Selena Gomez’s Smashes Dance Back Onto The Charts, Joining Her New Top 10

Selena Gomez has a new hit in the United Kingdom this week, but it’s not only her debuting tune that’s making notable moves this time around. While one cut finds immediate success, two older tracks resurface on the same chart, which shows that the pop singer’s fans are not only embracing her just-dropped material — they’re also still rushing to own a few favorites from years past.

“Bad Liar” and “Fetish” Return to the Same Chart

Two of Gomez’s most beloved pop songs are back on the Official Physical Singles chart this week. That list, which focuses exclusively on the bestselling physical tracks — think CDs, vinyl, and other collectible formats — is playing host to a minor Gomez resurgence at the moment.

The clear winner among the returns is “Bad Liar,” which reenters inside the top 40, landing at No. 33. Joining that tune on the tally is “Fetish,” her slinky collaboration with Gucci Mane. That track doesn’t rebound quite as high, but it still manages to make its way back onto the tally at No. 65.

“Bad Liar” and “Fetish” Have Held on for Nearly the Same Length of Time

Although they’re separated by more than 30 spots on the latest frame of the Official Physical Singles chart, “Bad Liar” and “Fetish” have almost identical histories on the ranking. This latest frame marks “Bad Liar’s” tenth week on the list. Meanwhile, “Fetish” edges it out ever so slightly, having now spent 11 turns in total somewhere on the roster.

When it comes to peak positions, however, “Bad Liar” holds the advantage. The tune previously climbed all the way to No. 5. “Fetish” never rose quite as high, stalling two rungs beneath its counterpart’s peak.

“Younger and Hotter Than Me” Debuts as a Top 10 Hit

While her past singles are enjoying another moment on the ranking, Gomez also has something brand new to celebrate. The singer’s latest offering, “Younger and Hotter Than Me,” a collaboration with her fiancé Benny Blanco, opens at No. 4 on both the Official Physical Singles and Official Vinyl Singles charts. The track appears on the duo’s recently-released collaborative album I Said I Love You First, which has already delivered multiple hits.

“Sunset Blvd” Slides Slightly

Gomez is particularly busy on the Official Physical Singles chart this frame, as she manages to place a fourth title on the tally. “Sunset Blvd,” another team-up with Blanco, slips slightly from its debut position of No. 9 to No. 12. On the Official Vinyl Singles list, “Sunset Blvd” mirrors that dip almost exactly, sliding from No. 9 to No. 11.

“Bluest Flame” Flickers on the Official Singles Chart

As “Younger and Hotter Than Me” launches and “Bad Liar” and “Fetish” reappear, one more Gomez-Blanco collaboration is quietly gaining ground. “Bluest Flame,” another selection from I Said I Love You First, improves its standing on the Official Singles chart — the most competitive and important songs ranking in the U.K.

Last week, “Bluest Flame” arrived at No. 55. This time around, it climbs to No. 47, making forward progress even as the album that houses it begins to fade in popularity.