There's a new king of pop, and apparently it's Rick Astley.
The man who invented the Rickroll has topped the charts for the first time in nearly 30 years with his new album 50.
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Tom Odell was 14 copies ahead of Rick on Wednesday, but he ultimately lost out and settles at two with Wrong Crowd.
Rick's very pleased indeed, and told Official Charts: "It's amazing, it's incredible, it's been a very very VERY long time since this happened before, I'm ecstatic, I couldn't be happier!"
Tom's album snagged more streaming-equivalent sales and purchases from independent record shops, but Rick's album fought ahead on physical formats.
Elsewhere, Paul McCartney's fourth compilation album Pure McCartney is new at three, ELO's All Over The World - The Very Best Of jumps 131 places to four following the release of a special edition, and Drake's Views rounds out the Top 5.
Finally, Garbage score their seventh Top 20 album with Strange Little Birds entering at 17 while Nick Jonas's Last Year Was Complicated is at 25.
Watch the music video for Rick Astley's 'Angels On My Side' below:
