Justin Bieber's Coachella Hits Top Global Chart

0:00On April 27th, Justin Bieber's 2012 banger beauty and a beat just hit number one on the Billboard Global XLL. U.S. chart thanks to his killer Coachella sets on April 11th and 18th. Streams outside the U.S. jumped 93% to 65.4 million for the week ending April 23rd. It's one of three Bieber tracks now cracking the Global Top 10. This March's Bieber's third number one on that chart since it launched in September 2020. His earlier rulers were stay with the Kid Leroy for 11 weeks in 2021 and peaches with Daniel Caesar and Givion for two weeks last. April, he mixed live vibes with YouTube clips of his classics during the fest sparking this massive replay surge. Fans are loving the throwback power with daisies from his 2025 album Swag climbing back to number 6 of 64% to 30. 0.6 million streams and his breakout hit Baby, his first of 27 Hot 100 Top 10s back in 2010,

1:02slides to a new high at number 7 with 31.1 million, up 49%. Olivia Rodrigo's fresh drop dropped dead bows at number 3 globally outside the U.S., pulling 39.8 million streams in 11. Thousand downloads is the least single from her third album due June 12th, marking her sixth top 10 there. BTS's swim holds at number 2 while tame Impala and Jenny's Dracula and Dominic Fikes Babydaw round out the top 5. These charts pull from over 200 territories, blending streams and sales data via Luminate. Bieber's Coachella moment proves old hits can still dominate worldwide streams years later. That wraps music news today, brought to you with AI.