Drake's One Dance edges closer to UK chart record
Drake has retained the UK number one spot for
the 15th consecutive week.
His single One
Dance is now only two weeks away from breaking the record for the longest
uninterrupted reign at the top of the chart.
Bryan Adams's
single Everything I Do (I Do It For You), which held the number one spot for 16
weeks in 1991, is the current record holder.
The last single
to notch up 15 weeks at number one was Wet Wet Wet's Love Is All Around,
released in 1994.
One Dance owes
much of its continued success to its popularity on streaming sites.
The song
received 4.33 million streams this week - equivalent to 43,300 sales.
It has also been
boosted by its absence from YouTube, which has prompted music fans to download
or stream the song in order to hear it.
Cover versions
of the song are available to listen to on the video sharing website, but
Drake's original version has yet to be uploaded by his official account.
Top five
singles
|
|
1) Drake ft
Wizkid and Kyla
|
One Dance
|
2) Jonas Blue
ft Cooper
|
Perfect
Strangers
|
3)
Chainsmokers ft Daya
|
Don't Let Me
Down
|
4) Calum Scott
|
Dancing On My
Own
|
5) Kungs vs
Cookin' on Three Burners
|
This Girl
|
Source:
Official Charts Company
|
Drake's closest
competitor this week was Jonas Blue ft Cooper's single Perfect Strangers -
which climbed one place to number two.
Don't Let Me
Down by Chainsmokers ft Daya dropped to number three - while Calum Scott's Dancing
On My Own and Kungs vs Cookin' on Three Burners' This Girl held their positions
at numbers four and five respectively.
This week's
highest new entry was Katy Perry's Rise - which landed at 25.
US band 5
Seconds of Summer also scored a new entry, with Girls Talk Boys, taken from the
new Ghostbusters movie, debuting at 28.
On the album
chart - which celebrates its 60th birthday this week - Michael Kiwanuka debuted
at number one with his second record Love & Hate.
His previous
peak on the album chart was in 2012, when his first album Home reached number
four.
Adele's album 25
held its number two placing this week, while Christine & The Queens leapt
five spots to hit a new peak at number three with Chaleur Humaine.
Drake's album
Views and Coldplay's A Head Full Of Dreams both dropped a place to numbers four
and five.
Top five
albums
|
|
1) Michael
Kiwanuka
|
Love &
Hate
|
2) Adele
|
25
|
3) Christine
& The Queens
|
Chaleur
Humaine
|
4) Drake
|
Views
|
5) Coldplay
|
A Head Full of
Dreams
|
Source:
Official Charts Company
|
This week's
other new entries included Good Charlotte, who reached number 13 with Youth
Authority, and Jeff Beck's first album in six years Loud Hailer - which entered
at 27.
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