummy' by Justin Bieber, ‘One Night’ by MK & Sonny Fodera ft Raphaella, ‘We by Koffee ft Gunna & maybe even more.

Thanks for reading everyone! I hope you all have a good weekend. :)

My latest Crown Note chart: http://crownnote.com/charts/piran-delves/pirans-top-40-162

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Andrew7435

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Dear all - note the sentence in bold. It is likely that over 5.5 million streams were omitted last week - possibly more. It's time for honesty from this website.

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Piran

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Yeah, that's why I put it in bold after all! ;)

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Andrew7435

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Still a good idea to point it out ;-) haha

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Piran

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Thanks! I mention YouTube statistics in my weekly reviews anyway, but I feel that it needed to be highlighted (literally!) this time round. ;)

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Paul Mount

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Surely this stupid joke of a chart must show even the most stubborn that it is pointless, meaningless, worthless.

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eternalricardo

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Roddy Ricch, The Box - 8/10, Really like this song, initially it didn't stand out when i first listened to Roddy's album but this song somehow is stuck in my head all the time now!

Don Toliver, No Idea - 9/10, I've been a fan of Don Toliver ever since his feature on CANT SAY by Travis Scott, which was my favourite song on ASTROWORLD. This song is almost as good, I love Donny's voice!

J Hus, No Denying - 6.5/10, Better than Must Be, and has a lot more energy, but still not as good as did you see which is the only J Hus song that i really like.

DBE, No cellular Site - 4/10, Really boring song to be honest, I liked Kitchen Kings but apart from that I've never got on board with D-Block Europe

Cabello ft DaBaby - 7/10 , Catchy, really liked DaBaby's verse, he is notorious for using the same flow on all of his songs but he actually switched it up on this one! I'm not the biggest fan of pop music and probably wouldn't listen if it weren't for the feature but It's pretty good!!

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Piran

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Good review, although I have to disagree on 'No Denying' & I hate 'No Idea' with a passion...

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akyovbashiev

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I was going to do a regular review tonight, but I feel compelled to, once again, address the elephant in the room, as the persisting issue with Mariah's miscounted streams from last week remains unaddressed. (a regular review might still be coming later)

Considering it's been a well publicized issue, with many reports and enough convincing evidence to have the OCC look into it, it's incredibly suspicious that they haven't, to this point. I was at first skeptical of any supposed 'rigging' (I still am), but every day that passes that there's no update on this, is another day that the legitimacy of these charts remains under question. How am I supposed to trust this, going forward, when you could, once again, have a 'database error' and give someone's video streams away to a random covert act? Who's not to say that next week, Stormzy's streams could be given to Drake, for example, or that next Christmas, Mariah won't be cheated out again?

I understand very well that messing up is bad press for any company. But, at this point, admitting you were wrong and looking into your mistake is only the right step. The integrity of this chart is on the line here, the trust of the public in it - even if Mariah won't get to #1 with those missing (4.6 million!!) streams, that affects her total sale count for the future; the streaming record, given to Wham! this year, should have without question belonged to her, and a possible #1 spot was taken away from her. Don't get me wrong, I really couldn't care less whether Mariah or Ellie got the #1 spot, it's a matter of a truthful and representative chart - which, last week's one, was far from. Again, I've been refraining from calling this a conspiracy, but, again, every day of silence is another day that your actions look incredibly suspicious and, well, motivated.

I will keep my promise I made last week - if this is not addressed within the next week, so until the next chart is published on Friday, I will quit following and completely disregard the Official UK Charts, for they would be absolutely no better than someone's custom CrownNote chart.

Oh, and the chart above here? A complete mess. Tracks on ACR mixed up with tracks on SCR, to the point where, again, this is mostly just a fantasy chart. 'Memories' was not more popular than 'Don't Rush' this week, just like 'Better Half of Me' was not bigger than 'Lose Control' or 'South of the Border'. It's as far away from an accurate representation as possible. But next week will be even funnier, when only half of these songs get reset, and it strays even further away from the truth.

This is disheartening and disappointing.
EDIT: As per another commenter, it seems like last week's video chart was indeed removed. Hopefully that means they are indeed looking to correct their mistake, and not just cover it up.

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Piran

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Would you say this counts as "rigging" at this point, or just a massive mistake on OCC's part that they just haven't corrected?

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akyovbashiev

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I'm still not fully convinced it's "rigging", as I'm still pondering upon this one question: who's to gain from getting Ellie to #1 and keeping Mariah at #2?

It's more than likely just a massive mistake, considering Mariah was not the only miscredited video, (there was also a random video credited to some Christmas Party Singers, when it should have been The Darkness' song) but their reluctance to correct it, or even address it transparently in the first place, is increasingly concerning and suspicious.

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Piran

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Yeah, it probably is a mistake, but then again, you'd think it would've been corrected by now...

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Piran

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This is interesting... according to Andrew, they've removed all of last week's charts! :O

Maybe they are going to correct it after all?

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Andrew7435

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Hi

Andrew reporting for duty - great first post aykov - I agree completely (apart from maybe holding back re the degree of suspicion!) :-)

Yes - I can't find any of them now (frustrating as I meant to screen shot the old one today then inadvertently must have closed the tab. Anyway, I want a full breakdown on ALL video streams from ALL platforms, as I think the minimum (absolute minimum) number of streams that Mariah was missing is 4.69m (I'd go for over 5.5m to be honest as this #13 "streaming hit" didn't get 800k from nowhere! ). Also, well done for finding this #13 on youtube - no one else investigasting this had up until today. 4 PLAYS. FOUR. Yes FOUR. It was up to SIX by the time I found it. Will it be youtube number one this week then mysteriously vanish from the streaming charts?!!!

Basic maths and logic dictate that Mariah was indeed number one last week and it needs correcting if these charts are to ever have any integrity left.

On a separate sidenote quicky, I believe AIWFCIY would have been number one for about 4 or 5 weeks in the UK in total by now without ACR. You only have to look around the world to see it is number one in almost every other major music market this week (or was last year - the exception being Japan as it a million-seller there in 1994 and obviously, they don't celebrate Christmas per se).

This needs a press release, an "official" statement (something far more "official" than their "charts") and a full, TRANSPARENT breakdown of ALL video streams. I must admit, any other result than the above would require direct verification from all streaming services companies involved. Including accurate stats.

I'd like to think they'll be corrected, but I could sadly just see them removing the evidence. Sadly for them, if they do that now, there is enough documentation of the cover-up. Also, with the deletion of the pages from last week, it's likely all the comments, made will have also been deleted, right?

EDIT - aykov - you have email!

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Piran

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I'll take a look to see if they've deleted our comments from last week, but since Disqus can still be run on pages where there isn't a chart, I'd say they haven't.

EDIT: After looking back through my comment history, they've kept them up!

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Andrew7435

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Well that's something :-) The only thing that will actually restore any sort of belief in or integrity of these charts is a big announcement in the next 48 hours. One that will change a whole lot of chart records too.

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Piran

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Would you gain respect for the charts if they did make some sort of announcement, even if it meant that Ellie was somehow #1 after all?

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Andrew7435

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Well it wouldn't clear up ACR but I would only trust the annoucement if it comes with accurate, verifiable data. If it did, then yes. Although, as a general rule, I, like many others, lost any sort of commanding respect for them, a long time ago. :( This is the final nail in the coffin - as it stands...

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Andrew7435

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I'd also add, that from the numbers I've seen, it's not actually possible. Also, name me one person who seriously considers it last week's number one (other than her family and friends, her record company and possibly Amazon's Prime Head of Whateveritwouldbe

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Piran

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Apparently, at least so far, anyone who works at OCC! :P

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Piran

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See, for me, I've always stuck up for everything OCC have done... up until they introduced ACR & the "three songs per artist" rule! :(

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Andrew7435

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hahahahahahaha

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Andrew7435

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ACR - agreed - who doesn't on that one?!

Re: three-song rule - they should have never allowed "non-singles" onto the chart in the first place. That is what largely contributed to them being a shambles. It's like someone buying an album and literally putting their favourite track on repeat and then it becoming number one - a joke.

Ditto, single-song streaming should never count towards album charts. It's the music industry's way of pretending sales are a lot higher than they really are. Yes, streaming is colossal now BUT it will never equate to going to a record shop and buying a physical copy of a record. If streaming rules were applied to previous years, we'd need to speak to literally every record buyer ever and ask them for daily updates as to how many times the old 45s had spun round on their record player, the number of times the needle had been put down again on their 7"s and 12"s and how they'd programmed their CD players (let alone minidiscs!). Not to mention the amount of times they'd pressed rewind on their taped copy of that week's chart!

Also, as always, their "rules" are reactionary and ill-thought out (at best).

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Andrew7435

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Just thought of a question for you after this question for me...Do you genuinely believe Ellie Goulding was number one in any shape or form last week?

(Especially given the streaming numbers that have been shared)

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Andrew7435

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Bizarrely, all the charts are back now - it might have been server problems. It certainly doesn't seem to be for correcting "discrepancies".

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Yummm

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I have been following this from afar. This whole thing is a scandal. This is more about who they want to be at number one than who really is at number one. In a perfect world artists like Kate Bush would always be at the top of the chart, but, its not about what should be number one it's about who IS number one. There are many reasons why OCC would prefer to have ELLIE GOULDING at number 1 over Mariah but it is cheating, and they just do not care.

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Piran

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Yeah, I can see everything as it was before, so 'River's still #1 for that week!

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Piran

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I don't know really. I can't find any Amazon Music streaming numbers published for that week, so I'm honestly not sure what to believe at this point! :P

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Piran

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I have to disagree on streaming, since over 95% of the UK music market is based on this factor! If you were to just include sales, that would only limit the country's music taste to a small proportion of older people who have Apple Music (now that iTunes is essentially finished), so that would make the charts really unreliable! Not only was the power of streaming covered in my comment on the "Top 40 Songs of 2019" article, but I think someone else on the OCC comments section put it perfectly a couple of weeks ago; "Having the best-selling song of the week in the age of streaming is like having the best-selling oil lamp in the age of electricity". Yes, sales records were more impressive, but we have to change with the times, as do the chart rules!

Billboard's recurrent rules would be a better way to tackle longevity of songs in the UK, where songs that have spent more than 20 weeks on the chart while also ranking below #50 (without a gain in performance) are removed from the Hot 100, same with songs that have spent more than 52 weeks on the chart while also ranking below #25.

That way, you don't have any songs always lingering around like 'Mr Brightside' or 'Thinking Out Loud' do in our charts, but you have many Christmas songs re-entering (allowing Mariah to get #1 for the first time there this past Christmas), but you'd also get big album bombs the same as always for them!

That said, I'd introduce a rule where if an album is released, that act can only have their five biggest tracks from that album chart any given week regardless as to whether they're singles or not, plus any additional tracks that appeared in the Top 10 most-streamed or Top 10 best-selling songs for that week! This rule wouldn't apply to posthumous artists though, as they can have an unlimited number of appearances as a tribute to their careers.

I agree completely with you regarding ACR though! :)

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Andrew7435

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"who they want to be at number one"

Spot on.

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Rob Parkinson

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Hi Piran, I half agree with Andrew and half agree with you here. I think only singles should be allowed in the singles chart and not whole albums. If people are listening to album tracks then I think that should go towards the album position and not each track being involved in the singles chart. It does make it a bit unusual if the artists track would make the top 10 but they can easily choose the next single from the album for release if a track is performing so well and as soo many artists are releasing 2 singles on the same day these days they can release 2 a week until the while album is released if they so choose. They could stop themselves blocking their own tracks from being no.1 or higher.
I really agree that posthumous artists tracks should be able to chart as many as are eligible to chart, they may not chart so high ever again.
One thing I really dislike about the American billboard chart is how airplay can effect the chart also. Is it fair that DJs or radio producers can literally choose which tracks not only get the publicity of being on the radio but also by choosing the tracks they get a chart boost!
Hopefully in the not so distant future the official charts will be perfected but until they do something with the Mariah debacle then it's not likely to happen anytime soon. One final quick point on Mariah, if AIWFCIY did become no.1 (whether now or in the future) would people grow tired of it, if it was no.1 then again the year after and after that? It is crazy that the most liked xmas songs all peaked at no.2, does that add fuel to us all liking them so much?

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Jamie Crampton

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Come on, the whole thing is farcical. Who knows whether Spotify or Youtube's numbers are correct? Or any other streams for that matter. It's a joke that the "rap" songs always seem to make the charts purely on streams, by who? And don't get me started on Ed Sheeran, how he never seems to really make any downturns on streams is beyond me. Someone somewhere knows what's going on, but they ain't saying...

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eternalricardo

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Yesss Don Toliver!!

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Piran

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Okay, before I chat about this chart, a little rant coming up…

It’s very disappointing to see how the last chart was dealt with! Not only do the numbers reported strongly suggest Mariah was unfairly denied a #1 (even with ACR, which is unnecessary anyway), but the fact that there was no update nor communication to us regarding the YouTube issue raises even more suspicions. I still respect OCC for a lot they’ve done in the past, but sadly, I’m going to have to take their “official” charts with a pinch of salt from now on!

Anyway, at least the first chart of the new decade is looking rather good, with ‘Own It’ becoming both Stormzy’s & Ed’s third #1 in just a few months, as well as EDM getting off to a strong start to 2020 with both ‘Pump It Up’ & ‘This Is Real’ breaking into the Top 10, among many other awesome hits from the past year rebounding considerably! It's also very deserving that Harry Styles got three songs inside the Top 20, along with Camila Cabello also breaking into the region for an eighth time so far in her career.

Full review coming up later this evening! :)

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Rector

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They actually removed last week's Video Streaming Chart to hide the evidence! Or they may be in the process of fixing it but I doubt it. Either way I lost a bunch of respect for this company...

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Piran

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Either way, I hope the correct figures eventually get posted, but it's very clear that the Video Streaming Chart for that week was wrong! :/

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Sergej Dordij

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Hi Piran!
I might do my own review of the top 40 debuts, if you don't mind.
I like "My Oh My" and "The Box" being in the top 40.
As for the rest, ""No Cellular Site" and "No Idea" are meh to me, while I find "No Denying" decent, also a lot of re-entries in the top 40 (A lot of them have new peaks, like "Blinding Lights", "Watermelon Sugar" and many more).
And I'm happy seeing "Adore You", "Pump It Up" and "This Is Real" in the top 10!
Also posted my own chart, if you have the time, check it out!
Have a great week and if your review is coming up, I will definitly reply to it!
P.S. #JusticeforMariah

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Piran

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Hey Sergej! :)

Sure, I actually really hope I can encourage more people to do chart reviews in 2020, so that actually is awesome to hear.

I actually haven't got around to any of the debuts yet, but given what I've heard about (along with previous D-Block Europe songs I've covered), I'm not looking forward to those to be honest!

I'll check out your new chart a little later, after I post my full chart review.

Hope your week's been good anyway!

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Sergej Dordij

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My week has been good right now, but I know that the next two weeks will be horrible, because of freaking school.

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Piran

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Ah, yeah, January for everyone, haha! Do you Germans have exams this month like we do over here?

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Sergej Dordij

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Yes, we have exams, but I have my pre-exam on March. That means MORE LEARNING! Joy.

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Piran

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What is it you have exams for?

If it makes you feel any better, I had 21 exams back when I was doing my GCSE's! :O

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Andrew7435

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Well said - "disappointing" indeed. Regarding "a pinch of salt", I think its more like the Dead Sea being drained dry and taking their charts with what's left behind at this point!

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Andrew7435

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Agreed - #JusticeforMariah #Accuratecharts #Trulytransparentchartsnotcoverups

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Piran

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Haha, I laughed at your description of the whole situation! :D

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Sergej Dordij

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It's a pre-exam for the prevous lessons that we've got.
Also, 21 exams? Wow. I've never heard this yet. Hopefully you fared well.

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Piran

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Yeah, it was over the space of a few weeks, but while it was 21 exams, they accounted for a total of 10 courses in total.

I got: 1 A*, 3 A's, 5 B's & 1 C, which in terms of the UK grading system at this time is fairly good! :)

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Sergej Dordij

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Great for you, you must be a good student in terms of learning!

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David N'jama

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Tag me when you publish it. Thanks

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Piran

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Thanks! Haha, I do consider myself to have a fairly educational background, especially since I studied Maths at University too. ;)

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Piran

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https://disqus.com/by/Davoski94/ It's up now actually, at the top of the page! ;)

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David N'jama

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Thanks

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Piran

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You're welcome! :D