Wham! dethrones Mariah Carey as Christmas streaming queen

Holiday classics, yes — but with a surprise: while Michael Bublé returns to dominate the top ten of the best-selling albums during Christmas week with Christmas, Mariah Carey, after five years of dominance, loses the crown of the most-streamed song with All I Want For Christmas Is You, уступing the top spot to Wham! with Last Christmas.

These are the results of the FIMI/Nielsen charts for the week from December 18 to 25, CE Report quotes ANSA.

In the albums chart, Olly climbs back to second place with Tutta Vita (Sempre), which has now spent 61 weeks on the chart, ahead of Pink Floyd, who are third with the reissue of Wish You Were Here marking its 50th anniversary (down two places but still firmly leading vinyl sales).

Fourth place goes to Gemitaiz with the new album Elsewhere, featuring collaborations with Mathilde Fernandez, Salmo, Neffa, Ele A, Coez, MadMan, Venerus, Meg, Joshua and Danno.

Paky drops two positions to fifth with Gloria, which includes collaborations with Baby Gang, Clara, Franco126, Guè, Kid Yugi, Rose Villain, Sfera Ebbasta, Shiva, Simba La Rue and Tedua.

Sixth place is held by Ultimo with the live album Ultimo Live Stadi 2025, followed by Caparezza, who climbs five spots to seventh with Orbit Orbit, his new project accompanied by a comic book of the same name created in collaboration with Sergio Bonelli Editore (also second among vinyls).

Rounding out the top ten are Kid Yugi with Tutti i Nomi del Diavolo, Cesare Cremonini with Cremonini Live25, and in tenth place Jovanotti with Niuiorcherubini. The latter was recorded in just six days of sessions in New York in October 2025 — thirteen tracks recorded live, without editing, corrections or overdubs — and also ranks third among vinyl sales.

In the singles chart driven by Christmas songs, behind Wham! and Mariah Carey are Bobby Helms with Jingle Bell Rock, Brenda Lee with Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree, and Dean Martin with Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!.