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LadBaby stars Mark and Roxanne Hoyle have revealed the real reason why they stopped releasing Christmas songs. While they may have started off as content creators, known for posting lighthearted videos online, the duo quickly became music successes after releasing a string of festive singles between 2018 and 2022. However, after topping the Christmas charts for five years in a row, thanks to songs including I Love Sausage Rolls and Don't Stop Me Eatin’ as well as a collaboration with Ed Sheeran and Elton John, LadBaby pulled out of the Christmas number one single race in 2023 - and now they’ve revealed the reason why.

A Scot could make history tomorrow – becoming the producer with the most consecutive Christmas No1s.

LadBaby would be stepping down from their streak of annual Number One tracks.Comprised of Mark and Roxanne Hoyle, the LadBaby duo have consistently topped the charts around Christmas for their sausage roll-themed takes on famous tracks. These include ‘We Built This City’ (2018), ‘I Love Sausage Rolls’ (2019), ‘Don’t Stop Me Eatin’’ (2020), ‘Sausage Rolls For Everyone’ (2021) and ‘Food Aid’ (2022).Now, Official Charts Company have revealed the artists who are most likely to take the top position on the UK charts – compiling a list of the contending songs for the 2023 Christmas Number One.Among those listed are a variety of charity singles, including ‘West End Girls’ – the recently shared track by post-punk duo Sleaford Mods.

LadBaby have announced that they will not be releasing a 2023 festive single after five consecutive years of claiming the Christmas Number One.The duo – comprising husband and wife Mark and Roxanne Hoyle – have landed the UK Christmas Number One for five years straight with their comical twists on hit songs.LadBaby previously hit the top spot in 2018 with ‘We Built This City’, in 2019 with ‘I Love Sausage Rolls’, in 2020 with ‘Don’t Stop Me Eatin’’, and 2021 with the Ed Sheeran and Elton John collaboration ‘Sausage Rolls For Everyone’.In 2022, they broke a UK chart record previously held by The Beatles as they scored their fifth Christmas Number One with ‘Food Aid’.However, 2023 is set to leave the bid for Number One wide open after the pair confirmed that they will not be in this year’s running.“After five amazing years we’ve decided to pass the baton over to the Great British public and we’re not going for Christmas number one this year,” Mark told Metro.“We never expected it to be five, I’ll be totally honest. It’s one of those things that just happened over the years and we thought it was amazing that the public got behind us in the way that they did.

AC/DC fans have launched a campaign to try and get the band to Number One for Christmas 2023.A push to get the rock veterans to the Number One spot on the charts in time for Christmas was first launched in 2013 when fans created a campaign to get their track ‘Highway To Hell’ to the top position to celebrate their 40th anniversary.Created on the AC/DC We Salute You page on Facebook, the push led to the 1979 classic reaching Number Four, becoming the band’s first-ever Top 10 single in the UK.Now, exactly 10 years on, the people behind the page have announced a new campaign to mark half a century since the iconic metal band formed, hoping this time that they can get one of their tracks to top the 2023 charts.“In 2013 we all came together to celebrate 40 years of AC/DC by giving them their highest ever UK Singles Chart placing… Highway To Hell at No.4,” an update from the page read over the weekend.“Well, we’re going to choose another track and see if we can get 3 places higher for their 50th anniversary. Are you in? If so join this group and invite everyone,” it added, “Big Balls to Ladbaby!”.In 2013 we all came together to celebrate 40 years of AC/DC by giving them their highest ever UK Singles Chart…Posted by AC/DC We Salute You on Saturday, November 11, 2023The latter part of the update refers to the act going by the name LadBaby – Mark and Roxanne Hoyle – who have consistently topped the charts around Christmas for their sausage roll-themed takes on famous tracks.

LadBaby have made chart history by securing the Christmas number one for a fifth consecutive year - surpassing a record set by The Beatles in the 1960s.

LadBaby’s latest charity single is this year’s UK Christmas number one, meaning the YouTubers have now occupied the festive top spot for five years running. And they’ve also scored more Christmas number ones than any other artist, breaking a record previously held by The Beatles, who topped the festive chart in 1963, 1964, 1965 and 1967.This year LadBaby – aka Mark and Roxanne Hoyle – joined up with money-saving expert Martin Lewis to release a cover of Band Aid’s ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ As with their previous releases, food bank charity The Trussell Trust is a beneficiary of the charity record, though this year the Band Aid Trust will also get some of the money generated by the release.Commenting on their latest chart achievement, Mark Doyle says: “I can’t quite believe it! We’re number one! The charity has made it five years in a row.

LadBaby take early lead with Food Aid in the race for the most important Number 1 of the year – the coveted Official Christmas Number 1 2022, the Official Charts Company can confirm, but early data shows they’re in for a tussle.

When LadBaby – aka Mark and Roxanne Hoyle – teamed up with Ed Sheeran and Elton John last year, I think it’s safe to say that a lot of people assumed that was the end of their run of Christmas number one singles. I mean, how do you top that? Well, they’re back, and this time they’re teaming up with financial expert Martin Lewis.

LadBaby have scored their fourth consecutive Christmas Number One single with ‘Sausage Rolls For Everyone’.The track, which features Ed Sheeran and Elton John, marks the first time an act has topped the UK singles chart four years in a row in the 70-year history of the Official Christmas Chart.YouTuber Mark Hoyle and his wife Roxanne first reached the top of the festive charts in 2018 with ‘We Built This City’, followed by ‘I Love Sausage Rolls’ in 2019, and ‘Don’t Stop Me Eatin’’ in 2020.‘Sausage Rolls For Everyone’ earned over 136,000 chart sales in its first week to secure the Number One position, with 85 per cent of the total made up of digital downloads. Proceeds from the single are being donated to foodbank charity The Trussell

The Kunts have responded to comments made by LadBaby about their single ‘Boris Johnson Is STILL A Fucking C**t’, which they’re hoping will bag this year’s Christmas Number One.Earlier this week, LadBaby’s Mark Hoyle criticised The Kunts for their attempt to score a Christmas Number One with their song about the British prime minister.He told the Official Charts: “Definitely – it takes a certain sort of person to download a song with that in the title, but you never know.“There’s definitely an element that people aren’t happy with this government, but our song is for charity – I don’t believe theirs is – and ours is trying to raise more money than ever for food banks.

Viral star Mark Hoyle and his wife Roxanne have made history as LadBaby has clinched their fourth Christmas number one in a row, the first act ever to do so, and beating rivals The Kunts to the festive top spot after a bitter chart battle.In 2018, Mark, Roxanne and their two children launched their first bid for the festive top spot in 2018 with a sausage roll-themed rework of We Built This City under the LadBaby name.They dropped I Love Sausage Rolls in 2019 and Don’t Stop Me Eatin’ in 2020, matching The Beatles’ and Spice Girls’ trio of consecutive Christmas chart-toppers.This year, their fourth number one in a row, Sausage Rolls For Everyone, has scored them a world record, meaning they’ll be able to add a Guinness World Record trophy to

This year's Christmas number one single has been announced.

Ed Sheeran and Elton John’s Merry Christmas claims this year’s Christmas Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart.

The Kunts have issued a scathing response to LadBaby following the duo’s criticism of the punk band’s ‘vulgar’ Christmas single Boris Johnson Is STILL A F*****g C***. The two artists are currently battling to claim this year’s Christmas number one, with The Kunts releasing a sequel to their 2020 single and LadBaby hoping to top the charts with charity single Sausage Rolls For Everyone, in collaboration with Sir Elton John and Ed Sheeran.However, LadBaby blasted their rivals saying it ‘takes a certain sort of person to download a song with that in the title’. The Kunts have now released a full statement hitting back at LadBaby’s Mark Hoyle and questioning his intentions with the charity single. In the statement released to Clash, singer Kunt

LadBaby have criticised The Kunts for their attempt to score a Christmas Number One with their single ‘Boris Johnson Is STILL A Fucking C**t’.Speaking to the Official Charts, LadBaby’s Mark Hoyle said: “Definitely – it takes a certain sort of person to download a song with that in the title, but you never know.“There’s definitely an element that people aren’t happy with this government, but our song is for charity – I don’t believe theirs is – and ours is trying to raise more money than ever for food banks. It’s something that is even more important given everything that is going on.”He added: “Every year we say this will be the last time, but we keep coming back because the situation keeps getting worse.

After the first 48 hours in the 2021 Christmas Number 1 race (#XmasNo1), LadBaby take an early lead and could be on course to make Official Charts history this Friday. Currently ahead of the competition in the battle for the most coveted Number 1 of the year, LadBaby could gain their fourth consecutive Christmas Number 1 with Sausage Rolls For Everyone, featuring Ed Sheeran and Elton John – a sausage roll-themed rework of Ed & Elton’s own new festive track Merry Christmas, in aid of The Trussell Trust food banks.

After the first 48 hours in the 2021 Christmas Number 1 race (#XmasNo1), LadBaby take an early lead and could be on course to make Official Charts history this Friday. Currently ahead of the competition in the battle for the most coveted Number 1 of the year, LadBaby could gain their fourth consecutive Christmas Number 1 with Sausage Rolls For Everyone, featuring Ed Sheeran and Elton John – a sausage roll-themed rework of Ed & Elton’s own new festive track Merry Christmas, in aid of The Trussell Trust food banks.

Elton John and Ed Sheeran is out today – listen to ‘Sausage Rolls For Everyone’ below.The novelty duo – comprised of YouTuber Mark Hoyle and his wife Roxanne – have topped the festive charts on three consecutive years with ‘We Built This City’ (2018), ‘I Love Sausage Rolls’ (2019) and ‘Don’t Stop Me Eatin’’ (2020).All profits from this year’s song will go towards the Trussell Trust’s mission to support those in poverty and hunger.Speaking about the song’s new video, the husband and wife duo said: “Trying to keep this video under wraps was so hard, so when you see us bundling Ed and Elton into the studio dressed as sausage rolls, that was a genuine ploy to try and keep everything secret!  We had so much fun making this video, Ed and Elton

Ladbaby is officially going for chart history this year, as they’ve released their newest Christmas single, Sausage Rolls For Everyone, with some very special guests.YouTube stars Mark and Roxanne Hoyle, who already have three Christmas number ones to their names, have teamed up with Sir Elton John and Ed Sheeran for this year’s song – as you do.It’s a rework of Ed and Sir Elton’s recently released song Merry Christmas, and the music video shows Mark sneaking the superstars into the recording studio in sausage roll costumes (because what else?) before rocking out to their new trackWith the proceeds from the song once again going to the Trussell Trust, the video also includes a message about those living in poverty in the UK.It reads: ‘1 in

supports HTML5 videoLadBaby revealed that he received a secret message from Ed Sheeran before landing his third Christmas number one with Don’t Stop Me Eatin’.The YouTuber’s third festive sausage roll-themed single managed to beat some big names to the number one spot including the likes of Justin Beiber, Ed, Mariah Carey and a rather rude song about Boris Johnson.The single, which is a hilarious take on the Journey Classic, Don’t Stop Believing scored 158,000 chart sales – making it the biggest opening week for a single this year.LadBaby – aka Mark Hoyle and his wife Roxanne – now match a record jointly held by The Beatles and Spice Girls – the only other acts who can lay claim to a trio of consecutive Christmas Number 1s.