Sabrina Carpenter has continued her unstoppable reign on the UK Official Singles Chart with her hit ‘Taste’, which remains at Number 1 for the sixth week in a row.

Over the past seven days, the song has racked up 6.2 million streams, comfortably ahead of Chappell Roan’s ‘Good Luck Babe’ at No. 2. Despite its relentless push for the top spot, ‘Good Luck Babe’ still hasn’t managed to top Sabrina’s impressive run.

The Weeknd and Playboi Carti have also made their mark with their collaboration “Timeless,” from The Weeknd’s upcoming sixth album Hurry, tomorrowdebuting at number 7 on the chart. This is The Weeknd’s 17th Top 10 hit in Britain, while it is Playboi Carti’s second.

Meanwhile, Billie Eilish’s “Wildflower” has been steadily climbing the charts and has now broken into the Top 20 for the first time, hitting number 20.

Billie is no stranger to chart success, having previously reached No. 2 with her 2019 hit ‘Bad Guy’. As “Wildflower” continues to gain momentum, this could mean Billie is on her way to another chart milestone.

Another impressive leap forward, Linkin Park’s ‘Heavy Is The Crown’ shot up 48 places to number 18 this week, marking the band’s 20th UK Top 40 single. It’s clear that even after years in the game and a new singer, their fanbase remains as dedicated as ever, proving their staying power in an ever-evolving music landscape.

Addison Rae also continues to rise, as her song “Diet Pepsi” rose 15 places to number 22. This is her first time breaking into the UK Top 40, marking a major achievement for the rising pop star.

Completing the newcomer on the chart is London MC Nines, who reached number 39 in the Top 40 with ‘Going Crazy’, following the release of his latest album. His latest effort has received enough attention to land his seventh UK Top 40 single.

Additionally, Noah Kahan’s ‘Stick Season’, voted Britain’s biggest song of the year so far, has returned to the Top 40, landing at No. 40, continuing its popularity and appeal across audiences.

Stay tuned to see which songs are moving in the UK Official Charts this week.