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WEEKLY TOP 20 MOST PLAYED SONGS YEAR-END 2017
HOW IT WORKS: All #1 OPM and International songs of 2017 were included and ranked according to their longest stay at the No. 1 spot.
In case of a tie, the basis will be the number of weeks the song stayed on the chart.
If there is another tie on the length of stay on the chart, the song which debuted higher on the chart will be ranked first.
The cut-off period for Weekly Top 20 is from the first charting week of January 2017 until the week of December 24-29, 2017.
In case of a tie, the basis will be the number of weeks the song stayed on the chart.
If there is another tie on the length of stay on the chart, the song which debuted higher on the chart will be ranked first.
The cut-off period for Weekly Top 20 is from the first charting week of January 2017 until the week of December 24-29, 2017.
Watch the music videos of our Top 20 songs below!
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— Most Played Songs (@MostPlayedSongs) December 30, 2017
Most Played Songs
20 Turning Up – James Reid
19 Sa 'Yo Pa Rin – Glaiza De Castro
18 Middle Of The Night – The Vamps & Martin Jensen
17 Down – Fifth Harmony feat. Gucci Mane
16 Crying In The Club – Camila Cabello
15 I Just... https://t.co/E9WyRyJzJl pic.twitter.com/f9p89Mtc1U
Taylor Swift also grabbed the top spot on Weekly Top 20 Year-End 2017 chart with "Look What You Made Me Do". She also had another entry at No. 14 off her second reputation single, "...Ready For It?". There were 9 OPM songs this year and Sarah Geronimo has the highest entry at No 2. She also had the most number of entries with 3 songs.
For the first time, only 19 songs were able to reach the number 1 spot this year. In this case, the next rank will be the basis and it turns out that "Turning Up" by James Reid which spent 4 weeks at No. 2 will have the last spot.
Congratulations to all the artist who made it at the Weekly Top 20 Year-End 2017! Thank you for making 2017 a very good year in the music scene!
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