Gnarls Barkley track 'Crazy' has become the first song to top the UK singles charts without a record being sold.
The duo's melting pot brand of paranoid soul-pop hip-hop dance-slop shifted 31,000 legal downloads last week, and was crowned top of the pops by the Official UK Chart Company on Sunday. The CD hits shops today.
Downloads are now factored into the countdown because of increasingly weedy CD single sales.
The debut single's success has also meant a boon in Google click-through for any website containing 'narls', 'berkeley', 'knarls', or 'berkley', thanks to the camera-shy neologist's wacky monicker.
The next highest new entry was Pope of Mope Morrissey's latest innuendo-heavy gripe, 'You have killed me', which slid in at number three.
