The Weeknd has officially set a new streaming record that no artist has ever achieved before. With “I Feel It Coming” crossing the 2 billion mark, he now has seven songs that have each surpassed 2 billion streams on Spotify. This isn’t just a personal win—it puts him at the very top of global streaming history.
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As of now, these are the seven songs by The Weeknd that have each crossed over 2 billion streams:
Blinding Lights Starboy (feat. Daft Punk) Save Your Tears Die for You Creepin’ (with Metro Boomin & 21 Savage) The Hills I Feel It Coming (feat. Daft Punk)
This record cements The Weeknd as one of the most-streamed artists in the world. Few artists have even one song with over 2 billion streams, let alone seven.
Why Fans Keep Streaming The Weeknd’s Music
The Weeknd has always delivered music that connects with listeners emotionally, whether it’s a dancefloor anthem or a heartbreak ballad. His blend of pop, R&B, and electronic elements makes his songs stand out. Tracks like Blinding Lights and Starboy stay fresh with each listen, which explains why they continue to pull in massive numbers years after release.
His ability to switch between soft vocals and high-energy hooks also gives each song replay value. On top of that, The Weeknd’s visuals and live performances add more attention to his tracks, helping them trend longer on streaming platforms.
The Role of Collaborations
Collaborations with artists like Daft Punk, Metro Boomin, and Ariana Grande have also helped extend the reach of The Weeknd’s biggest hits. These partnerships bring in fans from other genres while staying true to his style. Die for You, for instance, had a massive second wave of success after a remix featuring Ariana Grande went viral.
Spotify Streaming and Career Milestones
Streaming data has become one of the most important indicators of an artist’s reach in today’s music world. The Weeknd’s dominance on Spotify isn’t just about numbers—it shows that his songs are in constant demand globally.
He also became the first artist to hit 100 million monthly listeners on Spotify. At the time of this achievement, Blinding Lights remained one of the platform’s most played tracks ever. It’s not just that people play his songs—it’s that they keep returning to them.
What Makes This Record Special
The music industry changes quickly, but setting this kind of record shows consistency. It proves that The Weeknd doesn’t just have a few hits—his catalog has staying power. Every single one of the seven songs has remained relevant long enough to cross 2 billion streams.
This record also raises the bar for other global stars. Artists like Drake, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, and Justin Bieber have massive streaming numbers too, but none have matched this exact achievement.
Fans React to the Milestone
Fans across social media have been celebrating the news, calling it proof of The Weeknd’s status in modern pop and R&B. Some are revisiting old albums, while others are hoping for more new music before the year ends. The announcement also sparked debates about which of his songs deserves the next 2 billion milestone.
