Thursday 12 November 2020

2000 Sound: 12th November. Don't You Worry, the top ten cleanout is just doing it for the KIds

 We got a moderate to standard week here, yeah we had some changes but nothing that is too wild or anything like that...in fact, it's pretty normal especially if you look at the number one for yet another which which is Spiller's "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" as it still rules on sales and radio are absolutely LOVING this song, its everywhere right now.

It's closest threat and contender for number one is "Teenage Dirtbag" by Wheatus up one place to number two on back of solid sales but is also rising to be a player for top spot is "Gotta Tell You" by Samantha Mumba which rose two places to number three, it's actually looking like being a serious threat to Spiller. 

What surprised me is the out of nowhere two place rise to number four for "She Bangs" by Ricky Martin, this still somehow has legs...why?

The highest debut of the week comes from the Backstreet Boys with "Shape Of My Heart" at number five. The song is fine but the Backstreet Boys have done better this year.

All that meant the sudden four place drop to number six for "Holler" by the Spice Girls...honestly I'd be fine if this disappeared off the charts altogether especially as it strips the girls of their personalities making it flat and lifeless as a Spice Girls song.

So it seems it was a week of change in the top ten because the first of three songs to rise into the top ten is Madasun's "Don't You Worry" which climbed seven places to number seven. 

Pink's "Most Girls" stalls at number eight while unfortunately, "Let's Get Loud" by Jennifer Lopez got a six place jump to arrive in the top ten at number nine.

Finally, Vitamin C's "Friends Forever (Graduation" rose seven places to number ten to give Vitamin C her first top ten hit.


Gains

So two major gains this week are cases of continued momentum with "Lady (Hear Me Tonight)" by Modjo up from 31 to 23 and "If You're Gone" by Matchbox Twenty rising eleven places to 27.

There were five place gains for "Rome Wasn't Built in a Day" by Mircheeba to 44 and "Come On Over Baby (All I Want is You) by Christina Aguilera to 11.


Losers

It was a bloodbath for songs that were in the top ten last week with U2's "Beautiful Day" down eight places to 12, "Fill Me In" by Craig David dropping down from number seven to 15, "B Boys & Flygirls" by Bomfunk MCs down from number nine to 16 while "On A Night like this" by Kylie Minogue dropped nine places to 19.

"These Days" by Bardot dropped six places to 39, "Everything You Need" by Madison Avenue got hit down six to 29 and the charts are proving to be a rollercoaster for Ronan Keating with "Life is a Rollercoaster" down from 26 to 34...ouch.

New Entries

So I have already talked about the new entry for the Backstreet Boys in the top ten with "Shape of My Heart" at number five but beyond that we have a collab between Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue called "Kids" at number 14...a song I actually kind of like.

The new entries have got a distinctly Australian flavour with You Am I at number 37 with "Damage" and Anuj with 'Remember Me" at number 50. The ,latter being kind of annoying



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