Avicii carries out at the MLB Fan Cave on Oct. 1, 2013 in New York City. Mike Lawrie/Getty Images
For a tune many individuals either done not like or misinterpreted upon its launch, Avicii‘s “Wake Me Up” proceeds downing along in historical style.
On Friday (June 16), the track — launched one decade back on June 17 — has actually made RIAA Diamond Certification, indicating 10 million accredited devices marketed. This difference makes it the song — which has actually currently gotten to platinum standing 11 times — the highest possible accredited dance/digital track in RIAA background.
The bluegrass/EDM crossbreed obviously has an almost mythical standing in dancing songs background, obtaining booed when Avicii debuted it at Ultra Music Festival in Miami in 2013, prior to it took place to come to be an era-defining worldwide experience and also the largest hit of the manufacturer’s job. (New video footage from this Ultra 2013 collection was released in March.)
“Wake Me Up” invested 54 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, where it came to a head at No. 4 in October of 2013, noting Avicii’s largest success on that particular graph. The track invested 26 weeks at No. 1 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs. The song ended up being Spotify’s most streamed track of perpetuity at the time of its launch.
The dance/electronic tracks simply behind “Wake Me Up” on the RIAA accreditation graph are, naturally, all-time dance/electronic hits, with the No. 2 area inhabited by Major Lazer and also DJ Snake’s “Lean On”; which is adhered to by “Fireflies” by Owl City; Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky”; after that Marshmello’s “Happier”; Mike Posner’s “I Took a Pill In Ibiza”; Zedd, Maren Morris and also Gray’s “The Middle”; David Guetta’s “Titanium”; Jack Ü’s “Where Are U Now” and also Swedish House Mafia’s “Don’t You Worry Child.”
