HDD YTD US Song Revenue: Industry Baby #1 $4 million

[Hector]

YTD SONG REVENUE

Columbia notches the #1 and 2 songs of 2022 by revenue and three of the Top 6. Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow’s chart-topping (and aptly titled) “INDUSTRY BABY” has pulled in north of $4 million YTD, while the next four tracks are north of $3m, as Harry Styles’ “As It Was” edges Encanto’s “We Don’t Talk about Bruno” by $16k to claim the second slot.

Bad Bunny lands three Top 50 entries, collectively earning $6.82m.

 

https://m.hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=334104&title=YTD-SONG-REVENUE

 

The way that song continues smashing

 

Running Up That Hill is probably 4x Platinum eligible by this point

[infrared]

 Lil Nas X slaying like this 

[Green]

Sunflower #14 in 2022 despite of being released in 2018 

 

No wonder that song is 17x Platinum    

[BrokenMachine]

Dua snatching two entries 

 

Also Sam making it to the list despite releasing in September 22nd

[Ger]

The Industry Baby indeed, he wasn't joking. 

 

Also Jack's stellar verse did that.  

 

Mrs Kate Bush earning that money without moving a finger.

[IDRAG4MJ]

lil nas earning that from one song on the album is insane 

[Letemtalk]

#12 Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill - no features, no co-writers

She also appears to own her masters too.

 

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Kate Bush owns the entire recording copyright to Running Up That Hill, as well as the Hounds Of Love album, and the rest of her biggest hits.

https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/kate-bush-is-the-worlds-biggest-independent-artist-right-now-shes-owning-it/

She must be doing better than most or all of the people above her on the list.

The real winner of 2022.

[family.guy123]

Ruth B.!

[killer_rose]

Kate taking all of the money for herself, probably earning more than any artist on the list. 

 

Queen!

[popmusic]

Hymn For The Weekend wtf? How is that possible?

[slobro]

This doesn't look correct at all. Old ass Counting Stars at #47?

 

Pretty sure they meant I Ain't Worried.