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   === Create Top Music Charts
   
  -You can create a top music chart for all time to see which songs get played the most. Use the `COUNT` function on the stream `ksql_songplays` that we created above.
  +Now you can create a top music chart for all time to see which songs get played the most. Use the `COUNT` function on the stream `ksql_songplays` that we created above.
   
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  This tutorial accompanies:
  
  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExEWJVjj-RA[video screencast]
  - https://github.com/confluentinc/quickstart-demos/tree/5.0.0-post/music[automated demo]
  
  Don't forget to check out the #ksql channel on our https://slackpass.io/confluentcommunity[Community Slack group]
  
  
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  image:images/ksql_playevents_min_30_non_persistent.png[play-events]
  
  The above query is not persistent -- it will stop if this screen is closed. To make the query persistent and stay running until explicitly terminated, prepend the previous query with `CREATE STREAM <new stream name> AS`.  From the KSQL query editor:
  
  [source,bash]
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