…and Estelle has the #1 position locked down for the third week in a row! American Boy is a pretty deserving Number 1 anyway, especially when you consider that only other worthwhile single - Chris Brown’s With You - seems to be sliding down the chart at the moment.
Let’s have a look at this week’s top ten singles…
- Estelle ft Kanye West - American Boy: Enough raving about the song - does Estelle’s dancing weird anyone else out? It’s slightly awkward and unsettling.
- Flo Rida ft T-Pain - Low: I’ve run out of things to say about this song - moronic in the extreme, but still fun to shout along to.
- Kooks - Always Where I Need To Be: The Kooks are back with their patent pending upbeat indie-rock. It sounds like more of the same, but since their formula was pretty good in the first place, that’s not a bad thing.
- Sam Sparro - Black & Gold: I asked last week who Sam Sparro is. And I still don’t know this week.
- Duffy - Mercy: A small but ‘merciful’ drop in chart position for Duffy. No ill-will toward the girl, but can we have a new single that isn’t quite so derivative next time?
- Mariah Carey - Touch My Body: Once she had a Vision Of Love, now all she wants us to do is touch her body. I think I preferred the 1990 version of Mariah to the present-day tarty diva.
- Leona Lewis - Better In Time: And speaking of divas, here’s a classy one. Ms Lewis, I hope your career extends long beyond that shiny-faced mutant Carey and her awful performing boobs.
- Madonna ft Justin Timberlake - 4 Minutes: You can’t watch the video on YouTube, which is a major faux pas in this day and age. Why are so many old-school artists afraid of the Internet?
- Chris Brown - With You: Cool song. And with such a strong hook I was convinced I’d heard it before. An instant classic?
- Nickelback - Rockstar: This song is the musical equivalent of chewing gum stuck to your shoe - you can’t scrape it off the charts no matter how hard you try.
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