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1. "Amen"
Taylor Swift
2. "Blank Space"
Taylor Swift
3. "My Love Mine All Mine"
Mitski
4. "Suburban Legends"
The Kid Laroi, Jungkook and Central Cee
5. "Style"
Troye Sivan
6. "Rich Baby Daddy"
Paul Russell
7. "Members Only"
Noah Kahan
8. "Slut!"
Taylor Swift
9. "One Of Your Girls"
Taylor Swift
10. "Say Don't Go"
Taylor Swift
11. "Too Much"
Taylor Swift
12. "Now That We Don't Talk"
Drake
13. "Lil' Boo Thang"
Drake
14. "Stick Season"
Taylor Swift
15. "Is It Over Now?"
Drake
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "Amen"
Answer: Drake
"Amen" from Drake feat. Teezo Touchdown debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 26 on October 22nd 2023 and spent one week in the Top 50.
Highest worldwide peak was eight (South Africa).
Album: Drake - "For All The Dogs" (2023).
2. "Blank Space"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Blank Space (Taylor's Version)" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number nine on November 12th 2023 and spent two weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 19th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was nine.
Highest worldwide peak was seven (The Philippines and United Arab Emirates).
Album: "1989 (Taylor's Version)" (2023).
3. "My Love Mine All Mine"
Answer: Mitski
"My Love Mine All Mine" from Mitski debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 30 on October 22nd 2023 and spent 15 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: February 11th 2024).
The highest ARIA chart peak was 19.
Highest worldwide peak was two (Indonesia and Malaysia).
Album: "The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We" (2023).
4. "Suburban Legends"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Suburban Legends" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number eight on November 12th 2023 and spent two weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 19th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was eight.
Album: "1989 (Taylor's Version)" (2023).
5. "Style"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Style (Taylor's Version)" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number seven on November 12th 2023 and spent three weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 26th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was seven.
Highest worldwide peak was two (The Philippines).
Album: "1989 (Taylor's Version)" (2023).
6. "Rich Baby Daddy"
Answer: Drake
"Rich Baby Daddy" from Drake feat. Sexyy Red & SZA debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 35 on October 22nd 2023 and spent 20 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: March 17th 2024).
The highest ARIA chart peak was 11.
Highest worldwide peak was nine (New Zealand).
Album: Drake - "For All The Dogs" (2023).
7. "Members Only"
Answer: Drake
"Members Only" from Drake feat. PartyNextDoor debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 40 on October 22nd 2023 and spent one week in the Top 50.
Highest worldwide peak was 23 (Canada).
Album: Drake - "For All The Dogs" (2023).
8. "Slut!"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Slut!" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number four on November 12th 2023 and spent three weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 26th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was four.
Highest worldwide peak was three (Canada and United States).
Album: "1989 (Taylor's Version)" (2023).
9. "One Of Your Girls"
Answer: Troye Sivan
"One Of Your Girls" from Troye Sivan debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 28 on October 29th 2023 and spent six weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: December 3rd 2012).
The highest ARIA chart peak was 24.
Highest worldwide peak was nine (Ireland).
Album: "Something To Give Each Other" (2023).
10. "Say Don't Go"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Say Don't Go" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number three on November 12th 2023 and spent three weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 26th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was three.
Album: "1989 (Taylor's Version)" (2023).
11. "Too Much"
Answer: The Kid Laroi, Jungkook and Central Cee
"Too Much" from The Kid Laroi, Jungkook and Central Cee debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number ten on November 5th 2023 and spent two weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 26th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was ten.
Highest worldwide peak was seven (Singapore).
Album: The Kid Laroi - "The First Time" (2023).
12. "Now That We Don't Talk"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Now That We Don't Talk" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number two on November 12th 2023 and spent five weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: December 10th 2023).
The highest ARIA chart peak was two.
Album: "1989 (Taylor's Version)" (2023).
13. "Lil' Boo Thang"
Answer: Paul Russell
"Lil' Boo Thang" from Paul Russell debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 32 on November 5th 2023 and spent 15 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: February 18th 2024).
The highest ARIA chart peak was 17.
Highest worldwide peak was one (San Marino).
Album: "Again Sometime? EP" (2024).
14. "Stick Season"
Answer: Noah Kahan
"Stick Season" from Noah Kahan debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 45 on November 5th 2023 and spent 59 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: December 15th 2024).
The highest ARIA chart peak was one (Three weeks).
The song peaked at number one in:
Australia.
Belgium.
Ireland.
The Netherlands.
United Kingdom.
Album: "Stick Season" (2022).
15. "Is It Over Now?"
Answer: Taylor Swift
"Is it Over Now? (Taylor's Version)" from Taylor Swift debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number one on November 12th 2023 and spent 19 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: March 24h 2024).
The highest ARIA chart peak was one (Two weeks).
The song peaked at number one in:
Australia.
Canada.
New Zealand.
United Kingdom.
United States.
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