Thursday, February 24, 2022

Midweek Chart: 23 February 2022

     Twice a week, Tad's LGBT Music Chart brings you the Top 50 music videos by LGBTQ artists from around the world.    

Midweek Chart for 23rd February, 2022



Chart notes:
   Puerto Rican singer/songwriter Kany García holds onto the #1 spot on the LGBT chart at midweek with "Agüita E Coco". The song's lyrics tell the story of someone who, even without looking for a formal relationship, ends up finding it through the kiss of a special person. The English translation of the chorus is: "You sneaked into my dreams, without asking my permission. You changed my plans. You fell in love with me without warning. I didn't want anything serious. I didn't want commitment, but you kissed me and cast a spell on my heart." Over the past three days, the video for "Agüita E Coco" has gained an additional 126,598 views on YouTube (which is an increase of 3.96% since the midweek's chart).

   Three videos move up into the Top 10 at midweek. Spanish vocalist Vesta Lugg jumps ahead 11 places to #4 with "No Somos Buenxs". American DJ/producer Griz (from Southfield, Michigan) climbs 6 notches to #6 with "Space Camp". They're joined in the Top 10 by American artist Hollis (from Seattle, Washington), who's leaping ahead 15 spots to #9 with "Tripwires".

   Ten songs fall off the chart to make way for ten new songs. The highest debut at midweek was "If You Ever Change Your Mind" by English singer/songwriter Calum Scott, entering the chart at #38. The track is the third single (after "Biblical" and "Rise") to be released off Calum's upcoming new album. Over the past half-week, the video for "If You Ever Change Your Mind" has gained an additional 213,320 YouTube views (which is a huge increase of 10.97% over the previous chart period!).

   Further down the chart, we have 9 more debuts by LGBTQ artists from England, the U.S.A., Chile, France, Ukraine, South Africa, Poland, and Scotland:
  • Placebo (from England, UK)
  • Bryce Bowyn (from the District of Columbia, USA)
  • Barbacius (from Chile)
  • Jordanelle (from France)
  • Max Barskih (from Ukraine)
  • GoodLuck (from South Africa)
  • Josey Greenwell (originally from Kentucky, USA)
  • Hubert Bisto (from Poland)
  • Walt Disco (from Scotland, UK)

   Chart positions are based on points assigned from a combination of YouTube views and votes. If you'd like to vote for your favorite videos, please feel free to leave a comment on this blog (anonymous comments are permitted) or send me a private message (see the contact info below). Suggestions for new videos are also welcomed, but they must be from an LGBTQ artist and they must be available on YouTube.

Tad's contact info:
Email: tadsgaymusicchannel@gmail.com

The midweek Top 50 LGBT chart:
This week Last week Artist & title Orig. Peak Weeks on chart
1 1 Kany García – “Agüita E Coco” PR 1 6
2 3 The Xx – “Say Something Loving” GB 2 5
3 9 Davi Bandeira – “Vai Passar” BR 3 4
4 15 Vesta Lugg & Pablo Feliu – “No Somos Buenxs” ES 4 3
5 2 Hippo Campus – “Ride or Die” US 2 5
6 12 Griz – “Space Camp” US 6 4
7 10 Chumina Power – “No Pensar En Ti” ES 7 4
8 5 Keanan – “Obstacle” GB 5 6
9 24 Hollis – “Tripwires” US 9 6
10 6 Joshua Bassett – “Secret” US 6 7
11 21 Mø – “New Moon” DK 11 3
12 8 Isak Danielson – “Good Things Come to Those Who Wait” SE 8 6
13 22 Ricky Martin – “Otra Noche en L.A.” PR 13 3
14 19 Daddy Dawg – “Cowboy Shake” US 14 5
15 33 White Lies – “Am I Really Going to Die?” GB 15 2
16 14 Years And Years & Galantis – “Sweet Talker” GB/SE 1 14
17 23 Alex Spinney – “Boodiyayay” GB 17 3
18 4 Alesso & Katy Perry – “When I’m Gone” SE/US 1 8
19 26 OnlyOneOf – “Skinz” KR 19 4
20 17 Maruv & Boosin – “Destination” UK 1 9
21 16 Mabel Matiz – “Hanfendi” TR 16 3
22 42 Wallis Bird – “What’s Wrong With Changing?” IE/DE 22 2
23 41 Michele Bravi – “Inverno Dei Fiori” IT 23 2
24 36 Fancy Hagood & Devon Gilfillian – “Let Me Be” US 24 3
25 35 Donna Missal – “Insecure” US 25 3
26 37 The Magnettes – “Monster” SE 26 3
27 7 Pablo Alborán – “Castillos De Arena” ES 3 7
28 11 Benedict Cork – “The Life We Planned” GB 11 6
29 13 Jessie Paege – “Fictional Character” US 13 5
30 38 Morgxn – “The Way It Was” US 30 3
31 18 Jedet – “Veneno Dulce” ES 18 4
32 39 Tom Aspaul – “Let Them (It’s All Love)” GB 32 3
33 47 Dreamer Isioma – “Bad Ting” US 33 2
34 45 Sevndeep – “Hips” US 34 2
35 20 Raymix & NZO – “Te Voy A Conquistar” MX 5 6
36 50 KT Tunstall – “I Don’t Want You Now” GB 36 2
37 32 Gloria Groove – “Leilão” BR 1 16
38 New Calum Scott – “If You Ever Change Your Mind” GB 38 1
39 43 Brother Leo – “Living In a Zoo” SE 39 2
40 New Placebo – “Try Better Next Time” GB 40 1
41 New Bryce Bowyn – “Bye Bye” US 41 1
42 48 Pussy Riot – “Punish” RU 42 2
43 49 Virginia Ernst – “Dance Alone” AT 43 3
44 New Barbacius – “Error 404” CL 44 1
45 New Jordanelle – “Je Vote Pour Moi” FR 45 1
46 New Max Barskih – “No Exit” UK 46 1
47 New GoodLuck & Rudi Smit – “Bird of Paradise” ZA 47 1
48 New Josey Greenwell – “OMW!” US 48 1
49 New Hubert Bisto – “Czujȩ, Ze Umrȩ” PL 49 1
50 New Walt Disco – “How Cool Are You?” GB 50 1

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

Falling off the chart this week: Orig. Peak Weeks on chart
** 25 Wrabel – “Wish You Well” US 1 7
** 27 Ieuan – “From Below” US 6 7
** 28 Lauren Sanderson – “Everyone’s Pretentious and I’m Bored” US 23 4
** 29 Boy Harsher & Mariana Saldaña – “Machina” US 3 7
** 30 Mr. Levvis – “Let’s Talk About” EE 6 7
** 31 Jesse Y Joy – “Respirar” MX 15 4
** 34 Omar Rudberg – “Mi Casa Su Casa” SE 4 8
** 40 Chen Aharoni – “Yam Kachol Amok” IL 38 3
** 44 Trixie Mattel & Shakey Graves – “This Town” US 34 3
** 46 Damez – “Up Down” US 44 2


Codes used in the ‘Origin’ columns from the tables above
AT = Austria BR = Brazil CL = Chile
DE = Germany DK = Denmark EE = Estonia
ES = Spain FR = France GB = Great Britain
IE = Ireland IL = Israel IT = Italy
KR = South Korea MX = Mexico PL = Poland
PR = Puerto Rico RU = Russia SE = Sweden
TR = Turkey UK = Ukraine US = United States
ZA = South Africa

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