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"Global Chart Report ---------------------------------- 'Dai Dai' a quarter of a year at no.1 Sunday, September 20, 2026 by Fred Chuchel, Dresden"
"Shakira's 'Dai Dai', the official song for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America, defends the summit of the Global Track Chart for an impressive 13th week with another 230,000 points, a 6,5% decline compared to the previous week. Broken down by sectors 'Dai Dai' gets 149,000 points by streaming (down 8%), 19,000 points by sales (down 9%), and 62,000 points by airplay (down 2%). It's Shakira's first no.1 smash after 20 years (!!) and her third overall, after 'Whenever Wherever' ruled the chart 10 weeks between the calendar weeks 10 and 21, 2002, and 'Hips Don't Lie' topped the hitlist for 16 weeks, between the weeks 21 and 36, 2006. Shakira's former FIFA World Cup song 'Waka Waka' from 2010, peaked in July of that year at no.6 and with a maximum of 229,000 weekly points. 'Bby Wow', a track from Karol G's latest album 'No Me Arrepiento De Sentir Tanto' and a collaboration with Spanish singer / songwriter Judeline and artist Rusowsky, holds tight at"
"the runner-up slot with 216,000 points, a 3,5% increase compared to the last tally with 202,000 points by sales, 11,000 points by sales, but only 3,000 points by airplay. Ariana Grande's 'Hate That I Made You Love Me' turns back in the top three with 162,000 points, down 4,5% with 87,000 points by streaming, 24,000 points by sales, and 51,000 points by airplay. A fun fact; eight of our current Top 40 hits are older than three years, a new record! Outside our Top 40 waiting among other 'Tameiki Mirai' by SKE 48 at no.49, 'Cinderella' by Mac Miller & Ty Dolla $ign at no.50, and 'Oh Yeah?' by Steve Lacy at no.59 for their first appearance on the hitlist. 'Mark On Me', the fifth extended play by Japanese boy goup &Team, storms atop this week's Global Album Chart with 130,000 equivalent sales (most of it are physical sales). The former EP 'We On Fire' was also a number one smash in the calendar week 19, 2026, with 520,000 sales. Olivia Rodrigo's 'You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love' remains at the runner-up slot with another 104,000 consumption units (down 4,5% with 85,000 points by streaming + 19,000 points by sales), a total of 2,299,000 after 14 weeks on the hitlist. BTS' 'Arirang' climbs back to no.3 with 80,000 equivalent sales (down 1% with 64,000 points by streaming + 16,000 points by sales). With a total of 5,406,000 units it's far and away the most successful album of the year 2026. And now, as every week, additional stats from outside the current Global Album Top 20 in alphabetic order. The first figure means last week's sales, the second figure the total sales: '1989' by Taylor Swift 19.000 / 17,823,000, '1989 (Taylor's Version)' by Taylor Swift 10,000 / 7,766,000, '21' by Adele 15,000 / 34,723,000, '25' by Adele 9,000 / 26,341,000, '30' by Adele 8,000 / 7,435,000, 'After Hours' by The Weeknd 26,000 / 12,684,000, 'Confessions II' by Madonna 12,000 / 585,000, 'Cowboy Carter' by Beyonc� 9,000 / 2,671,000, 'Divide' by Ed Sheeran 18,000 / 23,273,000, 'Evermore' by Taylor Swift 8,000 / 7,296,000, 'Fireworks & Rollerblades' by Benson Boone 14,000 / 4,536,000, 'Folklore' by Taylor Swift 22,000 / 13,666,000, 'Future Nostalgia' by Dua Lipa 17,000 / 10,737,000, 'GNX' by Kendrick Lamar 9,000 / 4,481,000, 'Guts' by Olivia Rodrigo 25,000 / 6,442.000, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' by The Weeknd 17,000 / 3,300,000, 'I've Tried Everything But Therapy' by Teddy Swims 16,000 / 4,833,000, 'Iceman' by Drake 48,000 / 1,934,000, the soundtrack to 'K-pop Demon Hunters' 30,000 / 5,464,000, 'Man's Best Friend' by Sabrina Carpenter 30,000 / 3,884,000, 'Mayhem' by Lady GaGa 20,000 / 3,694,000, 'Midnights' by Taylor Swift 13,000 / 13,745,000, 'One Thing At A Time' by Morgan Wallen 24,000 / 11,220,000, 'Red (Taylor's Version)' by Taylor Swift 8,000 / 7,392,000, 'Short n' Sweet' by Sabrina Carpenter 33,000 / 8,112,000, 'So Close To What' by Tate McRae 23,000 / 4,055,000, 'SOS' by SZA 50,000 / 14,774,000, 'Sour' by Olivia Rodrigo 41,000 / 14,670,000, 'Starboy' by The Weeknd 34,000 / 11,325,000, 'Stick Season' by Noah Kahan 43,000 / 7,451,000, 'The Highlights' by The Weeknd 15,000 / 11,323,000, 'The Life Of A Showgirl' by Taylor Swift 38,000 / 9.904.000, 'The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess' by Chappell Roan 15,000 / 5,361,000, 'The Romantic' by Bruno Mars 30,000 / 1,725,000, 'The Secret Of Us' by Gracie Abrams 16,000 / 4,620,000, 'The Tortured Poets Department' by Taylor Swift 23,000 / 12,653,000, 'Tropicoqueta' by Karol G 24,000 / 2,104,000, and 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?' by Billie Eilish 9,000 / 13,725,000."
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