Olivia Rodrigo’s “drivers license” posted a gain in Global Spotify streams Wednesday, continuing its streak of day-to-day growth.<\/p>\n
According to SpotifyCharts, the instant smash received 13,628,143 streams on January 13. Up from the 13,412,192 figure attained on Tuesday, the count keeps “drivers license” as a dominant #1 on the global chart.<\/p>\n
It, moreover, represents the third-biggest single-day streaming total in the platform’s history. Only Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” (17,223,237 on 12\/24\/20) and Wham!’s “Last Christmas” (15,813,799 on 12\/24\/20) enjoyed bigger days on the platform**.<\/p>\n
“Drivers license” also remains a dominant #1 on the US Spotify chart, but it did endure a slight day-to-day streaming decline on Wednesday. Granted, its US streaming count of 5,723,851 is still the third-best Spotify history. The song’s Tuesday performance marks the all-time record (6,145,601); Drake’s “Nonstop” claims #2 on the all-time list (5,749,019 on June 29, 2018).<\/p>\n
As it continues its Spotify success, “drivers license” remains a convincing #1 on Apple Music and US iTunes. It is also enjoying a strong opening week performance on YouTube.<\/p>\n
The success is also spilling over into the radio world. The song received 361 spins during the first four days of the January 10-16 tracking period, which yields a #39 position on Mediabase’s building\/real-time chart. Given the song’s rate of growth, it should have no trouble retaining its Top 40 position through the close of tracking.<\/p>\n
Given its success on the various platforms, “drivers license” is a lock for #1 on this coming week’s Billboard Hot 100.<\/p>\n