Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ Hold at No. 1 In U.K. – Billboard

Miley Cyrus now has a bunch of U.Okay. No. 1s with “Flowers”.

The post-disco hit blooms with upwards of 121,000 chart items, the Official Charts Firm reviews, to guide the nationwide chart for a second week.

That quantity outperforms the primary week for “Flowers,” and contains over 13 million streams, making it the market chief in that format for the second straight week.

A success around the globe, “Flowers” turns into Cyrus’ longest-running U.Okay. No. 1 single, besting her earlier leaders “We Can’t Cease” and “Wrecking Ball,” which every logged a single week on the chart summit in 2013.

Additional down the record, revealed Jan. 27, Afrobeats star Rema luggage a brand new chart beat with “Calm Down” (Mavin), up 8-6, whereas Headie One has the week’s highest new entry on the chart, with “Martin’s Couch” (Relentless). It’s new at No. 9, for the London rapper and songwriter’s fifth prime 10 look — and first as a solo artist. 

Miguel’s TikTok-powered revival is in full swing, as “Certain Factor” (Jive) lifts into the highest 10. It’s up 11-10, for the U.S. artist’s first look within the prime tier. “Certain Factor” first dropped in 2010, and has grown wings that’s to its viral activate the short-video platform.

Additionally on the climb is Irish singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot with “I’ll Be Ready” (up 22-19 through Polydor), Mimi Webb’s “Pink Flags” (up 23-21 through Epic); and Coi Leray “Gamers up 19” (up 45-26 through Uptown/Republic Recordings), for the rising U.S. artist’s first U.Okay. prime 40 look.

Sabrina Carpenter’s viral, love-struck quantity “Nonsense” (Island) is making its transfer on the U.Okay. It’s the week’s largest gainer, charging 38 locations to No. 32, for the U.S. pop singer’s second prime 40 (her 2021 launch “Pores and skin” reached No. 28).    

Lastly, Ed Sheeran makes his 68^th impression on the U.Okay. prime 75 with “F64” (Atlantic), his tribute to his late good friend Jamal Edwards, the founding father of SBTV who died in February 2022, on the age of 31. “F64” bows at No. 50 on the nationwide survey.