Flowers debuts on the summit with some unbelievable stats. The lead single from her upcoming eighth studio album Limitless Summer season Trip, Flowers boasts 92,000 chart items, and complete streams in extra of 9.9 million in its first seven days of launch. This marks Miley’s greatest opening week on streaming ever, and the UK’s greatest first week general since Harry Kinds’ As It Was reached the highest spot in Might 2022.
Beforehand, Miley topped the Official Singles Chart with We Can’t Cease (2013) and Wrecking Ball (2013); the latter scoring her the uncommon Official Charts Double, concurrently reaching #1 alongside guardian album Bangerz.
Elsewhere, St. Louis-born producer Metro Boomin claims a career-best, with Creepin’ climbing 4 spots this week (7). The observe – a collaboration with The Weeknd and 21 Savage – turns into Metro Boomin’s first-ever UK High 10 single within the course of.
The viral success of Positive Factor continues to transcend TikTok to assist Miguel attain ever-climbing heights, up three this week (11). Might the observe, initially launched on the singer-songwriter’s 2010 album All I Need Is You, develop into his first High 10 subsequent week?
One other single on the ascent comes courtesy of Tiësto and Tate McRae, with their slow-burning dance hit 10:35 up two to a brand new peak (16). Joel Corry and Tom Grennan’s team-up Lionheart (Fearless) additionally proves its endurance because it reaches brand-new highs in its tenth week on chart (18), as Rhode Island singer-songwriter jvke climbs 4 with golden hour (19).
Mimi Webb scores her sixth High 40 single up to now with Pink Flags; right now’s second-highest new entry (23). Mimi beforehand loved related success with 2021 breakthrough Good With out (8), Dumb Love (12), 24/5 (25), and 2022’s Home On Fireplace (6) and Ghost Of You (23).
AfroSoul singer-songwriter Libianca breaks the UK High 40 for the primary time, with viral observe Individuals vaulting 31 to a brand new peak of Quantity 27 after topping the Official Afrobeats Chart final week (15 Jan). In the meantime, West London rapper Fredo boasts a brand-new entry at Quantity 30 with Dave Move, his seventeenth High 40 hit.
Shakira’s savage break-up tune with Argentine DJ and YouTube star Bizarrap – BZRP Music Periods #53 – marks the Colombian singer’s first UK High 40 single in 9 years, debuting at Quantity 31. It turns into Shakira’s thirteenth High 40 hit up to now.
Houston indie outfit Lodge Ugly proceed to climb with their breakout hit Shut Up My Mothers Calling, up two to Quantity 36, and eventually, Metro Boomin sees a second tune within the High 40 this week with Superhero (Heroes & Villains) – ft. Future and Chris Brown – rebounding 5 to Quantity 39.
