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The official 4k Beat It video will probably hit 995 million views today. Only 5 million to go until it hits 1 billion views. Michael will be the ONLY 20th century artist to hit a billion views on 3 separate videos. Watch now. #1Billion4BeatIt

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On Spotify it`s 14 Mio away to hit the billion.





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filmandmusic said:
Next up? liberian girl?
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No, it will probably be Off The Wall which currently has 87.68 million streams. Liberian Girl currently is on 75.67m streams.But yes, Liberian Girl will most likely be the next 80s song to hit 100 million streams.

Michael doesn't have many songs left from the 80s that haven't reached 100 million. Not taking into consideration the songs released on anniversary editions and special editions, only Baby Be Mine, The Lady In My Life, Speed Demon, Another Part Of Me, Just Good Friends and Liberian Girl are 80s songs that are yet to hit 100 million streams.
 
Nite Line said:
No, it will probably be Off The Wall which currently has 87.68 million streams. Liberian Girl currently is on 75.67m streams.But yes, Liberian Girl will most likely be the next 80s song to hit 100 million streams.

Michael doesn't have many songs left from the 80s that haven't reached 100 million. Not taking into consideration the songs released on anniversary editions and special editions, only Baby Be Mine, The Lady In My Life, Speed Demon, Another Part Of Me, Just Good Friends and Liberian Girl are 80s songs that are yet to hit 100 million streams.
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Bar JGF they’re all decent streamers
 
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Michael Jackson Returns To The Hot 100

Michael Jackson is back on the Hot 100 this week with his annual smash hit "Thriller," which returns to the chart around every Halloween.
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Michael Jackson Scores Three No. 1 Hits On The Billboard Charts This Week

Michael Jackson’s "Thriller" sits at No. 1 on three Billboard charts in the week that includes all Halloween-related consumption.
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Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” isn’t just one of his biggest hit singles, it’s one that just won’t die, reanimating every year when Halloween comes around. The tune started to return to the Billboard charts a few weeks ago as the scariest holiday of the year neared, and now that it’s in the rearview, the weekly rankings reflect the massive uptick in consumption of the cut that’s taking place in America.

All that attention to Jackson’s smash has helped him hit No. 1 on not one, not two, but three different Billboard charts this week–more than a decade after his death.

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Mariah Carey May Have Christmas, But Michael Jackson is the King of Halloween: "Thriller" Soared Last Week

Mariah Carey may have cornered the market on Christmas. But Michael Jackson is the King Ghoul. According to Luminate, Jackson's song, "Thriller" outsold Bobby Boris Pickett's "Monster Mash" on October 31st. The totals including streaming were 49,000 vs. 45,000. Altogether, "Thriller" sold over 10
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....Jackson fans are waiting to see where the Billboard charts put the song tomorrow. Whatever chart position is arrived at, clearly “Thriller” won Halloween week by a landslide.

Next year, the fans — who really made this happen as a grassroots affair — can team up with Jackson’s label, Epic, to go even higher!
 
I don’t remember holiday or theme related songs to re chart back in the 90s. I wonder why stuff like this is getting hyped the last decade or so
 
filmandmusic said:
I don’t remember holiday or theme related songs to re chart back in the 90s. I wonder why stuff like this is getting hyped the last decade or so
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Before the streaming era, only a purchase of a song or an album, as well as the radio plays would contribute towards the charts. With streaming, it is all about how many times a song or an album is played. Back in the 90s and 00s, you could play Thriller on CD or iTunes endlessly during the Halloween period, but it would have no impact on the charts. But now if you play Thriller endlessly during the Halloween week on spotify, it would have a big impact on the charts.

In some way, streaming platforms like spotify are great, as I believe that without the streaming platforms, legacy artists like Michael would not appear weekly on the charts. But as we are now approaching the Christmas period, we are going to see the music charts over the next two months flooded with overrated Christmas songs like All I Want For Christmas Is You, and that is something I am not a fan of.
 
Nite Line said:
Before the streaming era, only a purchase of a song or an album, as well as the radio plays would contribute towards the charts. With streaming, it is all about how many times a song or an album is played. Back in the 90s and 00s, you could play Thriller on CD or iTunes endlessly during the Halloween period, but it would have no impact on the charts. But now if you play Thriller endlessly during the Halloween week on spotify, it would have a big impact on the charts.

In some way, streaming platforms like spotify are great, as I believe that without the streaming platforms, legacy artists like Michael would not appear weekly on the charts. But as we are now approaching the Christmas period, we are going to see the music charts over the next two months flooded with overrated Christmas songs like All I Want For Christmas Is You, and that is something I am not a fan of.
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And Santa Claus is Coming to Town and those other J5 tunes.
 
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