A million listens in 24 hours.
According to the figures communicated by Spotify, this is what Pierre Garnier
's song
,
Those we were,
has accumulated since its release on February 7 at midnight.
A record.
This is the best single launch by a French singer since the beginnings of streaming in France.
“Wow!
Thank you all, you’re really so hot
,” the person reacted in an Instagram story this Thursday afternoon.
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On Spotify as on Deezer, Pierre Garnier is first in the Top 50 France, and in the Top 100 on Apple Music.
He places himself ahead of heavyweights in French-speaking music like Aya Nakamura, Jul, Dadju, Booba, Kaaris... Same observation with our Belgian neighbors.
The young man climbs to the top of the charts on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.
In Switzerland, it reached number one on Apple Music, number two on Spotify and number nine on Deezer.
Finally, on YouTube, even without a clip or official channel, the simple video of the audio of the song reached 695,000 views.
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On social networks, the fans are also there: the 21-year-old artist reached one million subscribers on Instagram, becoming the most followed artist released from Star Ac' on the social network.
He thus surpasses the very first winner of the “Star Academy”, Jenifer, who until then held this title with 903,000 people on the clock.
The Norman also remains in Top trends on X in France.
An acoustic version in preparation
Even before the million mark was reached, the young man thanked his fans.
“Thank you everyone, it’s crazy the reception you gave to my song.
I'm very happy with what's happening, it's incredible... Thank you again for everything you've given me
,” said Pierre Garnier in an Instagram story, announcing the upcoming release of his acoustic version of his song
Those we were
.
At the microphone of RTL, on February 7, the artist confided in his feelings upon leaving the castle.
“It’s quite abstract, it’s true that I see a number on my phone but I can’t realize that it’s for me
. ”
A fairy tale that has only just begun.