Peer Tasi crashes in the rankings: The surprising singer who overtook him
The weekly radio station ranking reveals dramatic changes at the top as a beloved singer climbs to second place, while Peer Tasi records a painful drop and loses his spot to Sarit Hadad.
The weekly radio station ranking by ice for the week ending July 30 shows significant shifts at the top, though one name continues to lead securely. Eyal Golan maintains the first place and has even increased his lead, recording 646 plays this week compared to 570 the previous week.
There is also a notable change in second place. Omer Adam climbed from third to second with 489 plays, overtaking Peer Tasi, who dropped from second place to fifth after his play count fell from 476 to 404. The most impressive jump of the week belongs to Sarit Hadad, who rose from fifth place to third with 478 plays, while Itay Levi remains stable in fourth place with 409 plays.
In the Israeli music sector, the hit "Eich She-Hi Rokedet" by Eden Hason, Ofek Adank, and Agam Buhbut continues to lead the airwaves with 120 plays. In second place is Eyal Golan with "Mada Bidioni," which was played 106 times. The collaboration between Hanan Ben Ari and Peer Tasi, "Halavai," takes third place with 91 plays. The top five is completed by "Rolex Ve-Kasket" by Eden Ben Zaken and "Starbucks" by Eden Golan and Sharka, which recorded 85 plays each.
On the international stage, there was also interesting competition. The band The Beatles leads the international artist ranking with 170 plays, ahead of Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, and Elton John.
In the international songs chart, Ariana Grande leads with "HATE THAT I MADE YOU LOVE ME," which received 49 plays. She is followed by Olivia Rodrigo with "STUPID SONG," and in third place is RAYE with "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND." The list is completed by Dominic Fike with "BABY DOLL" and Malcolm Todd with "EARRINGS," which continue to receive significant exposure on radio stations in Israel.
