German Chart Comments - Issue Date 6.06

Cro's stay at #1 with "Traum" continues for a third week as we have a very rare situation - a completely German top four. Thus, Andreas Bourani is still at #2 with "Auf uns", while Mark Forster and his amazing "Au Revoir" rises five to #3 in its third week on the list. It's up two to #4 for Helene Fischer and her undying "Atemlos durch die Nacht".
Video - Cro 
Video - Andreas
Video - Mark Forster 
Video - Helene     

After peaking for two times at #16, "Hideaway" of Kiesza enters the top ten at #8, up eight, while also new inside the first ten is Alle Farben's dance hit "She Moves (Far Away)", up three to #9. 
Video - Kiesza 
Video - Alle Farben 

The highest new entry of the week belongs to Sarah Connor, a huge star just several years ago, whose chart career has been at a standstill lately. The singer was however part of the "Sing Meinen Song" contest, which as you may remember was responsible for the #12 new entry of "Amoi Seg Ma Uns Wieder" sung by Xavier Naidoo a month ago. The show during which famous local musicians sing each others' songs became extremely popular and is even to be "blamed" for the current number one album. Sarah's "Keiner Ist Wie Du", which can be found at #12 is originally performed by Gregor Meyle and the original version even enters this week at #40. Sarah Connor was last in the top 20 back in 2010 with "Cold As Ice".
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Jason Derulo's "Wiggle" is closer to the top 20 as it moves one to #21 in its second week, while Michael Jackson's "Love Never Felt So Good" is up two yo #23. Entering the top 30 for the first time is "Marilyn Monroe" of Pharrell Williams, which climbs 14 to #25, as well as "Dare (La La La)" of Shakira - up to #29 from #47. This week also sees Sam Smith asking "Stay With Me" at #33, up from #36.
Video - Jason Derulo
Video - Sam Smith
Video - Pharrell Williams 
Video - Michael Jackson
Video - Shakira    

There is a new entry by local band Broilers and "Ich Will Hier Nicht Sein" at #34, which we will not see in the next week, while as I mentioned above "Keine Ist Wie Du" of Gregor Meyle enters at #40. Though having a music career for more than five years, Meyle's previous touch to Germany's top 100 worth mentioning is the #30 peak of "Niemand" from 2008.
Video - Broilers 

Back in 2011 and it was the time when Scooter, perhaps the most successful German band chart-wise, has never had a single missing the top 50. Three years later and five flops on their back and even VIVA refusing to play them (for reasons unknown), HP and co. have at least managed to do it slightly better with the first single of the "The Fifth Chapter" album. "Bigroom Blitz", a collaboration with Wiz Khalifa, comes in at #43.
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The remaining new entries (and some re-entries):

46. Xavier Naidoo - Du Bist Das Licht (Aus Sing Meinen Song)
52. One Direction - You And I (Re-Entry)
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54. Gregor Meyle - Hier Spricht Mein Herz
60. Sigma - Nobody To Love 
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65. Gregor Meyle - Niemand (Re-Entry)
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70. Gregor Meyle - Du Bist Das Licht
82. Stefan Raab - Wir Kommen Um Ihn Zu Holen 
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97. Iggy Azalea - Fancy (ft. Charli XCX)
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The Album Chart  

So, though technically a various artists compilation, the soundtrack to Sing Meinen Song-Das Tauschkonzert TV show rises one to claim the number one title in Germany's LP chart. New inside the top ten we can find rappers Fard & Snaga and "Talion 2-La Rabia" at #4, Gregor Meyle's "New York-Stintino" at #5, rapper Al-Gear's "Wieder Mal Angeklagt" at #8 and (also rappers) Gzuz & Bonez MC with "High & Hungrig" at #9.