It's good, once in a while, to take some time and indulge in some guilty pleasures. I admit this is not the best song out there at the moment, but I just can't seem to escape it. At the same time, both
will.i.am and
Britney Spears score their first chart-topper ever with this collaboration titled
Scream And Shout. The song made steady gains since its debut four weeks ago and reaches the summit as the Greatest Gainer track of the week. It's the best chart position for
will.i.am as a main artist after
This Is Love, which has, so far, peaked at #36. As a featured artist he's reached #1 twice with
Usher's
OMG and
Flo Rida's
In The Ayer. For
Britney, it's her best chart position after
Till The World Ends, which managed to reach the #7 position. The pair's other collaboration,
Big Fat Bass, reached #15 and charted for 29 weeks.
But will it just be a short-lived moment, like last week's #1
Steve McQueen by
M83? Closing in on the action is
Walk The Moon which is now up to #2 with
Tightrope. The band has slowly and steady been climbing up the chart for the past 9 weeks.
The Lumineers score a new chart high as well with
Ho Hey jumping to #4,
No Doubt's
Looking Hot looks also good at #8 and
The Wallflowers get their first Top 10 hit with
Reboot The Mission.
Ra Ra Riot makes a big comeback to the charts with
Beta Love scoring the Highest Debut at #76. The band had not seen any action since 2008/2009 when
Too Too Too Fast became one of the top songs ever on the chart with a 66-week run and a #4 peak. Another return includes the band
Muse which has not seen any song chart since 2010's
Undisclosed Desires. The band gets a new debut with
Madness at #93.
The Cataracs score their first chart entry with Alcohol Remix at #97, and so does
Tame Impala with the double take
Feels Like We Only Go Backwards at #98 and
Be Above It at #99.
Public Enemy also sees its first chart entry now that
Harder Than You Think debuts at #100.
The track with the Biggest Jump this week is
Temper Trap's
Never Again which leaps 43 spots to #50.
