Pharrell Williams' Happy biggest selling single of the decade
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Pharrell Williams' Happy is the biggest selling single of the decade so far.
The Official Charts Company says the track, which spent four weeks at number one and 50 in the Top 40, has sold over 1,813,000 copies in the UK.
And, as if that wasn't enough, Williams scores three entries in total on the list.
He features on Robin Thicke and T.I's 2013 collaboration, Blurred Lines, which takes second place and on Daft Punk's Get Lucky which is sixth.
Adele has two entries on the list with Someone Like You earning the number three spot and Rolling in the Deep in at 30.
The single, which features on 21 (the biggest selling album of the decade so far) has sold nearly 1,567,000 copies in the UK since its 2011 release.
The fourth best-selling single of the 2010s is the only of the top five not to top the Official Singles Chart, Maroon 5's Moves Like Jagger.
It featured Christina Aguilera and sold 1,503,000 copies since it was released four years ago.
Gotye's Somebody That I Used To Know FT Kimbra is at number five.
Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, LMFAO and Rihanna all have two entries on the list each., external
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