Saturday, January 12, 2019

Week 02: Week of 13th January 2019

                                                                                                                                   
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Email: tadsgaymusicchannel@gmail.com


Chart notes:
    "Dangerous" by Zee Machine (from Los Angeles) holds onto the #1 spot for a second week. Also in the Top Five this week are: Indigo Face (from London), J Hart (from Essex, UK), Joey Suarez (from New York City), and Blair St. Clair (from Indianapolis).

   Ten songs fell off the chart this week to make way for eight new songs and two re-entries. The highest debut of the week was "Rewrite the Stars" by Anne-Marie and James Arthur (both from the UK), coming in at #32. The song was originally performed by Zac Efron and Zendaya for the film The Greatest Showman. Anne-Marie, who was also on this chart in December with her solo hit "Perfect To Me", came out as bisexual in 2018.

   This week I'm experimenting a bit with the aesthetics on this blog. The changes are purely cosmetic, and will be most different on mobile devices. The font size will appear a bit small on some tablets and smartphones, but I'm assuming that people will be able to zoom in & adjust the screens quite easily. As always, please let me know if you have any feedback.

   Chart positions are based on (1) the previous week's position, (2) length of time on the chart, (3) my votes, (4) views on YouTube, and (5) any votes I've received by Thursday morning. If you'd like to vote for your favorite songs, please feel free to leave a comment on this blog or send me a private message (see the contact info above).


This week's Top 50 chart:
This week Last week Artist & title Origin Peak Weeks on chart
1 1 Zee Machine – “Dangerous” US 1 10
2 3 Indigo Face – “A Rose Is A Rose” GB 2 7
3 5 J Hart – “Why Does It Hurt?” GB 3 8
4 8 Joey Suarez – “Dancing By Myself” US 4 5
5 7 Blair St. Clair – “Irresistible” US 5 7
6 6 Sam Tsui – “A Million Pieces” US 6 9
7 2 Openside – “Character Flaws” NZ 2 12
8 10 King Princess – “Pussy Is God” US 8 6
9 12 Brandon Stansell – “Hometown” US 9 5
10 16 Jordy – “Just Friends” US 10 4
11 17 Ty Herndon – “Walking in Memphis” US 11 3
12 19 Somme – “Broken Hearted Lovers” US 12 3
13 18 alextbh – “Walls” MY 13 3
14 13 Carly Rae Jepsen – “Party For One” CA 13 5
15 14 Jeff Carl – “Buried in New York” US 1 12
16 21 Troye Sivan & Jonsi – “Revelation” AU/IS 16 4
17 20 Astrid S – “Emotion” NO 17 4
18 34 Aaron Porter – “Boy” GB 18 2
19 24 Conan Gray – “Crush Culture” US 19 3
20 37 Ryan Amador – “Liars” US 20 2
21 30 Njomza – “Lonely Nights” US 21 2
22 35 Christopher Sorensen – “Afterglow” US 22 2
23 40 Dan Crossley – “7 Minutes” GB 23 2
24 39 Velo & Pablo Hernandez – “Up and Down” US 24 2
25 31 The Regrettes – “California Friends” US 25 2
26 32 CupcakKe – “Dangled” US 26 2
27 29 Jess Glynne – “Thursday” GB 27 2
28 33 Kany Garcia & Residente – “Banana Papaya” PR 28 2
29 4 Siena Liggins – “Naked” US 1 11
30 49 Skamp – “Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow” LT 30 4
31 50 Api Music – “Taki Taki (French Version)” FR 29 4
32 New Anne-Marie & James Arthur –“Rewrite the Stars” GB 32 1
33 New Raja Kumari – “Shook” IN/US 33 1
34 R/E Kika Lorace – “Resaca” ES 33 2
35 New The 1975 – “Sincerity Is Scary” GB 35 1
36 New Matt Simons – “Amy’s Song” US 36 1
37 9 KT Tunstall – “The River” GB 9 6
38 New Allie X – “Can’t Stop Now” CA 38 1
39 New Jvel – “La Nube” ES 39 1
40 R/E Theo X – “You Don’t Wanna Dance” DK 12 4
41 New Torrey Mercer – “Boys/Girls” US 41 1
42 New Perfume Genius – “Not For Me” US 42 1
43 22 Mathew V – “The Coast” CA 3 10
44 11 Esteman – “On Top” MX 11 5
45 23 David Hernandez – “Shield” US 1 12
46 25 Julia Weldon – “When You Die” US 1 11
47 15 Clean Bandit, Marina, & Luis Fonsi – “Baby” GB/PR 15 5
48 27 Cub Sport – “Sometimes” AU 2 13
49 26 Chester Lockhart –“Spell On You” US 4 12
50 28 Lady Gaga – “Always Remember Us This Way” US 28 3



Falling off the chart this week: Origin Peak Weeks on chart
** 36 Doug Locke – “In Or Out” US 13 5
** 38 Michael Medrano – “Love Somebody Else” US 1 11
** 41 Jake Shears – “Everything I’ll Ever Need” US 14 5
** 42 Ria Mae & Frank Kadillac – “Hold Me” CA 1 13
** 43 Walk The Moon – “Tiger Teeth” US 16 7
** 44 Wrabel – “First Winter” US 26 4
** 45 TT the Artist & Uniiqu3 – “Girls Off The Chain” US 37 3
** 46 Betty Who – “Between You and Me” AU 26 5
** 47 Halsey – “Without Me” US 19 6
** 48 Silva – “Duas Da Tarde” BR 23 5
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2 comments:

  1. TadJanuary 12, 2019 at 2:01 PM

    There have already been a couple of inquiries about the "Origin" column in the table above, so I might need to explain that next week. I was using the same two-letter abbreviations used by the UN and many websites. Here are the ones used in this week's chart for easier reference:
    AU = Australia
    BR = Brazil
    CA = Canada
    DK = Denmark
    ES = Spain
    FR = France
    GB = Great Britain
    IN = India
    IS = Iceland
    LT = Lithuania
    MX = Mexico
    MY = Malaysia
    NO = Norway
    NZ = New Zealand
    PR = Puerto Rico
    US = United States

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  2. TadJanuary 12, 2019 at 2:04 PM

    Also there is one mistake in the chart above. I forgot to add a week for the re-entries. This is the 3rd week on the chart for Kika Lorace and the 5th week for Theo X. I will correct it next week.

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