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I bet that shape of a woman, runway and glamourous life are charting at the top 20 too single they were tackled on a blockbuster and Gaga is such a hitmaker

of aging like milk, yes

1. HUNTR/X - Golden: 1,872,327,970 (+1,676,010) 2. Taylor Swift - The Fate of Ophelia: 1,569,423,291 (+2,055,660) 3. Olivia Dean - Man I Need: 1,315,038,834 (+2,301,524) 4. Sabrina Carpenter - Manchild: 1,073,282,001 (+1,352,659) 5. Olivia Dean - So Easy (To Fall In Love): 974,431,379 (+1,849,254) 6. RAYE - WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!: 947,371,756 (+1,562,815) 7. KATSEYE - Gabriela: 916,406,833 (+1,294,363) 8. JENNIE - like JENNIE: 911,742,688 (+749,703) 9. Tate McRae - Sports Car: 897,880,829 (+856,462) 10. Tinashe - No Broke Boys: 837,114,201 (+1,173,239) (+1) 11. Lady Gaga - Abracadabra: 833,830,394 (+483,268) (-1) Next in line: Taylor Swift - Opalite: 828,928,454 (+1,031,610)

I think you can also say the same about live to tell. Considering Madonna's image at the time, it was very risky coming out with that look and sound for the Like a Virgin follow up

Horrible song

None of these are hits, be serious

Ever since true romance

So Xtina would go from having no solo hits since the turn of the century to have no hits at all?

20% but her 3 most streamed songs are collabs as well the Gaga of her generation

Die with a Smile and Killah represent 63% of Mayhem streams (3.9B from 6B) , even though they represent only 11% (2 from 17) of the tracklist Rain on Me, Sine from Above and Sour Candy represent 57% of Chromatica streams (1.7B from 3B), even though they represent only 18% (3 from 16) of the tracklist

Now let's rank them with every album after their debut and with no collaborations

She deserves it so much. One of her best leads for sure

I think you meant Bruno Mars scored it. I guess disease, the dead dance, shape of a woman and glamorous life are approaching DWAS number right?

It depends on who the collaborations singer will tackle on the album to farm streams

Not all of the "singles" were actually singles in the UK though. Come On Over only had 6 singles in the UK. And even in the US and Canada, some of the singles were exclusive promoted on country radio