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11/02/2024 05:29:23 pm

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Magic! Nabs Number 1 Spot on U.K. Official Singles Chart; Other Results

The Canadian reggae fusion band Magic! seized the number one spot on the Official Singles Chart in the UK for their debut single entitled 'Rude'.

The newcomer indie band has finally gotten their first number one hit through their song 'Rude' which entered the chart for the first time just four weeks ago. The song made its way to the top spot based primarily on audio streams online.

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The reggae band's single 'Rude' has made it to the top 50 songs subsequent to its official release and has jumped a very impressive 48 places to the number two spot. Finally, today, the song was able to make it to the top spot, beating Cheryl Cole's 'Crazy Stupid Love' which featured English rap artist Tinie Tempah. The song is now at the number two spot.

Sixteen percent of the combined chart sales solely came from online streams. It is considered the highest streaming proportion for a number one single ever since the streaming for the song began, down to the Official Singles Chart just last month. It garnered a total of 1.4 million streams in just one week.

The results of their sales tally are contributed by fans listening through streaming services such as Spotify, Deezer and O2 Tracks.

'Rude' by Magic! has already made it to the Top 10 charts in Australia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Iceland, The Netherlands, New Zealand and Sweden, including in their native country, Canada. Along with that, it topped the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Their two other songs also reached over a million streams each just this week.

Other notable songs on the list are that of Ariana Grande and Iggy Azalea's collaboration song 'Problem' which garnered 1.05 streams and George Ezra's Budapest which got a total of 1.02 million hits. 'Britain's Got Talent's' finalist Bars and Melody also scored their first UK Top 40 hit with their song 'Hopeful', which debuted at the number five spot today.

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