Jamie Miller's "Babydoll" spends a fourth week on top in the U.K.

Some songs grab the top spot and let go. Jamie Miller's"Babydoll"is not one of them — it just held No. 1 on the U.K.'s Official Singles Chart for a fourth straight week, and it's climbing here at home too.

The run at the top
"Babydoll"sits at No. 1 on the chart dated Nov. 13, per Billboard. The song first hit No. 1 back in October, and this fourth week makes it the second longest-running No. 1 of 2026. The only record ahead of it this year is Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's"Rein Me In,"which leads 2026 with 23 weeks at No. 1. Twenty-three weeks. I can't decide if that's devotion or a hostage situation, but either way, it's a long time to sit at the top.

Meanwhile, on this side of the pond
"Babydoll"is at No. 45 on the Billboard Hot 100 — its best position yet. That's not the summit, but it's the highest it's been, and for a song that's already owned the U.K. for a month, it feels like the rest of us are finally catching up.

The rest of the chart
Ashe's"Stop the Wedding!"reached a new peak at No. 2, which is a very specific song title to have stuck in your head all day. And Olivia Rodrigo's"Take Me Home (4 Christmas)"debuted at No. 8. A Christmas song in the top ten in November — the season starts earlier every year, and I say that as someone who will absolutely be humming it by the end of the week.

For Lawton, it's a fun one to watch
Here in Lawton, we don't get a vote on the U.K. chart, but it's worth paying attention to how a song like this travels. Does a month-long run across the pond make you more likely to give"Babydoll"a real listen, or does it make you wonder what everybody else is hearing that you're not? Either way, it's the kind of streak that makes you check the chart just to see if it's still there.

Which song have you had on repeat long enough that it feels like it's been No. 1 in your car for weeks?