Eminem, Juice WRLD And Justin Bieber Return Hit Singles To The Top 10 In The U.K

After ruling the U.K. singles chart for five nonconsecutive weeks with his smash “Blinding Lights,” The Weeknd has been forced to step down from the highest spot on the ranking by a song that has been waiting in the wings to take control. Saint Jhn works his way into the spotlight this time around with his hit “Roses,” which is the latest song to benefit from a particularly clever and popular remix. That tune now controls the tally, making the American musician a first-time ruler.

“Blinding Lights” falls from No. 1 to No. 2, but it does have a realistic shot at reclaiming the throne once again, especially as fans rush to listen to his new album After Hours, which was just released.

Aitch, AJ Tracey and Tay Keith debuted their new collaborative single “Rain” at No. 3 last frame, and since then it hasn’t moved an inch. Also steady from last week is Roddy Ricch’s “The Box,” which is comfortable at No. 4.

New to the top five is Joel Corry’s “Lonely,” which climbs from seventh place to fifth. In doing so, the catchy electronic cut becomes the DJ and producer’s highest-charting tune yet.

Dua Lipa occupies the next two spots with her current singles, both of which are set to be featured on her forthcoming album Future Nostalgia. First up is “Don’t Start Now” at No. 6, and right behind that track comes “Physical,” which improves to a new best position of No. 7.

Newcomer Doja Cat’s “Say So” lifts to No. 8 this week, once again giving the musician a new peak showing in the U.K.

Back inside the top 10 after departing the region not long ago is “Godzilla” by Eminem and Juice WRLD. The track gains, rising from No. 13 to No. 9, thanks to the release of the song’s official video. “Godzilla” debuted at No. 1 earlier this year in the same frame Eminem’s surprise-release album Music to Be Murdered By opened atop its respective list as well.

Also back between Nos. 1 and 10 is Justin Bieber’s “Intentions,” which features rapper Quavo. The second official single taken from the pop singer’s new album Changes once peaked at No. 9, and it hasn’t veered very far from its highest placement yet.

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