Thursday, 12 November 2026

ARIA Top 50 Singles Chart Review.9th November. The One Where Harry Returns

 So let's dive into this week because this really is late this week, let's begin with the top ten where to nobody's surprise it's still "Housewife" sitting at number one for Tate McRae thanks mostly to streaming, it held up well over a weakening "Choosin' Texas" by Ella Langley at number two, streaming is holding this one up right now but that may not be for too much longer.

This would place "Nicole Kidman" by Adela in a good position to climb higher but streaming isn't moving the needle for it as much to make a run for the top spot.

"Rein Me In" by Sam Fender and Olivia Dean rebounded one spot to number four while Dean's likely year end chart topper "Man I Need" also recovered one spot to number five.

The big gainer in our top ten this week is "Babydoll" by Jamie Miller which climbed three spots to number six, this is the song that seems the most likely to challenge "Housewife" in the weeks ahead.

Also likely to climb higher in the weeks ahead is "Stop The Wedding!" by Ashe however that remained tethered to number seven this week.

"Expectations" by Olivia Rodrigo and the remix with Chappell Roan slipped four spots to number eight, kind of expected this song to go into freefall this week, bit surprised it didn't/

Rebounding one slot is "Boston" by Stella Lefty to number nine and rebounding three to number ten is "Ordinary" by Alex Warren because people don't seem all that keen on getting rid of either song.

Losers

Not too many big fallers this week with "IloveItILoveItILoveIt" by Bella Kay down eleven to forty six

Drop Outs 

Three songs took their exit this week with "Lodi When" by Zach Bryan, "Baby Steps" by Olivia Dean and "Weren't For the Wind" by Ella Langley leaving. 

Gains

"Back to Friends" by Sombr rebounded eight to twenty four and "Sports Car" by Tate McRae also got an eight place boost to twrnty eight.

Re-Entries

Three songs came back this week, older songs like "Victory Lap" by Fred Again, Skepta and Plaqueboy Max at fifty and "Daisies" by Justin Bieber at forty but the last of three returns is "Coming Up Roses" by Harry Styles, sadly that song is pretty mediocre like the rest of that last album of Harry's.

With there being no new entries this week that wraps our week. 

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