In the US Hot 100 Singles chart this week (dated 9th September 2017), Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You" remains static at the Number 9 position. By doing so it creates a new record of 33 weeks inside the Top 10, putting it one clear of the Chainsmokers & Halsey's "Closer", and LeAnn Rimes' "How Do I Live".
"Shape Of You" debuted at Number 1 on the chart dated 28th January, before being replaced for the next two weeks by "Bad And Boujee" by Migos featuring Lil' Uzi Vert. It then reclaimed the top spot for a further 11 weeks.
Here are the 5 tracks to have spent at least 30 weeks in the Top 10 in chronological order.
32 weeks (all consecutive) - How Do I Live by LeAnn Rimes - entered the Top 10 on 9th August 1997 at Number 9 on its 8th week on the chart - last week in the Top 10 at Number 10 on 14th March on its 39th week on the chart.
Number 2 - 4 weeks
Number 3 - 11 weeks (including 7 in a row from 25th October to 6th December 1997)
Number 4 - 7 weeks
Number 5 - 3 weeks
Number 6 - 3 weeks
Number 9 - 1 week
Number 10 - 3 weeks
30 weeks (26 consecutive) - Smooth by Santana featuring Rob Thomas - entered the Top 10 on 4th September 1999 at Number 8 on its 6th week on the chart - last week in the Top 10 at Number 9 on 26th February 2000 on its 31st week on the chart - returned on 12th March 2000 at Number 10 on its 33rd week on the chart - last week in the Top 10 at Number 8 on 2nd April on its 36th week on the chart.
Number 1 - 12 weeks (23rd October 1999 to 8th January 2000)
Number 2 - 2 weeks
Number 3 - 5 weeks
Number 5 - 2 weeks
Number 6 - 1 week
Number 7 - 2 weeks
Number 8 - 1 week (1 week)
Number 9 - 1 week
Number 10 (3 weeks)
(Numbers in brackets are for second run)
31 weeks (all consecutive) - Uptown Funk! by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars - entered the Top 10 on 13th December 2014 at Number 8 on its 3rd week on the chart - last week in Top 10 on 11th July 2015 at Number 8 on its 33rd week on the chart.
Number 1 - 14 weeks (17th January 2015 to 18th April 2000)
Number 2 - 4 weeks
Number 3 - 3 weeks
Number 4 - 1 week
Number 5 - 3 weeks
Number 6 - 4 weeks
Number 8 - 2 weeks
32 weeks (all consecutive) - Closer by Chainsmokers featuring Halsey - entered the Top 10 on 20th August 2016 at Number 9 on its 1st week on the chart - last week in Top 10 at Number 10 on 25th March 2017 on its 32nd week on the chart
Number 1 - 12 weeks (3rd September 2016 to 19th November 2016)
Number 2 - 3 weeks
Number 3 - 6 weeks
Number 4 - 2 weeks
Number 5 - 4 weeks
Number 6 - 1 week
Number 7 - 1 week
Number 9 - 1 week
Number 10 - 2 weeks
33 weeks*** (all consecutive) - Shape Of You by Ed Sheeran - entered the Top 10 at Number 1 on 28th January 2017 on its 1st week on the chart - still on chart at Number 9 on 9th September 2017
Number 1 - 12 weeks (11 consecutive from 18th February 2017 to 29th April 2017)
Number 2 - 4 weeks
Number 4 - 4 weeks
Number 5 - 7 weeks
Number 6 - 1 week
Number 7 - 1 week
Number 9 - 4 weeks
So, yet another record for Mr Sheeran - this is "Shape Of You".
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