Lorde’s haunting track “Ribs” has hit a remarkable milestone, surpassing 1 billion streams on Spotify. Known for her moody electropop sound and influential presence in the alternative pop scene of the 2010s, the New Zealand singer-songwriter now has three songs in the billion-stream club on the popular digital audio platform.
Fans of the award-winning artist rejoiced as “Ribs” joined her other hits in reaching this impressive achievement. The song, part of her debut album Pure Heroine released in 2013, has proven its timeless appeal by crossing the billion-stream mark.
Lorde’s success with “Ribs” marks her third song to achieve such a feat, following the groundbreaking track “Royals” which reached the billion-stream mark in 2021. The singer, who was only 16 years old at the time of “Ribs” release, topped the Billboard Hot 100 for nine weeks, becoming the youngest solo artist to do so in over 25 years.
Despite the song being 13 years old, Lorde’s “Ribs” continues to capture listeners with its emotional depth and poignant lyrics. The song’s resurgence on social media and its return to the charts further solidifies its impact on a new generation of fans.
In addition to “Ribs” and “Royals,” Lorde’s track “Team” also achieved billion-stream status on Spotify. The New Zealand artist has proven her lasting impact in the music industry with hits like “Green Light” and “Tennis Court” amassing hundreds of millions of streams.
The success of “Ribs” highlights Lorde’s ability to connect with audiences through her raw, emotional music. Despite being years old, the song remains as fresh and impactful as ever, solidifying Lorde’s status as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Overall, Lorde’s achievement with “Ribs” on Spotify showcases her enduring influence and artistry in the ever-changing landscape of popular music.
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