Doja Cat holds off a hattrick of scorching Olivia Rodrigo numbers for a second week at No. 1 within the U.Ok. with “Paint The Town Red” (through Ministry of Sound).
The chief on the midweek stage, “Paint The Town Red” completes the cycle because the most-streamed monitor within the nation for a second consecutive week, the Official Charts Company experiences.
As Rodrigo scores her second albums chart title, with Guts (through Geffen), three songs from it spill on up the U.Ok. singles chart.
Former chart-topper “Vampire” is up 3-2, whereas “Bad Idea Right” soars 12-3, for a brand new peak place. Also, Rodrigo owns the very best new entry on the newest Official U.Ok. Singles Chart, printed Sept. 15, as “Get Him Back” bows at No. 7, for her seventh U.Ok. prime 10.
Also heading north on the weekly tally is Fred Again and Obongjayar’s “Adore U” (Atlantic) up 9-4; Cassö, RAYE & D-Block Europe’s “Prada” (Ministry of Sound) up 7-5; newcomer Kenya Grace’s viral quantity “Strangers” (FFRR), up 20-12 in its second week; and Troye Sivan’s “Rush” (Polydor) up 22-21.
BTS member V luggage his first solo singles chart prime 40 entry with “Slow Dancing” (BigHit Entertainment), from his solo debut LP Layover. It’s new at No. 24. As a member of BTS, V has an extra 9 prime 40 appearances, with three of these songs reaching No. 3.
Leigh-Anne enjoys a prime 40 debut with “My Love” (Warner Records) that includes Ayra Starr. It’s new at No. 28 for each artist’s second prime 40 look.
Meanwhile, the Rolling Stones’ roll into the chart as soon as extra. “Angry,” lifted from the legendary rock band’s forthcoming album Hackney Diamonds, is new at No. 34. The Rock And Roll Hall of Famers now boast 44 prime 40 hits of their homeland, throughout a profession spanning greater than 60 years.
Finally, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion crack the highest 40 with their newest collaboration “Bongos” (Atlantic), new at No. 35. It’s the followup to the U.S. rappers’ controversial hit from 2020 “WAP,” which spent three weeks at No. 1. “Bongos” is Cardi’s 14th and Megan’s fifth U.Ok. prime 40.
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