We Are The Champions by Queen spent 15 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number 2 (week 47 of 1977). It entered in week 44 of 1977 and was last in the chart in week 30 of 1994, with one re-entry. On points it is number 10 in the 1977 year chart and number 95 of the 1970s. In the collection it is on the albums Live Killers (1979) and Live at Wembley Stadium (1992).
In the Dutch Top 40
All weeks (15)
- week 44, 1977 15 new
- week 45, 1977 8 ▲ 7
- week 46, 1977 4 ▲ 4
- week 47, 1977 2 ▲ 2
- week 48, 1977 2 =
- week 49, 1977 2 =
- week 50, 1977 2 =
- week 51, 1977 4 ▼ 2
- week 52, 1977 5 ▼ 1
- week 53, 1977 9 ▼ 4
- week 1, 1978 15 ▼ 6
- week 2, 1978 21 ▼ 6
- week 3, 1978 35 ▼ 14
- week 29, 1994 32 re-entry
- week 30, 1994 39 ▼ 7
On albums
Also by Queen in the Top 40
All 41 records- 1Bohemian Rhapsody197524 weeks
- 1Somebody To Love197613 weeks
- 1Crazy Little Thing Called Love197913 weeks
- 1I Want To Break Free198412 weeks
- 1Under Pressure198110 weeks
- 1Radio Ga Ga19849 weeks
- 2I Want It All198910 weeks
- 3Killer Queen197411 weeks
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
About We Are The Champions by Queen, one sentence per question.
What was the peak position of We Are The Champions in the Dutch Top 40?
Number 2, in week 47 of 1977.
How long was We Are The Champions in the Top 40?
In total 15 weeks, from week 44 of 1977 to week 30 of 1994, with one break. That adds up to 420 points (41 minus the position per week).
When did We Are The Champions enter the Top 40?
In week 44 of 1977, at number 15.
How does We Are The Champions rank in the year charts?
On points across all weeks: number 10 in the 1977 year chart and number 95 of the 1970s.
Which album is We Are The Champions on?
In the collection on Live Killers by Queen (1979) and Live at Wembley Stadium by Queen (1992).
Can I listen to We Are The Champions?
Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (3:27); the recording was released on 22 June 1979.