Can't Stop & Scar Tissue: Peppers' Enduring Hits

0:00It's March 23rd. Welcome in, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headline shines. Powered by AI. Red Hot Chili Peppers fans have plenty to celebrate as the band's classic track, Can't Stop reaches new milestones on global charts. The funky hit from their 2002 album, by the way, just set records as the group's longest charting song on both the Billboard Global 2, 100, and the Billboard Global excluding US lists. Even though it hasn't topped their previous peaks, Can't Stop keeps drawing streams worldwide, more than 20 years after release. The band stays active, dropping new music, and packing venues with live shows where this tune remains a staple. Meanwhile, another pepper spavorite, Scar tissue from their 1999 California Cation album is back in action too. It jumped to number 24 on the alternative streaming songs chart, marking its first full month in the top 25. Fans continue to embrace these enduring hits, fueling their popularity across generations.

1:03The band's timeless appeal shows no signs of fading, lending more insight, a new Netflix documentary called The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers dives into their early days. It features chats with frontman Anthony Cadis and basses Flee, both 63, plus stories about original guitarist Hillel Slovak, who passed away at age 26 back in 1988. These tracks prove the peppers' legacy runs deep.