According to the Official Chart: First Look, which provides an early snapshot of sales and streaming data ahead of Friday’s main chart reveal, the tune is presently at Number 2. If its momentum continues through the week, the track would become Rodrigo’s 13th Top 10 single in the UK. She also holds a second Top 10 placement with Expectations, her collaboration with Chappell Roan, which remains at Number 8.
At the summit, Jamie Miller’s Babydoll is maintaining its grip, on course for a fourth consecutive week at Number 1. Behind Rodrigo, Ashe’s Stop The Wedding remains steady at Number 3, while Tate McRae’s Housewife slides two places to Number 4. Sienna Spiro’s Great Expectation completes the Top 5, with Spiro also at Number 9 with Die On This Hill.
Further down the Top 10, My Body Isn’t Ready by sombr continues its ascent, rising three positions to Number 6. Ella Langley’s Choosin’ Texas stays at Number 7, while Adela’s Nicole Kidman rounds out the top ten at Number 10.
Elsewhere on the First Look chart, UK rap veteran Skepta could claim his 25th Top 40 single with Currency entering at Number 27 following the release of his new album The Fork And Knife. Holiday classics are also starting their familiar yearly rise, with Wham!’s former Christmas Number 1 Last Christmas leaping up to Number 30.
Irish folk group Kingfishr appear set for their first-ever Top 40 appearance as The Sun Will Never Settle jumps 13 places to Number 38. Finally, Sam Fender’s cover of the Rolling Stones classic You Can’t Always Get What You Want, featured in this year’s John Lewis Christmas advert, is tracking toward a Top 40 debut at Number 39.
