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2026 Harmincnegyedik hét, Top 20

Author: nrnr

Publication date: 2026-09-29 11:00:00

Az élmezőnyben változás történt: a Shoot Shoot továbbra is őrzi vezető helyét. A második helyen változatlanul az Up Jumped the Devil áll, míg a dobogó harmadik fokára három helyet javítva felérkezett az All I Can Do Is Cry. Ez utóbbi kettő pontegyenlőségben áll, így bármikor lehet helycsere.

Legalább három helyet javítók



A dobogón már említett All I Can Do Is Cry mellett az alábbi dalok javítottak legalább három helyet:

a 9. helyen álló Oh Boy tizenkét pozíciót lépett előre,
a 10. Micsoda buli 154 hellyel került előrébb,
a 16. helyre érkező Hip Shakin Mama 214 helyet javított.

Új belépők



A Top 20-ban ezen a héten egy új szereplő jelent meg:

a Just a Rockin' Mama a 20. helyen debütált.

Visszacsúszók



Az első húszon belül az alábbi dalok veszítettek legalább három helyet:

a 11. helyre visszacsúszó Minnie the Moocher három helyet veszített,
a 18. Big Boobs tizenöt pozíciót rontott.

Kiesők



A Top 20-ból kieső dalok közül senki sem töltött el hat hétnél több időt a listán.

Kiesőzóna



Az utolsó öt hét (30–34. hét) pontjai alapján az alábbi dalok tartoznak a kiesőzónába:

a 6. Körömlakk baby
a 13. Frankfort Special
a 18. Big Boobs

Magyar nyelvű dalok



A Top 20-ban ezen a héten négy magyar nyelvű dal szerepel:

Körömlakk baby
Micsoda buli
Multimilliomos Jazzdobos
Duci Juci

A magyar nyelvű dalok száma eggyel emelkedett az előző héthez képest.


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