Ooh LaLa Baby - Baby Dolls #1 on Mel's Current Top 20

 

Ooh LaLa Baby - Baby Dolls #1 on Mel's Current Top 20

Ooh LaLa Baby is an upbeat, flirtatious, and lighthearted party anthem by way of the Philippines featuring the dance group Baby Dolls. They have recently become very popular because of this song and the TV program they are associated with ABS-CBN TV show It's Showtime.  

Designed specifically for high-energy choreography and TikTok dance trends, its main theme revolves around having fun on the dance floor, captivating someone's attention with stylish moves, and making everyone exclaim "Oooh lala, baby!" as they watch. The track blends vibrant Tagalog pop phrasing with repetitive, infectious hooks to get people up and moving.

The song was released in March with the video only being released in late July. While the record has not exactly burned up most charts, it has spurned countless imitation and tribute, viral videos done by hundreds of groups and individuals mostly in the Philippines. Go to TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, it is likely you'll run into one of these.

Give this lighthearted fun, hit a spin. You'll easily overlook non-English, Tagalog lyrics and fall for the infectious groove.

For the Week of September 12 to 19, here are my Current Top 20.

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	Ooh LaLa Baby	Baby Dolls	1
2	Everybody Told Me	The Linda Lindas	7
3	Still	Karol G & Bruno Mars	6
4	I'd Be Lyin'	Kelly Clarkson	5
5	Mexico Honey	Kacey Musgraves	2
6	Dracula (JENNIE Remix)	Tame Impala with Jennie	3
7	Better Than Before	Pamela.	4
8	Hate That I Made You Love Me	Ariana Grandé	8
9	Rescuer	Alex Warren	11
10	Ringing Hollow	The Rolling Stones	12
11	The Siren	Kate Voegele	14
12	Run Rabbit	Mollie Elizabeth	9
13	Come In	Paul McCartney	13
14	Bass Persuades	Miley Cyrus	17
15	CLICK	JISOO	18
16	The Government	Tom MacDonald	19
17	Net	Otyken	20
18	Magnet and Steel	Keith Urban with Little Big Town	10
19	Memo	Dasha	new
20	Petty Crimes	Molly Elizabeth	new

Baby Dolls, 2026 - Photo - Quezon City Government

It's #1 on Mel's Current Top 20.

 

Mollie Elizabeth • Run Rabbit

Gotta love this quirky indie pop hit from Mollie Elizabeth. It's been climbing up my chart for a month and made it to #1last week. The song is a growing viral hit with several people and the artist herself creating YouTube Shorts and TikToks on social media. "Run Rabbit" deserves to be a bigger hit.

Who is Mollie Elizabeth? Never heard of her until "Run Rabbit" was released in May. Gemini AI has this to say about her.

Mollie Elizabeth has been making massive waves in the alt-pop and indie scenes with her cinematic, dark-fairytale sound.  Key Details About Mollie Elizabeth

Real Name: She performs under her actual first and middle name, Mollie Elizabeth. On social media, she is also well-known by her handle, doeyedfairie.  

Where She Is From: She hails from the Cascade Range in Washington State and grew up just outside of Seattle. Her upbringing in the Pacific Northwest woods heavily inspires the atmospheric, "tiny worlds" she creates in her music.  

Age: She is 22 years old (born in 2003).

Musical Journey: She has been active professionally since 2024, meaning she has been officially releasing music for about two years. She first gained major internet traction in January 2025 with her viral debut single "Vegas Venetian", which led to her signing with Neon Gold Records. She followed that up with her debut EP, Dirty Blonde, in late 2025, before dropping her massive viral hit "Run Rabbit" in May 2026.

"Doe Eyes" from 2025.

Mel’s Current Top 20 | June 27, 2025.

Alex Warren teams up with Rosé with the release of this new song at #16 - "On My Mind".

Mel’s Current Top 20 |  June 27, 2025.

Hot Tracks That Should Be Hits.

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	Ordinary	Alex Warren	1
2	undressed	sombr	5
3	Azizam	Ed Sheeran	4
4	APT.	Rosé & Bruno Mars	6
5	Messy (From F1® The Movie)	Rosé	7
6	Ripple	Good Neighbours	2
7	Mystical Magical	Benson Boone	3
8	Butterfly	Marina	13
9	More Than A Feeling	Declan J. Donovan	10
10	Old Phone	Ed Sheeran	12
11	Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride	Iam Tongi	9
12	Burning Down	Alex Warren	17
13	Sapphire	Ed Sheeran	20
14	Don't Say You Love Me	Jin	8
15	The Giver	Chappell Roan	11
16	On My Mind	Alex Warren & Rosé	NEW
17	Survive	Lewis Capaldi	NEW
18	Drive (From F1® The Movie)	Ed Sheeran	NEW
19	Somebody That I Used To Know	Fanny Lumsden	NEW
20	Zydeco Sont Pas Salés	The Rolling Stones	NEW

CHART NOTES

Alex Warren holds at #1 for a 6th straight week with "Ordinary." In addition, his latest track, a duet with BLACKPINK's Rosé, debuts on the Top 20 at #16, with a third single, "On My Own". Meanwhile, "Burning Down" moving up 5 points to #12.

"On My Own" also marks Rosé's third single in the top 20 as she is currently charting with her worldwide smash hit "APT." (@ #4) with Bruno Mars, and also on her own with "Messy" (@ #5) from the F1® The Movie soundtrack. The video for "On My Mind" appear at the top of this post.

Lewis Capaldi is back with a brand new song. "Survive" bows in at #17. An article on iHeartRadio's site states: "Following an extended hiatus from music, Lewis's new song details his urge to 'survive' after quitting the business to focus on his mental and physical health."

Ed Sheeran is an artist that now has four tracks in the Top 20. "Azizam," Sheeran's former #1 song from earlier this year moves up a spot from last week's #4 to #3. Two other tracks, "Old Phone" and "Sapphire" both move up to #10 and #13 respectively. The newest song "Drive" debuts at #18 and also comes from the soundtrack of F1® The Movie.

At #19 we find Australia's Fanny Lumsden who is covering fellow Aussie Gotye's hit "Someone That I Used to Know." The track has been percolating on the lower, unseen rungs of this Top 20 chart. Good cover.

Finally at #20, we have The Rolling Stones who are back with a new recording called "Zydeco Sont Pas Salés" which is a tribute to the Zydeco genre sung entirely in French by Mick Jagger. 

The Current Top 20 is online at Spotify - Playlist formatted in countdown mode from #20 to #1.

Mel’s Current Top 20 - June 20, 2025.

 

Mel’s Current Top 20 - June 20, 2025.

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	Ordinary	Alex Warren	1
2	Ripple	Good Neighbours	2
3	Mystical Magical	Benson Boone	4
4	Azizam	Ed Sheeran	3
5	undressed	sombr	9
6	APT.	Rosé & Bruno Mars	6
7	Messy (From F1® The Movie)	Rosé	8
8	Don't Say You Love Me	Jin	7
9	Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride	Iam Tongi	10
10	More Than A Feeling	Declan J. Donovan	11
11	The Giver	Chappell Roan	5
12	Old Phone	Ed Sheeran	14
13	Butterfly	Marina	16
14	Trailblazer (w/ Miranda Lambert/Lainey Wilson)	Reba McEntire	12
15	Sunshine	Iam Tongi	17
16	End of the World	Miley Cyrus	13
17	Burning Down	Alex Warren	19
18	Pretty Little Baby	Connie Francis	20
19	Catch These Fists	Wet Leg	15
20	Sapphire	Ed Sheeran	NEW

CHART NOTES

"Ordinary" by Alex Warren holds at #1 for a 5th week in a row. Halfway through the year, we've had three songs holding on to #1 for more than 4 weeks now, which doesn't leave much space for other songs to hit the top. 

Only one song debuts on the chart this week. "Sapphire" is the latest single by Ed Sheeran to chart. It's at #20 while Ed's two other tracks are posted at #12, "Old Phone" and #4 "Azizam," which is a former #1 record.

A couple more videos appear below:

Iam Tongi's "Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride" from the Lilo & Stitch movie soundtrack moves up to #9 this week.

Marina's "Butterfly" moved from last week's #20 debut position to #13 this week. The track is off her new album Princess of Power.

This week's Current Top 20 can be heard on Spotify! It is presented in countdown mode, starting at #20 and counting down to #1.

Best of 2023: The Beatles Now And Then

 

The Last Song by The Beatles

"Now And Then", the song recorded by The Beatles was released on November 2. The song written by John Lennon was given to Paul McCartney by Yoko Ono, John's widow in 1994 along with the songs "Free As A Bird" and "Real Love".

In 1994 George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney worked on the three songs releasing two of them on the Anthology I and Anthology II albums that came out in 1995 and 1996. "Now And Then" laid on the back burner for more than 25 years due to technical reasons. You can learn more about "Now And Then" by watching the short video documentary below:

"Now And Then" made its debut on my Current Top 20 chart at #3 on November 3. By the next week it jumped to #1, replacing "Angry" by The Rolling Stones at that position. "Now And Then" has been the #1 song on my Current Top 20 for the four weeks now. The latest chart as of December 1 is shown below.

"Now And Then" is one of my favorite songs of 2023 and we'll see where it ends up in my end of the year Top 100 for 2023.

The Rolling Stones Angry Comeback

 

The Rolling Stones Are Not Angry

They are happy for “Angry”... the first single off their new, upcoming album Hackney Diamonds, scheduled for release this coming Friday, October 20.

The Rolling Stones hit song “Angry”, the first single off Hackney Diamonds, is holding the #1 position for the sixth consecutive week on Mel’s Current Top 20 chart. It shows no signs of slowing down.

It’s worth noting that “Angry” made an impressive debut at #1 six weeks ago and has maintained its top spot ever since. This achievement is particularly noteworthy because no other song has ever debuted at #1 on the Current Top 20, except for The Rolling Stones’ 2020 hit “Living in a Ghost Town.” At that time, the chart was reset after a few years of inactivity.

This week’s Current Top 20 features an impressive lineup of rock tracks, with five of them claiming spots in the Top 5. Alongside “Angry” at #1, we have The Linda Lindas “Resolution/Revolution” at #2, Stephen Sanchez’s “Be More” at #3, U2’s “Atomic City” at #4, and The Dollyrots’ “Night Owl” at #5. This abundance of rock hits in the top 5 is a rare occurrence for the chart.

In addition to “Angry”, The Rolling Stones also placed the second single, “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” on the chart last week, debuting at #18. This week the song moved up to #14. Accompanied by Lady Gaga on additional vocals and Stevie Wonder on keyboards, “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” is destined for the Top 10 on Mel’s Current Top 20 chart.

Some fresh additions to the Current Top 20 include *NSYNC’s “Better Place” debuting at #19 and Lauren Daigle’s “These Are The Days” entering at #20. These new singles bring a fresh dynamic to the chart and offer listeners a diverse range of musical styles.

Overall, The Rolling Stones’ “Angry” continues to reign supreme on Mel’s Current Top 20 playlist, showcasing the band’s enduring popularity. With a strong presence of rock hits in the top 5, this week’s chart reflects the diverse musical landscape and the ongoing evolution of the chart.

In the meantime the wait is almost over for their new Hackney Diamonds album.

Mel’s Current Top 20 Chart

As of October 13, 2023.

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	Angry (6th Week @ #1)	The Rolling Stones	1
2	Resolution/Revolution	The Linda Lindas	2
3	Be More	Stephen Sanchez	3
4	Atomic City	U2	10
5	Night Owl	The Dollyrots	7
6	Rich Men North of Richmond	Oliver Anthony Music	4
7	One More Time	Blink-182	12
8	Desire	Cannons	5
9	Calm Down (with Selena Gomez)	Rema	11
10	Need A Favor	Jelly Roll	6
11	Why Kiki	Iam Tongi	13
12	Let It Be (with Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr)	Dolly Parton	14
13	Your Side of Town	The Killers	15
14	Sweet Sounds of Heaven	The Rolling Stones	18
15	Bad Idea Right	Olivia Rodrigo	8
16	I Remember Everything (w/ Kacy Musgraves)	Zach Bryan	9
17	What's Up? (featuring Linda Perry)	Dolly Parton	19
18	Monsters	Courtney Hadwin	20
19	Better Place	*NSYNC	NEW
20	These Are The Days	Lauren Daigle	NEW

Keep up with the latest version of Mel’s Current Top 20 at these links: Mel’s Current Top 20 Page | Mel’s Current Top 20 Chart

Mel’s Current Top 20 also streams on Spotify. | LINK

Check this interview out on CBS Sunday Morning for October 15.

Lewis Capaldi / Kane Brown Top the Charts

 Mel's Current Top 20 | As of June 10, 2023.

Lewis Capaldi tops the chart at #1 with his single "Wish You the Best." The track is taken from his recently released album Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent. This is one of two songs Capaldi has on the chart, the other being "Heavenly Kind of State of Mind" also from the same album, and moving up to #10 this week. Check out the acoustic video to "Wish You The Best" above.

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	Wish You The Best	Lewis Capaldi	2
2	I Feel Like Dancing	Jason Mraz	1
3	I'll Be Seeing You	Iam Tongi	5
4	Karma / Karma (featuring Ice Spice)	Taylor Swift	6
5	Eyes Closed	Ed Sheeran.	4
6	Dirty Money	Tom MacDonald	7
7	Seasons	Bebe Rexha & Dolly Parton	3
8	Curtains	Ed Sheeran	10
9	Thunder Rumbles	The Cat Empire	11
10	Heavenly Kind of State of Mind	Lewis Capaldi	14
11	Get Her Back	Michael Ray	9
12	Fast Car	Luke Combs	19
13	Until I Found You (Em Beihold Version)	Stephen Sanchez & Em Beihold	16
14	Too Many Things	The Linda Lindas	8
15	Loving You	Cannons	17
16	Worth It	Colbie Caillat	20
17	That Girl Don't Live Here	Courtney Hadwin	12
18	Hey Girl / I Touch Myself	The Dollyrots	13
19	Life Goes On (featuring Luke Combs)	Ed Sheeran	new
20	World on Fire	Dolly Parton	new

Two songs debut on the Top 20 this week. At #19 we have "Life Goes On," an Ed Sheeran song that also features country singer Luke Combs on this single. This is one of three songs Ed Sheeran has on the top 20. The other two are "Eyes Closed," a former #1 song now at #5, and "Curtains" at #8. All are from Sheeran's latest album Subtract. The video below with Luke Combs is taken from the recent Academy of Country Music awards show.

Luke Combs also has the #12 song of the week with his cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car". The song moved up from last week's #19 position.

Dolly Parton is back with her latest track "World on Fire," which is a pop/rock single with a slight country tinge. The song debuts at #20. Dolly is also featured on Bebe Rexha's single "Seasons" which peaked last week at #3 but down to #7 this week. The "World on Fire" video is at the top of this post.

The Country 5 + 5 | As of June 13, 2023.

TW	Title	Artist	LR
1	Bury Me in Georgia (Single Edit)	Kane Brown	2
2	When I Die	Fanny Lumsden	4
3	Fast Car	Luke Combs	1
4	Life Goes On	Ed Sheeran & Luke Combs	6
5	Save Me (featuring Lainey Wilson)	Jelly Roll	9
6	Get Her Back	Michael Ray	7
7	World on Fire	Dolly Parton	8
8	Now I Know	Tennessee Tears	3
9	Standing Room Only	Tim McGraw	5
10	Need A Favor	Jelly Roll	new

Kane Brown "Bury Me in Georgia" (Single Edit) #1 on the Country 5 + 5

Hot on My Charts This Week

Mel’s Current Top 20 Hits

As of June 3, 2023.

Colbie Callait debuts at #20 with "Worth It".

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	I Feel Like Dancing	Jason Mraz	1
2	Wish You The Best	Lewis Capaldi	3
3	Seasons	Bebe Rexha & Dolly Parton	4
4	Eyes Closed	Ed Sheeran	2
5	I'll Be Seeing You	Iam Tongi	11
6	Karma / Karma (featuring Ice Spice)	Taylor Swift	9
7	Dirty Money	Tom MacDonald	8
8	Too Many Things	The Linda Lindas	7
9	Get Her Back	Michael Ray	5
10	Curtains	Ed Sheeran	14
11	Thunder Rumbles	The Cat Empire	13
12	That Girl Don't Live Here	Courtney Hadwin	12
13	Hey Girl / I Touch Myself	The Dollyrots	6
14	Heavenly Kind of State of Mind	Lewis Capaldi	19
15	Dead To You	IMY2	15
16	Until I Found You (Em Beihold Version)	Stephen Sanchez & Em Beihold	16
17	Loving You	Cannons	20
18	End Of The World	Tom MacDonald ft. John Rich	10
19	Fast Car	Luke Combs	new
20	Worth It	Colbie Caillat	new

BUBBLING UNDER THE TOP 20

21. Life Goes On (featuring Luke Combs) - Ed Sheeran

23. Jaded - Miley Cyrus

26. Show Me How - Foo Fighters

30. Padam Padam - Kylie Minogue

31. I Won't Back Down - Goo Goo Dols & O.A.R.

35. Save Me (featuring Lainey Wilson) - Jelly Roll

CHART NOTES

Jason Mraz holds at #1 for a second week with "I Feel Like Dancing."

Two debut songs: First one is "Fast Car" by country singer Luke Combs. The song is a cover of the old Tracy Chapman hit from 1988. It debuts at #19. It also holds the #1 spot on my Country 5 + 5 chart this week.

The second debut song is a comeback for singer Colbie Caillat with her latest track "Worth It" at #20. The video for that song is at the top of this post.

The Country 5 + 5: The Power of Ten!

As of June 7, 2023.

TW	Title	Artist	LR
1	Fast Car	Luke Combs	1
2	Bury Me in Georgia (Single Edit)	Kane Brown	4
3	Now I Know	Tennessee Tears	2
4	When I Die	Fanny Lumsden	new
5	Standing Room Only	Tim McGraw	3
6	Life Goes On	Ed Sheeran & Luke Combs	9
7	Get Her Back	Michael Ray	5
8	World on Fire	Dolly Parton	10
9	Save Me (featuring Lainey Wilson)	Jelly Roll	new
10	Last Night	Morgan Wallen	6

The Return of Mel's Current Top 20

 Mel's Current Top 20 | As of May 27, 2023.

Welcome to the resumption of weekly postings of Mel's Current Top 20 Chart. I've been doing personal charts of current pop and rock music for some years now and have occasionally posted them to this blog. Since 2020, the Current Top 20 has been regularly posted to the M4B Chart Central website. Prior to that a previous incarnation of these charts were posted there starting around 2009.

I love lists. Ranking favorite songs, movies, TV shows, cars, etc... overall and by genre. On this blog's pages you can see a music chart for both pop/rock music and a separate one for country music.
Through the years, special charts have been posted on favorite artists such as The Beatles and charts for the Christmas holiday season.

Now I'm bringing the weekly Current Top 20 chart back to these pages. Enjoy.

TW	Title	Artist	LW
1	I Feel Like Dancing	Jason Mraz	2
2	Eyes Closed	Ed Sheeran	1
3	Wish You The Best	Lewis Capaldi	4
4	Seasons	Bebe Rexha & Dolly Parton	6
5	Get Her Back	Michael Ray	3
6	Hey Girl / I Touch Myself	The Dollyrots	7
7	Too Many Things	The Linda Lindas	8
8	Dirty Money	Tom MacDonald	9
9	Karma / Karma (featuring Ice Spice)	Taylor Swift	12
10	End Of The World	Tom MacDonald ft. John Rich	5
11	I'll Be Seeing You	Iam Tongi	new
12	That Girl Don't Live Here	Courtney Hadwin	13
13	Thunder Rumbles	The Cat Empire	15
14	Curtains	Ed Sheeran	20
15	Dead To You	IMY2	16
16	Until I Found You (Em Beihold Version)	Stephen Sanchez & Em Beihold	18
17	Billy	The Shang Hi Los	10
18	How I'm Feeling Now	Lewis Capaldi	11
19	Heavenly Kind of State of Mind	Lewis Capaldi	new
20	Loving You	Cannons	new

BUBBLING UNDER THE TOP 20

21. Worth It - Colbie Caillat

23. Fast Car - Luke Combs

27. World on Fire - Dolly Parton

30. More - The Warning

33. Show Me How - Foo Fighters

38. Bury Me in Georgia (single version) - Kane Brown

CHART NOTES

The #1 position changes again. This week Jason Mraz tops the chart with "I Feel Like Dancing." The single nudges up from last week's #2 position after its debut way back on April 1. Been nearly 2 months.

The biggest debut song is from American Idol. Iam Tongi, an 18 year old student originally from Hawaii won the nationally televised contest last weekend, propelling his debut single "I'll Be Seeing You" to debut at the #11 spot this week. He has been a media sensation in the State of Hawaii this past few weeks.

New last week was the highly anticipated new album Broken By the Desire to Be Heavenly Sent, from crooner Lewis Capaldi. Several singles including "Wish You The Best," currently #4 on this week have come and gone on this chart this past few months. The latest track from the album debuts at #19. It's called "Heavenly Kind State of Mind."

Cannons, the alternative rock music band who went to #1 last year with "Hurricane" are back this week with their latest track. It's called "Loving You." It debuts at #20 for the week.

Original Post on M4B Charts Central - Mel's Current Top 20 | As of May 27, 2023.

Mel's Current Top 20 Chart Page

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Mel's Top 100 Hits of 2022

 

THE TOP 100 HITS OF 2022

As compiled from Mel’s Current Top 20 Weekly Charts

The following is a list of the Top 100 Hits of 2022 followed by a link to the Spotify playlist. You can go to the Top 100 of 2022 page to view the Chart Notes and the embedded videos.



Listen to THE TOP 100 HITS OF 2022 on SPOTIFY

June 26, 2022 - New From Beyonce and Demi Lovato

 Mel’s Current Top 20

June 26, 2022: CHART NOTES

Two big movers leap 10 points in their second week. The first is "Catalonia" by Vance Joy, up from #19 to #9. Right behind him is the revival track of "Running Up That Hill," from Kate Bush, also up ten from #20 last week to #10 this week.

Right behind them is Envy of None with "Never Say I Love You" which was #18 last week and now #11 this week.

Two debut songs: "Break My Soul," the latest from Beyoncé is at #19. The lyric video for that is below. The showcase video this week is from Demi Lovato. It's her rock track "Skin of My Teeth, " first week on at #20.

THE CURRENT TOP 20 CHART

TW	Song Title	Artist	LW
1	Hurricane	Cannons	1
2	Heat Waves	Glass Animals	3
3	My Love	Florence + The Machine	4
4	Hold My Hand	Lady Gaga	2
5	Bones	Imagine Dragons	5
6	Out of Time	The Weeknd	7
7	This Hell	Rina Sawayama	10
8	Enemy	Imagine Dragons x J.I.D.	6
9	Catalonia	Vance Joy	19
10	Running Up That Hill	Kate Bush	20
11	Never Say I Love You	Envy of None	18
12	2Step	Ed Sheeran	8
13	No One Dies From Love	Tove Lo	15
14	Jiggle Jiggle	Duke & Jones &	12
15	One Life	Ed Sheeran	17
16	About Damn Time	Lizzo	9
17	When You're Gone	Shawn Mendes	11
18	Western Wind	Carly Rae Jepsen	13
19	Break My Soul	Beyonce	new
20	Skin of My Teeth	Demi Lovato	new

For Beyoncé, we only have the lyric video for her chart debut.

Mel's Current Top 20 | June 16, 2022 | June 9, 2022.

Mel’s Current Top 20

Significant Songs You Don't Care About

As of June 16, 2022.

TW	Song Title	Artist	LW
1	Hurricane	Cannons	1
2	Hold My Hand	Lady Gaga	2
3	Heat Waves	Glass Animals	4
4	My Love	Florence + The Machine	6
5	Bones	Imagine Dragons	5
6	Enemy	Imagine Dragons x J.I.D.	3
7	Out of Time	The Weeknd	8
8	2Step	Ed Sheeran	9
9	About Damn Time	Lizzo	7
10	This Hell	Rina Sawayama	13
11	When You're Gone	Shawn Mendes	11
12	Jiggle Jiggle	Duke & Jones & Louis Theroux	14
13	Western Wind	Carly Rae Jepsen	12
14	Strange	Miranda Lambert	15
15	No One Dies From Love	Tove Lo	16
16	As It Was	Harry Styles	10
17	One Life	Ed Sheeran	19
18	Never Say I Love You	Envy of None	20
19	Catalonia	Vance Joy	new
20	Running Up That Hill	Kate Bush	new

CHART NOTES

Cannons hold at #1 for a second week with "Hurricane," a track from their album Fever Dream. Lady Gaga's former #1 hit "Hold My Hand" from the Top Gun: Maverick soundtrack album holds at #2 this week.

As stated at the top of this post Rina Sawayama released a new video to her current hit "This Hell, " which moves up this chart from #13 to #10.

One of my favorite new songs this week is "Catalonia" by Vance Joy making its debut at #19.

Our second debut song is more than 30 years old. The Netflix TV series Stranger Things which I have never watched is responsible for the revival of this great oldie from Kate Bush... "Running Up That Hill" makes a very late debut to this chart just like the revival of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" back in 2020. "Running Up That Hill" originally came out in 1985. Wow!

I am all for old songs making a chart comeback when new audiences discover them.

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Mel’s Current Top 20

Significant Songs You Don't Care About

This is last week's chart....

As of June 9, 2022.

TW	Song Title	Artist	LW
1	Hurricane	Cannons	3
2	Hold My Hand	Lady Gaga	1
3	Enemy	Imagine Dragons x J.I.D.	2
4	Heat Waves	Glass Animals	5
5	Bones	Imagine Dragons	4
6	My Love	Florence + The Machine	7
7	About Damn Time	Lizzo	6
8	Out of Time	The Weeknd	9
9	2Step	Ed Sheeran	10
10	As It Was	Harry Styles	8
11	When You're Gone	Shawn Mendes	13
12	Western Wind	Carly Rae Jepsen	12
13	This Hell	Rina Sawayama	15
14	Jiggle Jiggle	Duke & Jones & Louis Theroux	16
15	Strange	Miranda Lambert	17
16	No One Dies From Love	Tove Lo	19
17	Zick Zack	Rammstein	11
18	Bloodrush	The Amazons	18
19	One Life	Ed Sheeran	new
20	Never Say I Love You	Envy of None	new

Mel's Current Top 20 | June 3, 2022

Lady Gaga Holds At #1 With 

Top Gun Maverick Ballad

I haven't done one of these in a while. There is a page with a weekly rolling chart, but for the record I just want to start resuming (again) the weekly chart posting. A lot of the older charts that I have posted are archived at the M4B Personal Chart site under my username macprohawaii. I have been posting personal charts off and on for quite a lot of years, first on paper and then later online. The old paper charts were long ago tossed, before the internet became a thing.

Here is the chart for this week.

TW	Song Title	Artist	LW
1	Hold My Hand	Lady Gaga	1
2	Enemy	Imagine Dragons x J.I.D.	3
3	Hurricane	Cannons	5
4	Bones	Imagine Dragons	2
5	Heat Waves	Glass Animals	6
6	About Damn Time	Lizzo	7
7	My Love	Florence + The Machine	8
8	As It Was	Harry Styles	4
9	Out of Time	The Weeknd	10
10	2Step	Ed Sheeran	12
11	Zick Zack	Rammstein	13
12	Western Wind	Carly Rae Jepsen	14
13	When You're Gone	Shawn Mendes	15
14	X	Miss Li	9
15	This Hell	Rina Sawayama	17
16	Jiggle Jiggle	Duke & Jones & Louis Theroux	18
17	Strange	Miranda Lambert	19
18	Bloodrush	The Amazons	20
19	No One Dies From Love	Tove Lo	new
20	I Can't Get Enough	Cazzi Opeia	11

Since my last report, the #1 song has changed several times in the past few months. The current #1 song is from the Top Gun Maverick soundtrack. It has been #1 on this chart for three weeks in a row. That song s "Hold My Hand" from Lady Gaga.

The video for the song appears at the top of this posting.

The only debut song to the chart is "No One Dies From Love" by Tove Lo at #19. The video for that is below.

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