The battle for Spotify's #1 rank has just gotten more fun, and this time it is almost like the 'Game of Thrones' show: musical edition. It all started when "Dance Monkey" by Tones and I, the song that refused to stop playing (much like that one song during exams in your head), had to step down from its chart-topping rank. When that happened, guess which song took its place?
Well, the Spotify #1 spot was taken over by Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga's new song named 'Die with a Smile.'. The sultry, groovy, jazzy collaboration had already taken the internet by storm. When it continued to rack up Spotify #1 rank, fans went into an unusual fandom frenzy.
This was a collab that nobody could have guessed on their bingo cards, and this is why the buzz around Gaga and Bruno's latest song caught plenty of online attention. When the collab was not here, any fan would have felt absolutely elated by the mere thought of it. When the collab hit the internet, it was not only a song release; it was a cultural reset.
Spotify, being one of the most widely tuned into platforms of streaming music, has fans definitely elated to see their favorite singers come up to rank 1st.
Two strands of reactions are palpable. But what unites them is humor. Let's check out the funny comments and have a dose of laughter:
Fans lose it as Gaga & Bruno’s “Die With A Smile” break Spotify’s #1 record
A netizen wrote this comment, (Via @angipangiin/X)
"Wait I don't think I've heard this"
Another comment dropped by a netizen goes, (Via @satyr_blues/X)
"We went from an egregious song to mid department store pop. Maybe in another 6 years it will be an actually good song."
An X user dropped this comment, (@maddiebryan02/X)
"breaks the record? more like breaks the curse"
A social media wrote this (Via @evnlyonx/X)
"History books will remember this as the day the world healed"
A netizen posted this comment (Via @Transsleila/X)
"Gaga and Bruno saved civilization from the hold of “Dance Monkey”
Another X user wrote the following comment, (Via @wildgirl0001/X)
"We went from a terrible song to average department store pop. Maybe in another 6 years, it'll actually be a good song."
This netizen commented with the following statement, (Via @gimmieneckk/X)
Can't wait to hear this on the podcast
Another social media user dropped this reply (Via @vixidescent/X)
"genuinely, how was that song so popular. how can anyone enjoy listening to that shit. it will forever baffle me."
A social media user posted this comment (Via @starlightscode/X)
"Haven’t played either of these songs in my own time"
About Dance Monkey:
Toni Watson, popularly known as Tones and I, wrote and produced "Dance Monkey," a song for which she got the inspiration from her experiences as a busker in Byron Bay, Australia. The song comes under the genres of Indie Pop and Electronic.
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