The 25 Week 12



Good afternoon! This is my weekly chart for singles. Only 25 songs are eligible to enter the singles chart.

All songs can enter The25 starting this week. So, the topper of the chart this week is 'Jahat' sung by Stacy from Malaysia. Top 5 positions are occupied by new songs this week. Adele's 'He Won't Go' occupy the no.2 position while 'Canta Por Mim' is right below it (no.3). Both Katy Perry's single entitled 'Firework' and 'E.T.' which have been occupying the top spot in Billboard Hot100 occupy no.4 and no.5 respectively this week. Previous week topper 'Fejs' descends 9 positions this week. 12 songs debuted and 2 songs re-entered this week.



Biggest jump: -
Biggest fall: Upgrade by Eric Saade (4-18)
Debut  : 12 songs
Re-enter: 2 songs
*Best non-Eurovision song – No. 1 debut – Jahat by Stacy #12*


No.
Title
Artist(s)
Movement
1
Jahat
Stacy
DEBUT
2
He Won’t Go
Adele
DEBUT
3
Canta Por Mim
Catarina Pereira
DEBUT
4
Firework
Katy Perry
DEBUT
5
E.T
Katy Perry
DEBUT
6
Foolin’
Alexander Rybak
0
7
Fairytale
Alexander Rybak
-2
8
Rolling In The Deep
Adele
DEBUT
9
Set Fire To The Rain
Adele
DEBUT
10
Fejs
Milan Stanković
-9
11
Popular
Eric Saade
-4
12
Valged Ööd
Getter Jaani ft. Koit Toome
-9
13
What Are Words
Chris Medina
DEBUT
14
Insha Allah
Maher Zain
DEBUT
15
Only Girl (In The World)
Rihanna
DEBUT
16
Europe’s Skies
Alexander Rybak
RE-ENTER
17
Turning Tables
Adele
DEBUT
18
Upgrade
Eric Saade
-14
19
Stay
Estrella
DEBUT
20
Atlantis
Alexander Rybak
-4
21
Gonna Let You Know
Safura
-19
22
Believe
Dima Bilan
-4
23
Satellite
Lena Meyer-Landrut
-3
24
Playing With Fire
Paula Seling & Ovi
RE-ENTER
25
Life Looks Better in Spring
Jon Lilygreen & The Islanders
-6

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© 2011 Hafiz Halwi

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