Ed Sheeran makes Crown 100 history with his first two appearances on the chart, instantly claiming the top two spots on the Crown 100 with "Shape Of You" at #1 and "Castle On The Hill" at #2, both from his upcoming album ÷. "Shape Of You" brought in roughly 122,000 points this week, a fair amount below the 151,000 points accumulated for "Starboy" the week prior, but enough to take steam away from the 12-week chart-topper.

Steady at #3 is what's now the highest of the two collaborations by The Weeknd and Daft Punk, "I Feel It Coming." The track gains about 24,000 points this week and could be in contention for #1 in the coming weeks. Thus, last week's #1, "Starboy," falls to #4 with a nearly 50,000-point drop, suggesting its reign at the top may finally have ended as the Starboy era shifts focus to its newest single. "Rockabye" by Clean Bandit featuring Sean Paul and Anne-Marie caps the top five with just under 94,000 points.

At a new peak of #6 after two weeks out of the top ten, Alan Walker's "Alone" rebounds. Following at #7 and #8, Bruno Mars's "24K Magic" and Machine Gun Kelly featuring Camila Cabello's "Bad Things" are both fairly steady, allowing them both to pass Adele's "Water Under The Bridge," now #9 with 14,000 fewer points than during the previous week. One song enters the top ten for the first time this week: ZAYN and Taylor Swift's Fifty Shades Darker collaboration "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" jumps to #10 after two weeks in wait at #12.

Making a big leap and preparing for a potential top-10 hit to come, Bebe Rexha's latest single, "I Got You," moves up from #40 to #11 this week. Also finding a new peak on this week's Crown 100 is Rag'n'Bone Man's "Human," which moves up to #13.

Aside from the pair of Ed Sheeran debuts, Snakehips and MØ have the highest debut at #21 with "Don't Leave." Migos featuring Lil Uzi Vert, who just missed a debut last week, make up for missing a week by entering meme-friendly "Bad And Boujee" at #24. Alessia Cara also debuts "Seventeen" at #48 after recently releasing a music video for the Know-It-All track.