The Biggest Songs Of The Week!

After missing out on last week’s number 1, Dermot Kennedy climbs up one spot to take the pole position with “Innocence & Sadness” knocking off Mimi Webb from the top spot. Dermot now gains his 3^rd number 1 on my chart.

On the album front, there was a big battle all week between The 1975 & Tove Lo. In the end, The 1975 were denied another no.1 album with Tove Lo creeping above to take the top spot with her first no.1 album on my chart.

Longest chart runners:

Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (20 consecutive weeks)
MUNA - What I want (17 consecutive weeks)

Next week, Taylor Swift returns with her hugely anticipated new album “Midnights”. If it’s anything like “Folklore” or “Evermore”, then expect multiple album tracks breaking the top 40 and surely another no.1 album. Carly Rae Jepsen is also back with a new album and has had several of her album tracks already chart my top 40. Meghan Trainor also chooses this week to release her new LP.

With regards to new singles, look out for new songs from Sigrid, First Aid Kit, Ellie Goulding, Joel Corry & Tom Grennan & a collaboration between Clean Bandit & Elley Duhe.

TOP 10 ALBUMS of the week

1. Tove Lo – Dirt Femme (new entry, 1 week at no.1)

2. The 1975 – Being Funny in a Foreign Language (new entry)

3. Charlie Puth – Charlie (non mover)

4. Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under (up 1, 9 non consecutive weeks at no.1)

5. Rina Sawayama – Hold the Girl (down 4, 3 weeks at no.1)

6. BLACKPINK- Born Pink – (down 4, 1 week at no.1)

7. Beyonce – Renaissance (down 3, 4 non consecutive weeks at no.1)

8. Nelly – Still Hot in Herre (new entry)

9. The Vamps – 10 Years of The Vamps (new entry)

10. Demi Lovato – HOLY FVCK (down 4, 2 weeks at no.1)

Compact View

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Number
1 Up by 1

Innocence and Sadness
Dermot Kennedy
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
2
Number
2 Down by 1

Ghost of You
Mimi Webb
From the album: Amelia
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
2
Number
3 Up by 2

2 Be Loved (Am I Ready)
Lizzo
From the album: Special
Peak
3
Weeks
11
Number
4

Unholy
Sam Smith & Kim Petras
From the album: Gloria, Feed the Beast
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
4
Number
5 Down by 2

I'm Good (Blue)
David Guetta & Bebe Rexha
From the album: Bebe
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
8
Number
6 Debut

Grapefruit
Tove Lo
From the album: Dirt Femme
Peak
6
Weeks
1
Number
7

Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)
Kate Bush
From the album: Hounds of Love
Peak
1 (for 11 weeks)
Weeks
20
Number
8

Out of My Head
First Aid Kit
From the album: Palomino
Peak
2
Weeks
10
Number
9 Up by 5

Kiss Me
Dermot Kennedy
From the album: Sonder
Peak
2
Weeks
7
Number
10

Under The Influence
Chris Brown
From the album: Indigo
Peak
10
Weeks
6
Number
11 Up by 2

Never Be The Same
Gabrielle Aplin
From the album: Phosphorescent
Peak
11
Weeks
2
Number
12 Down by 6

uh oh
Tate McRae
Peak
5
Weeks
3
Number
13 Down by 1

Angel
First Aid Kit
From the album: Palomino
Peak
3
Weeks
8
Number
14 Up by 1

Super Freaky Girl
Nicki Minaj
From the album: Queen Radio: Volume 1, Pink Friday 2
Peak
14
Weeks
8
Number
15 Debut

Call on Me
Tove Lo & SG Lewis
From the album: AudioLust & HigherLove, Dirt Femme
Peak
15
Weeks
1
Number
16 Down by 5

Satellite
Khalid
Peak
7
Weeks
4
Number
17 Down by 8

Hotel
Montell Fish
From the album: Her Love Still Haunts Me Like a Ghost
Peak
9
Weeks
4
Number
18 Down by 2

What I Want
MUNA
From the album: MUNA
Peak
2
Weeks
17
Number
19 Up by 1

All These Nights
Tom Grennan
From the album: What Ifs & Maybes
Peak
3
Weeks
11
Number
20 Debut

Oh Caroline
The 1975
From the album: Being Funny In A Foreign Language
Peak
20
Weeks
1
Number
21 Debut

Breathe
Grace Davies
From the album: It Wasn't Perfect, But We Tried
Peak
21
Weeks
1
Number
22 Down by 5

Hold Me Closer
Elton John & Britney Spears
From the album: The Lockdown Sessions
Peak
2
Weeks
8
Number
23 Up by 1

Calm Down
Rema & Selena Gomez
From the album: Rave & Roses
Peak
23
Weeks
4
Number
24 Up by 3

Bad Habit
Steve Lacy
From the album: Gemini Rights
Peak
24
Weeks
2
Number
25 Re-Entry

How Long
Tove Lo
From the album: Euphoria: Season 2 (Soundtrack), Dirt Femme
Peak
13
Weeks
8
Number
26 Debut

Dance All Over Me
George Ezra
From the album: Gold Rush Kid
Peak
26
Weeks
1
Number
27 Down by 8

All By Myself
Alok, Sigala, & Ellie Goulding
From the album: Higher Than Heaven, Every Cloud
Peak
19
Weeks
2
Number
28 Down by 10

Heartstrings
M-22 & Ella Henderson
Peak
6
Weeks
6
Number
29 Debut

Tears on My Piano
Charlie Puth
From the album: CHARLIE
Peak
29
Weeks
1
Number
30 Debut

True Romance
Tove Lo
From the album: Dirt Femme
Peak
30
Weeks
1
Number
31 Down by 8

I Just Want a Lover
Noah Cyrus
From the album: The Hardest Part
Peak
20
Weeks
5
Number
32 Down by 11

Yeah Yeah Yeah
BLACKPINK
From the album: BORN PINK
Peak
7
Weeks
5
Number
33 Down by 7

Forget Me
Lewis Capaldi
From the album: Broken By Desire to Be Heavenly Sent
Peak
16
Weeks
6
Number
34 Debut

2 Die 4
Tove Lo
From the album: Dirt Femme
Peak
34
Weeks
1
Number
35 Debut

CUFF IT
Beyoncé
From the album: RENAISSANCE
Peak
35
Weeks
1
Number
36 Down by 3

Another Love
Tom Odell
From the album: Long Way Down
Peak
29
Weeks
7
Number
37 Down by 3

Stranger
Lauv
From the album: All 4 Nothing
Peak
6
Weeks
10
Number
38 Down by 10

All For You
Cian Ducrot & Ella Henderson
From the album: Everything I Didn't Say
Peak
28
Weeks
6
Number
39 Down by 2

Deja Vu
Elaine
Peak
37
Weeks
2
Number
40 Down by 4

PSYCHO
Anne-Marie & Aitch
From the album: UNHEALTHY
Peak
36
Weeks
3

Dropouts

Number
22 Dropout

Not Another Rockstar
Maisie Peters
Peak
22
Weeks
1
Number
25 Dropout

Gangsta's Paradise
Coolio featuring L.V.
From the album: Gangsta's Paradise, I Am L.V., Dangerous Minds: Music from the Motion Picture
Peak
3
Weeks
2
Number
29 Dropout

Best Friends
The Weeknd
From the album: Dawn FM
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
14
Number
30 Dropout

I Ain't Worried
OneRepublic
From the album: Top Gun: Maverick (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), Artificial Paradise
Peak
10
Weeks
17
Number
31 Dropout

Million Dollar Baby
Ava Max
From the album: Diamonds & Dancefloors
Peak
17
Weeks
6
Number
32 Dropout

Hurricanes
Rina Sawayama
From the album: Hold the Girl
Peak
22
Weeks
4
Number
35 Dropout

Scandalous
Gryffin & Tinashe
From the album: Alive
Peak
35
Weeks
1
Number
38 Dropout

Carolina
Taylor Swift
From the album: Where the Crawdads Sing (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Peak
2
Weeks
16
Number
39 Dropout

Swan Upon Leda
Hozier
Peak
39
Weeks
1
Number
40 Dropout

House On Fire
Mimi Webb
From the album: Amelia
Peak
2
Weeks
17

A chart by

Zack Khan

Date

October 21, 2022

Songs

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2 1 Dermot Kennedy – “Innocence and Sadness” 1(×1) 2

1 2 Mimi Webb – “Ghost of You” 1(×1) 2

5 3 Lizzo – “2 Be Loved (Am I Ready)” 3 11

4 4 Sam Smith & Kim Petras – “Unholy” 1(×1) 4

3 5 David Guetta & Bebe Rexha – “I'm Good (Blue)” 1(×5) 8

NE 6 Tove Lo – “Grapefruit” 6 1

7 7 Kate Bush – “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” 1(×11) 20

8 8 First Aid Kit – “Out of My Head” 2 10

14 9 Dermot Kennedy – “Kiss Me” 2 7

10 10 Chris Brown – “Under The Influence” 10 6

13 11 Gabrielle Aplin – “Never Be The Same” 11 2

6 12 Tate McRae – “uh oh” 5 3

12 13 First Aid Kit – “Angel” 3 8

15 14 Nicki Minaj – “Super Freaky Girl” 14 8

NE 15 Tove Lo & SG Lewis – “Call on Me” 15 1

11 16 Khalid – “Satellite” 7 4

9 17 Montell Fish – “Hotel” 9 4

16 18 MUNA – “What I Want” 2 17

20 19 Tom Grennan – “All These Nights” 3 11

NE 20 The 1975 – “Oh Caroline” 20 1

NE 21 Grace Davies – “Breathe” 21 1

17 22 Elton John & Britney Spears – “Hold Me Closer” 2 8

24 23 Rema & Selena Gomez – “Calm Down” 23 4

27 24 Steve Lacy – “Bad Habit” 24 2

RE 25 Tove Lo – “How Long” 13 8

NE 26 George Ezra – “Dance All Over Me” 26 1

19 27 Alok, Sigala, & Ellie Goulding – “All By Myself” 19 2

18 28 M-22 & Ella Henderson – “Heartstrings” 6 6

NE 29 Charlie Puth – “Tears on My Piano” 29 1

NE 30 Tove Lo – “True Romance” 30 1

23 31 Noah Cyrus – “I Just Want a Lover” 20 5

21 32 BLACKPINK – “Yeah Yeah Yeah” 7 5

26 33 Lewis Capaldi – “Forget Me” 16 6

NE 34 Tove Lo – “2 Die 4” 34 1

NE 35 Beyoncé – “CUFF IT” 35 1

33 36 Tom Odell – “Another Love” 29 7

34 37 Lauv – “Stranger” 6 10

28 38 Cian Ducrot & Ella Henderson – “All For You” 28 6

37 39 Elaine – “Deja Vu ” 37 2

36 40 Anne-Marie & Aitch – “PSYCHO” 36 3

DROPOUTS:

22 -- Maisie Peters – “Not Another Rockstar” 22 1

25 -- Coolio ft. L.V. – “Gangsta's Paradise” 3 2

29 -- The Weeknd – “Best Friends” 1(×1) 14

30 -- OneRepublic – “I Ain't Worried” 10 17

31 -- Ava Max – “Million Dollar Baby” 17 6

32 -- Rina Sawayama – “Hurricanes” 22 4

35 -- Gryffin & Tinashe – “Scandalous” 35 1

38 -- Taylor Swift – “Carolina” 2 16

39 -- Hozier – “Swan Upon Leda” 39 1

40 -- Mimi Webb – “House On Fire” 2 17

2 Comments

Interesting to see Dermot Kennedy climb to the top spot.

Lizzo enters the top 3 it must be definitely growing on you I see heavily growing on you . Unholy maintains being in the top 5 interesting there too . Like seeing Tove Lo dominance with some tracks from the album sadly she couldn't grab the top spot on the albums chart. Like seeing Kiss Me returning to the 10 . I noticed 20 weeks for Kate Bush inside top 20 the song of the year for you. Under the influence keep it steady at #10

Super Freaky Girl earns a new peak but slowly i guess the rap flow and the beat makes it nice.

Bad habit keeps on pushing in its 2nd week. Calm Down does the same too

Cuff It finally debut wow you in the mood to fuck it up i love that song .

Anne-Marie Psycho on the edge to leave the chart as well as Deja Vu

Hey mate, yes loving Lizzo's track but she's now facing Taylor Swift so wondering if she may have peaked at no.3 but stil too early to tell. Tove Lo did get the number 1 album, in doing so, she prevented The 1975 from getting another no.1 album (they pretty much have always had a number 1 album with me but I feel their music style is changing a little and Tove Lo's album surprised me how good it was).Yes, 20 weeks in the top 10 for Kate Bush that might be threatened on the next chart with Taylor Swift's release. I initially did not like Super Freaky Girl as I just thought it was just a lame cover but now I find it so catchyespecially the end of the chorus - F..R...EEEEE...AK! Yes, Bad habit and Calm down are slow gainers, and Cuff it finally entered the chart. I don't think Beyonce planned on releasing that as a single, with no video yet out either. Im guessing Alien Superstar might not become a single at this rate.. Anne Marie's Psycho took a while to grow on me, but her and Elaine may struggle to stay in the chart again due to Taylor Swift...