Linkin Park’s ‘Numb’ Has Reached One Billion Spotify Streams
Congratulations to Linkin Park, as their mega hit “Numb” has now reached one billion streams on Spotify. It is their second track to hit the benchmark, after “Within the Finish” did so final June and grow to be the primary nu-metal track to hitch the billions membership. “Numb” is from the band’s 2003 sophomore album Meteora, which peaked…
Congratulations to Linkin Park, as their mega hit “Numb” has now reached one billion streams on Spotify. It is their second track to hit the benchmark, after “Within the Finish” did so final June and grow to be the primary nu-metal track to hitch the billions membership.
“Numb” is from the band’s 2003 sophomore album Meteora, which peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and has bought over 27 million copies worldwide. Although “Numb” has reached one billion streams on Spotify after “Within the Finish,” it was their first track to surpass one billion views on YouTube again in 2018 — and now has over 1.7 billion. “Within the Finish” amassed one billion YouTube views two years later.
One in all Linkin Park’s largest songs, “Numb” had a profound influence on popular culture, particularly because of the material shedding mild on psychological well being, and it was even re-worked with Jay-Z as “Numb/Encore.” The rapper carried out the track throughout a lot of his live shows after the premature demise of Chester Bennington in 2017.
“Psychological well being is an actual factor. You by no means know what individuals are going by way of, and also you suppose as a result of they’re performers and he bought 14 million data – that doesn’t equate to happiness. Cash or fame doesn’t imply something if you happen to’re not blissful inside,” Jay-Z informed Rolling Stone in September of 2017.
The observe now joins “Within the Finish” in Spotify’s “Billions Club” playlist, which homes different rock songs together with Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Military,” The Eagles’ “Resort California,” The Killers’ “Mr. Brightside,” Journey’s “Do not Cease Believin’,” Oasis’ “Wonderwall,” Weapons N’ Roses’ “Candy Little one O’ Mine” and a number of other by Queen.
