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Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" Joins Billion Views Club
30 Jul
Summary
- Queen's song "Don't Stop Me Now" has surpassed one billion views on YouTube.
- The 1978 track achieved this milestone for the second time for the band.
- "Bohemian Rhapsody" previously reached one billion YouTube views in July 2019.
The legendary British rock band Queen has achieved a remarkable feat on YouTube, with their energetic anthem "Don't Stop Me Now" surpassing one billion views. This milestone marks the second time the band has entered YouTube's exclusive Billion Views Club, underscoring the enduring global appeal of their music. The track, originally released in 1978 from the album "Jazz," initially saw modest success as a single but has since experienced multiple resurgences in popularity.
"Don't Stop Me Now" has been featured in various films, television shows, and advertisements, further cementing its cultural presence. Its selection as the "Greatest Driving Song of All Time" by Top Gear viewers in 2005 and subsequent covers by other artists highlight its lasting impact. This latest YouTube achievement follows the band's prior success with their iconic song "Bohemian Rhapsody," whose music video reached the one billion view mark in July 2019.
