“Die” wouldn’t: As Starboy opened atop the Billboard 200 dated Dec. (The instrumental versions, one billed as by The Weeknd and the other by The Weeknd and Grande, share audio and differ only in digital artwork they were available during the tracking week only in the acts’ webstores.) Those versions joined The Weeknd’s original solo version and its sped-up and instrumental mixes, also priced at 69 cents during the tracking week. Late on March 1, an a cappella version by the pair arrived, also for 69 cents. 24, the song’s remix with Grande was released, with that version and an instrumental mix, both billed as by the tandem, discounted to 69 cents through March 2. That buzz helped lead to the song’s current promotion to radio and streaming services. The song was originally released by The Weeknd solo in 2016 on his album Starboy, with its recent resurgence sparked by interaction on TikTok (which does not presently contribute directly to Billboard’s charts). 3 on Radio Songs, after two weeks on top. 1 on the Streaming Songs chart (where it becomes Grande’s fourth leader and The Weeknd’s third) debuts at No. ![]() It doubles up with the Hot 100’s top Streaming Gainer and Sales Gainer weekly awards. ![]() 1 since the Hot 100 began in August 1958.Īirplay, streams & sales: “Die for You,” released on XO/Republic Records, drew 81.1 million radio airplay audience impressions (up less than 1%) and 32.4 million streams (up 181%) and sold 14,000 (up 1,170%) Feb. ![]() Here’s a look at the coronation for “Die for You,” which becomes the 1,146th No.
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