Queen Jess Glynne makes chart history
 

Jess Glynne has achieved a feat that no other British female has managed in the Official Singles Chart's 66-year history.

Hitting Number 1 as a featured artist on Rudimental's These Days, Jess has scored her sixth UK chart topper - the most for a British female solo artist.

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legend

Always seems really unwarranted when most of them are features

QUEEN!

Mind On It is a bop.

Lets not pretend her featuring isnt the reason they hit #1

Talent won on this holy day

We need Mind On It to get #1

Still ha best

all good aside from Not Letting Go

Tea

And with only one album out aswell :clap1:

ugh my first song i heard by ha :love:

i only know this and Don't Be Hard On Yourself

Hold my hand got on my nerves a bit.

Trash

Chart placing's don't make song's good.

Westlife had 14 number 1 singles, but who still cares for their music today?

Well really, I imagine anyone could have done the vocals and it’d have probably gone #1 :shrug:

This isn't the Cheryl Jong Un thread love

Rather Be would've been a #1 with anyone, the melody alone was strong enough. 'Not Letting Go'... not sure why it got #1 at all but I suppose it was 'her year' so I'll give her that one. 'My Love' was strong but I think her peak chart fame helped it to #1, would've been there or thereabouts without her. And then the new one... Rudimental and Macklemore could've probably done it alone but her hook is the best bit of the song.

Queen of having an ear for a hit and getting in there first, others could learn from her http://cdn.thisisbigbrother.com/cust...r13520_127.gif

Yeah, I guess the girls that need the money should pay attention!

Them quick lil singles are paying off :clap1:

Slay sis! http://cdn.thisisbigbrother.com/cust...r13520_127.gif

ginger leg ends only

Tea!

Tea!

Tea!

i only like rather be