Britney Spears celebrates a second week at Number 1

Britney Spears earns herself a second consecutive week at Number 1 with ...Baby One More Time. The single is speedily becoming a global phenomenon, topping almost every worldwide chart it enters. Most notably, the single topped the Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Official Charts. The single faces strong competition from Lenny Kravitz in the second position and 2Pac in the third position. 2Pac his new post-humous single Changes is coincidentally his third hit to peak at Number 3, following California Love and Do For Love.

Last year, BLØF experienced a massive breakthrough and had popularized Dutch contemporary genre. The group scored their first hit with Liefs Uit Londen, which peaked at Number 2, scored over 80,000 points and became the seventh-best-scoring single of 1998. More singles followed, including Aan De Kust (Live) and Wat Zou Je Doen, which both became successes for the group. BLØF now returns with a new single, met with high anticipation.

BLØF scores the highest debut of this week with Harder Dan Ik Hebben Kan, entering within the Top 10. The song serves as the lead single of the group’s upcoming new album “Boven”. The melancholic song talks about the end of a relationship that is taking a toll on the singer. The single has been critically acclaimed in the Netherlands and promises to become another hit. Harder Dan Ik Hebben Kan debuts at Number 10 this week. The single is BLØF their highest opening week to date.