The Spice Girls achieve a huge milestone, as they dethrone themselves with their second Number 1-hit

The Spice Girls score their second chart-topper with Say You’ll Be There, dethroning themselves in the process. The song was the highest debut of last week. The ladies previously spent ten record-breaking weeks at Number 1 with their hit Wannabe, making this their eleventh consecutive week at Number 1. No act has ever dethroned itself on this list before, making the Spice Girls the first ever act to replace themselves at Number 1. It should be noted that not many artists manage to score two consecutive Number 1s, let alone with their first two ever singles. This makes the Spice Girls one of the biggest debuting acts of all time. The last artist to score two consecutive Number 1s was Mariah Carey with Fantasy, immediately followed by One Sweet Day. The Spice Girls’ Say You’ll Be There has been receiving international success as well, reaching Number 1 in the United Kingdom and other countries.

Toni Braxton scores her first Top 10-single with Un-Break My Heart. The American vocalist has scored many hits in America, including two Number 1s on the Billboard Hot 100. On this list, Miss Braxton has entered the list with You're Makin' Me High, which peaked at Number 16. Her newest single reaches Number 10 this week, becoming her highest-peaking single to date.

No Mercy score the highest debut of the week. The American trio consists of Marty Cintron, Ariel Hernández and Gabriel Hernández. The boy group has not entered the list before, making Where Do You Go their debut single. The song is a cover of the original by German Eurodance-act La Bouche, who scored a big hit in June 1995 with their chart-topper Be My Lover. The No Mercy version debuts at Number 19 this week.