This Is How The Hottest 100 Influenced This Week's ARIA Charts

Billie Eilish has had a big week - in the space of the last seven days, the 18-year-old US artist became the first ever solo female act to top the Hottest 100, won five Grammys and has now had her album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? return to #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart. 

The album, which dropped in March last year, has returned to the top spot climbing up from #5 last week following the result of the Hottest 100 countdown where she had five tracks featured, including Bad Guy at #1. 

Additionally, Eilish's 2017 EP, Don't Smile At Me, has also moved up to #18 from #25. 

Her run continues on the ARIA Singles Chart, with Bad Guy moving up to #3 from #21 last week, Everything I Wanted hit #11 (having placed #16 in the Hottest 100), When The Party's Over at #56, Lovely at #77, Bury A Friend at #82 (#35 on the Hottest 100) and Ocean Eyes at #97. 

The countdown's influence on both the Singles and Albums Charts goes much further than just Eilish however with a number of artists moving up in the week following. 

Tones & I's Dance Monkey stays steady at #2 following its #4 placing in the Hottest 100, while Post Malone's Circles stays steady at #7 (#11 on Hottest 100), Flume's Rushing Back feat. Vera Blue moves up to #8 from #24 last week (#2 on Hottest 100), Tones & I's Never Seen The Rain is at #9 (#15 on Hottest 100), Brockhampton's Sugar is at #22 (#47 on Hottest 100) and Sofi Tukker's Purple Hat moves up to #23 from #40 (#14 on Hottest 100).

BENEE's Glitter reaches its highest-ever chart point at #25 (#19 on Hottest 100), Travis Scott hits #30 with Highest In The Room (#41 on Hottest 100) and Halsey's Graveyard reaches #48 (#40 on Hottest 100). 

Charlie, by Brisbane artist Mallrat, makes its chart debut at #50 after placing #3 on the countdown, Hilltop Hoods' Exit Sign feat. Illy & Ecca Vandal re-enters the chart at #59 after placing #10 on Hottest 100. 

The Jungle Giants' Heavy Hearted debuts at #61 (#8 on Hottest 100) and Lime Cordiale's Robbery makes its first chart appearance at #63 (#7 on Hottest 100). 

G Flip's Drink Too Much re-enters at #72 (#6 on Hottest 100) while Thelma Plum's Better In Blak debuts at #89 after placing #9 on Hottest 100. Stormzy's Vossi Bop is the final countdown track in the top 100 chart, making it in at #94 (#27 on Hottest 100). 

G Flip's About Us has seen a huge impact from the countdown over on the Albums Chart, moving from #39 to #23 this week, while Plum's Better In Blak moves up an incredible 43 places to land at #31 from #79 last week. 

Ruel, who had three tracks on the Hottest 100, has seen his album Free Time move from #78 to #45, and BENEE's Fire On Marzz re-enters at #71.

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