Dutch rapper Antoon claims his fifth week at Number 1, keeping The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber from taking the crown

Dutch rapper Antoon claims his fifth consecutive week at Number 1, denying The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber from overtaking the crown position. “Hyperventilatie” again is the most-streamed single of the week with over 40 combined streams across all platforms. Meanwhile in second place, “Stay” reaches a new peak aided by playlisting and growing streaming figures. Dua Lipa rebounds to the third place with “Love Again”, which previously debuted atop the chart, and current crown holder Antoon moves into the Top 5 with “Leuk”.

Last week its highest-entry –“Kiss My (Uh Oh)” by Anne-Marie & Little Mix– jumps seven places to Number 9, earning the latter their landmark thirtieth Top 10-hit on this chart. Just last week, Little Mix made history as first girl group to claim 100 weeks inside the UK singles chart Top 10. On this chart, the girls are in the run to become the act with the most Top 10-entries of all time, with only Rihanna (36 Top 10s), Britney Spears and Beyoncé (both 32 Top 10s), ahead. Lead artist Anne-Marie claims her first Top 10-entry since 2018’s “2002” [#8], putting her at four Top 10-hits total. Her biggest-scoring hit to date remains “Rockabye” with Clean Bandit and Sean Paul, which peaked at Number 2 in late 2016.

Normani & Cardi B move into the Top 10 with “Wild Side”, peaking at Number 10. The highly anticipated comeback is the lead single of Normani her upcoming debut solo album and marked her first Top 40-entry since the 2019-hit “Motivation” [#2]. The single was accompanied by a beautiful music video directed by Tanu Muino - the same mastermind behind Cardi B’s “Up” [#11] - which went viral across the internet. “Wild Side” becomes Normani her fourth Top 10-hit as a soloist, while it becomes Cardi B her sixth.

The highest debut of the week is earned by teenage superstar Billie Eilish with the title track of her newly released sophomore album “Happier Than Ever”. The album was the most-streamed album of the week, with the title track being the most-streamed song. Its success is aided by a beautiful music video, which features Billie dancing on the roof in the middle of a rainstorm. “Happier Than Ever” becomes the singer her fourteenth Top 40-entry, as it debuts at Number 19 this week.

At Number 32, Dutch rapper Ronnie Flex debuts with “Goed Genoeg” featuring singer Yade Lauren. The song is the follow-up to Ronnie Flex his Top 3-hit “Alles Wat Ik Mis” earlier this year. Dutch rapper Sjaak closes off the Top 40 with his new song “Trompetisto”, which is currently taking the national charts by storm.

To celebrate the release of Happier Than Ever, I have decided to take a look at Billie Eilish her highest-scoring songs on my personal chart. The teenage pop star made her Top 40-debut back in 2018 with “lovely” featuring Khalid, which sadly stalled at Number 40 and dropped off the chart after only one week. Bigger success came with “when the party’s over”, which became her first Top 10-hit and her longest-charting single to date. Billie her success was strengthened by the release of her debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, which spawned the singer’s first chart-topper “bad guy”. In 2020, she released the theme song to the upcoming James Bond-film No Time To Die and secured another Top 10-hit with “Therefore I Am”. For a full overview of Billie Eilish her highest-scoring entries on my chart, check the Top 10 below.