Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi took 20 weeks to enter the Top Ten and 23 to reach the No. 1 (one of those who have delayed in doing so in our chart history!). His ballad "Someone You Loved" jumps 7-1 and, along with Post Malone's "Circles" (3-2), Travis Scott's "Highest In The Room" (9-3) and Young Thug Featuring Gunna's "Hot" (8 -4), they take over the Top 5, expelling Shawn Mendes with Camila Cabello's "Señorita", Lizzo's "Truth Hurts" and Taylor Swift's "Lover" from the top positions, an earthquake. Meanwhile, Camila Cabello's "Liar" climbs 10-8 and becomes a serious contender for the summit. Meanwhile, ex-One Direction Harry Styles flies from 31 to 12 with "Lights Up" in his second week at Top 40 and Selena Gomez releases a new hit: "Lose You Love Me" at No. 37.
Under Top 40 Singles
41. BANDIT - Juice WRLD with Young Boy Never Broke Again
42. BUSS DOWN - Aitch Ft. ZieZie
43. 3 NIGHTS - Dominic Fike
44. THE LAST TIME - The Script
45. YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN - Taylor Swift
46. POST MALONE - Sam Feldt Ft. RANI
47. BACC AT IT AGAIN - Yella Beezy, Quavo and Gucci Mane
48. 223's - YNW Melly Ft. 9lokknine
49. RESCUE ME - OneRepublic
50. RIDE IT - Regard
51. RAN$OM - Lil Tecca
52. HOT GIRL BUMMER - Blackbear
53. BAGUETTES IN THE FACE - Mustard Ft. NAV, Playboi Carti & A Boogie Wit da Hoodie
54. CRY FOR ME - Camila Cabello
55. TAKE ME BACK TO LONDON - Ed Sheeran Ft. Stormzy
56. SOUTH OF THE BORDER - Ed Sheeran Ft. Camila Cabello
57. HOLLYWOOD'S BLEEDING - Post Malone
58. HIGHER LOVE - Kygo & Whitney Houston
59. LOSE CONTROL - MEDUZA, Becky Hill & Goodboys NEW
60. BOYFRIEND - Ariana Grande with Social Club
61. HOT GIRL SUMMER - Megan Thee Stallion Featuring Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign
62. BABY - Quality Control, Lil Baby & DaBaby
63. CALL YOU MINE - The Chainsmokers with Bebe Rexha
64. GOD IS A DANCER - Tiësto with Mabel NEW
65. TEETH - 5 Seconds of Summer
66. CASH SHIT - Megan Thee Stallion Featuring DaBaby
67. GOOD AS HELL - Lizzo
68. HOW DO YOU SLEEP? - Sam Smith
69. THE LONDON - Young Thug Featuring J. Cole & Travis Scott
70. JETZT BIN ICH JA HIER - Tim Bendzko NEW
71. WRITING ON THE WALL - French Montana Ft. Post Malone & Cardi B
72. VALENTINO - 24kGold
73. BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE - Ed Sheeran Featuring Khalid
74. TIME - NF
75. BAD BAD BAD - Young Thug Ft. Lil Baby
76. ONE THING RIGHT - Marshmello Ft. Kane Brown
77. LONELY - Diplo & Jonas Brothers
78. TASTE (MAKE IT SHAKE) - Aitch
79. TAKEAWAY - The Chainsmokers with ILLENIUM & Lennon Stella
80. ALL TO MYSELF – Dan + Shay
81. LADBROKE GROVE – AJ Tracey
82. AS FAR AS FEELINGS GO - Alle Farben with Justin Jesso NEW
83. THE BONES - Maren Morris with Hozier
84. SUNFLOWER (From Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) ▲★2 - Post Malone & Swae Lee
85. HEAVEN - Avicii Featuring Chris Martin
86. RITMO (BAD BOYS FOR LIFE) - The Black Eyed Peas with J Balvin NEW
87. HEAT - Chris Brown Ft. Gunna
88. BOP - DaBaby
89. SMALL TALK - Katy Perry
90. BRUISES - Lewis Capaldi
91. PLAYING GAMES - Summer Walker
92. INTRO - DaBaby
93. HEARTLESS - Diplo Ft. Morgan Wallen
94. ALL MY LIFE - George Ezra NEW
95. SHAMELESS – Camila Cabello
96. HARLEYS IN HAWAII - Katy Perry NEW
97. ALL MY FRIENDS - Dermot Kennedy NEW
98. RATHER BE ALONE - Robin Schulz, Nick Martin & Sam Martin NEW
99. MAKE NO SENSE - YoungBoy Never Broke Again NEW
100. MOTHER - Charlie Puth NEW
Top 2019
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Remembering The Hits
On a date like this but in previous decades, these songs were No. 1, according to the compilation made by Rockmaker.
- October 24, 2009 FIREFLIES - Owl City (2 wks. at No. 1)
- October 30, 1999 MAMBO No 5 (A LITTLE BIT OF...) - Lou Bega (2 wks. at No. 1)
- October 14, 1989 RIGHT HERE WAITING - Richard Marx (5 wks. at No. 1)
- October 13, 1979 CHIQUITITA - Abba (3 wks. at No. 1)
- October 18, 1969 COME TOGETHER / SOMETHING - The Beatles (4 wks. at No. 1)
- October 17, 1959 PUT YOUR HEAD ON MY SHOULDER - Paul Anka (4 wks. at No. 1)
- October 22, 1949 THAT LUCKY OLD SUN - Frankie Laine (2 wks. at No. 1)
- September 30, 1939 MOONLIGHT SERENADE - Glenn Miller and his Orchestra (7 wks. at No. 1)
- October 26, 1929 BY THE WAY - Henry Busse and his Orchestra with Scrappy Lambert (2 wks. at No. 1)
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Gratitude
My special thanks to Sergejdordij for his recommendations of very good music, his My Personal Charts can also be followed in Crownnote.
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Don't Call Me Angel
Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey
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Take What You Want
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2 Comments
Hey Sergej!
Indeed, "Someone You Loved" entered my chart in March and left twice to finally re-enter with force and reach the top in its 23rd week. An unusual tour for a great ballad that finally convinced me. I doubt that "Circles" can snatch the scepter. Maybe "Highest In The Room", "Liar" or "Lights Up". We will see. What I am convinced of is that some of the excellent songs you recommended me enter the Top 40 in the coming weeks, because they are too good and I like them every day. Thank you very much again. We read each other.
Hello Rockmaker!
While "Someone You Loved" has worn out on me, it's still a decent song, so nice to see it at #1. Is there also a chance that "Circles" could reach #1 as well?
Also nice to see "Don't Call Me Angel" in the top 10, the massive gain for "Lights Up" and the debuts for "Lose You To Love Me" (which will chart next week for me), "Graveyard", "Harleys In Hawaii" and "Mother".
And finally, I'm very thankful for the gratitude you've given me and it's amazing to see many of my recommendations on your chart: "After The Landslide", "Lose Control", "God Is A Dancer", "Jetzt Bin Ich Ja Hier", "As Far As Feelings Go", "All My Love", "All My Friends" and "Rather Be Alone". I don't anything about the songs I've mentioned, all of them are great.
I also like the "Remembering The Hits" segment, always love seeing so many nostalgic songs on the charts.
Great chart as always and again, thank you so much for the shoutout, it literally made my day!