Talk:Bodies (Robbie Williams song)

Dutch chart position

There seems to be some confusion about the chart peak that Bodies reached in The Netherlands. The song peaked at no.3 on the main GfK Dutch Singles chart, then dropped to 13 the following week. It peaked at no.1 on the radio airplay chart (as seen at the Radio538 website here and has been listed at no.1 on airplay for six weeks up to w/e 31 October 2009 - which shows it was no.1 before the single actually came out!). However, the airplay chart does not take precedence over the proper singles chart which includes sales. Please stop changing this figure around as it is deliberately misleading and only damages the integrity of the article. 80.41.121.242 (talk) 01:13, 30 October 2009 (UTC)

There is NO reason to add an airplay chart!! that would mean to add 2 different charts to each of the countries which is just stupid! + see WP:CHARTS to find out more!!

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[1] This doesn't make much sense to me and the edits supported by a video as a source? Anyone else consider this rather poor? This was restored by a fresh IP editor, shortly after another IP editor was blocked. WCM_email 15:56, 23 August 2018 (UTC)