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Cover of I'll Be Missing You
Dutch Top 40

I'll Be Missing You

  • 1997
  • 5:45
  • peak 1
  • 20 weeks

I'll Be Missing You by Diddy, Faith Evans, Puff Daddy and 112 spent 20 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number one (week 27 of 1997). It entered in week 26 of 1997 and was last in the chart in week 45 of 1997. On points it is number 1 in the 1997 year chart and number 18 of the 1990s. In the collection it is on the album No Way Out (1997).

In the Dutch Top 40

All weeks (20)
  1. week 26, 1997 15 new
  2. week 27, 1997 1 ▲ 14
  3. week 28, 1997 1 =
  4. week 29, 1997 1 =
  5. week 30, 1997 1 =
  6. week 31, 1997 1 =
  7. week 32, 1997 1 =
  8. week 33, 1997 1 =
  9. week 34, 1997 1 =
  10. week 35, 1997 1 =
  11. week 36, 1997 2 ▼ 1
  12. week 37, 1997 3 ▼ 1
  13. week 38, 1997 5 ▼ 2
  14. week 39, 1997 8 ▼ 3
  15. week 40, 1997 9 ▼ 1
  16. week 41, 1997 12 ▼ 3
  17. week 42, 1997 17 ▼ 5
  18. week 43, 1997 21 ▼ 4
  19. week 44, 1997 29 ▼ 8
  20. week 45, 1997 35 ▼ 6

On the album

All 10 records
  1. 2Mo Money Mo Problems (feat. Puff Daddy & Mase)199712 weeks
  2. 4Satisfy You199912 weeks
  3. 10Bump, Bump, Bump (feat. P. Diddy)20039 weeks
  4. 13Tell Me20069 weeks
  5. 17Hate Me Now19999 weeks
  6. 20Shake Ya Tailfeather (feat. P. Diddy & Murphy Lee)20036 weeks
  7. 22Been Around the World
    Diddy and others
    19973 weeks
  8. 23Bad Boy for Life20016 weeks

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

About I'll Be Missing You by Diddy, Faith Evans, Puff Daddy and 112, one sentence per question.

What was the peak position of I'll Be Missing You in the Dutch Top 40?

Number 1, in week 27 of 1997; it spent nine weeks at number 1 in total.

How long was I'll Be Missing You in the Top 40?

In total 20 weeks, from week 26 of 1997 to week 45 of 1997. That adds up to 655 points (41 minus the position per week).

When did I'll Be Missing You enter the Top 40?

In week 26 of 1997, at number 15.

How does I'll Be Missing You rank in the year charts?

On points across all weeks: number 1 in the 1997 year chart and number 18 of the 1990s.

Which album is I'll Be Missing You on?

In the collection on No Way Out by Puff Daddy (1997).

Can I listen to I'll Be Missing You?

Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (5:45); the recording was released on 1 January 1997.

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