Mariah Carey Breaks Her Own Spotify Single Day Streaming Record

[penelopetaynt]

Mariah Carey and her hit holiday song "All I Want For Christmas Is You" is the gift that just keeps giving.

Yesterday, the song received over 17.22 million streams on Spotify causing her to break her own single day streaming record.

. @MariahCarey breaks her own record for the biggest single-day streams in Spotify Global HISTORY, with “All I Want

Comments

[nermal_kat]

How's her song with Jennifer Hudson doing? Is that breaking any records?

[therearewords]

Somewhere, I'm sure.

[nebbysbag]

It’s not breaking any records but is doing decent. It has solid streaming numbers that keep increasing and is performing well on airplay.

AIWFCIY is too much of a monster to allow the song to properly succeed.

[franklotion]

taylor tried, but my lord jesus h. the christ and blackness won in the end 😭 i

i hope it stays #1 next week so it can go into 2021, then taylor’s campfire music can go back to #1 or w/e

[fluffybb]

some time i wonder why mariah do those weird endorsements, sell her cheap things on hsn or even works at all ... she jus need to relax all year and collect her $$$ during xmas

[penelopetaynt]

I'm guessing to remain relevant so during the holidays it makes even more $$$... That song has set her and kids up for life.

[trancexperiment]

Because she is the Christmas queen

[jeterluva]

The HSN things was 10 years ago. This song really blow up the way it has till the last couple of years. I mean it did well but it became a phenomenon maybe the last 4-5 years.

[cbluechicken]

I'm happy Mariah and Ariana did a song together so their fanbases can stfu.

[franklotion]

Welcome back bb!! 🥰

[doriiansz]

Mariah finally cooking JLO's green dress so we don't have to see it anymore. https://t.co/NSfwzu0C1O
- Mokshᴮ⁷ˣ (@6inchoutsold2) December 25, 2020

[trancexperiment]

Lmaoooo I’m crying at that header. That video is so cute tho. I want to be invited for a Mariah Xmas.

[hellicoptajuuce]

O she is still with tanaka?

[jeterluva]

Yes.