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Beyonce's Top Streamed Songs in US

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Only 3 features and one is soon to be leaving the top :clap3:

Edited by Pheromosa

Partition, Dance For You, Love On Top the most impressive ones

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30 minutes ago, littlebodybigheart said:

damn she kinda sucks on streaming

.......how is that bad? Most of these songs are old as hell

Halo potentially being a 10 week #1 in the streaming era is something that I can't wrap my head around 

Damn at Baby Boy being N/A

 

They did the DIL era so dirty 

I think Halo is the most streamed pre-2010 song by a MPG. People try to downplay her old classics but the steaming number says otherwise. The other day , someone said dilemma by Kelly is bigger than any song by Beyoncé when even the streaming number says otherwise.

1 hour ago, littlebodybigheart said:

damn she kinda sucks on streaming

Nothing says “sucks” like the 21 billion streams on a single platform and the seventh most streamed female in history. :skull: Always so loud and WRONG. 

Most of her biggest streaming hits pre-date the streaming era. :rip:

Considering Lem's handling, this is good. 

A pre-2010 song having over 1B is fantastic. And CIL having almost 900M while being released in 2003. :clap3:

Where are the Ren tracks? :rip:

 

GP are a mess for only liking radio songs. 

17 hours ago, littlebodybigheart said:

damn she kinda sucks on streaming

Well yes. Renaissance was her first proper era in the streaming era.

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