Miley Cyrus’ ’Flowers’ Has Hot Start In U.K.

Miley Cyrus’ ’Flowers’ Has Hot Start In U.K.

Miley Cyrus stands tall on the U.K. singles chart as “Flowers” (via Columbia) arrives at No. 1, for her third leader. “Flowers” blooms with imposing

Miley Cyrus stands tall on the U.K. singles chart as “Flowers” (via Columbia) arrives at No. 1, for her third leader. “Flowers” blooms with imposing

numbers. During its first chart cycle, “Flowers” racks up 92,000 chart units, including total streams of nearly 10 million. That’s Cyrus’ biggest-ever opening week for streams,

numbers. During its first chart cycle, “Flowers” racks up 92,000 chart units, including total streams of nearly 10 million. That’s Cyrus’ biggest-ever opening week for streams,

the Official Charts Company reports, and the market’s biggest debut week since Harry Styles’ “As It Was” blasted to the summit in May 2022.More from BillboardWatch Yuuri's New

the Official Charts Company reports, and the market’s biggest debut week since Harry Styles’ “As It Was” blasted to the summit in May 2022.More from BillboardWatch Yuuri's New

'Billimillion' Music Video Animated by Tekken'Yellowstone' Leads Top TV Songs Chart With Lainey WilsonFirst Stream: New Music From Trippie Redd, Kali Uchis, The Kid LAROI and More

'Billimillion' Music Video Animated by Tekken'Yellowstone' Leads Top TV Songs Chart With Lainey WilsonFirst Stream: New Music From Trippie Redd, Kali Uchis, The Kid LAROI and More

Lifted from Cyrus’ forthcoming eighth studio album Endless Summer Vacation, “Flowers” got away to a hot start everywhere. The single opened at No. 1 on Australia’s chart,

Lifted from Cyrus’ forthcoming eighth studio album Endless Summer Vacation, “Flowers” got away to a hot start everywhere. The single opened at No. 1 on Australia’s chart,

and it smashed Spotify’s global one-week streaming mark. The track will make its official mark on the Billboard Hot 100 when the latest charts are unveiled Monday (Jan. 23),

and it smashed Spotify’s global one-week streaming mark. The track will make its official mark on the Billboard Hot 100 when the latest charts are unveiled Monday (Jan. 23),

though Billboard readers already voted it as their favorite new release last week. Previously, Cyrus lead the Official U.K. Singles Chart with “We Can’t Stop” (from

though Billboard readers already voted it as their favorite new release last week. Previously, Cyrus lead the Official U.K. Singles Chart with “We Can’t Stop” (from

2013) and “Wrecking Ball” (2013), the latter earning her a chart double as its parent Bangerz simultaneously led the national albums survey. Positions 2-6 are

2013) and “Wrecking Ball” (2013), the latter earning her a chart double as its parent Bangerz simultaneously led the national albums survey. Positions 2-6 are

unchanged on the current survey, while St. Louis-raised Metro Boomin bags a career-best with “Creepin’” (Republic Records), featuring the Weeknd and 21 Savage. It’s up 11-7 for

unchanged on the current survey, while St. Louis-raised Metro Boomin bags a career-best with “Creepin’” (Republic Records), featuring the Weeknd and 21 Savage. It’s up 11-7 for

Metro Boomin’s first-ever U.K. top 10 single.

Metro Boomin’s first-ever U.K. top 10 single.