UK Charts: Harry Styles Spends Sixth Week At No 1

Harry Styles makes it to a mammoth six consecutive weeks at Number 1 in the UK with As It Was.

The lead single from Harry’s House once again leads the charge on the Official Singles Chart, and remains the most-streamed track in the country, with over 6.8 million streams to its name.

Louisville rapper Jack Harlow also remains at Number 2 with the Fergie-sampling First Class today, but the release of his sophomore album Come Home The Kids Miss You also sees him gain two new entries in the Top 40; Churchill Downs featuring Drake (19) and Dua Lipa (33).

It was also About Damn Time for a Lizzo comeback – and she doesn’t disappoint. Lizzo today gains her second UK Top 10 hit as About Damn Time rises up 11 to a new peak of Number 4 bolstered by the song’s viral dance trend on TikTok. Can it rise higher next week, and maybe even challenge her bestie Harry for Number 1?

Outside the Top 10, David Guetta, Ella Henderson and Becky Hill continue to rise with Crazy What Love Can Do up two (15), Lauren Spencer-Smith’s Flowers skips one to a new highest peak (18) and Latto, Mariah Carey and DJ Khaled inch one step closer to cracking the Top 20 with Big Energy (21).

Ahead of the release of his new album Mr Morale & The Big Steppers today, Kendrick Lamar’s taster single The Heart – Pt. 5 debuts at Number 24, giving the acclaimed rapper his 17th Top 40 hit.

Two rising hits also crack the UK Top 40 for the first time today; George Ezra’s Green Green Grass jumps twelve spots (31) but Whitechapel rapper Benzz has this week’s biggest gainer with viral hit Je m’Appelle (34).

Finally, Tyga and Doja Cat continue to make gains with the featherlight Freaky Deaky hitting a new highest peak of Number 36.

music-news.com

Be the first to see NOISE.com’s newest interviews and special features on YOUTUBE and updated regularly. See things first SUBSCRIBE here: Noise11 on YouTube SUBSCRIBE