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she was birthing brat open.spotify.com/track/0FZUbqZ1…

Even with new releases, ‘Guess with Billie Eilish’ still holding the record for the biggest debut for a female remix ever on Spotify with 7.8M streams.

Charli xcx received 8,132,833 streams on Spotify yesterday (up 1.37%). — Here is her top 10 most streamed songs:

a video of me making a song called rock music that is not actually rock music which is funny because i never said i was making a rock album. love you xx

Charli xcx new era has officially started.

360 received 360k streams yesterday.

@kimpetrasupdate SMASH

‘Need For Speed’ - Spotify Streams Partial Day - 99,404 Day 1 - 236,545 Day 2 - 348,279 Total streams - 648,228

‘party 4 u’ has now crossed 500 MILLION streams on Spotify. — It’s Charli’s 7th most streamed song ever.

the album never fell under 1 million streams, it’s so stable considering it was released over 2 months ago and received 0 promo since them

Charli’s 10 most streamed songs on Spotify yesterday (04/20/26).

‘ILove It’ received 1,203,616 streams on Spotify yesterday. The biggest streaming day in over a year.

@buffys love it

CHARLI XCX’S NEW ERA IS GONNA BE INSANE

‘I Love It’ received 1,118,873 streams on Spotify yesterday. Biggest day since New Year’s Day.

@PopCrave Charli’s comment is exclusively about brat and her reinvention into rock, it’s not about other people music and Rochelle only is wanting a little attention

Rochelle Jordan responds to Charli xcx saying “I think the dance floor is dead”: “It ain't dead until WE say so.”

Angels, Info Charli xcx has been hacked. Anything sketchy posted to their account is not from them.💔

@Rochelle_Jordan girl i love your music but it’s really not about you

It ain’t dead until WE say so.

Charli on XCX8: “Is commenting on how I interact with the joint main love of my life outside of George”, namely art. “And what would happen if that was taken from me. How I would have no purpose, and how for good or bad, art does provide me with purpose in my life.”

“If I’d made another album that felt more dance-leaning, it would have felt really hard, really sad,” she says, talking slowly as if imagining the horror. George says, “Charli sort of broke dance music.” — Charli xcx about her new album.

Heavily processed guitars strafe the room, then fracture along with Charli’s voice: “I think the dance floor is dead,” she drawls, “so now we’re making rock music.” Clearly we have come to bury Brat. — Charli xcx about her new album.