Weekly Chart (12/03/18)

“Sue Me” rules for a fourth week, Jax Jones & Years & Years debut Top 10 with “Play”

Sabrina Carpenter continues to lead the Top 50 for a fourth consecutive week. “Sue Me” sits comfortably at #1, while “Almost Love” reaches a new peak of #2, and “Mona Lisa” reenters the Top 10.

Years & Years’ collaboration with Jax Jones “Play” has debuted #6 on the chart, only just missing the top 5! It is Jax Jones first entry, and Years & Years’ third, while it’s also respectively both their first Top 10 entry. Charli XCX and Troye Sivan’s collaboration is expected to enter the Top 10 in a few weeks. The song was previously predicted to jump four spots this week to #15, but only knocked down due to new entries.

Miley Cyrus and Mark Ronson’s new track lands a Top 20 debut with “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart”. It is Miley’s FIRST entry on the chart, and Mark’s second. His first was “Electricity” with Dua Lipa and Diplo, which is currently sitting at #13.

“No Candle No Light” only JUST misses the Top 20 this week as it climbs two spots to #21, due to new entries. It is predicted to enter the Top 20 next week, which would be both ZAYN and Nicki Minaj’s first song to do so. ZAYN also scores a second Top 50 entry with “Rainberry”, released with the preorder of his upcoming sophomore album Icarus Falls. The song has debuted at #44.

“Without Me” reaches a new peak this week, and leaps four spots to #23. It’s also predicted to enter the Top 20 shortly, and it would be Halsey’s first entry. Billie Eilish also reaches a new peak with “come out and play”, which has jumped one spot from last weeks debut at #25 to #24.

Madison Beer’s “Hurts Like Hell” with Offset makes an unexpected slip, falling fourteen spots to #32, the first time the song’s exited the Top 20 since debuting #17 three weeks ago.

Alessia Cara’s highly anticipated sophomore album The Pains of Growing has finally dropped after three long years from her debut album Know-It-All. With the album, five new tracks have debuted on the chart. “7 Days” leads the new group of tracks, and debuts at #33. “Nintendo Games” follows shortly behind at #37, “Comfortable” debuts #42, “Out of Love” at #46, and “My Kind” closes the group at #47. “Not Today” is currently sitting inside the Top 15 as well.

Zara Larsson is on the verge of her first Top 30 entry with “Ruin My Life”. The song is one of two of the biggest gainers this week, climbing six spots to #35, while Ava Max scores her FIRST Top 50 entry with her hit song, “Sweet but Psycho”. The song debuts at #36.

Leland wins his first Top 50 entry with “Middle Of A Heartbreak” off his upcoming debut EP, and lands at #45.

Rita Ora’s brand new “Phoenix” album continues to leapfrog songs on the Top 50. “New Look” leads the group once again at #41, jumping four spots from last weeks debut spot, “Keep Talking” featuring Julia Michaels is the second biggest gainer of the week, also jumping six spots this week. It lands at #43. “Summer Love”, Rita’s song with Rudimental has jumped five spots to #45, Cashmere at #49, and Rita earns a a sixth Top 50 entry with “Hell of a Life”, which closes our chart at #50.

Hot Shot Debut:

Years & Years & Jax Jones – "Play" (#6)

Greatest Gainer

Zara Larsson – "Ruin My Life" (moves up 41-35 this week)
Rita Ora ft. Julia Michaels – "Keep Talking" (moves up 49-43 this week)

Dropping this week:

Normani & Calvin Harris – “Slow Down” (#21 peak, 3 weeks on the chart)
Lauren Jauregui – “Expectations” (#22 peak, 3 weeks on the chart)
Olivia O'Brien – “Care Less More” (#24 peak, 3 weeks on the chart)
Years & Years – “Sanctify” (#27 peak, 3 weeks on the chart)
Normani & Calvin Harris ft. Wizkid – "Checklist" (#23 peak, 3 weeks on the chart)
LANY – "If You See Her" (#36 peak, 3 weeks on the chart) 
LANY – “Thru These Tears” (#38 peak, 3 weeks on the chart) 
Billie Eilish – “you should see me in a crown” (#28 peak, 3 weeks on the chart) 
LANY – "Run" (#38 peak, 3 weeks on the chart) 
Broods – "Everything Goes (Wow)" (#46 peak, 2 weeks on the chart)
Rita Ora – "Falling To Pieces" (#48 peak, 1 week on the chart)