This is a list of the French SNEP Top 200 Singles and Top 200 Albums number-ones of 2020.
Week | Issue date | Download + Streaming | ||
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Artist(s) | Title | Ref. | ||
1 | 3 January | Gradur featuring Heuss l'Enfoiré | "Ne reviens pas" | [1] |
2 | 10 January | [2] | ||
3 | 17 January | [3] | ||
4 | 24 January | Gambi featuring Heuss l'Enfoiré | "Dans l'espace" | [4] |
5 | 31 January | [5] | ||
6 | 7 February | [6] | ||
7 | 14 February | Gradur featuring Heuss l'Enfoiré | "Ne reviens pas" | [7] |
8 | 21 February | The Weeknd | "Blinding Lights" | [8] |
9 | 28 February | Naps featuring Ninho | "6.3" | [9] |
10 | 6 March | [10] | ||
11 | 13 March | Ninho | "Lettre à une femme" | [11] |
12 | 20 March | [12] | ||
13 | 27 March | [13] | ||
14 | 3 April | [14] | ||
15 | 10 April | [15] | ||
16 | 17 April | [16] | ||
17 | 24 April | The Weeknd | "Blinding Lights" | [17] |
18 | 1 May | [18] | ||
19 | 8 May | [19] | ||
20 | 15 May | Booba featuring Zed | "Jauné" | [20] |
21 | 22 May | [21] | ||
22 | 29 May | Hatik | "Angela" | [22] |
23 | 5 June | [23] | ||
24 | 12 June | Bosh | "Djomb" | [24] |
25 | 19 June | [25] | ||
26 | 26 June | [26] | ||
27 | 3 July | [27] | ||
28 | 10 July | [28] | ||
29 | 17 July | Dadju and Ninho | "Grand bain" | [29] |
30 | 24 July | Aya Nakamura | "Jolie nana" | [30] |
31 | 31 July | [31] | ||
32 | 7 August | [32] | ||
33 | 14 August | [33] | ||
34 | 21 August | Jul featuring SCH, Naps, Kofs, Elams, Solda, Houari and Soso Maness | "Bande organisée" | [34] |
35 | 28 August | [35] | ||
36 | 4 September | [36] | ||
37 | 11 September | [37] | ||
38 | 18 September | [38] | ||
39 | 25 September | [39] | ||
40 | 2 October | [40] | ||
41 | 9 October | [41] | ||
42 | 16 October | [42] | ||
43 | 23 October | [43] | ||
44 | 30 October | [44] | ||
45 | 6 November | [45] | ||
46 | 13 November | Booba | "5G" | [46] |
47 | 20 November | Aya Nakamura featuring Stormzy | "Plus jamais" | [47] |
48 | 27 November | Zola featuring SCH | "9 1 1 3" | [48] |
49 | 4 December | Dinos featuring Nekfeu | "Moins un" | [49] |
50 | 11 December | Dua Lipa and Angèle | "Fever" | [50] |
51 | 18 December | Jul and SCH | "Mother Fuck" | [51] |
52 | 25 December | [52] |
Week | Issue date | Artist(s) | Album | Ref. |
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1 | 3 January | Vitaa and Slimane | Versus | [53] |
2 | 10 January | [54] | ||
3 | 17 January | [55] | ||
4 | 24 January | Maes | Les derniers salopards | [56] |
5 | 31 January | [57] | ||
6 | 7 February | Mister V | MVP | [58] |
7 | 14 February | Vitaa and Slimane | Versus | [59] |
8 | 21 February | [60] | ||
9 | 28 February | BTS | Map of the Soul: 7 | [61] |
10 | 6 March | Vitaa and Slimane | Versus | [62] |
11 | 13 March | Les Enfoirés | Le Pari(s) des Enfoirés | [63] |
12 | 20 March | Ninho | M.I.L.S 3 | [64] |
13 | 27 March | [65] | ||
14 | 3 April | [66] | ||
15 | 10 April | Da Uzi | Architecte | [67] |
16 | 17 April | Ninho | M.I.L.S 3 | [68] |
17 | 24 April | [69] | ||
18 | 1 May | [70] | ||
19 | 8 May | [71] | ||
20 | 15 May | [72] | ||
21 | 22 May | [73] | ||
22 | 29 May | [74] | ||
23 | 5 June | Lady Gaga | Chromatica | [75] |
24 | 12 June | Hatik | Chaise pliante | [76] |
25 | 19 June | Johnny Hallyday | Happy Birthday Live | [77] |
26 | 26 June | Jul | La machine | [78] |
27 | 3 July | Benjamin Biolay | Grand Prix | [79] |
28 | 10 July | Jul | La machine | [80] |
29 | 17 July | Gambi | La vie est belle | [81] |
30 | 24 July | Jul | La machine | [82] |
31 | 31 July | [83] | ||
32 | 7 August | [84] | ||
33 | 14 August | [85] | ||
34 | 21 August | Vitaa and Slimane | Versus | [86] |
35 | 28 August | Eva | Feed | [87] |
36 | 4 September | Indochine | Singles Collection (2001–2021) | [88] |
37 | 11 September | Julien Doré | Aimée | [89] |
38 | 18 September | Grand Corps Malade | Mesdames | [90] |
39 | 25 September | Damso | QALF | [91] |
40 | 2 October | [92] | ||
41 | 9 October | Vitaa and Slimane | Versus | [93] |
42 | 16 October | 13 Organisé | 13 Organisé | [94] |
43 | 23 October | Francis Cabrel | À l'aube revenant | [95] |
44 | 30 October | Johnny Hallyday | Son rêve américain | [96] |
45 | 6 November | Vianney | N'attendons pas | [97] |
46 | 13 November | Ninho | M.I.L.S 3 | [98] |
47 | 20 November | AC/DC | Power Up | [99] |
48 | 27 November | Zola | Survie | [100] |
49 | 4 December | AC/DC | Power Up | [101] |
50 | 11 December | Calogero | Centre ville | [102] |
51 | 18 December | Indochine | Singles Collection (1981–2001) | [103] |
52 | 25 December | [104] |
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