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See You Again
#1 United States
#1 Australia
#1 Austria
#1 Barbados
#1 Belize
#1 Brunei Darussalam
#1 Canada
#1 Colombia
#1 Costa Rica
#1 Denmark
#1 Egypt
#1 El Salvador
#1 Germany
#1 Guatemala
#1 Honduras
#1 Hong Kong
#1 Hungary
#1 India
#1 Indonesia
#1 Ireland
#1 Italy
#1 Latvia
#1 Lebanon
#1 Luxembourg
#1 Macau
#1 Malaysia
#1 Malta
#1 Mexico
#1 Mozambique
#1 Namibia
#1 New Zealand
#1 Nicaragua
#1 Oman
#1 Papua New Guinea
#1 Paraguay
#1 Peru
#1 Philippines
#1 Qatar
#1 Romania
#1 Saudi Arabia
#1 Singapore
#1 Slovakia
#1 South Africa
#1 Sri Lanka
#1 Switzerland
#1 Taiwan
#1 Thailand
#1 United Arab Emirates
#1 Vietnam
#2 Brazil
#2 Czech Republic
#2 Ecuador
#2 Mauritius
#2 Netherlands
#2 Norway
#2 Panama
#3 Bulgaria
#3 Chile
#3 France
#3 Israel
#3 Kenya
#3 Portugal
#3 Slovenia
#3 Turkey
#3 Ukraine
#4 Dominican Republic
#4 Greece
#4 Nigeria
#4 Sweden
#5 Spain
#6 Cyprus
#7 Estonia
#8 Argentina
#8 Belgium
#9 Finland
#10 Bolivia
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Quote:
Originally posted by Superbitch
Paul Walker is the real king of pop more global than Atrl's fave pop gwerls.
It's so sad that a song can more than double another song's sales and still not be close to the Billboard #1. SYA is definitely bigger than UF this week
See You Again
#1 United States
#1 Australia
#1 Austria
#1 Barbados
#1 Belize
#1 Brunei Darussalam
#1 Canada
#1 Colombia
#1 Costa Rica
#1 Denmark
#1 Egypt
#1 El Salvador
#1 Germany
#1 Guatemala
#1 Honduras
#1 Hong Kong
#1 Hungary
#1 India
#1 Indonesia
#1 Ireland
#1 Italy
#1 Latvia
#1 Lebanon
#1 Luxembourg
#1 Macau
#1 Malaysia
#1 Malta
#1 Mexico
#1 Mozambique
#1 Namibia
#1 New Zealand
#1 Nicaragua
#1 Oman
#1 Papua New Guinea
#1 Paraguay
#1 Peru
#1 Philippines
#1 Qatar
#1 Romania
#1 Saudi Arabia
#1 Singapore
#1 Slovakia
#1 South Africa
#1 Sri Lanka
#1 Switzerland
#1 Taiwan
#1 Thailand
#1 United Arab Emirates
#1 Vietnam
#2 Brazil
#2 Czech Republic
#2 Ecuador
#2 Mauritius
#2 Netherlands
#2 Norway
#2 Panama
#3 Bulgaria
#3 Chile
#3 France
#3 Israel
#3 Kenya
#3 Portugal
#3 Slovenia
#3 Turkey
#3 Ukraine
#4 Dominican Republic
#4 Greece
#4 Nigeria
#4 Sweden
#5 Spain
#6 Cyprus
#7 Estonia
#8 Argentina
#8 Belgium
#9 Finland
#10 Bolivia
It's so sad that a song can more than double another song's sales and still not be close to the Billboard #1. SYA is definitely bigger than UF this week
If it were pre-March 2012 (before Billboard included streams into the Hot 100), then yes - without a doubt. However, UF! is still doing massive streaming numbers per week. Combined with its strong airplay, it's gonna be tough to topple.
happy for this 
more global than Atrl's fave pop gwerls.
