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Midweek chart: 19 April 2023

     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 19th April 2023

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Chart notes:
   Puerto Rican singer/songwriter Kany García reaches the #1 spot on Tad's LGBT Music Chart at midweek with "Supe Que Eras Para Mí", moving up one more place from the weekend's #2 position. The song's title translates into English as "I Knew You Were for Me". Kany started her career as a contestant on the television talent competition Objetivo Fama in 2004. After signing a contract with Sony BMG Records in 2006, she went on to release her debut studio album (titled Culaquier Día) which spawned four Top 40 singles on The Billboard Hot Latin Tracks Chart and received four nominations at The 2008 Latin Grammy Awards. In 2016 Kany came out publicly as a member of the LGBTQ community by announcing to her fans that she was in a same-sex relationship. In the video clip for her latest single, Kany portrays a waitress in a diner where a young gay man is searching for his love. Over the past three days, the video for "Supe Que Eras Para Mí" has gained an additional 176,002 views on YouTube (which is an increase of 2.80% since the weekend's chart).

   Only one video moves up into the Top 10 at midweek. Spanish pop trio Miss Caffeina leaps ahead 13 notches to #8 with "Para Toda La Vida".

   Twelve songs fall off the chart to make way for twelve new songs. The midweek chart features 12 debuts by LGBTQ artists from Mexico, Brazil, the U.S.A., Norway, South Korea, Austria, England, and Canada:
  • Grupo Firme (from Mexico)
  • Ruben (from Norway)
  • Rodrigo Massa (originally from Brazil & now residing in Mexico)
  • Uché (from Texas, U.S.A.)
  • Xikers (from South Korea)
  • Chloe Star (from California, U.S.A.)
  • Lou Asril (from Austria)
  • Griz (from Michigan, U.S.A.)
  • Softee (from Minnesota, U.S.A.)
  • Leon Else (from England, U.K.)
  • Hiran (from Brazil)
  • Shawnee Kish (originally from Ontario & now living in Alberta, Canada)

   Chart positions are determined by a system of 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 email address below). Suggestions for new videos are also welcomed, but they must be from an LGBTQ artist and they must be available on YouTube.

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The midweek Top 50 LGBT chart:
This week Last week Artist & title Orig. Peak Weeks on chart
1 2 Kacy García – “Supe Que Eras Para Mí” PR 1 5
2 4 Miley Cyrus – “River” US 2 7
3 6 Lola Indigo – “La Santa” ES 3 5
4 10 Doechii & Kodak Black – “What It Is (Block Boy)” US 4 4
5 3 Harry Strange – “Love” GB 3 8
6 9 Henry Moodie – “Drunk Text” GB 1 8
7 5 Jamie-Lee Sexton – “Run Run Run” ZA 5 5
8 21 Miss Caffeina – “Para Toda La Vida” ES 8 3
9 1 Boygenius – “Not Strong Enough” US 1 9
10 8 Jão & Anitta – “Pilantra” BR 8 6
11 22 Jade LeMac – “Car Accident” CA 11 3
12 15 Lie Ning – “Offline” DE 12 5
13 7 Adam Mac – “Take Myself Home” US 7 5
14 19 Steve Aoki, Galantis, & Hayley Kiyoko – “Hungry Heart” US/SE 14 4
15 12 Oscar And The Wolf – “Warrior” BE 1 13
16 24 Victoria Monét & Lucky Daye – “Smoke” US 16 3
17 11 Ashnikko – “Worms” US/GB 4 7
18 27 Virgin X – “Billionaires” US/GB 18 3
19 39 Alessandra Mele – “Queen of Kings” IT/NO 19 2
20 17 Badmómzjay & Domiziana – “Auf Die Party” DE/IT 17 4
21 37 Qeetha & Nack Charlie – “ติส ติส (Tis Tis)” TH 21 2
22 32 Wrabel – “On the Way Down” US 22 3
23 44 Zee Machine – “Thunder” CN/US 23 2
24 20 Flamyngus – “Zu Ihr” DE 20 5
25 18 Loreen – “Tattoo” SE 18 6
26 16 Pink – “When I Get There” US 7 6
27 14 Adam Lambert – “Getting Older” US 14 7
28 36 Patrick Wolf – “Nowhere Game” GB 28 3
29 42 Chrissy Chlapecka – “I’m So Hot” US 29 2
30 13 Uni And The Urchins – “Dorian Gray” US 13 6
31 25 Jason Mraz – “I Feel Like Dancing” US 1 10
32 48 Jordy – “Story of a Boy” US 32 2
33 45 Calum Scott – “Woke Up in Love” GB 33 2
34 26 Sam Smith – “I’m Not Here to Make Friends” GB 1 12
35 New Grupo Firme & Gerardo Coronel ‘El Jerry’ – “Qué Onda Perdida” MX 35 1
36 46 Davi Clintori – “Derreter” BR 36 2
37 47 OnlyOneOf – “Seoul Drift” KR 37 2
38 New Ruben – “Easier” NO 38 1
39 49 Tokischa, July Queen, & Liss Doll RD – “Bandidaje” DO 39 2
40 New Rodrigo Massa – “Como Le Explico A Mi Corazón” BR/MX 40 1
41 50 Nya – “Side Effects” US/UY 41 2
42 New Uché – “Escapism” US 42 1
43 New Xikers – “Tricky House” KR 43 1
44 New Chloe Star – “Element” US 44 1
45 New Lou Asril – “Same Planet” AT 45 1
46 New Griz – “Space Camp 2” US 46 1
47 New Softee – “Come Home” US 47 1
48 New Leon Else – “Bad” GB 48 1
49 New Hiran, Marí Alves, & Cuper – “Medo Nenhum” BR/CL 49 1
50 New Shawnee Kish – “It’s a Heartache” CA 50 1

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

Falling off the chart this week: Orig. Peak Weeks on chart
** 23 The Regrettes – “Shapeshifter” US 8 6
** 28 Paul Morris – “Hide My Love” VE/NL 19 4
** 29 Omar Apollo – “3 Boys” US 8 7
** 30 Tayce – “Swagzilla” GB 4 9
** 31 Tove Lo – “Borderline” SE 1 13
** 33 Priyanka – “Afterglow” CA 30 3
** 34 Demi Lovato – “Still Alive” US 11 8
** 35 Conleth Kane – “Can I Go Back to Sleep?” GB 35 4
** 38 100 Gecs – “Dumbest Girl Alive” US 28 3
** 40 Osvaldo Supino – “Stuck on this Feeling” IT 40 3
** 41 PP Krit & SpatChies – “Fire Boy” TH 35 3
** 43 Elliot Lee, Paycheck, & Timms – “Sicko” US/ZA 39 3


Codes used in the ‘Origin’ columns from the tables above
AT = Austria BE = Belgium BR = Brazil
CA = Canada CL = Chile CN = China
DE = Germany DO = Dominican Republic ES = Spain
GB = Great Britain IT = Italy KR = South Korea
MX = Mexico NL = Netherlands NO = Norway
PR = Puerto Rico SE = Sweden TH = Thailand
US = United States UY = Uruguay VE = Venezuela
ZA = South Africa

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