German chart comments - Issue date - 18.02.2011

As it was to be expected over the last weeks, Bruno Mars has scored his first number one in Germany with "Grenade", which moves up one and replaces Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" at the summit. Thus, the US star can already congratulate himself with the fact that "Grenade" reached #1 in UK, USA and Germany.
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We all know that unlike UK (oh, how wrong they are), Hurts are massive in Germany and the British duo proves this once again with their second single "Stay" which shoots itself directly at #3. "Wonderful Life", their previous single, already sold a giant amount of copies, reaching #2 and standing in the top ten for ages. Of course, the fact that "Stay" is included in the soundtrack of the latest blockbuster movie of Til Schweiger "Kokowääh" (in which you can watch our own Samuel Finci) doesn't hurt at all. Having in mind the success of OneRepublic's "Secrets" and Keri Hilson's "I Like", which were also used as music for one of his movies, it's a sure thing to say that Mr. Schweiger does wonders to the music charts...
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The next new entry comes in at #10, belonging to local legend Herbert Grönemeyer. "Schiffsverkehr", the lead single to the new, 13th, album of Herbert (which you may expect to sell in millions), turns to be yet another top ten single for the superstar. He was last in the top ten with the great "Komm zur Ruhr" in 2010. Grönemeyer also launches a tour across Germany this summer, which I'm sure will be worth attending to.
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Further down the charts, Ella Endlich's 2009 hit "Küss Mich, Halt Mich, Lieb Mich" is having a second life and this week jumps 44 places to #30. The song peaked at #12 first time around.
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And the remaining new entries with videos:
#43 Dominik Büchele - Hazel Eyes - Not a bad entry for one of the guy who placed fourth at the 2009 edition of DSDS.
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#48 Höhner - Carneval - The title says it all, despite that this is not the new Viva Colonia for sure.
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#50 Glee - Don't Stop Believin' - The Glee mania has finally hit Germany, though I don't think that the airing on Super RTL will draw any big audience, which, let's face it, is a real shame ;) 

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