charts discussion Coldplay have the most streamed songs from 2000, 2005 and 2008 on Spotify, shook?

[gustavothehuman]

See when you do talentry 

 

 

 

Edited September 6, 2023 by gustavothehuman

[vale9001]

No legends stanned for the music, not for the coreographies 

[magazine]

still can't pay their manager

[Skestina]

locals proved they are tasteless once again 

 

Edited September 6, 2023 by SKESTU

[Enrique523]

Timeless discography 

[HEAVYONIT]

When you have a classic discography 

[50thStateofMind]

see when you do classics...

[Mr. Duff]

Insane  

 

Fix You being the most streamed in 2005 when it's barely top five most streamed from them, incredible  

Not sure if this is the right thread to ask, but do you have the list of the top five most streamed songs per year? I wonder where The Scientist, A Sky Full of Stars, Hymn for the Weekend and Something Just Like This rank from their years.

[pride4jc1222]

6 hours ago, Mr. Duff said:

Insane  

 

Fix You being the most streamed in 2005 when it's barely top five most streamed from them, incredible  

Not sure if this is the right thread to ask, but do you have the list of the top five most streamed songs per year? I wonder where The Scientist, A Sky Full of Stars, Hymn for the Weekend and Something Just Like This rank from their years.

The Scientist is behind 3 Eminem songs: Lose Yourself (1.875 billion), Without Me (1.744 billion), and Till I Collapse (1.73 billion) for 2002. Eminem really owned that year.

Edited September 7, 2023 by pride4jc1222

[gustavothehuman]

6 hours ago, Mr. Duff said:

Insane  

 

Fix You being the most streamed in 2005 when it's barely top five most streamed from them, incredible  

Not sure if this is the right thread to ask, but do you have the list of the top five most streamed songs per year? I wonder where The Scientist, A Sky Full of Stars, Hymn for the Weekend and Something Just Like This rank from their years.

Chartmasters has a tool for that. Note, however, it's not completely accurate. Hips Don't Lie was released in 2006 but Shakira's team listed the deluxe edition of Oral Fixation Vol. 2 under 2005 for example.

[ALA]

Yellow is one of the best songs of all time I fear.

[Mr. Duff]

17 hours ago, pride4jc1222 said:

The Scientist is behind 3 Eminem songs: Lose Yourself (1.875 billion), Without Me (1.744 billion), and Till I Collapse (1.73 billion) for 2002. Eminem really owned that year.

Oh wow at Em’s power

[getinthezone]

not surprised, its basic white people music