Spotify’s Top 10 most viral tracks

The following list represents the most viral tracks on Spotify, based on the number of people who shared it divided by the number who listened to it, from Friday, Sept. 2, to Thursday, Sept. 8, via Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and Spotify.

CANADA

1. Dumbfoundead, “Harambe” (DFD Records)

2. Roses & Revolutions, “The Pines” (Roses & Revolutions)

3. Kyle Dixon, “Kids” (Lakeshore Records)

4. Sam Spiegel, “Mutant Brain” (Interscope Records)

5. FRND, “Friend” (Crooked Paintings)

6. Isaiah Rashad featuring Zacari & Kendrick Lamar, “Wat’s Wrong” (Top Dawg Entertainment)

7. Sylvan Esso, “Radio” (Loma Vista Recordings)

8. Portion Boys, “Pokemoneja” (Portion Boys)

9. Sunday, “Only” (Sunday)

10. NCT DREAM, “Chewing Gum” (SM Entertainment)

UNITED STATES

1. Sylvan Esso, “Radio” (Loma Vista Recordings)

2. Dumbfoundead, “Harambe” (DFD Records)

3. Soft Hair, “Lying Has To Stop (Single Version)” (Domino Recording Co)

4. Dallas Hill, “Better” (Domain Records)

5. Kyle Dixon, “Stranger Things” (Lakeshore Records)

6. Joose The Conqueror, “Murray Hill” (AGO music)

7. FRND, “Friend” (Crooked Paintings)

8. The Happy Fits, “While You Fade Away” (The Happy Fits)

9. loren north, “Feel It Out” (loren north)

10. Seth Ennis, “Woke Up in Nashville” (SME)

UNITED KINGDOM

1. Rockie Gold, “Dicks out for Harambe” (Rockie Gold)

2. KURUPT FM, “Heart Monitor Riddem” (Decoy Productions)

3. Sam Spiegel, “Mutant Brain” (Interscope Records)

4. Soft Hair, “Lying Has To Stop (Single Version)” (Domino Recording Co)

5. Kyle Dixon, “Stranger Things” (Lakeshore Records)

6. Dumbfoundead, “Harambe” (DFD Records)

7. Kyle Dixon, “Kids” (Lakeshore Records)

8. Isaiah Rashad featuring Zacari & Kendrick Lamar, “Wat’s Wrong” (Top Dawg Entertainment)

9. Gene Wilder, “Pure Imagination (From “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” Soundtrack)” (Geffen Records)

10. Rob Bravery, “You Take Half (Ivy Lab 20 20 Mix)” (Insanity Record)

GLOBAL

1. Dumbfoundead, “Harambe” (DFD Records)

2. Kyle Dixon, “Stranger Things” (Lakeshore Records)

3. Sam Spiegel, “Mutant Brain” (Interscope Records)

4. Sylvan Esso, “Radio” (Loma Vista Recordings)

5. Soft Hair, “Lying Has To Stop (Single Version)” (Domino Recording Co)

6. Isaiah Rashad featuring Zacari & Kendrick Lamar, “Wat’s Wrong” (Top Dawg Entertainment)

7. Kyle Dixon, “Kids” (Lakeshore Records)

8. Dallas Hill, “Better” (Domain Records)

9. FRND, “Friend” (Crooked Paintings)

10. Zara Larsson, “Ain’t My Fault” (Epic Records)

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