Crystal Top 40 (Week 40/2019)

About 8-9 charts between July-early September are currently missing from my CrownNote archive, they will be filled in due time (so whenever I have the time lol).

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Number
1 Up by 5

Professor X
Dave
From the album: Top Boy (A Selection of Music Inspired by the Series)
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
2
Number
2 Debut

Doyin
Mr Eazi & Simi
Peak
2
Weeks
1
Number
3 Down by 2

How You Want It?
Teyana Taylor featuring King Combs
From the album: THE ALBUM
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
5
Number
4 Down by 2

Night & Day
WSTRN
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
5
Number
5

А бях ти казала
Rayna
Peak
5
Weeks
3
Number
6 Up by 1

Sayonara Детка
Элджей featuring Era Istrefi
Peak
6
Weeks
4
Number
7 Down by 3

Both
Headie One
From the album: Music x Road
Peak
4
Weeks
7
Number
8 Down by 5

Change
Deno featuring DigDat
Peak
3
Weeks
5
Number
9

Take What You Want
Post Malone featuring Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
9
Weeks
2
Number
10 Up by 1

God Is a Dancer
Tiësto featuring Mabel
From the album: High Expectations, The London Sessions
Peak
10
Weeks
2
Number
11 Up by 2

Buss Down
Aitch featuring ZieZie
From the album: AitcH2O
Peak
10
Weeks
3
Number
12 Down by 4

Hollywood's Bleeding
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
4
Weeks
4
Number
13 Down by 1

Money In The Grave
Drake featuring Rick Ross
From the album: The Best In The World Pack
Peak
12
Weeks
5
Number
14 Down by 4

Saint-Tropez
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
6
Weeks
4
Number
15 Debut

Class of Deja
Kano featuring D Double E & Ghetts
From the album: Hoodies All Summer
Peak
15
Weeks
1
Number
16 Down by 1

Take Me Back To London (Sir Spyro Remix)
Ed Sheeran featuring Stormzy, Jaykae, & Aitch
Peak
12
Weeks
6
Number
17

The London
Young Thug featuring J. Cole & Travis Scott
From the album: So Much Fun
Peak
17
Weeks
5
Number
18 Up by 1

Loquita
Claydee & Eleni Foureira
Peak
18
Weeks
2
Number
19 Down by 5

Leave Dat Trap
Unknown T featuring AJ Tracey
Peak
5
Weeks
5
Number
20 Up by 4

Sounds of the Skeng
Stormzy
Peak
18
Weeks
3
Number
21 Down by 3

Right Back
Khalid featuring A Boogie Wit da Hoodie
From the album: Free Spirit
Peak
18
Weeks
5
Number
22

Wiley Flow
Stormzy
From the album: Heavy Is The Head
Peak
22
Weeks
2
Number
23

I Spy
Krept & Konan featuring Headie One & K-Trap
Peak
11
Weeks
10
Number
24 Up by 5

Finders Keepers
Mabel featuring Kojo Funds
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
15
Weeks
9
Number
25 Up by 3

Love Me Not
Skepta featuring Cheb Rabi & B Live
From the album: Ignorance is Bliss
Peak
5
Weeks
8
Number
26 Down by 1

Ride It
Regard
Peak
11
Weeks
6
Number
27 Debut

Playing for Keeps
D-Block Europe featuring Dave
From the album: PTSD
Peak
27
Weeks
1
Number
28 Down by 7

Nothing on You
Ed Sheeran featuring Paulo Londra & Dave
From the album: No.6 Collaborations Project
Peak
13
Weeks
6
Number
29 Down by 3

Goodbyes
Post Malone featuring Young Thug
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
2
Weeks
14
Number
30 Up by 1

Don't Call Me Angel
Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey
From the album: Charlie's Angels (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Peak
30
Weeks
3
Number
31 Debut

Nookie
D-Block Europe featuring Lil Baby
From the album: PTSD
Peak
31
Weeks
1
Number
32 Down by 16

We Don't Say...
Mabel
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
9
Number
33 Down by 6

OK (Anxiety Anthem)
Mabel
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
2
Weeks
9
Number
34 Down by 14

Graduation
benny blanco & Juice WRLD
Peak
14
Weeks
4
Number
35

Guten Tag
Hardy Caprio & DigDat
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
20
Number
36

Choose Sides
M.O featuring AJ Tracey
Peak
7
Weeks
11
Number
37

Love of My Life
Remedee featuring Not3s & Young Adz
Peak
2
Weeks
11
Number
38 Down by 6

Trouble
Mabel
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
9
Weeks
9
Number
39 Down by 6

FML
Mabel
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
6
Weeks
9
Number
40 Down by 6

Selfish Love
Mabel & kamille
From the album: High Expectations
Peak
7
Weeks
9

Dropouts

Number
30 Dropout

Circles
Post Malone
From the album: Hollywood's Bleeding
Peak
21
Weeks
3
Number
38 Dropout

Takeaway
The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM featuring Lennon Stella
From the album: World War Joy, ASCEND
Peak
3
Weeks
8
Number
39 Dropout

So High
MIST featuring Fredo
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
12
Number
40 Dropout

Slide Away
Miley Cyrus
From the album: SHE IS COMING, SHE IS MILEY CYRUS
Peak
22
Weeks
2

A chart by

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Date

October 4, 2019

Songs

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6 1 Dave – “Professor X” 1(×1) 2

NE 2 Mr Eazi & Simi – “Doyin” 2 1

1 3 Teyana Taylor ft. King Combs – “How You Want It?” 1(×3) 5

2 4 WSTRN – “Night & Day” 1(×1) 5

5 5 Rayna – “А бях ти казала” 5 3

7 6 Элджей ft. Era Istrefi – “Sayonara Детка” 6 4

4 7 Headie One – “Both” 4 7

3 8 Deno ft. DigDat – “Change” 3 5

9 9 Post Malone ft. Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott – “Take What You Want” 9 2

11 10 Tiësto ft. Mabel – “God Is a Dancer” 10 2

13 11 Aitch ft. ZieZie – “Buss Down” 10 3

8 12 Post Malone – “Hollywood's Bleeding” 4 4

12 13 Drake ft. Rick Ross – “Money In The Grave” 12 5

10 14 Post Malone – “Saint-Tropez” 6 4

NE 15 Kano ft. D Double E & Ghetts – “Class of Deja” 15 1

15 16 Ed Sheeran ft. Stormzy, Jaykae, & Aitch – “Take Me Back To London (Sir Spyro Remix)” 12 6

17 17 Young Thug ft. J. Cole & Travis Scott – “The London” 17 5

19 18 Claydee & Eleni Foureira – “Loquita” 18 2

14 19 Unknown T ft. AJ Tracey – “Leave Dat Trap” 5 5

24 20 Stormzy – “Sounds of the Skeng” 18 3

18 21 Khalid ft. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie – “Right Back” 18 5

22 22 Stormzy – “Wiley Flow” 22 2

23 23 Krept & Konan ft. Headie One & K-Trap – “I Spy” 11 10

29 24 Mabel ft. Kojo Funds – “Finders Keepers” 15 9

28 25 Skepta ft. Cheb Rabi & B Live – “Love Me Not” 5 8

25 26 Regard – “Ride It” 11 6

NE 27 D-Block Europe ft. Dave – “Playing for Keeps” 27 1

21 28 Ed Sheeran ft. Paulo Londra & Dave – “Nothing on You” 13 6

26 29 Post Malone ft. Young Thug – “Goodbyes” 2 14

31 30 Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey – “Don't Call Me Angel” 30 3

NE 31 D-Block Europe ft. Lil Baby – “Nookie” 31 1

16 32 Mabel – “We Don't Say...” 1(×4) 9

27 33 Mabel – “OK (Anxiety Anthem)” 2 9

20 34 benny blanco & Juice WRLD – “Graduation” 14 4

35 35 Hardy Caprio & DigDat – “Guten Tag” 1(×3) 20

36 36 M.O ft. AJ Tracey – “Choose Sides” 7 11

37 37 Remedee ft. Not3s & Young Adz – “Love of My Life” 2 11

32 38 Mabel – “Trouble” 9 9

33 39 Mabel – “FML” 6 9

34 40 Mabel & kamille – “Selfish Love” 7 9

DROPOUTS:

30 -- Post Malone – “Circles” 21 3

38 -- The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM ft. Lennon Stella – “Takeaway” 3 8

39 -- MIST ft. Fredo – “So High” 1(×2) 12

40 -- Miley Cyrus – “Slide Away” 22 2

6 Comments

Yeah, I knew I'd like this chart of yours! :)
'Professor X' being #1 is okay, but what I really love is seeing 'God Is A Dancer' break into the Top 10, with 'Buss Down' right beneath it.
Are those two Russian songs at #5 & #6? If so, it's cool to see them there too, even if I haven't heard either of them! What do their titles translate into English as?
I really like all the Mabel entries here, but I can't say I'm a fan of either of the D-Block Europe debuts unfortunately.
Overall, I'm impressed! Nice chart!

Hi, thanks for checking out my chart, and I'm glad you like it! (I did have my doubts, to be honest, haha)
#5 is a Bulgarian song (I'm from Bulgaria, so figures) and it's a pop-folk song - this is a genre that's very frowned upon here, for reasons similar to why some dislike hip-hop music ("provocative" texts, videos, so on). I personally listen to all types of music, regardless of genre (as is evident from this chart), but whatever you think of pop-folk, this is a beautiful song - the title translates to "I had told you", and it's about moving on from a heartbreak.
Meanwhile, #6 is, in fact, a Russian song - Russian music is very popular here too, for obvious reasons. This particularly is a hip-hop song with club vibes (I'm not aware if Era Istrefi actually managed to break into the UK scene, she had a very big song a couple of years ago "Bonbon", you might have heard it! She's not actually Russian though, so her part is in English) The title means "Goodbye baby", it's very upbeat and I instantly fell in love with it.
Regarding the Mabel entries, I haven't updated my archives for some time between August and September, which is when Mabel released her album, and it did what I can only assume is the biggest album bomb in my entire history of personal chart creation - just counting it now, she had 19 entries in the top 40 - her entire album was in (including the interludes, haha).
Finally, I'm not really sure what I think of the D-Block Europe entries either, I'm giving the two songs some time to hopefully grow on me, on the hip-hop side I usually stay away from trap but I guess time will tell with these guys - again, it's a darn shame, because "Kitchen Kings" peaked at #10 for me after a steady upwards climb back in April, I really liked that for some reason, lol!
You have me intrigued now, I have got to check out your chart (which I will do shortly, promise!)

Hey Crystal! I've started following you, and one of the reasons is because of this awesome chart! Professor X climbing to #1 is great to see. It's interesting to also see Bulgarian songs in the chart, but what I love a lot more are the climbs for Buss Down, God is a Dancer, Sounds of the Skeng, and Don't Call Me Angel! Awesome chart, glad seeing someone who's interested in mostly hip-hop! :D

Hey coolocelot101, thank you for your nice comments regarding my chart! I'm glad we're both really enjoying 'Professor X' because it's a really nice tune, personally it kind of reminds me of 'Funky Friday' in a way, which I also really loved! All the songs you mentioned are very likely to see gains in my next chart, as they're what I've been mostly listening to in the past week, so keep an eye out for them! In the meantime, I'll check out your chart, as I have a feeling I'll really like it too!

Hello CrystalTop40!
I came across your chart from one of my chart friends Piran and wow, I like the diversity in your chart!
First of all, "God Is A Dancer" hitting the top 10 is great, as well as the gains for "Buss Down", "Finders Keepers", "Sounds of the Skeng", and "Don't Call Me Angel".
And finally, I kinda like "Sayonara Детка" too. Also fun fact: it is a cover of the german song "Was Du Liebe Nennst" by Bausa, it's a well known rap song where I live (in Germany) and it spend many weeks at #1. I could listen to both tracks side by side and they're a lot similar. Even though "Sayonara Детка" is in russian and english and "Was Du Liebe Nennst" is in german.
Great chart overall, can't wait to see more of these. You've just gained a new follower of your charts!

Hey, thanks for your comment! The songs you mentioned seem to be enjoyed amongst a majority of people here on CrownNote, haha, but you'll be happy to know that most of them will be gaining in the next chart (this chart is dated to last week and my new one should be up by the time you're seeing this reply). I was actually aware that "Sayonara Detka" sampled "Was du Liebe nennst", as it's all over the comments of the official YouTube video, despite that I haven't actually heard it yet - which I probably should do, considering how much I enjoy this cover! Once again, thank you for your comment, I'll be sure to follow you back and check out your chart very shortly!