Sheeran is now tied with Cliff Richard and Westlife for the third most number one singles. Ahead of them, the Beatles, 17, and Elvis Presley, 21. In other words, there’s no stopping Sheeran from holding the record in the not-too-distant future.”
Another achievement in the parade is also noteworthy. Jimin’s “Like Crazy” reached number eight. He became the first member of BTS to place a song in the UK Top 10 as a solo artist.
In the Top 40, we had two more newcomers: Paris Paloma’s “Labor” at #29 and the Flo Girls’ “Fly Girl (feat. Missy Elliott)” at #38. Finally, Booker’s “Hell ‘n’ Back” rose from No. 41 to No. 35.
Check out the top 10:
1 – “Eyes Closed” – Ed Sheeran (intro)
2 – “Flowers” – Miley Cyrus (One Place Down)
3 – “Miracle (with Ellie Goulding)” – Calvin Harris (One Place Down)
4 – “People” – Libianka (one level up)
5 – “Die For You (feat. Ariana Grande) (Remix)” – The Weeknd (down two spots)
6 – “Peace” – row (two levels collapsed)
7 – “Roofs” – Lizzie McAlpine (One Level Down)
8 – “Like Crazy” – Jimin (intro)
9 – “The Way It Was” – Harry Styles (Down One Place)
10 – “Boys A Liar” – Pink Panthers (Down Three Places)
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