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Justin Bieber's Weird 'Everything Hallelujah' Song Gets 240% Streaming Bump After World Cup

Justin Bieber's 'Everything Hallelujah' has seen a 240% increase in streaming following the FIFA World Cup.

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The brief

Justin Bieber's song 'Everything Hallelujah' experienced a 240% bump in streaming numbers following the World Cup, according to Rolling Stone. Coverage from The Hollywood Reporter focuses on the production of the event, with the director describing the first-ever World Cup halftime concert as "challenging beyond challenging." Further reports from Forbes and The New Yorker discuss other musical milestones, including BTS and Madonna, though specific connections to the World Cup streaming trend are not detailed.

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Quick answers

How much did streaming for 'Everything Hallelujah' increase?

Streaming for the song increased by 240%.

What event triggered the streaming bump?

The increase occurred after the World Cup.

How did the halftime show director describe the production?

The director described making the first-ever concert as "challenging beyond challenging."

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