Tate McRae Manages An Usual Feat On The Charts With Multiple Hits

Tate McRae is keeping busy, as the pop singer currently has several singles being actively promoted. While it’s not unusual for a pop star to appear on the charts with multiple tracks simultaneously, McRae’s current roundup of hits all stem from different projects. The most recent of the bunch is on the rise, and it’s even managed to return to multiple lists at once in the United Kingdom.

“Just Keep Watching” Returns to Multiple Charts

Late in May, McRae released “Just Keep Watching,” a song written and composed specifically for the new movie F1. The track was selected as a single from the film’s soundtrack, and McRae’s popularity, paired with intense promotion, has pushed “Just Keep Watching” to the upper reaches of several charts in the U.K.

This time around, “Just Keep Watching” reenters both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts. The tune returns to those rankings at Nos. 90 and 86, respectively.

“Just Keep Watching” Nearly Returns to the Top 10

At the same time, “Just Keep Watching” climbs on two additional tallies, where it has lived for more than a month. McRae’s track lifts one spot to No. 13 on the Official Singles chart and pushes four rungs higher to No. 15 on the Official Streaming ranking. In both cases, the cut has now spent six weeks on the rosters, and it’s previously peaked at No. 6.

Three Big Hits for Tate McRae

McRae currently occupies a trio of spots on the Official Singles chart, the ranking of the biggest songs in the U.K. The oldest of the bunch is “Sports Car,” one of several singles promoted from McRae’s recently-released album So Close to What. Now 24 weeks into its time on the tally, “Sports Car” slips from No. 62 to No. 67, and falls to No. 56 on the Official Streaming tally.

“What I Want” joins “Sports Car” and “Just Keep Watching”

McRae changed things up a few weeks ago by joining Morgan Wallen on his single “What I Want.” That track was selected as the latest focus from his full-length I’m the Problem when the album became available. The country-pop composition became a smash all around the world, and two months into its tenure on the Official Singles chart, it dips just one spot to No. 54. Unlike both “Just Keep Watching” and “Sports Car,” however, “What I Want” has never reached the top 10, as it peaked at No. 30 in the U.K.