Miley Cyrus’ “Flowers” breaks Spotify record again: passes 1 billion streams | music

So the streaming platform honored Miley Cyrus with an Instagram post. “Some flowers never die. “Flowers” ​​has become the fastest song ever to reach the 1 billion mark in Spotify history.” And the American singer is very pleased with the news. “Thank you to all the fans,” it appears on social media.

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Fans are very excited about the news. So Miley Cyrus is showered with congratulations. “Miley, you deserve this and more. It’s been ten years since I became a fan of yours and it makes me proud to see that you’re still so relevant,” one wrote on Instagram. Another fan asked her to tour with her new record “Endless Summer Vacation”, which was released on March 10. “We need a tour now,” she says.

Miley Cyrus released ‘Flowers’, including a music video, on January 13th. The song instantly went viral on social media. Fans of the American singer are convinced that the popular song is about her ex-husband, Liam Hemsworth. While Cyrus hasn’t confirmed it yet, the words and timing speak volumes. Perhaps it is no coincidence that the hit song was released on January 13, the birthday of the “Hunger Games” actor. In her single, the pop star unequivocally references her turbulent relationship with Liam. For example, she sings about the house she owns with a loved one that she “watched burn”. Miley and Liam’s luxury villa caught fire in 2018. In the chorus, Cyrus gives a direct response to “When I Was Your Man” by Bruno Mars, a song that Liam dedicated to Miley at the time of their divorce (in 2020).

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