A new video on Ticket OK has revived the popularity of Fleetwood’s 1977 song “Dreams”.
In a video shared on the popular social media app several days ago, user @ 420 Dogface2020 posted a footage of himself, possibly under a sidewalk on a sterboard, a bottle of ocean spray crane-raspberry juice, with “dreams” playing loudly.
After taking a swipe of interest and riding safely, the user hears Stevie Knicks say, “It’s just right that you should play the way you feel.”
The video also went viral on Twitter, when a user shared it and wrote: “I don’t often use these verbal words but this is a whole vibe. As simple as that.”
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After that, the iconic band “We Like This!” Replied in writing.
“Dreams” now ranks 29th on Rolling Stone’s list of top 100 most popular songs, currently Cardi Bean’s “WAP.” Is topped by.
In addition, Variety reports that, according to Buzz Angle Music, song streams have increased from 5.2 million last week to 6.7 million this week.
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The outlet also reported that the song quadrupled its digital sales, rising from 1,200 paid downloads to 4,800 this week, becoming the 15th best-seller of the week.
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The original ticket ok video – starring Nathan Apodaka, a resident of Idaho Falls, Idaho – received more than 18 million views, while Twitter Post earned 22.5 million.
“Dreams” was originally released as a single in 1977 before appearing on Fleetwood Mack’s iconic album “Rumors”.
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The song was released in the U.S. Came in at No. 1 and spent 19 weeks on the charts.
“Rumors” sold more than 10 million copies in its first month of release and won a Grammy Award in 1978 for the album The Foot of the Year. According to Business Insider, it is the 11th best-selling album ever.
