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UK Singles Year-End 2018

Featured Replies

 
11) IDGAF
12) 2002
13) Friends
14) Freaky Friday
15) In My Feelings
16) Solo
17) Havana
18) The Greatest Show
19) Eastside
20) New Rules
23) I Like It
26) Girls Like You
38) All The Stars
47) Meant To Be
52) Love Lies
57) Finesse
58) Never Be The Same
68) thank u, next
69) Silence
76) God is a woman

 

Edited by daniel_

one smooch and no tears left to cry :clap3: 

 

not sure if i even know the rest :skull: 

Edited by PrismaticFluff

Oh I thought Feel it Still was mostly 2017. Did it take off later in the UK?

Ahhh One SMASH, also the biggest song on 2018 in the Netherlands and Belgium. :clap3:

2 minutes ago, 45seconds said:

I thought Drake and rap were local :gaycat5:

It is. Drake is pop.

35 minutes ago, Blade said:

Oh I thought Feel it Still was mostly 2017. Did it take off later in the UK?

It was kind of a slow burner here, it peaked in March of this year.

It already had 33 weeks on the chart by that point.

34 minutes ago, 45seconds said:

I thought Drake and rap were local :gaycat5:

Nice For What and God's Plan are pop songs :rip: 

37 minutes ago, Befour said:

Nice For What and God's Plan are pop songs :rip: 

Hip-Pop :gaycat5:

2 hours ago, Rentboy said:

It is. Drake is pop.

 

1 hour ago, Befour said:

Nice For What and God's Plan are pop songs :rip: 

Yes white gays, enlighten us on the wisdom you have about 'real Hip-Hop'.

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God's Plan was global af. :clap3:

 

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