FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 29, 2025
Rockmaker’s Spotlight | Kendrick Lamar maintains his reign at #1 with "Luther" (featuring SZA) while strengthening his presence in the Top Ten with a total of five songs, including the return of "All The Stars"—his 2018 hit with SZA—to the upper ranks of the chart. Meanwhile, Tate McRae earns her second Top Ten with "Sports Car," and LISA, Doja Cat, and RAYE reenter the Top 5 with "Born Again." |
- Number 1
Peak1 (for 2 weeks)Weeks11 - Number 2Peak1 (for 1 weeks)Weeks24
- Number 3
Peak1 (for 3 weeks)Weeks14 - Number 4 Peak4Weeks13
- Number 5 Up by 2
Peak5Weeks4 - Number 6 Down by 1
Peak5Weeks9 - Number 7 Down by 1
Peak1 (for 10 weeks)Weeks29 - Number 8 Up by 3
Peak8Weeks5 - Number 9 Up by 1
Peak9Weeks8 - Number 10 Up by 2
Peak4Weeks19 - Number 11 Down by 3
Peak1 (for 4 weeks)Weeks20 - Number 12 Up by 1
Peak12Weeks4 - Number 13 Up by 1 Peak13Weeks4
- Number 14 Down by 5
Peak5Weeks14 - Number 15 Up by 3
Peak15Weeks8 - Number 16 Up by 4
Peak16Weeks5 - Number 17
Peak17Weeks7 - Number 18 Down by 3
Peak3Weeks18 - Number 19 Up by 7Peak19Weeks5
- Number 20 Down by 4Peak10Weeks14
- Number 21 Up by 1
Peak21Weeks4 - Number 22 Down by 1
Peak6Weeks9 - Number 23 Up by 4
Peak5Weeks21 - Number 24 Down by 5
Peak1 (for 5 weeks)Weeks36 - Number 25 Down by 2
Peak15Weeks7 - Number 26 Up by 6
Peak26Weeks3 - Number 27 Down by 2Peak22Weeks5
- Number 28 Up by 5
Peak28Weeks3 - Number 29 Re-Entry
Peak10Weeks12 - Number 30 Down by 2
Peak28Weeks5 - Number 31 Down by 1 Peak30Weeks4
- Number 32 Down by 8Peak7Weeks11
- Number 33 Debut
Peak33Weeks1 - Number 34 Up by 6
Peak34Weeks2 - Number 35 Down by 4Peak30Weeks5
- Number 36 Down by 1 Peak11Weeks9
- Number 37 Down by 3
Peak34Weeks5 - Number 38 Down by 9
Peak28Weeks5 - Number 39 Down by 1
Peak8Weeks15 - Number 40 Debut
Peak40Weeks1 - Number 36 Dropout
Peak36Weeks1 - Number 37 DropoutPeak4Weeks16
- Number 39 Dropout
Peak7Weeks12
2 Comments
Hi there Rockmaker!
Nice to see "Luther" at the top, "Born Again" in the top 5, "Sports Car" reaching the top 10, the debuts for "Revolving Door" ands "I Know Love" and the return for "Pink Pony Club" in the top 40.
I also like the new peaks for "DENIAL IS A RIVER", "Peekaboo", "Halo", "The Days", "Rushmere", "Busy Woman" and "Ordinary" in the top 40.
Below the top 40, I Like the debuts for "Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else" and "It's Amazing To Be Young", as well as the Roberta Flack returns. RIP to her.
Great chart as usual!
Take care.
Here is my latest chart to check out:
https://www.crownnote.com/charts/sergejdordij/sergejs-personal-chart-28022025
Under Top 40
41. Killing Me Softly With His Song - Roberta Flack (RE-ENTRY)
42. Indigo - Sam Barber featuring Avery Anna ↑¹
43. Wind Up Missin’ You - Tucker Wetmore ↑¹³
44. NOKIA - Drake ↓⁹
45. It Feels So Good - Matt Sassari, HUGEL & Sonique ↓¹
46. 4×4×U - Lainey Wilson ↓⁴
47. Swimming In The Ocean - Wilder Woods ↓⁴
48. Mantra - JENNIE ↓¹¹
49. This Is Who I Am - Celeste ↔
50. With You - Dean Lewis ↓⁴
51. IT girl - JADE ↓¹
52. Blue - yung kai ↑²
53. Headlock - Imogen Heap ↓¹
54. Who You Share It With - Layup ↔
55. Bad Dreams - Teddy Swims ↓⁸
56. Push The Tempo - Sub Focus with Katy B ↑⁶
57. Beanie - Chezile ↓²
58. Born With a Broken Heart - Damiano David ↓¹⁹
59. Carry You Home - Alex Warren ↓¹¹
60. Real Man - beabadoobee ↓¹
61. Squabble Up - Kendrick Lamar ↓⁴
62. Dirty Cash (Money Talks) - PAWSA with The Adventures Of Stevie V ↓¹¹
63. Filthy Rich - Ella Henderson ↓³
64. I Don't Want To Live Like This - James Marriott ↓³
65. Arm's Length - Sam Fender ↓¹
66. People Watching - Sam Fender ↑⁵
67. Are You Even Real - Teddy Swims featuring GIVĒON ↓⁹
68. Sailor Song - Gigi Perez ↓¹
69. Rollercoaster - Perrie ↓⁶
70. Twenties - GIVĒON ↓¹
71. Die Trying - PARTYNEXTDOOR with Drake & Yebba ↑¹
72. Tweaker - G3 GELO ↓⁶
73. No Bad Vibes - Jazzy with KILIMANJARO ↓⁵
74. Call Me When You Break Up - Selena Gomez and benny blanco with Gracie Abrams ↑³
75. Use My Heart Against Me - Jessica Simpson ↓³
76. Love Me Not - Ravyn Lenae ↑²
77. Tell Me - Sonny Fodera with Clementine Douglas ↑³
78. Rock n Roll - Leony & G-Eazy ↑¹
79. Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me) - LISA ↓³
80. Here In Your Arms - Nathan Dawe with Abi Flynn ↑⁷
81. Strategy - TWICE featuring Megan Thee Stallion ↓¹⁶
82. ExtraL - JENNIE featuring Doechii ↑⁴
83. Birds Of A Feather - Billie Eilish ↓²
84. Too Much - Dove Cameron ↑³
85. Happen To Me - Russell Dickerson ↑⁸
86. LV Bag - Don Toliver and Speedy featuring j-hope & Pharrell Williams (NEW)
87. Better Me For You (Brown Eyes) - Max McNown ↑⁹
88. Last Night I Dreamt I Fell In Love - Alok with Kylie Minogue ↑⁷
89. Slow Motion - Jonah Marais with Ryan Lewis ↓⁵
90. Forbidden Road - Robbie Williams ↓⁶
91. Little Bit Closer - Sam Fender ↑³
92. The Closer I Get to You - Roberta Flack with Donny Hathaway (RE-ENTRY)
93. Running Around - Ely Oaks (NEW)
94. Nissan Altima - Doechii ↑³
95. Tonight I Celebrate My Love - Peabo Bryson and Roberta Flack (RE-ENTRY)
96. Remember My Name - Sam Fender ↓⁸
97. A N X I E T Y - Sleepy Hallow featuring Doechii (NEW)
98. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack (RE-ENTRY)
99. Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else - Benson Boone (NEW)
100. It's Amazing To Be Young - Fontaines D.C. (NEW)
* Bold letters indicate that the song is gaining points. Letters in red indicate a debut or re-entry. The superscript numbers next to the ↑ or ↓ symbols indicate how many positions a song has moved up or down.
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