This Week's Top Forty

The 1975's "If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)" Leads Three Top 10 Debuts And Becomes #1

YEAR END TOP 40 UPDATE//Confirmed- #14 Blinding Lights

                                                 Should Be Confirmed Soon- #15 3 Nights

                                                 On The Cusp- #17 Bandit #20 Own It #21 Heartless #23 RITMO #25 Caution

                                                 Major Dropouts- #13 Dead Boys [SAFE] Final Score 43680, Estimated YE #31-35 

                                                                            #18 Futsal Shuffle 2020, Final Score 37336, Missing Out

                                                Missing Out- #27 Life Is Good, #31 Bastard (Satan's Kid)

CHART REVIEW//And... The 1975 score their 3rd #1 with "If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)", equaling Travis Scott's record. Indeed, unlike Scott all their #1s have debuted at the top. "People" and "Me & You Together Song" both dropped off the following week (although the latter returned), can this new song do better. It'll have to hold off a two pronged attack from SAINt JHN & Imanbek's "Roses" & Eminem & Juice WRLD's "Godzilla" at 2 & 3 this week, and both staying strong. Both Coldplay with "Champion Of The World" and The Killers with "Caution" go up a spot to round out the Top 5. Then, Charli XCX gets her first charting hit with "Claws" at #6. Both The Weeknd's "After Hours" and G Herbo's "PTSD" drop 4 places to 7 & 8, ahead of Travis Scott & Kid Cudi's collaborative project "THE SCOTTS" self-titled lead single debuting @ #9. The Top 10 is rounded out by The 1975's "Me & You Together Song", dropping 8-10.

Billie Eilish's "No Time To Die" drops out the Top 10 after 10 weeks, 7-12, but isn't the only big hit to have a major setback this week. Roddy Ricch's "The Box" goes down 12-19, Stormzy, Sheeran & Burna Boy's "Own It" 18-23, Post Malone & Co.s "Take What You Want" 21-32, Camila Cabello's "My Oh My" has it's run cut short 27-34, and The 1975's "Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America" plummets 17-38. The Weeknd's album "After Hours" finally begins to lose it's dominance over the chart, as "Scared To Live" drops 29-35, and "Alone Again" and "Too Late" dropout. The main dropout, though is "Dead Boys" by Sam Fender, after a 32 week consecutive run, including 17 weeks in the Top 10 and a peak of #2. Lil Uzi Vert's "Futsal Shuffle 2020" drops out also.

Hailey Williams' "Roses/Lotus/Violet/Iris" boosts 33-27 off the release of "Petals For Amor II", and Dua Lipa follows up "Future Nostalgia" with "Break My Heart" at #34. PARTYNEXTDOOR & Rihanna's "Believe It" and Lil Mosey's "Blueberry Faygo" enter at #37 & #40 repectively.

See You Next Week!

DROPOUTS

• #31 Lil Uzi Vert- Futsal Shuffle 2020
• #35 The Weeknd- Alone Again
• #36 The Weeknd- Too Late
• #38 Sam Fender- Dead Boys
• #39 24KGoldn- City Of Angels
• #40 Playboi Carti- @MEH

TOP 20 CLASSICS OF THE WEEK

1. Eminem Ft. Dido- Stan (2002)
2. Kid Cudi & Crookers- Day N Nite (2009)
3. 1975- Somebody Else (2016)
4. Nelly Furtado- Say It Right (2006)
5. Of Monsters And Men- Little Talks (2012)
6. Snow Patrol- Chasing Cars (2006)
7. Gnarls Barkley- Crazy (2006)
8. OutKast- Hey Ya! (2004)
9. Selena Gomez & The Scene- Naturally (2010)
10. Kanye West- Jesus Walks (2004)
11. Tracy Chapman- Fast Car (1988)
12. Maroon 5- This Love (2004)
13. Eminem- Without Me (2003)
14. Eminem- Rap God (2013)
15. Fountains Of Wayne- Stacy's Mom (2003)
16. Birdy- Skinny Love (2011)
17. Lana Del Ray- Video Games (2011)
18. My Chemical Romance- Welcome To The Black Parade (2006)
19. Usher Ft. Lil Jon & Ludicras- Yeah! (2004)
20. Kanye West- Heartless (2008)