"I Don't Want It At All" scores a third consecutive week at #1, making it the first to reach this milestone since Katy Perry's "Chained to the Rhythm" back in February. This also makes it the third longest running #1 of all time, beat by "Chained" at 4 weeks and "How Far I'll Go" at 7 weeks. Liam Payne's "Bedroom Floor" debuts at #2, while Kim Petras appears again at #3 with "Hills". Taylor Swift's "Gorgeous" also bows at #4. Lower in the top 10, "New Rules" makes a re-entry at #7 fueled by a new acoustic version, St. Vincent's "Happy Birthday, Johnny" charts a week later than its fellow Masseduction tracks at #8, and Jessie Ware's "Selfish Love" debuts at #10.
Outside the top 10, Jessie Ware's "Your Domino" lands at #12 and Danny L Harle & Carly Rae Jepsen's "Super Natural" debuts at #11.
- Number 1Peak1 (for 3 weeks)Weeks3
- Number 2 Debut
Peak2Weeks1 - Number 3 Debut
Hills
Kim Petras ft. featuring Baby E
Peak3Weeks1 - Number 4 Debut
Peak4Weeks1 - Number 5
Peak5Weeks2 - Number 6 Down by 4
Peak2Weeks2 - Number 7 Re-EntryPeak1 (for 1 weeks)Weeks9
- Number 8 Debut Peak8Weeks1
- Number 9 Down by 2 Peak7Weeks2
- Number 10 Debut
Peak10Weeks1 - Number 11 Debut
Super Natural
Danny L Harle ft. featuring Carly Rae Jepsen
Peak11Weeks1 - Number 12 Debut
Peak12Weeks1 - Number 13 Down by 10 Peak3Weeks2
- Number 14 Down by 4Peak1 (for 1 weeks)Weeks5
- Number 15 Down by 2
Peak13Weeks2 - Number 4 Dropout
Peak1 (for 1 weeks)Weeks4 - Number 6 DropoutPeak6Weeks2
- Number 8 Dropout
Peak3Weeks2 - Number 9 Dropout
Peak2Weeks3 - Number 11 Dropout
Peak11Weeks1 - Number 12 DropoutPeak3Weeks3
- Number 14 Dropout
Peak14Weeks1 - Number 15 Dropout
Peak2Weeks2
