Chart Week 12: Week of 22nd March, 2020

Chart Week 12: Week of 22nd March, 2020

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Chart notes:
   Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin captures the highest spot on the LGBT chart this week, as "Tiburones" moves up four more notches to become the new #1 video. Ricky recently revealed via his Instagram page that while self-isolating due to the coronavirus pandemic, he's decided to dye his hair red. He says his son chose the color.

   Eight songs fell off the chart this week to make way for eight new songs. The highest debut of the week was "Rodeo" by American singer Lil Nas X, entering the chart at #34. The song is a collaboration with American rapper Nas, the performer from whom Lil Nas X adapted his own stage name as a tribute.

   Chart positions are based on points assigned from (1) the previous week's chart position, (2) length of time spent on the chart, (3) views on YouTube from the past seven 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	5	Ricky Martin – “Tiburones”	PR	1	4
2	7	Corvyx & Joey Dean – “Fall on Me”	US	2	4
3	1	Pabllo Vittar – “Amor de Que”	BR	1	5
4	6	Adam Lambert – “Stranger You Are”	US	4	6
5	8	Lauren Sanderson – “Upset”	US	5	5
6	2	Felix Jaehn, Vize, & Miss Li – “Close Your Eyes”	DE/SE	1	10
7	18	Davis Mallory – “Shirtless”	US	7	3
8	11	Ekali, Illenium, & Chloe Angelides – “Hard to Say Goodbye”	CA/US	8	5
9	13	Ieuan – “Key Your Car”	US	9	5
10	25	Jordy – “All Good”	US	10	3
11	15	Jão – “Essa Eu Fiz Pro Nosso Amor”	BR	1	9
12	3	Duncan Laurence – “Love Don’t Hate It”	NL	1	12
13	24	Hayley Kiyoko – “She”	US	13	4
14	31	Pat Reilly – “Hazy”	US	14	3
15	29	Green Day – “Oh Yeah!”	US	15	3
16	27	Jessie Paege – “Phantom”	US	16	5
17	10	Caveboy – “N.Y.P.”	CA	10	4
18	32	Elliot Jones – “I’m in Love”	CA	18	3
19	4	Pvris – “Old Wounds”	US	2	7
20	19	G Flip – “Lover”	AU	19	3
21	37	Kiesza – “When Boys Cry”	CA	21	3
22	9	Benji Lewis – “New Day”	AU	1	9
23	22	Hayden McHugh – “Smile”	CA	3	8
24	46	Kaytranada & Kali Uchis – “10%”	HT/CA/ US	24	2
25	12	Jack Rua & Darce – “Rise”	IE	12	5
26	28	Christopher Sorensen – “Way Way Back”	US	4	8
27	23	Renan Pitanga – “Cabaré”	BR	2	8
28	14	Holland – “Loved You Better”	KR	9	8
29	45	L. Devine – “Boring People”	GB	29	2
30	21	Jaloo & Gaby Amarantos – “Q.S.A.”	BR	21	3
31	16	Orville Peck – “Nothing Fades Like the Light”	CA	16	4
32	50	Katie Pruitt – “Loving Her”	US	32	2
33	17	Lots Holloway – “Off My Brain”	GB	11	7
34	New	Lil Nas X & Nas – “Rodeo”	US	34	1
35	20	Matilda – “Let It Go”	NO	13	8
36	48	Cub Sport – “Hearts in Halves”	AU	36	2
37	47	Mateus Carrilho – “Inimigo de Fim”	BR	37	2
38	New	Conan Gray – “The Story”	US	38	1
39	New	Hatari – “Engin Miskunn”	IS	39	1
40	49	Kodi James – “On Your Mind”	US	40	2
41	26	Elah Hale – “Posters”	US	19	6
42	38	David Montoya & Saymon – “Quememos”	CL	38	3
43	30	Big Freedia & Icona Pop – “Louder”	US/SE	6	9
44	39	JbDubs – “Jungle Dee Work”	US	39	3
45	44	Jodie Harsh – “Tuesday”	GB	44	3
46	New	Pet Shop Boys – “Monkey Business”	GB	46	1
47	New	Brandy Clark – “Who You Thought I Was”	US	47	1
48	New	Ryan Cassata – “Extended Vacation”	US	48	1
49	New	Alex G. – “Sugar Coat”	US	49	1
50	New	Billy Porter – “Love Yourself”	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
**	33	Louis Torre – “Bed Together”	US	27	3
**	34	La Prohibida – “Il Compromesso”	ES	25	4
**	35	Juan Pablo Di Pace – “Chasing Cars”	AR	10	6
**	36	Kika Lorace – “¿Un Novio? Yo Paso”	ES	9	5
**	40	Wils – “Empty”	SG	19	7
**	41	Halsey – “Graveyard”	US	1	15
**	42	Kevin McHale – “Younger”	US	1	16
**	43	Chika & Charlie Wilson – “Can’t Explain It”	US	5	7

Codes used in the ‘Origin’ columns from the tables above
AR = Argentina	AU = Australia	BR = Brazil
CA = Canada	CL = Chile	DE = Germany
ES = Spain	GB = Great Britain	HT = Haiti
IE = Ireland	IS = Iceland	KR = South Korea
NL = Netherlands	NO = Norway	PR = Puerto Rico
SE = Sweden	SG = Singapore	US = United States