*-*Charts Rundown (Feb. 22) - Erup dethrones the 'Queen*-*
rrDesignZ said
20:40 02/22 2008
Erup is the king of the HYPE TV charts this week with his ultra-cool single, 'Click My Finger' which dethroned her royalness, Queen Ifrica's Daddy.
Bugle 'journeys' to number 10, up four places from the number six position, while Harry Toddler continues to blaze up the charts and is now seeking to break into the top ten. Hot new acts Brick & Lace continue to do well with Love Is Wicked at the #9 spot while Courtney Melody's revival continues unabated like a hard Summer rain with his Smith Mansion/Reggae Vibes hit, Just Like The Rain.
On the Jamaica Music Countdown charts, Busy Signal's 'Pon Di Edge' grips the number one spot for a second straight week while Queen Ifrica's 'Mi Nah Rub' controls the reggae chart pole position for the second straight week as well. Harry Toddler continues his good showing with Don't Run In' staying firm at #4, awaiting a chance to run in to the number one spot.
On the RE charts, Erup's Click My Finger remains at number one for the fifth straight week while Vybz Kartel's Empire Army inches up to the number two position. Busy Signal's 'Unknown Number' also makes its debut on the charts at #20 while Harry Toddler's cracks the top ten for the first time in five years with 'Don't Run In'.
On the RE reggae charts, Queen Ifrica's 'Daddy' remains at number one again, tallying up a stunning eight week long reign atop the charts. All hail the queen.
Bugle 'journeys' to number 10, up four places from the number six position, while Harry Toddler continues to blaze up the charts and is now seeking to break into the top ten. Hot new acts Brick & Lace continue to do well with Love Is Wicked at the #9 spot while Courtney Melody's revival continues unabated like a hard Summer rain with his Smith Mansion/Reggae Vibes hit, Just Like The Rain.
On the Jamaica Music Countdown charts, Busy Signal's 'Pon Di Edge' grips the number one spot for a second straight week while Queen Ifrica's 'Mi Nah Rub' controls the reggae chart pole position for the second straight week as well. Harry Toddler continues his good showing with Don't Run In' staying firm at #4, awaiting a chance to run in to the number one spot.
On the RE charts, Erup's Click My Finger remains at number one for the fifth straight week while Vybz Kartel's Empire Army inches up to the number two position. Busy Signal's 'Unknown Number' also makes its debut on the charts at #20 while Harry Toddler's cracks the top ten for the first time in five years with 'Don't Run In'.
On the RE reggae charts, Queen Ifrica's 'Daddy' remains at number one again, tallying up a stunning eight week long reign atop the charts. All hail the queen.