Monday, August 15, 2022

Chart Week 33 of 2022: 14 August

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

Chart Week #33 of 2022: Week of 14th August

Click here for this week's playlist on YouTube:


Chart notes:
   American musician Daya (from Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania) takes over the #1 spot on the LGBT chart this weekend with "Love You When You're Gone", moving up 2 more places from the midweek's #3 position. During a recent interview with Raydar Magazine, Daya said the track "was written in a period of time when I was experiencing overwhelming feelings of loneliness and nostalgia. I found myself romanticizing a past relationship in a way that was almost willfully forgetting the reality of why it didn't work out in the end." Over the past four days, the video for "Love You When You're Gone" has gained an additional 10,627 views on YouTube (which is an increase of 9.27% since the midweek's chart).

   Two videos move up into the Top 10 this weekend. American band Panic At The Disco (from Las Vegas, Nevada) leaps ahead 13 notches to #6 with "Middle Of a Breakup". They're joined in the Top 10 by English rock quartet Pale Waves, who climb 4 more spots to #8 with "Jealousy".

   Nine songs fall off the chart to make way for nine new songs. The highest debut this weekend was "Do Dat At" by American rappers Kidd Kenn and Erica Banks, entering the chart at #35. Last year Kidd Kenn (who's originally from Chicago, Illinois) made history as the first openly gay rapper to perform at The BET Hip Hop Awards. Over the past half-week, the video for "Do Dat At" has gained an additional 3,006 YouTube views (which is a huge increase of 10.30% over the previous chart period!).

   Further down the chart, we have 8 more debuts by LGBTQ artists from Spain, the U.S.A., Sweden, Scotland, and Australia:
  • Tove Lo (from Sweden)
  • Agoney (from Spain)
  • Apolo (from Spain)
  • KT Tunstall (from Scotland, UK)
  • Angel Olsen (from Missouri, USA)
  • Mykki Blanco (from North Carolina, USA)
  • G Flip (from Australia)
  • Ty Herndon (from Alabama, USA)

   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

This weekend's Top 50 LGBT chart:
This week Last week Artist & title Orig. Peak Weeks on chart
1 3 Daya – “Love You When You’re Gone” US 1 5
2 5 Jodie Harsh – “Shock” GB 2 5
3 9 Maggie Lindemann – “You’re Not Special” US 3 4
4 1 Hayley Kiyoko – “Deep In the Woods” US 1 7
5 10 Ricky Martin – “Ácido Sabor” PR 5 4
6 19 Panic! At The Disco – “Middle Of a Breakup” US 6 3
7 4 Calum Scott – “Heaven” GB 4 6
8 12 Pale Waves – “Jealousy” GB 8 5
9 8 YooJung – “Begin” KR 1 9
10 7 Sharon Needles – “Flamin’ Hot” US 7 6
11 22 Pink – “Irrelevant” US 11 3
12 15 Laskaar – “Maricón” CH/ES 12 5
13 20 Pussy Riot & ILoveMakonnen – “Plastic” RU/US 13 3
14 18 Demi Lovato – “Substance” US 14 4
15 6 Blas Cantó – “El Bueno Acaba Mal” ES 1 11
16 28 Saucy Santana & Latto – “Booty” US 16 3
17 14 Omar Rudberg – “Todo De Ti (All That She Wants)” SE 14 5
18 16 Brian Justin Crum – “Other Side” US 16 5
19 13 Luis Gamarra – “De Viaje” BO 13 5
20 2 Nakhane, Moonchild Sanelly, & Nile Rodgers – “Tell Me Your Politik” ZA/US 2 5
21 38 Jamie Hannah – “Tomorrow” GB 21 2
22 42 Diplo, TSHA, & Kareen Lomax – “Let You Go” US/GB 22 2
23 40 Mamalarky – “Mythical Bonds” US 23 2
24 32 Lily Rose – “In My Drinks” US 24 4
25 44 Kylie Minogue – “Miss a Thing” AU 25 2
26 21 Mabel Matiz – “Karakol” TR 2 8
27 11 Ria Mae & Serena Ryder – “The World Is Falling Apart” CA 7 6
28 34 Oscar And The Wolf – “Something In the Air” BE 28 4
29 23 Brandi Carlile – “You And Me On the Rock” US 23 4
30 17 Kevin Y Karla – “Somebody That I Used To Know (Spanish Version)” CL 4 6
31 39 Betty Who – “She Can Dance” AU 31 3
32 26 Muna – “What I Want” US 26 4
33 43 Seth Sikes – “Ain’t There Anyone Here For Love?” US 33 3
34 46 Tegan And Sara – “Yellow” CA 34 2
35 New Kidd Kenn & Erica Banks – “Do Dat At” US 35 1
36 45 Domo Wilson – “I Hope He Cheats” US 36 2
37 29 Gloria Groove – “Greta” BR 15 5
38 47 Chimano – “Beautiful Day” KE 38 2
39 New Tove Lo – “2 Die 4” SE 39 1
40 New Agoney – “Cachito” ES 40 1
41 41 Sugar Pills – “Dancefloor Crying” FR 41 3
42 New Apolo – “Romeo” ES 42 1
43 New KT Tunstall – “I Am the Pilot” GB 43 1
44 New Angel Olsen – “Through the Fires” US 44 1
45 48 Miss Caffeina & Varry Brava – “Dancetería” ES 45 2
46 49 Trinity The Tuck – “Femboys” US 46 2
47 50 Leon Markcus – “Inferno (Fire!)” SG 47 2
48 New Mykki Blanco & Kelsey Lu – “French Lessons” US 48 1
49 New G Flip – “Waste Of Space” AU 49 1
50 New Ty Herndon & Jamie Floyd – “Lean In” 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
** 24 Jonah Xiao & Ian Thiele – “Mejor Sin Ti” CL 8 4
** 25 Corvyx & King Vagabond – “Running Up That Hill” US 2 7
** 27 Fletcher – “Her Body Is Bible” US 14 4
** 30 Conan Gray – “Disaster” US 4 7
** 31 Rina Sawayama – “This Hell” GB 1 12
** 33 Mø – “True Romance” DK 8 7
** 35 Mika – “Yo Yo” GB 1 11
** 36 Kesha – “Rich White Straight Men” US 7 6
** 37 Fancy Hagood & Kacey Musgraves – “Blue Dream Baby” US 37 3


Codes used in the ‘Origin’ columns from the tables above
AU = Australia BE = Belgium BO = Bolivia
BR = Brazil CA = Canada CH = Switzerland
CL = Chile DK = Denmark ES = Spain
FR = France GB = Great Britain KE = Kenya
KR = South Korea PR = Puerto Rico RU = Russia
SE = Sweden SG = Singapore TR = Turkey
US = United States ZA = South Africa
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