Glass Animals‘ “Warmth Waves” set a brand new file this week because the longest-running hit within the historical past of the Billboard Scorching 100. On the chart dated Oct. 22, the No. 1 hit formally surpassed The Weeknd‘s “Blinding Lights” by spending 91 weeks on the tally.
And now that Dave Bayley and his bandmates are the reigning file holders because of the exceptional, slow-burning success of their single, we need to know which longtime Scorching 100 hit is your favourite.
Of the endless cascade of songs which have gone up and down the all-genre tally since its inception in 1958, solely 10 have spent no less than 68 weeks on the chart — together with hits by Think about Dragons, AWOLNATION, Dua Lipa and extra.
Do you favor “Warmth Waves” over “Blinding Lights”? Which will get your blood pumping extra: Dan Reynold’s ferocious supply of “Radioactive” or AWOLNATION‘s glitchy, hard-charging “Sail”? On the pop entrance, does Dua’s “Levitating” ship you hovering or are you continue to head over heels for Jason Mraz‘s 2008 single “I’m Yours” in spite of everything these years?
The oldest music of the ten is definitely LeAnn Rimes‘ 1997 nation juggernaut “How Do I Reside,” which comes tied in seventh place at 69 weeks with The Weeknd and Ariana Grande‘s “Save Your Tears.” (That’s proper, the artist in any other case often called Abel Tesfaye is the one musician to have two hits among the many longest-running Scorching 100 tracks.)
Was OneRepublic‘s “Counting Stars” an unstoppable power in your playlists a decade in the past? Or have been you busy social gathering rocking to LMFAO‘s “Social gathering Rock Anthem” that includes Lauren Bennett and GoonRock?
Whereas we have a good time Glass Animals’ newest accomplishment, vote in your favourite long-running music on the Scorching 100 under.
