In an impressive feat of dominance, Dave and Central Cee’s recent release “Sprinter” maintains its stronghold at the top of the Official U.K. Singles Chart for the 10th consecutive week, marking a historic milestone in the U.K. music scene.

“Sprinter” has now achieved the distinction of becoming the first U.K. rap track to achieve double-digit weeks at the pinnacle of the chart. This remarkable achievement further solidifies the worldwide influence of hip-hop, a genre that is currently commemorating its 50th anniversary.

The enduring popularity of “Sprinter” speaks volumes about its impact and resonance with audiences across the nation and beyond. Its continued reign is a testament to the power of collaboration between two exceptional artists and the creativity they bring to the table.

Meanwhile, in other chart developments, Becky Hill and Chase & Status ascend into the top 10 for the very first time with their track “Disconnect” (released via Polydor). The song climbs from No. 15 to No. 9, marking Becky Hill’s sixth top 10 hit in the U.K. and Chase & Status’ fifth top 10 entry, their first in a decade.

Chase & Status make a second appearance on the chart with “Baddadan” (released via EMI), a collaboration with Flowdan and Bou. The track rises from No. 31 to No. 21, showcasing the trio’s collective strength.

Further, down the Official U.K. Singles Chart, Nathan Dawe, Joel Corry, and Ella Henderson’s collaborative effort “0800 Heaven” (released via Atlantic) improves its position from No. 9 to No. 10. Additionally, the collaboration between Calvin Harris and Sam Smith, “Desire” (released via Columbia), climbs from No. 18 to No. 12, achieving a new chart peak.

The chart landscape continues to shift with new entrants. Notably, Doja Cat enters with her single “Paint the Town Red” (released via Ministry of Sound), securing the 20th spot. This achievement marks Doja Cat’s 15th Top 40 single and her first appearance in the Top 20 since 2021.

Lastly, Travis Scott makes his presence felt with “Telekinesis” (released via Epic), featuring SZA and Future. The track, taken from Travis Scott’s chart-topping album Utopia, debuts at No. 31 on the Official Chart, adding to Travis Scott’s impressive roster of U.K. top 40 hits.