Both of Olivia Rodrigo’s full-lengths are taking up space on the United Kingdom’s charts years after their release. Sour and Guts regularly hold inside the top 40 across a number of tallies, with sales and streams keeping them present nearly every week.
When it comes to singles, listeners in Britain continue to focus on cuts from her more recent set, Guts. “Vampire” is usually a steady seller, and this week another track from that Grammy-nominated project finds new life on more than one ranking.
“Bad Idea Right?” Back on Two Charts
“Bad Idea Right?” returns to both the Official Physical Singles and Official Vinyl Singles charts. The track is back at No. 30 on the physical ranking and reappears out of nowhere to No. 22 on the vinyl list.
Peaks on the Vinyl and Physical Singles Charts
Of the two charts, “Bad Idea Right?” has only conquered the vinyl list, and it is one of five Rodrigo cuts to hit the tally. Three of those have topped the roster: “Vampire,” “Stick Season,” and “Bad Idea Right?” “Can’t Catch Me Now” — her contribution to one of the The Hunger Games soundtracks — climbed as high as No. 3, while the Guts: The Secret Tracks EP stalled just one space shy of No. 1.
A Lower High on the Physical Singles Ranking
On the Official Physical Singles chart, “Bad Idea Right?” never managed a turn at No. 1. Instead, it peaked at No. 5. Every Rodrigo project that has appeared on the tally has at least entered the top 10, but “Bad Idea Right?” ranks as her second-lowest peaker. Only “Driver’s License,” the breakout debut that helped turn her into a superstar, ended its run with a lower high, maxing out at No. 10.
Milestone Weeks for “Bad Idea Right?”
As it comes back, “Bad Idea Right?” also reaches new milestones on both lists. The track has now spent a landmark 10 total weeks on the Official Vinyl Singles chart, and 14 frames on the Official Physical Singles tally.
“Vampire” Pushes Past 100 Weeks
At the same time that “Bad Idea Right?” flies back in, “Vampire” improves once again. The single lifts from No. 25 to No. 14 on the Official Physical Singles chart, but only on that list. That climb gives Rodrigo another top 20 win and extends the cut’s run on the list to 101 frames.
Hollywood & Entertainment, /hollywood-entertainment, Business, /business, business, hollywood&entertainment, standard Both of Olivia Rodrigo’s full-lengths are taking up space on the United Kingdom’s charts years after their release. Sour and Guts regularly hold inside the top 40 across a number of tallies, with sales and streams keeping them present nearly every week.
When it comes to singles, listeners in Britain continue to focus on cuts from her more recent set, Guts. “Vampire” is usually a steady seller, and this week another track from that Grammy-nominated project finds new life on more than one ranking.
“Bad Idea Right?” Back on Two Charts
“Bad Idea Right?” returns to both the Official Physical Singles and Official Vinyl Singles charts. The track is back at No. 30 on the physical ranking and reappears out of nowhere to No. 22 on the vinyl list.
Peaks on the Vinyl and Physical Singles Charts
Of the two charts, “Bad Idea Right?” has only conquered the vinyl list, and it is one of five Rodrigo cuts to hit the tally. Three of those have topped the roster: “Vampire,” “Stick Season,” and “Bad Idea Right?” “Can’t Catch Me Now” — her contribution to one of the The Hunger Games soundtracks — climbed as high as No. 3, while the Guts: The Secret Tracks EP stalled just one space shy of No. 1.
A Lower High on the Physical Singles Ranking
On the Official Physical Singles chart, “Bad Idea Right?” never managed a turn at No. 1. Instead, it peaked at No. 5. Every Rodrigo project that has appeared on the tally has at least entered the top 10, but “Bad Idea Right?” ranks as her second-lowest peaker. Only “Driver’s License,” the breakout debut that helped turn her into a superstar, ended its run with a lower high, maxing out at No. 10.
Milestone Weeks for “Bad Idea Right?”
As it comes back, “Bad Idea Right?” also reaches new milestones on both lists. The track has now spent a landmark 10 total weeks on the Official Vinyl Singles chart, and 14 frames on the Official Physical Singles tally.
“Vampire” Pushes Past 100 Weeks
At the same time that “Bad Idea Right?” flies back in, “Vampire” improves once again. The single lifts from No. 25 to No. 14 on the Official Physical Singles chart, but only on that list. That climb gives Rodrigo another top 20 win and extends the cut’s run on the list to 101 frames.
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