"Unforgettable" by French Montana feat. Swae Lee
reaches number 3  in United Kingdom and slides to number 20 on the Global Chart
the video was shot in Kampala (Uganda) - has over 90 million views on YouTube so far
and includes a young dance group known as the Ghetto Kids or Triplets

United Kingdom
Music Week Report (excerpt)
Hard rock duo Royal Blood catapults to number one
Monday, June 26, 2017
by Alan Jones, London

They have never had a Top 40 single but both albums thus far by Brighton hard rock duo Royal Blood have reached No.1. Their eponymous debut set sold 65,812 copies when opening atop the list in 2014, and follow-up How Did We Get So Dark? sold 48,447 copies (including 3,162 from sales-equivalent streams) last week to repeat the feat. 6,199 of its sales

were on vinyl, also earning it a No.1 debut on the vinyl album chart. The regal rulers' first album - the highest-selling debut album by a group or duo in the last three years - surges 66-41 (2,818 sales) to join in the fun, securing its highest chart position since August 2015, and raising its cumulative sales to 521,402 (including 51,641 from streams). How Did We Get So Dark?'s coronation is a late birthday present for Royal Blood's lead singer/bassist Mike Kerr, who turned 28 on Monday. Colleague (drummer) Ben Thatcher was 29 in February. the album's arrival at the top of the chart prevents Ed Sheeran's Divide - which holds at No.2 on sales of 26,832 copies - from returning to the top for a 12th week, just as their debut denied his X album a ninth week at No.1. Canadian rockers Nickelback's run of five straight Top 10 studio albums came to a halt when their eighth album, No Fixed Address, debuted and peaked at No.12 in the closing weeks of 2014 but in the less competitive chart climate of June, their ninth studio album,

Feed The Machine becomes their sixth Top 10 entry with some ease, debuting at No.3 on sales of 17,332 copies. Nickelback's first two albums fell short of the Top 100 here but third album Silver Side Up became their only number one in 2002 - taking 25 weeks to get there - and is their only million seller, with a to-date sale of 1,117,454, driven by the success of breakthrough single How You Remind Me. Lorde was a few days short of her 17th birthday when her first album Pure Heroine debuted and peaked at No.4 (18,294 sales)hot on the heels of introductory single Royals topping the singles chart in November 2013. Now 20, the singer/songwriter from New Zealand recently had her biggest hit singles since that time when Green Light reached No.20 in April. It was the first single from her second album, Melodrama, which sold 17,026 copies last week, and debuts at No.5. Both Lorde albums have topped the chart in her home country, and Melodrama is on schedule to provide her first US No.1 album this weekend too. It is six years since Seattle indie band Fleet Foxes last released an album, with half of that time spent on hiatus. They finally return this week with third studio album Crack-Up debuting at No.9 on sales of 10,596 copies. Their self-titled debut entered nine years ago this week at No.11 on sales of 13,826 copies, and peaked at number three in February 2009 (34 weeks later) when it also achieved its highest weekly sale of 21,952 copies after being reissued as a two disc set. Follow-up Helplessness Blues, debuted and peaked at No.2 in May 2011 on sales of 46,681 copies. Despite Helplessness Blues' big first week, its cumulative sales of 164,918 copies are less than a third of the 534,385 copies that Fleet Foxes has sold. After debuting at No.1 last week, London Grammar's Truth Is A Beautiful Thing dips to No.7 (14,441 sales). The rest of the Top 10: Human (4-4, 17,313 sales) by Rag'n'Bone Man, Adios (3-6, 15,035 sales) by Glen Campbell, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (7-8, 10,976 sales) by The Beatles and Lindsey Buckingham / Christine McVie (5-10, 10,462 sales). Overall album sales are up 3.05% week-on-week at 1,820,209, 0.99% above same week 2016 sales of 1,802,315. Streaming accounted for 762,185 sales – 41.87% of the total. Sales of paid-for albums are up 1.38% week-on-week at 1,058,024, 18.50% below same week 2016 sales of 1,298,240. Recorded to raise funds for victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, which claimed dozens of lives and left hundreds homeless a little over a week ago, Bridge Over Troubled Water debuts emphatically atop the singles chart on sales of 170,360 copies (including 1,785 from sales-equivalent streams) despite being released a mere 40 hours before the end of the chart week. That's the highest weekly sale for any single since Ed Sheeran's Shape Of You debuted atop the chart 23 weeks ago on sales of 226,808 copies. Credited to Artists For Grenfell, Bridge Over Troubled Water includes contributions from more than 50 recording acts, most of them British, and is a cover of the classic title track to Simon & Garfunkel's fifth and final studio album, which spent three weeks at No.1 when released as a single in 1970. Bridge's release spells the end, at least for now, of the reign of Despacito, the Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee & Justin Bieber track which has spent the last six weeks at No.1 but now dips to No.2 despite sales increasing 7.20% week-on-week to 101,347. DJ Khaled's 10th studio album, Grateful, dropped today (23rd) and is certain to outperform the first nine. It supplied his first ever Top 10 hit, I'm The One - feat. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper & Lil Wayne - which topped the chart on debut seven weeks ago, and now yields his second, with Wild Thoughts (feat. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller) opening at No.3 (59,608 sales). I'm The One continues to decline, however, falling 7-9 (34,861 sales). Climbing 13-10 (33,333 sales), Power (feat. Stormzy) becomes Little Mix's 11th Top 10 hit in all, and third from their fourth album Glory Days. Strip That Down (No.4, 46,659 sales) by Liam Payne (feat. Quavo) and Mama (No.6, 41,118 sales) by Jonas Blue (feat. William Singe) spend their third straight weeks at their current positions but reach new sales peaks - and although Unforgettable falls 3-5 for French Montana feat. Swae Lee, it does so with its highest sales yet, 44.768 sales. It would appear from this, and the performance of the singles market as a whole, that consumers purchasing Artists For Grenfell's single from iTunes and other online download sites also impulse-bought other tracks while there. Elsewhere in the Top 10, there are declines for One Last Time (2-7, 40,018 sales) by Ariana Grande and 2U (5-8, 35,329 sales) by David Guetta feat. Justin Bieber. Overall singles sales are up 6.40% week-on-week at a record 13,898,718, 44.78% above same week 2016 sales of 9,600,104. Streams accounted for 12,416,477 sales, 89.34% of the total. With an 11.37% contribution from Bridge Over Troubled Water, paid-for sales are up 12.82% week-on-week at 1,482,241 - 15.57% below same week 2016 sales of 1,755,646 and below same-week, previous-year sales for the 203rd week in a row.  COMPLETE CHARTS