Aston Martin Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago (edited) The song's been smashing on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube (where most English songs don't really do well anymore). It also went viral on TikTok upon release and has continued momentum on that platform, where the song has over 2 million videos and counting. Looks organic to me Edited 8 hours ago by Aston Martin 4
Miley Cyrus Posted 8 hours ago Author Posted 8 hours ago 8 minutes ago, Aston Martin said: The song's been smashing on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube (where most English songs don't really do well anymore). It also went viral on TikTok upon release and has continued momentum on that platform, where the song has over 2 million videos and counting. Looks organic to me Nobody is saying the song isn't a smash.. But for it to be performing at peak numbers 5 months in when the song is long past its peak in many different markets is very sus 3
Giorgoc Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago The copium from the OP just because it demolished Flowers and its' record. Yikes. 4 1
єѕℓαм Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago No it's literally a global smash hit and i've been traveling to so many countries recently and i've heard it playing everywhere
Aston Martin Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 2 minutes ago, Miley Cyrus said: Nobody is saying the song isn't a smash.. But for it to be performing at peak numbers 5 months in when the song is long past its peak in many different markets is very sus I mean if you look at a list of these songs on their 117th day on Spotify Global (which is what DWAS is at today): Die with a Smile: 9,821,796 Birds of a Feather: 8,294,447 Blinding Lights: 7,086,962 Espresso: 6,235,722 Beautiful Things: 5,920,225 Good Luck Babe: 5,236,828 It really isn't. DWAS has also peaked in different markets at different times which has helped keep its numbers stable. It's not past its peak in a ton of markets either: for instance it's reached a new peak today on Apple Music Canada (#4), Spotify UK (#3), it set a record for the most daily streams of a western song on Spotify India, re-peaked at #3 on Apple Music Australia, has climbed back up into top 10 of Spotify US and the top 5 of Apple Music US despite Kendrick's album + Christmas music. 3 3
Raphy23 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 14 minutes ago, Aston Martin said: I mean if you look at a list of these songs on their 117th day on Spotify Global (which is what DWAS is at today): Die with a Smile: 9,821,796 Birds of a Feather: 8,294,447 Blinding Lights: 7,086,962 Espresso: 6,235,722 Beautiful Things: 5,920,225 Good Luck Babe: 5,236,828 It really isn't. DWAS has also peaked in different markets at different times which has helped keep its numbers stable. It's not past its peak in a ton of markets either: for instance it's reached a new peak today on Apple Music Canada (#4), Spotify UK (#3), it set a record for the most daily streams of a western song on Spotify India, re-peaked at #3 on Apple Music Australia, has climbed back up into top 10 of Spotify US and the top 5 of Apple Music US despite Kendrick's album + Christmas music. and this is such a cozy and passionate winter vibes song. It'll be slaying till March. 2
Femininomenon Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Everyone I know always skips this song when it comes on, so yes it is fishy 1 9
dawnettakins Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) Stay obsessed and pressed af. Flowers remains inferior and this smash blew it out the water which you're clearly SCRAMBLING because of it. Edited 5 hours ago by dawnettakins 1 1
Mariya Takeuchi Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago All this talk of boats and fishes but no seamen in sight 1
KillingYourCareer Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago DWAS hit #1 in many important markets including Iceland, Luxembourg and Singapore. It's an organic hit that didn't need any payola and that had a realistic surge to #1.
tshwark Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago NO, Bruno is the golden boy, this time the hard carry he's doing on DWAS is unreal, but not fishy.
VioletsandRoses Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) Its peaks in Europe are good not amazing, but its streams are coming from mostly Asia and some latam. Gaga and Bruno are one of the biggest hit makers/album sellers in Asia out of their peers. It's just that those countries don't have official charts. Edited 5 hours ago by VioletsandRoses
Just a Gay on ATRL Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago The absolute DENIAL this site has about how utterly massive this song is honestly hilarious. Stay mad Gaga got a bigger hit over 15 years into her mainstream career than most artists can get in their 1st.
Bad News Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago It's shaping up to be the biggest song released in the 2020s, so... no. 1
Jeremiah Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago There's something very fishy about Bruno Mars, I can tell you that. He has a Taylor Swift-level obsession with charts.
FrederickGa Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 6 hours ago, Miley Cyrus said: Nobody is saying the song isn't a smash.. But for it to be performing at peak numbers 5 months in when the song is long past its peak in many different markets is very sus It's because the song didnt smash simultaneously.. 1st 2weeks - US/Anglo 3rd-4th Week - Asia 5th-6th Week - LatAm 7th-8th Week - Europe 9th-10th Week - MENA and now INDIA while maintaining SMASH Numbers across the World It's still pulling huge numbers in Apple Music, Amazon, Deezer and YT even after 4months.. so NOPE, nothing is FISHY Plus, it only peaked at no.2 because of heavy regional competition while DWAS' was more spread out smashery.. For example, DWAS is MASSIVE everywhere and no.1 WW but Taste/That's So True/A Bar Song were more massive in Anglosphere 1
kwek_kwek Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 8 hours ago, Kyoto said: What is weird is that this had no effect on Gaga's catalogue, while Bruno had a huge boost. It did have an effect. Judas, ARUTW, Shallow, Poker Face all had more than 1m streams during DWAS peak while BR and JD reached 900m. The effect just died down. 1
FrederickGa Posted 32 minutes ago Posted 32 minutes ago 45 minutes ago, kwek_kwek said: It did have an effect. Judas, ARUTW, Shallow, Poker Face all had more than 1m streams during DWAS peak while BR and JD reached 900m. The effect just died down. TRUE. This was Gaga's during Halloween (7 songs above 1M) Quote Die With A Smile: 804,052,634 (+10,924,280) Disease: 22,777,222 (+2,968,988) Bloody Mary: 579,219,082 (+2,425,112) Poker Face: 1,436,306,148 (+1,307,259) Bad Romance 1,345,058,678 (+1,170,502) Judas: 625,865,500 (+1,115,524) Just Dance: 1,178,134,729 (+1,032,616) ^And months with PF, Judas, Shallow&ARUTW all above 1M+
Recommended Posts