Rihanna's music sees 640 PERCENT increase in streaming on Spotify after Super Bowl halftime show

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Rihanna showed her dominance after her acclaimed Super Bowl LVII halftime show set on Sunday night when she also took over streaming platforms.Streaming of the 34-year-old hitmaker's music on Spotify increased by more than 640 percent in the United States immediately following her 13-minute performance, according to the service.She ran through many of her biggest hits, though her non-album single B**** Better Have My Money saw one of the strongest increases in streaming — though, ironically, she won't be receiving any money for her Super Bowl performance.The song, which was still a hit but may not have been as well known as her album-based singles, had its streaming figures increase by more than 2,600 percent in the US on Spotify.But fans were apparently excited for Rihanna to perform even prior to the show — when she revealed that she was pregnant with her second child — as her streaming figures began to significantly increase on the platform even after she was announced as the sole act for halftime.

It's a hit! Rihanna saw a 640 percent increase in her streaming figures in the US after her Super Bowl LVII halftime show performance, according to Spotify; seen on Sunday Fan interest: According to the streamer, Rihanna's music surged in popular both after her show and after she was announced as the sole artistFollowing the announcement that she would be performing on September 25 of last year, three of her songs crossed the billion-plays mark on Spotify.Umbrella and We Found Love, two of the songs that made it to her Super Bowl setlist, both passed the one billion streams mark, while Love On The Brain, which was not performed, also earned that distinction.Although her music overall was streamed 640 percent more after the.