It appears to be like like Sabrina Carpenter’s reign on the Official U.Ok. Singles Chart with “Please Please Please” isn’t ending anytime quickly.
Projections point out she’ll maintain the No. 1 spot for a fourth consecutive week. In the meantime, her former chart-topper “Espresso” stays regular at No. 2 within the midweek replace.
However be careful Sabrina — Shaboozey is shaking issues up! His single “A Bar Music (Tipsy)” – which famously interpolates J-Kwon’s 2004 smash “Tipsy” – is presently simply over 1,000 chart models behind Carpenter, sitting fairly at No. 3.
With such a slim hole, might Shaboozey lastly sip his method to the highest?
The monitor debuted at No. 41 on the Official Singles Chart, climbed to No. 16 the next week, and gave Shaboozey his first U.Ok. High 10 single every week later when it rose to No. 6.
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In the meantime, British breakout star Myles Smith is aiming excessive together with his monitor “Stargazing.” The one is about to leap two spots to No. 4, marking his highest chart place to this point. Smith first appeared on the Official U.Ok. Singles Chart together with his 2024 single “Solo,” which peaked at No. 69. His debut EP, You Promised A Lifetime, reached No. 30 on the Official Albums Downloads Chart.
Following their show-stopping headline slot at Glastonbury Pageant, Coldplay’s newest monitor “feelslikeimfallinginlove” is on a sky-high trajectory, projected to succeed in a brand new peak within the prime 20, touchdown at No. 12.
In the meantime, Shady’s again (again once more), as Eminem returns together with his new monitor “Tobey” that includes Large Sean and Babytron, from his forthcoming album The Dying of Slim Shady. “Tobey” is climbing a whopping 59 locations to No. 17.
It follows the success of Eminem’s earlier single “Houdini,” which marked his eleventh U.Ok. No. 1 single in June 2024.
“Houdini” was the Detroit rapper’s first absolutely solo No. 1 since “Toy Troopers” in 2005 and his first U.Ok. chart-topper since 2020’s “Godzilla,” that includes Juice WRLD.