It’s not budging.<\/p>\n
1. Olivia Rodrigo – “Drivers License”<\/strong><\/p>\n That’s seven weeks. So it’s time to start paying attention to the records. Two records managed six weeks last year: Ariana Grande’s “Positions” and Joel Corry & MNEK’s “Head & Heart”. “Drivers License” now overtakes them both. The next step is a big challenge, though – “Dance Monkey” by Tones & I, which lasted 11 weeks at number 1 in 2019. I don’t see Rodrigo making it that long – she’s had one close call already. But we’ll see.<\/p>\n The rest of the top 3 is static, with “Calling My Phone” by Lil Tjay & 6LACK at 2, and Nathan Evans’ “Wellerman” at 3. And it’s a long, long way down to the first new entry.\u00a0“The Business” by Tiesto<\/strong> climbs 6-4, becoming his highest placing single since 2014.\u00a0“Friday” by Riton x Nightcrawler featuring Mufasa & Hypeman<\/strong> climbs 10-7.\u00a0Remarkably,\u00a0“Save Your Tears” by the Weeknd<\/strong> continues to climb despite having been available as an album track for months, and now moves 13-11.\u00a0“Latest Trends” by A1 & J1<\/strong>, which entered at 19 and climbed to 17 last week, gathers momentum by climbing to 12.\u00a0“Your Love (9pm)” by ATB, Topic & A7S<\/strong> climbs 21-5.\u00a0Cardi B’s “Up”<\/strong> climbs 22-17.\u00a0Central Cee’s “Commitment Issues”<\/strong> climbs 23-18.\u00a0“Heat Waves” by Glass Animals<\/strong> climbs 26-23.\u00a0“My Head & My Heart” by Ava Max<\/strong> climbs 29-25, which coincidentally leaves it one place above “Head & Heart”, still hanging in there months after it left number 1.<\/p>\n 28. Ella Henderson & Tom Grennan – “Let’s Go Home Together”<\/strong><\/p>\n