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Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ tops IFPI chart as best-selling single of 2023


February 26, 2024 – 7:04 AM PST

Miley Cyrus accepts the ⁤award‌ for‌ Best⁤ Pop ⁤Solo Performance ​for “Flowers” during the 66th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California, U.S., February 4, 2024. ⁤REUTERS/Mike⁣ Blake/ File photo

LONDON (Reuters) – Miley ‍Cyrus’s ​hit ⁢“Flowers” crowned as the world’s best-selling single in 2023 on Monday, marking her⁤ first time at ‌the top of the chart run by industry body the IFPI.

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The emotional⁤ disco-tinged breakup anthem – in which the singer reminds herself she can buy her own flowers after the end⁣ of a relationship – received the prestigious IFPI Global ​Single Award for 2023, ​just weeks after winning two Grammys.

The single amassed a‍ staggering 2.7 billion streams on paid subscription services, according to the London-based IFPI, which calculates a representative figure using data from physical sales and digital delivery‌ methods.

“With its simultaneous‌ chart-topping​ success in numerous countries, the song, along​ with its empowering message, resonated‍ worldwide and truly became a global sensation,” stated Lewis Morrison, ⁣the IFPI’s director of global charts and certifications.

The top 10 also saw the inclusion of artists from Nigeria and Mexico ‌for the first time, with Rema’s “Calm⁢ Down” featuring Selena⁢ Gomez at no.2‌ and⁤ “La Bebe” by Yng Lvcas and Peso Pluma at no.6,⁤ highlighting the growing⁢ popularity of Afrobeats and regional Mexican genres.

American superstar Taylor Swift, who ⁣was recently ⁣named the ‍IFPI’s global recording artist of the year for the fourth time, secured ⁤the no.7 and⁢ no.9 ⁢spots on the singles chart with “Cruel Summer” and “Anti-Hero” respectively.

The IFPI, ⁤representing‍ the⁤ global recorded music industry, continues to shape ⁢the landscape of the music world.

Reporting by⁣ Marie-Louise ‍Gumuchian;​ Editing ‌by Andrew Heavens

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How has streaming contributed to the ‌success of “Flowers” and‌ its recognition as the world’s⁢ best-selling single?

With its annual Global Single Award. This prestigious accolade recognizes the most successful and popular single ​of ‍the year, showcasing the power and impact of music on a global scale.

In 2023, Miley Cyrus’s hit song “Flowers” emerged as the world’s best-selling single, propelling her to the top of the IFPI chart for the first time in her career. This disco-tinged⁢ breakup anthem struck a chord with audiences around⁣ the world, resonating⁢ with its emotional and empowering message.

The success of “Flowers” can‌ be attributed‍ to its impressive streaming numbers. The ⁣single garnered⁣ a staggering 2.7 billion streams on paid subscription services, a testament to‌ its widespread popularity and appeal. These figures were compiled by the London-based IFPI, which utilizes data from physical sales and digital delivery methods to accurately measure the song’s reach and impact.

Lewis⁣ Morrison, the IFPI’s director of ​global charts and certifications, commended “Flowers” for its chart-topping success in multiple countries and its ability to connect with ⁢listeners on a global scale. ‌The song’s empowering message undoubtedly struck a chord with individuals from all walks ⁣of life, solidifying its status as a ⁣global sensation.

In addition to Miley Cyrus’s triumph, the IFPI Global Single Award also shed light on the growing influence and popularity of ⁣artists from diverse regions. For the‍ first time, Nigeria‌ and Mexico were represented in the top 10. ⁢Rema’s ⁣”Calm Down” featuring Selena Gomez secured the second position, while “La Bebe” by Yng Lvcas and Peso Pluma claimed the sixth spot, highlighting⁣ the rising popularity⁣ of Afrobeats and regional Mexican genres.

American superstar Taylor Swift, who was crowned the ⁢IFPI’s global recording artist of the ⁤year for the fourth time, also made her mark‍ on the ⁢singles⁣ chart. Her songs “Cruel Summer” and ​”Anti-Hero” claimed the seventh and ninth spots respectively, further cementing her status as a powerhouse in the music industry.

The IFPI’s Global Single Award not only recognizes the achievements⁣ of individual artists but also⁤ reflects the ever-changing​ landscape‍ of the music industry. By acknowledging the impact of streaming services and embracing diverse genres and ⁢cultures, the IFPI continues to shape and influence the global music scene.

As ‌we ⁣look to the future, it is clear that music will continue⁢ to hold a special place in⁣ our lives, transcending borders and bringing⁣ people together. The IFPI Global Single Award ⁣serves as a reminder ⁤of the power of music to move, inspire, ‍and unite ‍us all. ‍Congratulations ‌to Miley Cyrus and all ‍the ​artists who graced the top 10 of the IFPI chart in 2023.



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