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201220 SAPPORO HOT100.Pdf 2020 12/20 DJ TUCK HERSEY ON AIR EVERY SUN. 12:00～ TITLE ARTIST TITLE ARTIST THIS LASTWEEK WEEK 2 WKS AGO THIS WEEK LAST WEEK 2 WKS AGO 1 3 39 Monster Shawn Mendes, Justin Bieber 51 41 36 He Don't Know Nothin' Bout It Jam & Lewis × Babyface 2 1 1 positions Ariana Grande 52 16 8 Unity LMYK 3 35 － あいまいでいいよ 羊文学 53 31 50 Hello Blue Days KEYTALK × FOMARE 4 29 67 ☆ 忘れちゃおう K E I_H A Y A S H I 54 － － EDEN Tempalay 5 39 － Get Loud 向井太一 55 24 21 鏡 go!go!vanillas 6 21 27 Change OAU 56 42 70 All You Need MAN WITH A MISSION Lonely Dance Club with SOIL&”PIMP” 2 6 Rei 58 78 Hello Hello Hello (Polo & Pan Remix) Remi Wolf 7 SESSIONS 57 8 26 65 Prisoner feat. Dua Lipa Miley Cyrus 58 46 59 Torch of Liberty KANA-BOON 9 4 29 さよならだけがおしえてくれた ストレイテナー 59 44 23 Plastic Love CHAI 10 7 77 Brand new planet Mr.Children 60 37 38 Shame Shame Foo Fighters 11 5 9 三文小説 King Gnu 61 47 48 Wonder Shawn Mendes 12 8 7 Therefore I Am Billie Eilish 62 － － Paradise feat. mabanua Daichi Yamamoto 13 61 － ★ Fall in Love Again feat. 三浦大知 KREVA 63 70 94 知らないどうし 松任谷由実 14 23 － 僕のSOS mahina 64 34 20 Antelope 三浦大知 15 12 16 Dynamite BTS 65 － － 人間 SHISHAMO 16 53 － Love and Hate Brian the Sun 66 89 － The Best Things Kindred The Family Soul 17 30 － 言えない iri 67 96 64 化身 ポルカドットスティングレイ 18 10 3 LOST IN PARADISE feat. AKLO ALI 68 51 － Happy X-mas (War Is Over) Awich 19 59 － silent SEKAI NO OWARI 69 33 15 The Moment Ryohu 20 56 － Who I Am milet 70 － － Music Makes Me High The Avalanches 21 15 14 炎 LiSA 71 50 17 ASH feat. Vaundy Nulbarich 22 9 4 オレンジ 赤い公園 72 49 52 何処かの街の君へ 大橋トリオ Oh Santa! feat. Ariana Grande, Jennifer － － ★ Mariah Carey － － The Lighthouse Keeper Sam Smith 23 Hudson 73 24 25 80 Good Luck Kan Sano 74 55 24 THE END Alesso x Charlotte Lawrence 25 6 2 Happiness feat. ハル LUCKY TAPES 75 63 － Gaming Party Xmas ぜったくん 26 40 73 Change Pale Waves 76 － － カーテンコール EGO-WRAPPIN' 27 38 93 Hey Boy Sia 77 67 89 エメラルド back number Can't Put It In The Hands Of Fate feat. 28 14 32 君の隣 ヤユヨ 78 52 22 Rapsody, Cordae, Chika, Busta Stevie Wonder Rhymes 29 － － 千両役者 King Gnu 79 57 58 HOLIDAY Lil Nas X 30 45 76 FLY AWAY Tones and I 80 － － ☆ Chemical Heart feat. Masato from coldrain FIVE NEW OLD 31 18 56 BLOOM feat. TENDRE 空音 81 97 95 cotton candy YUNGBLUD 32 11 11 虹 菅田将暉 82 71 31 rendez-vous yonawo 33 72 － 石狩 Got it Goin'on HAMBURGER BOYS 83 62 40 Inside Out Zedd, Griff 34 43 57 Rock You Dirty Loops 84 54 18 Categorizing Me Rei 35 65 － LUCID Rina Sawayama 85 64 33 Green Eyes Arlo Parks 36 19 10 mother マカロニえんぴつ 86 77 35 ☆チョップマン☆ SANABAGUN. 37 － － Q. パスピエ 87 60 26 悲しいくらいダイヤモンド 流線形／一十三十一 38 48 － In the Morning Jennifer Lopez 88 － － Swimming In The Stars Britney Spears 39 20 19 NOU NOU NOUKA HAMBURGER BOYS 89 79 42 Diamonds Sam Smith 40 22 47 夜の探検 chilldspot 90 74 68 Feel The Thunder Haim 41 13 5 Shot In The Dark AC/DC 91 81 100 are you down tonight 笠原瑠斗 STORY STARTS TODAY feat. Nao 83 88 海を越えて リュックと添い寝ごはん － － Wouter Hamel 42 92 Kawamura 43 69 － Silent Snow H ZETTRIO 93 76 45 Minefields Faouzia & John Legend 44 27 30 笑止 君島大空 94 66 28 HORN Kroi 45 － － See The Light K:ream 95 80 46 Care beabadoobee 46 17 25 Turn On The Lights Jamie Cullum 96 75 34 Princess 清水翔太 47 32 62 サービスエリア 吉澤嘉代子 97 86 55 Never Thought I'd Feel Again The Cribs 48 28 13 Magic Kylie Minogue 98 78 37 Flower Ryohu 49 68 － All You're Dreaming Of Liam Gallagher 99 73 54 益荒男さん くるり 50 36 12 青春病 藤井風 100 87 53 Hear My Voice Celeste SAPPORO HOT 100 vol.1009 ☆印 今週のCHART ATTENTION! ● TOWER RECORDS札幌PIVOT店、HMV札幌ステラプレイス、玉光堂パセオ店の1週間のCD売上、その週にノースウェーブでオンエアされた曲の回数を基に、FMノースウェーブチャー ト製作委員会が決定したランキングです。 Sapporo 82.5MHz／Asahikawa 79.8MHz／Hakodate 79.4MHz／Otaru 79.5MHz／Odori 77.2MHz／Obihiro 82.1MHz／Kushiro 80.7MHz.
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