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Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ breaks Spotify’s all time, one week record

Singer Miley Cyrus' 'Flowers' has broken Spotify's all-time one-week record with 100 million streams in a single week.

Los Angeles :

Singer Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ has broken Spotify’s all-time one-week record with 100 million streams in a single week.

The service announced Friday morning that, as of Thursday, ‘Flowers’ had become the most-streamed song in a seven-day period in Spotify history, as per reports.

As of Friday morning, the latest update for Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ streams on the site showed that it had racked up 101,838,799 streams since coming out late in the day on January 12. On Thursday, it reached 100 million points faster than any other song ever has to date on Spotify.

“It’s been incredible watching ‘Flowers’ break the record for most streams in a single week,” said Jana Coffey, Spotify’s artist & label partnerships lead.

“The song was already off to an amazing start after its first day, and it’s only grown from there.

Rather than seeing massive streams on day one that decline throughout the week, each day since release has been bigger than the one before. Miley is back, and with her album ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ coming out in a few months this is just the beginning.”

The previous record-holder for most Spotify streams in a week? BTS’ ‘Butter’, very nearly made it to the 100 million mark in its first seven days. It set a then-record with 99.37 million Spotify streams in its first seven days on the platform’s stream counter, getting to the 100 million mark on its eighth day.

The giant results for ‘Flowers’ on Spotify bode extremely well for the odds of ‘Flowers’ coming out on top of the Billboard Hot 100 when that charts top 10 is announced on Monday.

‘Flowers’ has been seen as in hot competition with SZA’s multi-week riser “Kill Bill” to claim the Hot 100’s No. 1 spot away from the current leader, Taylor Swift’s “Anti-Hero.”

Although downloads are not nearly as big of a factor in the Hot 100 as streaming and radio, digital sales for ‘Flowers’ have also been unusually high, with the tune not budging from the top spot on the iTunes song sales chart since it came out eight days ago.

If ‘Flowers’ does prevail in debuting at No. 1, it will be Cyrus’ first song to top the Hot 100 since ‘Wrecking Ball’ a decade ago; that smash remains her lone topper on that chart to date.

However big ‘Flowers’ becomes, it will still have a way to go in becoming her most-streamed song ever.

According to current stats on the platform, her all-time leader there is ‘Party in the USA,’ which has claimed 1.1 billion Spotify streams to date. That song peaked at No. 2 on the Hot 100 in 2009. IANS

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