TAG, THEY'RE IT: SHAZAM'S BIGGEST MOVERS
Adele and Justin Bieber are, not at all shockingly, the biggest movers on Shazam's USA and U.K. Top 100 charts. Meanwhile, Global's Nathan Sykes is among the other big jumpers...
First Adele wasn't on the Shazam USA Hot 100 chart and then she was #1. That 200-point ascent naturally makes her the greatest gainer (and none ever gained more greatly), but Def Jam's Justin Bieber is not far behind with "Sorry," leaping a staggering 183 points to #18. The two are the biggest U.K. jumpers too, but to #11 and #30, respectively.
RECORDS' #iHeartMemphis and SYCO/Columbia's One Direction also see big jumps, as does indie hip hop MC Colonel Loud, while outside the Top 5 we see nice moves from Columbia's Rachel Platten and Republic's James Bay.
Global Entertainment's Nathan Sykes is the third-biggest gainer at Shazam U.K. with "Over and Over Again," zooming 167 spots to #34.
Follow the links for full charts, sortable by rank, artist and biggest movers.