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Four smashes by Bruno Mars \u2014 “I Just Might,” “Count on Me,” “Apt.” with Ros\u00e9 and “Die with a Smile” \u2014 all chart together in the U.K. this week. LOS ANGELES – FEBRUARY 2: Bruno Mars backstage at The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, airing live from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California, Sunday, Feb. 2 (8:00-11:30 PM, live ET\/5:00-8:30 PM, live PT) on the CBS Television Network, and streaming live and on demand on Paramount+.* (Photo by Stewart Cook\/CBS via Getty Images)<\/p>\n
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Bruno Mars<\/a> claims four hits on the charts in the United Kingdom this week. Some are streaming-only successes, while others sell well enough to appear on multiple tallies built around purchases. One cut \u2013 one of the most successful of his career \u2013 even lives on the main songs ranking, which combines sales and streams, despite failing to appear on a list dedicated solely to either metric.<\/p>\n Amazingly, all four of the singer-songwriter\u2019s current wins come from different eras. Two older favorites return to the only lists where they can be found, while \u201cI Just Might,\u201d the lead single from The Romantic, remains his most widespread hit at the moment.<\/p>\n Bruno Mars Makes \u201cCount On Me\u201d A Bestseller Again<\/p>\n \u201cCount on Me,\u201d<\/a> the final single from Mars\u2019s debut album, Doo-Wops & Hooligans, returns to both the Official Singles Sales<\/a> and Official Singles Downloads charts<\/a> this week. The tune reappears on those rosters at Nos. 83 and 77, respectively.<\/p>\n The former single has never managed to crack the top 40 on either ranking, though it did come close. \u201cCount on Me\u201d peaked at No. 47 on the more encompassing sales chart and climbed one space higher, to No. 46, on the downloads-only tally.<\/p>\n This week marks the song\u2019s first appearance on either list in two years. July seems to be a big month for \u201cCount on Me,\u201d as it was last present on the sales rundowns in the same month back in 2024. \u201cCount on Me\u201d has not occupied a loftier position than where it sits right now on either ranking since the previous July.<\/p>\n Bruno Mars Returns To The Streaming Chart With \u201cApt.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cApt.,\u201d<\/a> Mars\u2019s collaboration with Blackpink singer Ros\u00e9, also returns, though only on a single roster. The global smash reenters the Official Streaming chart at No. 91 after disappearing from the list only a few weeks ago. The ranking measures the songs earning the most streams throughout the United Kindgom. \u201cApt.\u201d has now spent 84 weeks on the tally, making it Mars\u2019s third-longest-charting hit.<\/p>\n Only \u201cUptown Funk,\u201d his collaboration with Mark Ronson, and \u201cDie With a Smile\u201d with Lady Gaga have lasted longer. Those two blockbusters have spent 149 and 91 weeks on the Official Streaming chart, respectively.<\/p>\n Bruno Mars Claims Two Official Singles Chart Smashes<\/p>\n Mars occupies a pair of slots on the Official Singles chart this week, claiming two of the three spaces available to a lead artist under Official Charts Company rules. While \u201cI Just Might\u201d dips to No. 71, \u201cDie With a Smile\u201d remains his highest-ranking current hit, even as it slips one rung to No. 55. <\/p>\n The Grammy-winning collaboration with Lady Gaga reaches a milestone 90 weeks on the country\u2019s main songs tally as it holds on. \u201cDie With a Smile\u201d<\/a> extends its lead as Mars\u2019s longest-charting hit on the Official Singles chart. Amazingly, the duet never reached No. 1, missing the summit by one rung when it peaked at No. 2. \u201cApt.\u201d suffered the same fate.<\/p>\n