Party In The USA reaches a new peak on Spotify US rising to #4 with 1.12M streams

[HandsInTheAir]

US:

#4(+61) - 1,229,049 streams **new peak

 

Global:

#62 (re-entry) - 1,759,387 streams

 

 

one thing about Mrs. Cyrus... she has the CLASSICS!

[kataraqueen]

I just know I need to leave the party the moment this song comes on

 

fun song tho

[Shaner69]

Yeah fun song but not sure about the lyrics. 

[David Smith2]

[Born to Run]

Jessie J you will always be famous!

[Green]

A classic 

[OnlyManInTheWorld]

I'm glad this song turned out to be such a classic. It used to be my personal mega smash back then  

[Sweetestsecret]

Jessie j will get the coins!

[pride4jc1222]

lol, this officially marks the death of the music industry in the United States. No reason why a 14-year-old song should be in the Top 5 of Spotify (pushing one of the hottest viral songs in Cruel Summer down a spot), with nearly 70% of the streams being in the US, in a week when Lil Uzi Vert has one of the biggest album debuts in streaming this year.

[wish]

A true classic 

[MALAMENTE]

14 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:

lol, this officially marks the death of the music industry in the United States. No reason why a 14-year-old song should be in the Top 5 of Spotify (pushing one of the hottest viral songs in Cruel Summer down a spot), with nearly 70% of the streams being in the US, in a week when Lil Uzi Vert has one of the biggest album debuts in streaming this year.

It’s never that serious 

[justinxx]

pretty wild that a random, non-committal effort from Miley became the definitive July 4th anthem … above Bruce Springsteen and Katy Perry. goes to show that you can’t really plan this stuff.

[Scars]

Although it always reaches new highs on 4th of July, let's remember that Party in the USA charts every single day on Spotify charts. It's not just a seasonal hit, it's literally a staple on anglo culture.

 

ATRL loves to call any big hit a classic to the point the word has lost it's real meaning, so it's always good to see what a actual modern classic looks like. Oh Miley, they aren't doing it like you. 

[ImsoLOUD]

Queen of the U.S.A 

[magazine]

As it should! 

[satellites.™]

AGAIN, proving my point that MIley Cyrus, regardless of how u all feel, is one of the girls who has managed to get MULTIPLE actual classic songs.

 

It's like Girls Just Wanna Have Fun or I Will Survive.

[MingYouToo]

What I love about Miley is that she may be inconsistent and goes from MPG to complete flop and back to being the biggest name in music again, she ABSOLUTELY has classics.

 

Like PITUSA, The Climb, Wrecking Ball, soon to be Flowers,  NONE of the MPGs are seeing this level of iconic hits I fear!

[Scars]

31 minutes ago, MingYouToo said:

What I love about Miley is that she may be inconsistent and goes from MPG to complete flop and back to being the biggest name in music again, she ABSOLUTELY has classics.

 

Like PITUSA, The Climb, Wrecking Ball, soon to be Flowers,  NONE of the MPGs are seeing this level of iconic hits I fear!

True. The thing is that Miley's chart inconsistency is mostly her own fault, her career is full of misteps and wrong business decisions.

 

When you think about the fact she was able to still find great commercial success after the PR nightmare that was Dead Petz and Younger Now back to back, it really shows how strong her presence on pop culture is and that the potential for more is clearly there. Most pop girls became a relic of the past for much less. 

[pride4jc1222]

 

[halcyonday]

Her biggest hit Wrecking Fad wishes

[luckythisway]

3 hours ago, pride4jc1222 said:

lol, this officially marks the death of the music industry in the United States. No reason why a 14-year-old song should be in the Top 5 of Spotify (pushing one of the hottest viral songs in Cruel Summer down a spot), with nearly 70% of the streams being in the US, in a week when Lil Uzi Vert has one of the biggest album debuts in streaming this year.

Is it crack? Like what 

[MusicLoverDude]

3 hours ago, pride4jc1222 said:

lol, this officially marks the death of the music industry in the United States. No reason why a 14-year-old song should be in the Top 5 of Spotify (pushing one of the hottest viral songs in Cruel Summer down a spot), with nearly 70% of the streams being in the US, in a week when Lil Uzi Vert has one of the biggest album debuts in streaming this year.

Dude... it's the 4th of July... nothing makes you happy. 

[pride4jc1222]

49 minutes ago, MusicLoverDude said:

Dude... it's the 4th of July... nothing makes you happy. 

I can get Top 25, maybe Top 20, but Top 5 over all the Lil Uzi Vert tracks and Cruel Summer with a chance to re-enter the Hot 100 is overkill. Do we really need Party in the USA re-entering the Hot 100?

 

What would make me happy is a chart with faster turnover.

Edited July 5, 2023 by pride4jc1222

[CottageHore]

4 hours ago, pride4jc1222 said:

lol, this officially marks the death of the music industry in the United States. No reason why a 14-year-old song should be in the Top 5 of Spotify (pushing one of the hottest viral songs in Cruel Summer down a spot), with nearly 70% of the streams being in the US, in a week when Lil Uzi Vert has one of the biggest album debuts in streaming this year.

The dramatics lmaoooo it was a holiday, so yes, a patriotic classic is high in the Spotify charts because the majority of the American population was streaming it yesterday. It’s just a real-time measurement of music consumption. It’ll free fall today, you’ll be fine. 

[MusicLoverDude]

2 hours ago, pride4jc1222 said:

I can get Top 25, maybe Top 20, but Top 5 over all the Lil Uzi Vert tracks and Cruel Summer with a chance to re-enter the Hot 100 is overkill. Do we really need Party in the USA re-entering the Hot 100?

 

What would make me happy is a chart with faster turnover.

Party In the USA re-entering for ONE week is nothing.