Zach's Weekly Top 50 - March 1, 2019 (#148) | Charts

After becoming the chart's first No. 1 debut since "Nice for What" in April 2018, Foals "On the Luna" stays up top, while the band's "Exits" enters the top 5 and mid-week release "Sunday" edges onto the chart at No. 49. These three songs are Foals' first three chartings.
Lizzo reaches the top 10 with her first chart appearance "Juice". "A Lot" gives 21 Savage his second trip to the top 10, and highest speaking song (it's his fourth charting song) and is J. Cole's third appearance in the top 10 (his 10th charting song).
In addition to Foals with "Sunday", Lana Del Rey and Vampire Weekend cop their fourth and second chart debuts, respectively.
Kabaka Pyramid and Damian Marley's "Kontraband" heads to the recurrent heap after charting for 21 weeks with a No. 5 peak.

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Number
1

On the Luna
Foals
From the album: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
2
Number
2

Timebomb
WALK THE MOON
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
6
Number
3

Harmony Hall
Vampire Weekend
From the album: Father of the Bride
Peak
3
Weeks
4
Number
4 Up by 4

Exits
Foals
From the album: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1
Peak
4
Weeks
4
Number
5

Sundress
A$AP Rocky
Peak
3
Weeks
7
Number
6

Plain Jane
A$AP Ferg
From the album: Still Striving
Peak
6
Weeks
4
Number
7 Down by 3

Heroin
Badflower
From the album: OK, I'm Sick
Peak
2
Weeks
7
Number
8 Up by 3

Juice
Lizzo
From the album: Cuz I Love You
Peak
8
Weeks
5
Number
9 Up by 12

a lot
21 Savage featuring J. Cole
From the album: i am > i was
Peak
9
Weeks
3
Number
10

When Doves Cry
Prince
From the album: Purple Rain (Soundtrack)
Peak
9
Weeks
4
Number
11 Down by 4

Numb
MEG MYERS
From the album: Take Me to the Disco
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
9
Number
12 Up by 3

Future Me Hates Me
The Beths
From the album: Future Me Hates Me
Peak
12
Weeks
7
Number
13 Down by 1

Northern Lights
Death Cab for Cutie featuring Lauren Mayberry
From the album: Thank You for Today
Peak
4
Weeks
9
Number
14 Down by 5

Movement
Hozier
From the album: Wasteland, Baby!
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
14
Number
15 Down by 2

The Way I Am
Charlie Puth
From the album: Voicenotes
Peak
3
Weeks
9
Number
16 Up by 2

The Joke
Brandi Carlile
From the album: By the Way, I Forgive You
Peak
6
Weeks
10
Number
17 Down by 3

Sunflower
Post Malone & Swae Lee
From the album: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
10
Weeks
11
Number
18 Up by 2

Shallow
Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper
From the album: A Star Is Born Soundtrack
Peak
18
Weeks
18
Number
19 Down by 2

Cheers
Anderson .Paak featuring Q-Tip
From the album: Oxnard
Peak
3
Weeks
15
Number
20 Up by 4

Venice Bitch
Lana Del Rey
From the album: Norman Fucking Rockwell!
Peak
20
Weeks
7
Number
21 Down by 5

Electricity
Silk City & Dua Lipa featuring Diplo & Mark Ronson
From the album: Dua Lipa
Peak
8
Weeks
4
Number
22 Up by 1

SICKO MODE
Travis Scott featuring Drake
From the album: ASTROWORLD
Peak
20
Weeks
17
Number
23 Up by 3

Mariners Apartment Complex
Lana Del Rey
From the album: Norman Fucking Rockwell!
Peak
23
Weeks
5
Number
24 Down by 5

breathin
Ariana Grande
From the album: Sweetener
Peak
3
Weeks
21
Number
25 Up by 3

If I Say
Mumford & Sons
From the album: Delta
Peak
17
Weeks
14
Number
26 Down by 4

We Appreciate Power
Grimes featuring HANA
From the album: Miss Anthropocene
Peak
7
Weeks
10
Number
27 Up by 3

Fine Mess
Interpol
From the album: A Fine Mess EP
Peak
27
Weeks
4
Number
28 Down by 3

Uproar
Lil Wayne
From the album: Tha Carter V
Peak
5
Weeks
12
Number
29 Up by 4

This Is America
Childish Gambino
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
16
Number
30 Up by 6

The Mint
Earl Sweatshirt featuring Navy Blue
From the album: Some Rap Songs
Peak
30
Weeks
9
Number
31 Up by 3

Puff Daddy
JPEGMAFIA featuring Kenny Beats
Peak
29
Weeks
7
Number
32

Nothing Breaks Like a Heart
Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus
From the album: Late Night Feelings
Peak
9
Weeks
8
Number
33 Down by 6

Rome (Always In The Dark)
Low
From the album: Double Negative
Peak
13
Weeks
8
Number
34 Down by 5

Take This Lonely Heart
Nothing But Thieves
From the album: What Did You Think When You Made Me This Way? (EP)
Peak
2
Weeks
19
Number
35 Up by 4

Meet Again
Maxo Kream
Peak
35
Weeks
3
Number
36 Debut

hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have – but i have it
Lana Del Rey
From the album: Norman Fucking Rockwell!
Peak
36
Weeks
1
Number
37 Down by 2

Ill Wind
Radiohead
From the album: A Moon Shaped Pool
Peak
35
Weeks
5
Number
38 Down by 7

Brother's Keeper
Anderson .Paak featuring Pusha T
From the album: Oxnard
Peak
2
Weeks
15
Number
39 Down by 1

POTATO SALAD
Tyler, The Creator & A$AP Rocky
Peak
23
Weeks
21
Number
40 Up by 10

NEW ORLEANS
BROCKHAMPTON
From the album: iridescence
Peak
40
Weeks
5
Number
41 Down by 1

Off Deez
JID featuring J. Cole
From the album: DiCaprio 2
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
16
Number
42 Debut

2021
Vampire Weekend
From the album: Father of the Bride
Peak
42
Weeks
1
Number
43

Rainbow
Kacey Musgraves
From the album: Golden Hour
Peak
43
Weeks
2
Number
44 Down by 3

Tints
Anderson .Paak featuring Kendrick Lamar
From the album: Oxnard
Peak
3
Weeks
21
Number
45 Down by 8

How Long
Charlie Puth
From the album: Voicenotes
Peak
35
Weeks
8
Number
46 Re-Entry

Can't Believe the Way We Flow
James Blake
From the album: Assume Form
Peak
43
Weeks
4
Number
47 Down by 3

Mona Lisa
Lil Wayne featuring Kendrick Lamar
From the album: Tha Carter V
Peak
12
Weeks
22
Number
48 Re-Entry

Nina Cried Power
Hozier featuring Mavis Staples
From the album: Nina Cried Power, Wasteland, Baby!
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
20
Number
49 Debut

Sunday
Foals
From the album: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1
Peak
49
Weeks
1
Number
50 Down by 8

Fly
Low
From the album: Double Negative
Peak
15
Weeks
7

Dropouts

Number
45 Dropout

BUSY / SIRENS
Saba featuring theMIND
From the album: CARE FOR ME
Peak
3
Weeks
14
Number
46 Dropout

Sweet but Psycho
Ava Max
From the album: Heaven & Hell
Peak
30
Weeks
7
Number
47 Dropout

Tell Them
James Blake featuring Metro Boomin & Moses Sumney
From the album: Assume Form
Peak
47
Weeks
1
Number
48 Dropout

Kontraband
Kabaka Pyramid featuring Damian Marley
From the album: Kontraband
Peak
5
Weeks
21
Number
49 Dropout

thank u, next
Ariana Grande
From the album: thank u, next
Peak
17
Weeks
14

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Zach

Date

March 1, 2019

Songs

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1 1 Foals – “On the Luna” 1(×2) 2

2 2 WALK THE MOON – “Timebomb” 1(×1) 6

3 3 Vampire Weekend – “Harmony Hall” 3 4

8 4 Foals – “Exits” 4 4

5 5 A$AP Rocky – “Sundress” 3 7

6 6 A$AP Ferg – “Plain Jane” 6 4

4 7 Badflower – “Heroin” 2 7

11 8 Lizzo – “Juice” 8 5

21 9 21 Savage ft. J. Cole – “a lot” 9 3

10 10 Prince – “When Doves Cry” 9 4

7 11 MEG MYERS – “Numb” 1(×2) 9

15 12 The Beths – “Future Me Hates Me” 12 7

12 13 Death Cab for Cutie ft. Lauren Mayberry – “Northern Lights” 4 9

9 14 Hozier – “Movement” 1(×4) 14

13 15 Charlie Puth – “The Way I Am” 3 9

18 16 Brandi Carlile – “The Joke” 6 10

14 17 Post Malone & Swae Lee – “Sunflower” 10 11

20 18 Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – “Shallow” 18 18

17 19 Anderson .Paak ft. Q-Tip – “Cheers” 3 15

24 20 Lana Del Rey – “Venice Bitch” 20 7

16 21 Silk City & Dua Lipa ft. Diplo & Mark Ronson – “Electricity” 8 4

23 22 Travis Scott ft. Drake – “SICKO MODE” 20 17

26 23 Lana Del Rey – “Mariners Apartment Complex” 23 5

19 24 Ariana Grande – “breathin” 3 21

28 25 Mumford & Sons – “If I Say” 17 14

22 26 Grimes ft. HANA – “We Appreciate Power” 7 10

30 27 Interpol – “Fine Mess” 27 4

25 28 Lil Wayne – “Uproar” 5 12

33 29 Childish Gambino – “This Is America” 1(×3) 16

36 30 Earl Sweatshirt ft. Navy Blue – “The Mint” 30 9

34 31 JPEGMAFIA ft. Kenny Beats – “Puff Daddy” 29 7

32 32 Mark Ronson ft. Miley Cyrus – “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart” 9 8

27 33 Low – “Rome (Always In The Dark)” 13 8

29 34 Nothing But Thieves – “Take This Lonely Heart” 2 19

39 35 Maxo Kream – “Meet Again” 35 3

NE 36 Lana Del Rey – “hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have – but i have it” 36 1

35 37 Radiohead – “Ill Wind” 35 5

31 38 Anderson .Paak ft. Pusha T – “Brother's Keeper” 2 15

38 39 Tyler, The Creator & A$AP Rocky – “POTATO SALAD” 23 21

50 40 BROCKHAMPTON – “NEW ORLEANS” 40 5

40 41 JID ft. J. Cole – “Off Deez” 1(×2) 16

NE 42 Vampire Weekend – “2021” 42 1

43 43 Kacey Musgraves – “Rainbow” 43 2

41 44 Anderson .Paak ft. Kendrick Lamar – “Tints” 3 21

37 45 Charlie Puth – “How Long” 35 8

RE 46 James Blake – “Can't Believe the Way We Flow” 43 4

44 47 Lil Wayne ft. Kendrick Lamar – “Mona Lisa” 12 22

RE 48 Hozier ft. Mavis Staples – “Nina Cried Power” 1(×5) 20

NE 49 Foals – “Sunday” 49 1

42 50 Low – “Fly” 15 7

DROPOUTS:

45 -- Saba ft. theMIND – “BUSY / SIRENS” 3 14

46 -- Ava Max – “Sweet but Psycho” 30 7

47 -- James Blake ft. Metro Boomin & Moses Sumney – “Tell Them” 47 1

48 -- Kabaka Pyramid ft. Damian Marley – “Kontraband” 5 21

49 -- Ariana Grande – “thank u, next” 17 14

1 Comment

Great to see a lot making top 10 as well as When Doves Cry still being there. Wait... How did I miss Radiohead's new song? (yeah, now I know it's from A Moon Shaped Pool). I need to listen to that immediately. 2016 was so lit... Blonde, Lemonade, A Seat At The Table, A Moon Shaped Pool, Blackstar, The Life of Pablo, Coloring Book. Last year there wasn't even one album as great as those. I hope this year will be at least as good as this week.