Sam Smith and Kim Petras Extend ‘Unholy’ U.K. Chart Reign – Billboard

Sam Smith and Kim Petras’ “Unholy” (EMI) hit dominates the U.Okay.’s chart for a second week.

The viral monitor racks up 6.6 million streams throughout the newest chart cycle, the Official Charts Firm stories, to finish one other victory lap.

“Unholy” finishes “comfortably forward” of David Guetta & Bebe Rexha’s former chief “I’m Good (Blue)” (by way of Parlophone), which had led the midweek chart earlier than ending in second place.

The best new debut on the Official U.Okay. Singles Chart belongs to Ed Sheeran with “Celestial” (Asylum), new at No. 6, for the Englishman’s fortieth high 10 and 57th high 40 look.

“Celestial,” which is synced to the forthcoming Pokémon video games “Scarlet” and “Violet,” is “by far” the most-bought monitor of the week, the OCC stories. Sheeran additionally seems additional down the listing with Burna Boy on “For My Hand” (Atlantic), which lifts 20-19, a brand new excessive.

Additionally making a transfer within the high 10 is Beyonce’s “Cuff It” (Columbia/Parkwood Ent), from the celebrity U.S. singer’s best-selling Renaissance album. “Cuff It” rises 14-10 for a brand new peak and Knowles’ twenty first U.Okay. high 10 single.

In the meantime, Lizzo’s “2 Be Beloved (Am I Prepared)” (by way of Atlantic) cracks the highest 20 for the primary time, the Detroit-born artist’s fourth high 20 single; it’s up 21-20.

Nigerian artist Rema (actual identify Divine Ikubor) is on the rise with “Calm Down” (Mavin), up 25-21 for a brand new peak; whereas singer and social media star Cian Ducrot climbs with “All For You” (Polydor), up 29-23, a brand new excessive.

Shut behind is KSI, with “Summer time Is Over” (Atlantic) bowing at No. 24. It’s the British singer, rapper and YouTuber’s seventeenth U.Okay. high 40 single.

Lastly, various rock favorites Arctic Monkeys bag a seventeenth U.Okay. high 40 with “Physique Paint” (Domino Recordings), new at No. 26. It’s lifted from the Sheffield indie act’s seventh and newest album, The Automobile, due out Oct. 21.