Top of the Pops, 17th August 2023

After last week's pink dominance, this week Doja Cat's return paints the TOTP studio red. Chase and Status also have a big climber to go alongside their now top ten hit alongside Becky Hill, and several hits from earlier in the summer are climbing back up the chart.

Dave and Central Cee make it ten weeks at the top - often the end of the road for number 1s due to the chart rules. They rope in some other guests to make the performance a memorable one.

Debuts: Flowdan, Irah, Trigga, Takura

Jorja Smith - Little Things

Up 3 to number 14

Doja Cat - Paint The Town Red

Highest New Entry - In at number 20

Olivia Rodrigo - Vampire

Up 1 to number 4

Byron Messia - Talibans

Up 2 to number 17

J Hus - Who Told You

Up 1 to number 15

D.O.D. - So Much In Love

Up 7 to number 16

Chase and Status and Bou ft. Becky Hill, Flowdan, Irah, Trigga and Takura - Disconnect / Baddadan

Up 6 to number 9 / Up 10 to number 21

Dave and Central Cee ft. D.O.D., Doja Cat and Becky Hill - Sprinter

Tenth week at number 1

PRESENTER: Miquita Oliver

Top of the Pops, 27th July 2023

Barbiemania is starting to ramp up: after Dua Lipa last week, there are two tracks this week from the pink-hued doll movie. Also of note is the debut solo single from Jung Kook, and there are strong new entries from Becky Hill, J Hus, and Troye Sivan with his first real hit for a while.

Debuts: Jung Kook (as solo), Naira Marley

Jung Kook ft. Latto - Seven

Highest New Entry - In at number 3

Becky Hill vs Chase and Status - Disconnect

In at number 25

J Hus ft. Naira Marley - Militerian

In at number 23

Troye Sivan - Rush

In at number 22

Byron Messia - Talibans

Up 2 to number 29

Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice - Barbie World

Up 8 to number 20

Billie Eilish - What Was I Made For

In at number 10

Dave and Central Cee ft. J Hus and Byron Messia - Sprinter

Seventh week at number 1

PRESENTER: JB Gill

Top of the Pops, 22nd June 2023

It's Dave and Central Cee's week again: Sprinter stays at the top and their two other collabs both reach new peaks just a little lower down. Not even a strong showing from J Hus and global superstar Drake can spoil their party.

Party vibes are also brought by the Jonas Brothers, Rudimental, and in unbelievably basic form, Nathan Dawe and Joel Corry. There's a rousing return for Sam Fender and a pretty surprising instance of Shania Twain as well.

Debuts: Byron Messia

Anne-Marie ft. Shania Twain - Unhealthy

Up 12 to number 36

J Hus ft. Drake - Who Told You

Highest New Entry - In at number 2

Jonas Brothers - Waffle House

Up 8 to number 22

Nathan Dawe and Joel Corry ft. Ella Henderson - 0800 Heaven

In at number 23

Byron Messia - Talibans

Up 3 to number 34

Rudimental ft. Charlotte Plank and Vibe Chemistry - Dancing Is Healing

Up 2 to number 6

Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under

Back in at number 29

Dave and Central Cee - Sprinter / Trojan Horse / UK Rap

Second week at number 1 / Up 2 to number 12 / Up 3 to number 14

PRESENTER: Lauren Layfield