Eamon is top of the UK singles chart for a fourth consecutive week.
The torment of being treated like crap by his ex-girlfriend has paid off, as 'F*** It (I Don't Want You Back)' is the first single of 2004 to exceed three weeks at number one.
Meanwhile, the week's highest new entry comes from Christina Milian at number two with 'Dip It Low', followed by Natasha Bedingfield at three with her debut outing 'Single'.
Keane also enter inside the top five, at four, with 'Everybody's Changing' as does Ronan Keating's duet with LeAnn Rimes, 'Last Thing On My Mind' at five.
Outside the top ten, Ash enter at 13 with 'Orpheus', Gunther & The Sunshine Girls enter at 14 with 'Ding Dong Song', Gabrielle enters at 20 with 'Stay The Same' and Graham Coxon enters at 22 with 'Bittersweet Bundle Of Misery'.
Further down still, new entries come from Tiesto, Auf Der Maur, Tali and Von Blondies.
Guns N' Roses climb back up one place in the album chart to reclaim the top spot with their 'Greatest Hits'.
The week's highest new entry is The Who's 'Then And Now' at five, while The Pixies' Best Of " Wave Of Mutilation' enters at 16.
'DL'