Vercetti: The most popular songs from my favorite bands

Emim 02.08.22	https://youtu.be/dTllG2KdPMQ
JKing92 02.08.22	LOL at the clip you shared, Emim. All jokes aside, this is actually a pretty interesting exercise. I agree that it's intriguing that Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets (my two favorite albums of theirs, honestly) don't have any songs that surpass the streams that "Enter Sandman" gets, though that likely comes down to "Enter Sandman" connecting more with mainstream audiences than Ride and Master do. As for some of my own favorite artists' most streamed songs (excluding Eminem, Metallica, and the Beastie Boys, who are all on your list): The Beatles: "Here Comes the Sun" (766 million, honestly a little surprised -- thought that "Hey Jude" would be their most streamed, but that's only their fifth most streamed track) Pink Floyd: "Wish You Were Here" (599 million, not too surprising, though I was also predicting "Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 2), "Comfortably Numb," or "Money" would top the list) David Bowie: "Heroes" (316 million, not a mainstream hit originally, but arguably his most iconic song, so I guess that checks out. I am surprised that "Fame" and "Golden Years" -- two of his biggest U.S. hits -- don't even make the top five, though) Green Day: "Basket Case" (639 million, honestly surprised -- thought it would be one of the American Idiot singles) Led Zeppelin: "Stairway to Heaven" (654 million, because why wouldn't it be number one? 😉) Nine Inch Nails: "Closer" (145 million, makes sense, given that it's arguably their most well-known song) Nirvana: "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (1.1 billion, of course it was going to be "Teen Spirit") Outkast: "Ms. Jackson" (595 million, makes sense, even if I was predicting "Hey Ya!" would be number one) Stone Temple Pilots: "Interstate Love Song" (237 million, thought it was going to be "Plush," but this was a huge hit too, so I guess that makes sense -- but I am a little surprised that the acoustic "Plush" is in the top five) System of a Down: "Chop Suey!" (761 million, yeah, makes sense -- and naturally, "B.Y.O.B." is in the top three) Tool: "Schism" (71 million, thought it would be "Sober," honestly a little surprised) This was fun.
Vercetti 02.09.22	I'm happy, you enjoyed it. It's also worth noting how these numbers can change depending on the platform. On Youtube for example you would have been right about Green Day (->Boulevard of Broken Dreams) and Outkast (->Hey Ya!).
JKing92 02.10.22	Definitely interesting how they can change. Some platforms just attract different people with different tastes, I guess.