So I asked my son (19)and he didn’t have a clue, but when I played it he knew it. I called my daughter (23) and she knew both name and artist so I TAKE IT BACK.
REET doing the ground research

So I asked my son (19)and he didn’t have a clue, but when I played it he knew it. I called my daughter (23) and she knew both name and artist so I TAKE IT BACK.

love this commitment to field researchSo I asked my son (19)and he didn’t have a clue, but when I played it he knew it. I called my daughter (23) and she knew both name and artist so I TAKE IT BACK.


I don’t think Love Profusion is a fair comparison because it was always a flop here. It would be like Don’t Tell Me taking off. Aged rather well and a hit at the time but a discovery to most.I’m still a bit thrown that this is the one, of all Janet’s tracks. It’s like if Madonna had a massive revival based around Love Profusion
Why not All For You?
Would you mind next pls

Moist or Warmth though![]()

it’s settled in nicely around 100k a day as well which is a great result given it used to be around 10k two years ago.Together Again is actually her highest streaming song combined and over 200m (212 million), but yeah you would think there would be more. So many #1s not even 30 million.Utterly fabulous track for meit’s settled in nicely around 100k a day as well which is a great result given it used to be around 10k two years ago.
But yeah, her overall streams aren’t great, but do seem to be getting a bit stronger so hopefully that continues. Not one over 200 million seems really rather crap for her.
Urgh Higher. Who is listening to that dross in the year of our lord 2026 and whatever happened to Taio Cruz?Oh, and Kylie also has six, if you include Higher which I agree is a bit dodgy. But then let's face it, I imagine most of Scream's 125m streams aren't coming from Janet fans.
Still you would expect her streaming to be doing SOMETHING based on the USA alone.She had a lot of hits, but outside of the States I don’t feel she perhaps reached the same level of fandom as some of her peers?
It seems more likely to here a Madonna song on an 80s station, or a Britney song on a 90s playlist than a Janet one?