Officio Play : Edition 74

 

   HUNTR/X secures a third consecutive run at the chart's summit with the global tune "Golden" leading the Edition 74, becoming the first act to surpass a two stint spell at the top of the list. The song entered at No.10 on the 71st Edition, moving up to the top in the second run, keeping at the spot for three good stints, the first song to lodge at the chart's No.1 position for that long, surpassing the two stint record previously held by two other songs. Joining HUNTR/X in the top tier, SAJA BOYS score their first top ten appearance, as "Your Idol" lifts to No.10 in its fourth run, marking the second fictional group to feature in the chart's top tier. 

Tom Grennan's "I Won't Miss a Thing" lifts a spot higher to earn a new peak at No.2, adding a second run in the top tier. 

Jessie Murph makes a return to the chart as "Blue Strips" re-enters the tally, earning a higher peak, surpassing its former No.8 ranking. The singer adds new entries on the list: "Best Behavior"(feat. Lil Baby) (No.13), "Donuts" (feat. Gucci Mane) (#38), "1965" (#83) and "Ain’t But A Thing" (#84). 

Alex Warren boasts a string of new entries, starting with the highest debut of the edition, "Eternity" at No.4 (the singer's sixth top ten effort), followed by: "You Can't Stop This" (No.14), "Everything" (No.28), "The Outside" (#36), "First Time on Earth" (#37), "Never Be Far" (#48), "Who I Am" (#74), and "Getaway Car" (#98). 

Tyler, the Creator adds a second to ten, with the #5 debuting effort, "Stop Playing With Me", marking his highest rank, which topples his previous top 10 score, "NOID" which peaked at No.6. 

Joyner Lucas scores a first top ten reach, thanks to the Ava Max collaboration, "Tear Me Down" turning up at No.7. 

Morgan Wallen's "What I Want" (feat. Tate McRae) lifts to No.8, while adding a solid 10th stint. 

BigXthaPlug's No.2 reaching "Home", a feature with Shaboozey, recedes to No.9. Entering the top tier for their first time, Saja Boys joins Huntr/X as the fictional group's banger "Your Idol" escalates to a new No.10 on the edition.