Imagine Dragon

#4 again. 3,216,291 streams though, extremely stable. I think this is the weekend it can try and finally break Top 3 (#2 or #3, #1 is a stretch currently).

I'm not sure what's with these theories that she doesn't have an identity? I mean, when you look at some of her biggest/best songs through the years - no matter whether it's Party in the U.S.A., Wrecking Ball, Nothing Breaks Like a Heart, Slide Away, Midnight Sky, Angels Like You, Flowers, and now Bass Persuades... you can feel her presence, and you can feel that it is a Miley song. She doesn't phone it in, she makes the songs unique to her.

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I know taste varies and everything... but this song feels like a textbook version of what ATRL would find a BOP. I'm surprised by some of the negative reception.

it also gives me some Janet's Feedback teas too.

Wait, you didn't lie.

Well, at least she was responsible for the last iconic MTV moment ever.

I think it is great that there is an actual discussion for the song, it bodes well for curiosity to hear it (no matter the polarized reception). For End of the World nobody had anything to say (except just nice words) and we all saw how it went. Being middle of the road is not always a good thing.

I haven't been this gagged by a lead single since Flowers and Houdini.

Just continue listening, yall will get it soon.

I can't stop listening on Spotify for a full hour. 20 streams from me guaranteed.

You have a rare chance to witness pop music history in real time. Miley released another classic.

This is pop spectacle yall, get with the times. So then you can say you believed in it from the beginning when it becomes a huge hit.

This is a hit yall, its too unique for the pop landscape right now not to become one.

THE VIDEO??????

It will surpass 3 billion streams, with two tracks over 1 billion streams... and the wasted opportunity to make These Walls a single.

The fact that she is still omnipresent while being on hiatus for a full decade is just crazy. Her music can still be heard everywhere.

Probably her best song ever. I just know it will have a viral resurgence at some point in the future and will become one of her classics (like Angles Like You).

It is a big bop, but the first time I listened to 'Dance the Night', it sounded as if I had a dream and my mind created a Future Nostalgia song that doesn't exist in real life.

The Stop Remix is one of her discography highlights. Pop perfection.

01.01.2026 - 1.351.109.411 streams on Spotify 01.09.2026 - 1.896.983.138 streams on Spotify Streams on Spotify in 2026 - 545.873.727

Song of the summer

New peak again: