Chart Week 44: Week of 3rd November, 2019

Chart Week 44: Week of 3rd November, 2019

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Chart notes:
   American rock trio Pvris holds onto the #1 spot on the LGBT chart this week with "Hallucinations". Lead singer Lynn Gunn has said that these past few months (in the which they've signed with Reprise/Warner Records, relocated from Massachusetts to California, and released a five-track EP) have been transformational in making them the band they want to be. They are planning to put out a full-length studio album in 2020. Lynn recently confirmed this on Twitter when she tweeted, "Now buckle up and get ready for the album."

   Ten songs fell off the chart this week to make way for ten new songs. The highest debut of the week was "Really Don't Like U" by Swedish singer Tove Lo (a collaboration with Australian pop icon Kylie Minogue), which comes in at #15.

   Chart positions are based on points assigned from (1) the previous week's position, (2) length of time on the chart, (3) views on YouTube from the past 7 days, (4) percentage of increase in views from the week prior, (5) my votes, and (6) any votes I've received by Wednesday 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 LGBT chart:

This week	Last week	Artist & title	Orig.	Peak	Weeks on chart
1	1	Pvris – “Hallucinations”	US	1	7
2	5	Greyson Chance – “White Roses”	US	2	6
3	3	Adam Lambert – “Superpower”	US	3	4
4	6	Tove Lo & Alma – “Bad as the Boys”	SE/FI	2	5
5	14	Miley Cyrus – “Slide Away”	US	5	3
6	15	Gregory Dillon – “Where We’re Going”	US	6	5
7	21	Miss Benny – “That’s My Man”	US	7	4
8	2	Maluma & Ricky Martin – “No Se Me Quita”	CO/PR	1	6
9	23	Brockhampton – “No Halo”	US	9	3
10	4	Lil Nas X – “Panini”	US	2	6
11	11	Lauv & Anne-Marie – “F*ck, I’m Lonely”	US/GB	1	10
12	10	Elderbrook & Rudimental – “Something About You”	GB	1	9
13	43	Jordy – “Everybody’s Falling in Love (But Not Me)”	US	13	2
14	27	Muna – “Stayaway”	US	14	3
15	New	Tove Lo & Kylie Minogue – “Really Don’t Like U”	SE/AU	15	1
16	New	Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, & Lana Del Rey – “Don’t Call Me Angel”	US	16	1
17	22	Peter Thomas – “Watching TV With the Sound Off”	US	17	5
18	New	Westlife – “Dynamite”	IE	18	1
19	39	Blake McGrath – “Dive in the Water”	CA/US	19	2
20	45	Brennan Villines – “You Never Loved You”	US	20	3
21	9	Sam Smith – “How Do You Sleep?”	GB	1	13
22	40	Davi – “Ficar Sem Você”	BR	22	3
23	30	Carly Rae Jepsen & Jordan Alexander – “Feels Right (Pride Remix)”	CA	23	4
24	7	Bebe Rexha – “Not 20 Anymore”	US	7	6
25	28	Vini Uehara – “Stalkear”	BR	25	4
26	8	Keiynan Lonsdale – “Rainbow Dragon”	US	8	4
27	12	Lewis Blissett – “Sick Thoughts”	GB	12	6
28	13	Sakima – “Pity Party”	GB	13	6
29	16	Mark Ronson & King Princess – “Pieces of Us”	GB/US	16	3
30	17	Thomas Wesley & Morgan Wallen – “Heartless”	US	17	3
31	18	Lil Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus – “Old Town Road”	US	1	12
32	19	Daya – “Keeping It in the Dark”	US	3	7
33	20	Miss Caffeina & La Prohibida – “Lobos”	ES	20	3
34	41	Astrid S – “Trust Issues”	NO	34	3
35	24	Brandon Stansell – “Top Shelf”	US	1	10
36	25	Esteman & Javiera Mena – “Amor Libre”	CO/CL	7	8
37	26	Tiziano Ferro – “Buona (Cattiva) Sorte”	IT	5	8
38	New	Ben Hazlewood – “Bathe”	AU	38	1
39	29	Wafia, Louis the Child, & Whethan – “Hurts”	AU/US	29	3
40	44	Red Hearse – “Half Love”	US	40	3
41	New	Cazwell, Tom Bike, & Mad Science – “Duo Lingo”	US	41	1
42	New	Ms. White – “Jaded”	US	42	1
43	47	Kodi James – “Elizabeth Taylor”	US	43	3
44	48	Walk The Moon & Bråves – “Lose You Again”	US/AU	44	2
45	49	Lots Holloway – “Lose Myself”	GB	45	2
46	50	Heather Strange – “Outsider”	US	46	2
47	New	Tegan And Sara – “I’ll Be Back Someday”	CA	47	1
48	New	Sam Tsui – “Gold Jacket”	US	48	1
49	New	Aaron Porter – “Sorry”	GB	49	1
50	New	Stewart Taylor – “Mess Your Hair Up”	US	50	1

Numbers on a gold-colored background indicate a new peak position.

Falling off the chart this week:			Orig.	Peak	Weeks on chart
**	31	Javier Ramírez – “Un Color A La Vez”	CO	13	5
**	32	Charli XCX & Christine and the Queens – “Gone”	GB/FR	14	6
**	33	Anna Akana – “Not My Proudest Moment”	US	20	4
**	34	PJ Brennan – “Bones”	US/GB	16	5
**	35	Trey Pearson – “Hey Jesus”	US	23	5
**	36	Tom Goss & Gregory Douglass – “Quayside”	US	25	5
**	37	Armário de Saia & Murillo Zyess – “Madrugada”	BR	21	6
**	38	Lostchild – “Like Like”	GB	7	8
**	42	Pablo Hernandez – “In the End”	US	42	3
**	46	Eureka O’Hara, Lardi B, & Jiggly Caliente – “Pretty Hot and Tasty”	US	46	2

Codes used in the ‘Origin’ columns from the tables above
AU = Australia	BR = Brazil	CA = Canada
CL = Chile	CO = Colombia	ES = Spain
FI = Finland	FR = France	GB = Great Britain
IE = Ireland	IT = Italy	NO = Norway
PR = Puerto Rico	SE = Sweden	US = United States