20th September, 2019 - 26th September, 2019 | Charts

My Favourite Songs, Albums and Artists of All Time: https://crownnote.com/charts/gameskiller01/my-favourite-songs-of-all-time

Top albums of the week:

1) Post Malone - 'Hollywood's Bleeding' (=) [100%]
2) Various Artists - 'Top Boy' (=) [84%]
3) Post Malone - 'beerbongs & bentleys' (=) [68%]
4) Dave - 'PSYCHODRAMA' (Re) [65%]
5) Ed Sheeran - 'No.6 Collaborations Project' (=) [55%]

Notable events:

Post Malone's 'Hollywood's Bleeding' spends a 3rd consecutive week atop the albums chart, Post's 29th in total
Dave's 'PSYCHODRAMA' re-enters at #4 on the chart following a well-deserved Mercury Prize win last week
Post Malone's 'Take What You Want' spends a 3rd consecutive week at #1 on the singles chart
Interestingly, it now means that Travis Scott now has the most weeks at #1 in 2019 with 11, beating Dave's 10
This is despite the fact that Travis has never even made the Top 40 as a primary lead artist, let alone #1
Speaking of Dave, he gets his 12th Top 10 as 'Professor X' climbs 3 to #8
The highest debut comes from Tiësto & Mabel with 'God Is A Dancer' at #14, the former's 3rd and latter's 18th chart entry
Stormzy gets his 16th chart entry as 'Wiley Flow' debuts at #24
Several songs from 'Top Boy' climb to new peaks, most notably 'Venom' which shoots up 9 places to #28
Ariana Grande's 'God is a woman' is the highest climber this week as it reboudns 12 places to #27
Dave sees a total of 5 re-entries this week, led by the highly political 'Question Time' at #29
J. Cole sees his 4th chart entry with 'Familty and Loyalty' at #34, while Lil Nas X gets his 2nd with 'Panini - DaBaby Remix' at #35

Early predictions for next week's Top 10 (new entries to the Top 10 in bold):

1) Post Malone ft. Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott - 'Take What You Want' (=) -- [100%]
2) Camila Cabello - 'Liar' (=) ^ [99%]
3) Stormzy - 'Sounds Of The Skeng' (=) ^ [98%]
4) Camila Cabello - 'Shameless' (=) -- [89%]
5) Post Malone ft. Future, Halsey - 'Die For Me' (=) -- [86%]
6) Dave - 'Professor X' (+2) ^ [84%]
7) Post Malone - 'Circles' (-1) -- [78%]
8) Post Malone - 'A Thousand Bad Times' (-1) -- [76%]
9) Tiësto, Mabel - 'God Is A Dancer' (+5) ^ [75%]
10) Post Malone ft. Meek Mill, Lil Baby - 'On The Road' (-1) -- [71%]

Dropouts (notable dropouts in bold):

LW #25 - Fredo - 'Freddy' - (#25 Peak, 1 WoC)

LW #26 - NF ft. Sasha Sloan - 'Only' - (#1 Peak (x1), 8 WoC)

LW #28 - Nina Nesbitt - 'Black & Blue' - (#28 Peak, 1 WoC)

LW #30 - John Newman, Nina Nesbitt - (#6 Peak, 3 WoC)

LW #31 - Joyner Lucas - 'ADHD' - (#31 Peak, 1 WoC)

LW #34 - Post Malone - 'Allergic' - (#22 Peak, 2 WoC)

LW #35 - Halsey - 'Graveyard' - (#35 Peak, 1 WoC)

LW #36 - Russ - 'RENT FREE' - (#36 Peak, 1 WoC)

LW #38 - Nafe Smallz - '8 Missed Calls' - (#38 Peak, 1 WoC)

LW #40 - Headie One - 'Hard To Believe' - (#40 Peak, 1 WoC)

Compact View

Filter:

Number
1

Take What You Want
Post Malone featuring Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
3
Number
2

Liar
Camila Cabello
From the album: Romance
Peak
2
Weeks
3
Number
3 Up by 3

Sounds of the Skeng
Stormzy
Peak
3
Weeks
2
Number
4

Shameless
Camila Cabello
From the album: Romance
Peak
4
Weeks
3
Number
5 Down by 2

Die For Me
Post Malone featuring Future & Halsey
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
2
Weeks
3
Number
6 Down by 1

Circles
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
4
Number
7 Up by 2

A Thousand Bad Times
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
7
Weeks
3
Number
8 Up by 3

Professor X
Dave
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
8
Weeks
2
Number
9 Down by 2

On The Road
Post Malone featuring Meek Mill & Lil Baby
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
6
Weeks
3
Number
10 Up by 2

Antisocial
Ed Sheeran & Travis Scott
From the album: No.6 Collaborations Project
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
11
Number
11 Down by 3

Hollywood's Bleeding
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
7
Weeks
3
Number
12 Down by 2

Staring at the Sun
Post Malone featuring SZA
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
10
Weeks
3
Number
13

Wow.
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
27
Number
14 Debut

God Is a Dancer
Tiësto featuring Mabel
From the album: High Expectations, The London Sessions
Peak
14
Weeks
1
Number
15

Don't Call Me Angel
Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey
From the album: Charlie's Angels (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Peak
15
Weeks
2
Number
16

Post Malone
Sam Feldt featuring RANI
From the album: Magnets
Peak
4
Weeks
5
Number
17 Down by 3

Take Me Back To London (Sir Spyro Remix)
Ed Sheeran featuring Stormzy, Jaykae, & Aitch
Peak
2
Weeks
11
Number
18 Up by 1

Billions
Popcaan featuring Quada
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
18
Weeks
2
Number
19 Down by 2

Goodbyes
Post Malone featuring Young Thug
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
11
Number
20 Up by 1

God's Eye
Dave
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
20
Weeks
2
Number
21 Down by 3

Elastic
AJ Tracey
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
18
Weeks
2
Number
22 Up by 1

I Know
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
18
Weeks
3
Number
23 Down by 3

Finders Keepers
Mabel featuring Kojo Funds
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
3
Weeks
14
Number
24 Debut

Wiley Flow
Stormzy
From the album: Heavy Is The Head
Peak
24
Weeks
1
Number
25 Down by 3

Sunflower
Post Malone & Swae Lee
From the album: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
3
Weeks
12
Number
26 Up by 3

Listen
Ghetts
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
26
Weeks
2
Number
27 Up by 12

God is a woman
Ariana Grande
From the album: Sweetener
Peak
1 (for 10 weeks)
Weeks
63
Number
28 Up by 9

Venom
Little Simz
From the album: GREY Area, Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
28
Weeks
2
Number
29 Re-Entry

Question Time
Dave
From the album: Game Over
Peak
3
Weeks
4
Number
30 Down by 6

Riding On E
Nafe Smallz
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
24
Weeks
2
Number
31 Down by 4

Internet
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
19
Weeks
3
Number
32

Belly of the Beast
Avelino
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
32
Weeks
2
Number
33 Re-Entry

Location
Dave featuring Burna Boy
From the album: PSYCHODRAMA
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
27
Number
34 Debut

Family and Loyalty
Gang Starr featuring J. Cole
From the album: One of the Best Yet
Peak
34
Weeks
1
Number
35 Debut

Panini (DaBaby Remix)
Lil Nas X featuring DaBaby
Peak
35
Weeks
1
Number
36 Re-Entry

Lesley
Dave featuring Ruelle
From the album: PSYCHODRAMA
Peak
1 (for 8 weeks)
Weeks
15
Number
37 Re-Entry

Bloodstream
Ed Sheeran
From the album: ×
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
122
Number
38 Re-Entry

My 19th Birthday
Dave
From the album: Game Over
Peak
35
Weeks
2
Number
39 Re-Entry

How I Met My Ex
Dave
From the album: Game Over
Peak
38
Weeks
2
Number
40 Down by 7

Selfish Love
Mabel & kamille
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
3
Weeks
8

Dropouts

Number
25 Dropout

Freddy
Fredo
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
25
Weeks
1
Number
26 Dropout

Only
NF featuring Sasha Alex Sloan
From the album: The Search
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
8
Number
28 Dropout

Black & Blue
Nina Nesbitt
From the album: The Sun Will Come up, The Seasons Will Change
Peak
28
Weeks
1
Number
30 Dropout

Without You
John Newman & Nina Nesbitt
From the album: A.N.i.M.A.L
Peak
6
Weeks
3
Number
31 Dropout

ADHD
Joyner Lucas
From the album: ADHD
Peak
31
Weeks
1
Number
34 Dropout

Allergic
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
22
Weeks
2
Number
35 Dropout

Graveyard
Halsey
From the album: Manic
Peak
35
Weeks
1
Number
36 Dropout

RENT FREE
Russ
Peak
36
Weeks
1
Number
38 Dropout

8 Missed Calls
Nafe Smallz
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
38
Weeks
1
Number
40 Dropout

Hard To Believe
Headie One
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
40
Weeks
1

A chart by

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Date

September 27, 2019

Songs

Create Chart Card Export chart (CSV)

https://www.crownnote.com/charts/gameskiller01/20th-september-2019-26th-september-2019

1 1 Post Malone ft. Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott – “Take What You Want” 1(×3) 3

2 2 Camila Cabello – “Liar” 2 3

6 3 Stormzy – “Sounds of the Skeng” 3 2

4 4 Camila Cabello – “Shameless” 4 3

3 5 Post Malone ft. Future & Halsey – “Die For Me” 2 3

5 6 Post Malone – “Circles” 1(×1) 4

9 7 Post Malone – “A Thousand Bad Times” 7 3

11 8 Dave – “Professor X” 8 2

7 9 Post Malone ft. Meek Mill & Lil Baby – “On The Road” 6 3

12 10 Ed Sheeran & Travis Scott – “Antisocial” 1(×5) 11

8 11 Post Malone – “Hollywood's Bleeding” 7 3

10 12 Post Malone ft. SZA – “Staring at the Sun” 10 3

13 13 Post Malone – “Wow.” 1(×1) 27

NE 14 Tiësto ft. Mabel – “God Is a Dancer” 14 1

15 15 Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey – “Don't Call Me Angel” 15 2

16 16 Sam Feldt ft. RANI – “Post Malone” 4 5

14 17 Ed Sheeran ft. Stormzy, Jaykae, & Aitch – “Take Me Back To London (Sir Spyro Remix)” 2 11

19 18 Popcaan ft. Quada – “Billions” 18 2

17 19 Post Malone ft. Young Thug – “Goodbyes” 1(×1) 11

21 20 Dave – “God's Eye” 20 2

18 21 AJ Tracey – “Elastic” 18 2

23 22 Post Malone – “I Know” 18 3

20 23 Mabel ft. Kojo Funds – “Finders Keepers” 3 14

NE 24 Stormzy – “Wiley Flow” 24 1

22 25 Post Malone & Swae Lee – “Sunflower” 3 12

29 26 Ghetts – “Listen” 26 2

39 27 Ariana Grande – “God is a woman” 1(×10) 63

37 28 Little Simz – “Venom” 28 2

RE 29 Dave – “Question Time” 3 4

24 30 Nafe Smallz – “Riding On E” 24 2

27 31 Post Malone – “Internet” 19 3

32 32 Avelino – “Belly of the Beast” 32 2

RE 33 Dave ft. Burna Boy – “Location” 1(×1) 27

NE 34 Gang Starr ft. J. Cole – “Family and Loyalty” 34 1

NE 35 Lil Nas X ft. DaBaby – “Panini (DaBaby Remix)” 35 1

RE 36 Dave ft. Ruelle – “Lesley” 1(×8) 15

RE 37 Ed Sheeran – “Bloodstream” 1(×2) 122

RE 38 Dave – “My 19th Birthday” 35 2

RE 39 Dave – “How I Met My Ex” 38 2

33 40 Mabel & kamille – “Selfish Love” 3 8

DROPOUTS:

25 -- Fredo – “Freddy” 25 1

26 -- NF ft. Sasha Alex Sloan – “Only” 1(×1) 8

28 -- Nina Nesbitt – “Black & Blue” 28 1

30 -- John Newman & Nina Nesbitt – “Without You” 6 3

31 -- Joyner Lucas – “ADHD” 31 1

34 -- Post Malone – “Allergic” 22 2

35 -- Halsey – “Graveyard” 35 1

36 -- Russ – “RENT FREE” 36 1

38 -- Nafe Smallz – “8 Missed Calls” 38 1

40 -- Headie One – “Hard To Believe” 40 1

4 Comments

Hey Gameskiller! :)
I like seeing 'Take What You Want' at #1 again! While I certainly think it's interesting that Travis Scott has the most weeks at #1 of the year as a featured artist between this & 'Antisocial' despite never even charting as a lead artist, I'm more intrigued about Ozzy Osbourne actually having a song at the top of your charts, even though I know he's only a featured artist here.
Elsewhere, I love the rebounds for 'A Thousand Bad Times' & 'Antisocial' inside the Top 10, as well as 'God Is A Dancer' being the highest debut of the week!
I see Dave had a successful week here with five re-entries! Is this thanks to his recent Mercury Prize win, or is there another reason that this happened?
I'm also happy that 'Wiley Flow' also debuted & that 'Bloodstream' came back! With 122 non-consecutive weeks inside the chart for the latter, no wonder it's easily your favourite song of all-time!
I see that you posted a list regarding your favourite songs of all-time elsewhere, which is a cool coincidence since I'll be posting my "100 Greatest Songs Of All-Time" list either here or on the OCC page next week! It's already up in the comments of Headline Planet's Hot 100 article for the past week if you're too curious to wait, haha.
As for next week, it's amazing to see 'Liar' getting very close to #1, as well as 'God Is A Dancer' set to reach the Top 10!
Nice chart again.

Hey Piran! 'Take What You Want' is still doing very strong for me, but I can only see it making 1 more week at the top at most as 'Liar' and 'Sounds Of The Skeng' are putting on some serious pressure now! Yeah, between 'Antisocial's 5 weeks at #1, 'Take What You Want's 3, and the 1 each for 'The London', 'Power Is Power' & 'Celebrate' in 2019 (as well as 'Know No Better' previously), Travis has definitely been a bit of an anomaly, somehow managing to rack up impressive numbers with 6 #1s, 5 of which were in 2019, tying Post for most #1s this year as well as having the most weeks at #1 this year with 11, despite those 6 tracks being his only chart entries, and never having even charted as a primary lead artist. Ozzy Osbourne being at #1 is certainly impressive as well, though this is his only ever chart entry here. I can see 'A Thousand Bad Times' sticking around for a little while longer, and 'Antisocial' definitely will, while 'God Is A Dancer' should definitely be climbing in the coming weeks. Dave's re-entries were mostly because of the Mercury Prize win, yeah, though Dave is an artist I just listen to a lot anyway! 'Wiley Flow' should be climbing, and 'Bloodstream' definitely isn't going anywhere any time soon. With those 122 weeks it's only ever missed 2 of my 124 weekly charts, and I can definitely see it reaching 200 eventually! 'God is a woman' will probably reach 100 in 37 weeks' time as well! I usually have my all-time chart linked at the top of all of my weekly charts, but I only just updated it for the first time in a few months yesterday, so now tracks from 'No.6 Collaborations Project', 'The Search', 'High Expectations' and 'Hollywood's Bleeding' are scattered throughout the listing, and Post & Ed honestly have a ridiculous amount of songs in the Top 100. I definitely look forward to seeing yours! 'Liar' is absolutely a massive contender for #1 in the coming weeks, and I can easily see 'God Is A Dancer' climbing higher than my initial #9 prediction as well! Thanks for the comment! :D

Hello Gameskiller!
Nice to see a surprising gain for "God Is A Woman", as well as the debuts for "God Is A Dancer" and "Panini" and the re-entries for "Location" and "Bloodstream"!
Great chart!

Hey Sergej! The climb for 'God is a woman' in this chart (and in the chart I just uploaded) is really just it getting back to a more normal position after a couple of album bombs. In its 64 weeks on the chart so far, it's spent 59 of those in the Top 20 and 44 in the Top 10, so it being outside of the Top 20 is really the anomaly! 'God Is A Dancer' and 'Panini' both made pretty big climbs in my newest chart, and 'Bloodstream' and 'Location' are still there as well! Thanks for the comment! :D