Ed Sheeran secures a first chart leader with "Drive", taken from the F1 the Album soundtrack, becoming the third song from the movie soundtrack to feature atop the Play list (Edition 70). It mark Sheeran's highest effort, surpassing the No.2 rank by "Sapphire" and marking the English singer's consecutive fourth top ten (following "Azizam" (No.5) and "Old Phone" (No.3)). From the F1 soundtrack, ROSÉ's "Messy" started the streak when it opened atop the 64th Edition, and Tate McRae would later follow with "Just Keep Watching", which entered atop the 67th Edition.
At No.2, Swedish House Mafia debut their third appearance on the chart and second top 10 score, a Top EDM effort on the edition, "Wait So Long". The supergroup trio earlier graced the top tier with the Alicia Keys' collaboration "Finally" which debuted at No.7 on the 33rd Edition, climbing to the runner-up spot in its second run, behind another EDM hit ("Never Going Home Tonight" - David Guetta, Alesso & Madison Love).
A trio of former No.1 follow, Tate McRae's "Just Keep Watching" lifts to No.3, adding a total fourth run in the tier. Marshmello's second chart leader, "Save My Love" (with AVAION & Ellie Goulding) descends from the lead to stall at No.4, with three stints on the tally. Morgan Wallen's leading entry "What I Want" (with Tate McRae) bumps up to No.5 - adding a sixth run in the tier.
Sam Fender earns his third top ten reach as "Rein Me In", a feature with Olivia Dean, turns up at No.6, marking Dean's foremost top 10 effort. The song performs far better that its solo original which debuted and peaked at No.63 on the 53rd Edition. With 11 lead entries for the artist, "Rein Me In" matches the #6 peak of "Remember My Name", with only "People Watching" which eventually reached No.2.
Benson Boone's "Mr Electric Blue" starts at No.7, earning the crooner his sixth top ten, which encompasses two chart toppers thereon. He adds a few extra numbers on the list with, "Young American Heart" at No.11, "Take Me Home" at No.20, and "Man in Me" at No.43.
With three stints in the top ten, Sabrina Carpenter's No.1 score, "Manchild" drops from #2 to settle at No.8.
YUNGBLUD's "Zombie" prances into the top 10, scoring the edition's Gainer Spot, with four overall runs, the song escalates from #21 to peak at No.9 on the edition, while the rockstar adds a string of entries: "Idols Pt. II" (#36), "Change" (#42), "The Greatest Parade" (#53), "Monday Murder" (#59) and "Idols Pt. I" (#67). "Zombie" surpassed the ranking of "Hello Heaven Hello", which had reached No.18.
Ed Sheeran's #2 ranking "Sapphire" closes the tier as it recedes from fifth place to No.10, with three spells on the tally.
New Entries on the Edition (past the Top 10):
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Young
American Heart
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Benson Boone
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11
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Family Out of Friends
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Picture This
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14
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All Gas No Brakes (feat. BigXthaPlug)
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Teddy Swims
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19
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Take Me Home
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Benson Boone
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20
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Plastic Box
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JADE
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24
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Outside
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Cardi B
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25
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No Time To Talk
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Jonas
Brothers
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26
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Gabriela
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Katseye
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27
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Idols Pt. II
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YUNGBLUD
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36
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Bodies (with JID)
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Offset
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37
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future
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Wrabel
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41
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Change
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YUNGBLUD
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42
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Man in Me
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Benson Boone
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43
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we never dated
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sombr
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44
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HOW DOES IT FEEL
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The Kid LAROI
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51
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Hammer
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Lorde
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52
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The Greatest Parade
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YUNGBLUD
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53
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Monday Murder
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YUNGBLUD
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59
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Not Like That Anymore
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Lola Young
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63
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Idols Pt. I
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YUNGBLUD
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67
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You DJ I'll Drive
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Jason
Derulo
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70
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Longest Run on the Edition:
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TRACK-TITLE
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ARTIST (S)
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PEAK
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W.O.C
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Ordinary
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Alex Warren
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1
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20
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Die With A Smile
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Lady Gaga & Bruno
Mars
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1
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40
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Pink Pony Club
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Chappell Roan
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1
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20
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People Watching
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Sam Fender
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2
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27
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Messy
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Lola Young
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3
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25
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luther (with SZA)
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Kendrick Lamar
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1
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26
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Timeless (feat. Playboi
Carti)
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The Weeknd
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1
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34
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