Saint Jhn Holds At No. 1 In The U.K. While Dua Lipa Rises Into The Top Five With ‘Physical’

Since pushing The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights” off the U.K. singles chart’s throne last week, Saint Jhn’s “Roses” hasn’t moved an inch. The tune, which benefits from a popular remix, is steady at No. 1 in the country for a second stint, and it may very well continue on its winning path for a few more frames, as it doesn’t seem to face any serious competition at the moment.

Speaking of staying stationary, “Blinding Lights” keeps in the runner-up rung as the album it is featured on, After Hours blasts onto its respective chart at No. 1. 

Back up to third place is Roddy Ricch’s streaming powerhouse “The Box,” which stalled at No. 2 earlier this year, unable to break through and become the rapper’s first leader in the U.K. Producer and DJ Joel Corry sees his second top 10 smash “Lonely” lift once again to No. 4, establishing a new career-best in the process.

New to the top five this frame is Dua Lipa’s “Physical,” the second single from hew new album Future Nostalgia. The track recently became her eighth top 10, and after the complete set has enjoyed a full tracking frame in which to rack up streams and sales, the pop singer’s latest could rise once again.

Right behind Dua Lipa comes…Dua Lipa. The chanteuse’s previous single “Don’t Start Now,” which only rose as high as No. 2 last year, keeps at No. 6.

Newcomer Doja Cat steps up to No. 7 with “Say So,” the song that has turned out to be her breakout tune in the U.K. She lands just ahead of Aitch, AJ Tracey and Tay Keith, whose collaborative single “Rain” falls from third to eighth place in one swoop. 

The last two tracks present inside the top 10 this frame swap spots with one another, with Justin Bieber and Quavo’s “Intentions” improving to No. 9 while Eminem and Juice WRLD’s former ruler “Godzilla” slips to No. 10.

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