Justin Bieber's 'Everything Hallelujah' Jumps 34% in U.S. Streams After 2026 World Cup Show
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Updated · Billboard · Jul 21
Justin Bieber's 'Everything Hallelujah' Jumps 34% in U.S. Streams After 2026 World Cup Show
3 articles · Updated · Billboard · Jul 21
Summary
130,000 U.S. on-demand streams for Justin Bieber’s “Everything Hallelujah” on July 19 marked a 34% jump from 97,000 a day earlier after his guitar-only halftime performance.
979,000 streams for official tournament song “Dai Dai” gave it the biggest single-day volume among halftime tracks, though its 25% gain trailed Bieber’s percentage increase.
125,000 streams for iShowSpeed’s “Champions” represented the sharpest rise tied to the final-day performances overall, soaring 61% after the pre-game closing ceremony.
160,000 streams for BTS’ “Dynamite” and 33,000 for Madonna’s “Music” showed smaller post-show lifts, while “Dai Dai” could extend its Hot 100 run from a new No. 42 peak.
Aug. 1-dated Billboard charts, due July 28, will show how much the World Cup final performances translated into sustained chart gains.