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OMG amazing news that WHo Do You Think You Are, Stop and Goodbye are all now over 1million! That's an incredible achievement

Hopefully Viva Forever is not too far ahead, specially since it seems to stream so well in the uk!!

Also quite amazing the rate the singles have been selling in the UK... Both SYBT and SUYL selling over 200,000 copies each and Stop 300,000 in 4 years is amazing for such old singles...

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    Wannabe is now certified 5x Platinum in the UK!

  • Approximate updated sales courtesy of the lovely Jay! Wannabe - 3,015,000 Say you'll be there - 1,331,000 2 become 1 - 1,569,000 Mama / Who do you think you are - 1,063,000 (1,178,000) Spice up your

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Elsewhere, Viva Forever has accumulated 978,000 combined units, followed by Too Much (814,000) and Holler (380,000).

27 minutes ago, StephenN18 said:

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Elsewhere, Viva Forever has accumulated 978,000 combined units, followed by Too Much (814,000) and Holler (380,000).

Nice! Viva Forever should get there maybe in time for Spiceworld 30 !!! 😁

And Holler is coming for that Gold certification baby! One day it will go viral like Stop and get to 2x Platinum!!

Now let's see how long it takes @-Jay- to update the original post since we have sales updates for pretty much all singles now (poor Headlines.... who even is she???)

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So just to collect the new sales info in one place from that article:

Wannabe: 3,055,950

Say You'll Be There: 1,400,000

2 Become 1: 1,600,000

Mama/Who Do You Think You Are: 1,100,000

Spice Up Your Life: 1,400,000

Too Much: 814,000

Stop: 1,054,252

Viva Forever: 978,000

Goodbye: 1,048,580

Holler: 380,000

Cuttteeeeeee

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Ooh yeah they altered and added some more information after I first looked at the article. I'm glad that they gave more information after all!

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It's time to analyse the data! A very long post incoming. drama

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(I'm assuming that the new sales are up to and including the most recent chart week, Friday 30th October 2026)

Wannabe

3,032,623 on 18th September 2026

3,055,950 on 30th October 2026

23,327 sales in 6 weeks
3,888 sales per week on average
Next certification due: July 2029 (6xPlatinum/3,600,000)

Say You'll Be There

1,200,000 on 30th June 2023

1,400,000 on 30th October 2026
200,000 sales in 174 weeks
1,149 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 200,000 in that time)
Next certification due: July 2033 (3xPlatinum/1,800,000)

2 Become 1
1,395,500 on 26th August 2022 (Estimated date - not clear from original source)
1,600,000 on 30th October 2026
204,500 sales in 218 weeks
938 sales per week on an average (If it had sold exactly 204,500 in that time)

Next certification due: December 2030 (3xPlatinum/1,800,000) [October 2024 is when it might have passed 1,500,000]

Mama/Who Do You Think You Are
914,500 on 26th August 2022 (Estimated date - not clear from original source)
1,100,000 on 30th October 2026
185,500 in 218 weeks
851 sales per week on an average (If it had sold exactly 185,500 in that time)
Next certification due: February 2029 (2xPlatinum/1,200,000) [August 2024 is when it might have passed 1,000,000]

Spice Up Your Life
1,200,000 on 30th December 2022
1,400,000 on 30th October 2026
200,000 sales in 200 weeks
1,000 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 200,000 in that time)
Next certification due: June 2034 (3xPlatinum/1,800,000)

Too Much
756,000 on 26th August 2022 (Estimated date - not clear from original source)
814,000 on 30th October 2026
58,000 sales in 218 weeks
266 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 58,000 in that time)
Next certification due: August 2054 (2xPlatinum/1,200,000) [March 2040 is when it seems to be on course for 1,000,000]


Stop
776,000 on 10th March 2023

1,054,252 on 30th October 2026
278,252 sales in 190 weeks
1,464 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 278,252 in that time)
Next certification due: September 2028 (2xPlatinum/1,200,000) [February 2026 is when it might have passed 1,000,000]


Viva Forever
826,500 on 26th August 2022 (Estimated date - not clear from original source)
978,000 on 30th October 2026
151,500 sales in 218 weeks
695 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 151,500 in that time)
Next certification due: December 2032 (2xPlatinum/1,200,000) [June 2027 is when it seems to be on course for 1,000,000]


Goodbye
977,000 on 2nd December 2022
1,048,580 on 30th October 2026
71,580 sales in 204 weeks
351 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 71,580 in that time)
Next certification due: February 2035 (2xPlatinum/1,200,000) [March 2024 is when it might have passed 1,000,000]


Holler/Let Love Lead the Way
322,000 on 26th August 2022 (Estimated date - not clear from original source)
380,000 on 30th October 2026
58,000 sales in 218 weeks
266 sales per week on average (If it had sold exactly 58,000 in that time)
Next certification due: April 2028 (Gold/400,000)



Note 1: Say You'll Be There and Spice Up Your Life - their last known totals of 1.2m and their current totals of 1.4m are too vague to ascertain much from this update. All we can say right now is that Spice Up Your Life is still currently 3rd in their best sellers list, ahead of Say You'll Be There in 4th place. Whether Say You'll Be There is indeed selling more strongly per week than Spice Up Your Life and will eventually overtake it, who knows!

Note 2:
Viva Forever has had quite a boost in streaming since late last year. Given that its previous sales total was revealed back in August 2022, the "average sales per week" stat written above probably isn't reflective of what its weekly sales have looked like in recent months. Therefore there's a good chance that it'll reach 1,000,000 sales earlier than estimated!

Note 3: I'm a bit skeptical about Too Much's update... selling less per week on average than Goodbye, and selling the same as Holler? Hmm! In the "Official Top 30 most-streamed songs" list, it does have Goodbye one place ahead of Too Much, and Too Much is one place ahead of Holler. Well, maybe Too Much does better than both worldwide, but less well/about the same as Goodbye and Holler in the UK?



Potential Certification Milestones (Next 10 years):
April 2028 - Gold -
Holler/Let Love Lead the Way (400k)
September 2028 - 2xPlatinum -
Stop (1.2m)
February 2029 - 2xPlatinum -
Mama/Who Do You Think You Are (1.2m)
July 2029 - 6xPlatinum -
Wannabe (3.6m)
December 2030 - 3xPlatinum -
2 Become 1 (1.8m)
June 2032 - 7xPlatinum -
Wannabe (4.2m)
December 2032 - 2xPlatinum -
Viva Forever (1.2m)
July 2033 - 3xPlatinum -
Say You'll Be There (1.8m)
June 2034 - 3xPlatinum -
Spice Up Your Life (1.8m)
February 2035 - 2xPlatinum -
Goodbye (1.2m)
June 2035 - 8xPlatinum -
Wannabe (4.8m)
August 2036 - 3xPlatinum -
Stop (1.8m)

Potential Sales Milestones (Next 10 years):
June 2027 - 1,000,000 sales -
Viva Forever
June 2028 - 1,500,000 sales -
Say You'll Be There
September 2028 - 1,500,000 sales -
Spice Up Your Life
June 2031 - 4,000,000 sales -
Wannabe
September 2032 - 1,500,000 sales -
Stop
January 2033 - 900,000 -
Too Much
January 2035 - 2,000,000 sales -
2 Become 1
June 2035 - 500,000 sales -
Holler/Let Love Lead the Way
November 2035 - 1,500,000 -
Mama/Who Do You Think You Are
June 2036 - 5,000,000 sales -
Wannabe
October 2036 - 2,000,000 sales -
Say You'll Be There



It's exciting that it might be Holler that gets the next update! Still a little while to wait though, potentially. cry Having said that, there is a question mark over whether Mama is going to go Silver (200k) all by itself at some point.

A pity that the update didn't go all the way and give an update for Headlines (Friendship Never Ends) - however pitiful it is! I also wish they'd been more specific with the totals for everything bar Wannabe, Stop and Goodbye. thinking

Interesting post, Thank you @-Jay- ❤️

Just a couple of things to note about some of these stats:

Say You'll Be There has recently gotten quite a bit more attention and streaming power overall. It is consistently their most 'visible' and streamed song over the past few months, so I could see it being stacking up units faster than the others. Having a look at the Kworb website, it looks like it it does more than double streams than Spice Up Your Life or even Stop most weeks...

During the campaign for The Singles Collection, the group has also focused a lot on Say You'll be There, alongside Wannabe. So it probably is picking up pace quite nicelly.

Viva Forever is also quite prominent now than it was even a year ago, and it streams really well on YouTube specifically and is now #4 on their most streamed on Spotify, streaming consistently better than Spice Up Your Life, for instance. So I can see it getting to 1million a little faster than that.

Holler, on the other hand, seems quite forgotten... It just doesn't stream that well at all. Forever 25 was really a missed opportunity for them to re-write that wrong but alas.... Hopefully it gets to Gold soon, or it gets some sort of resurgence, because it is criminally underrated!

7 singles that have sold over a million copies in the UK 💥

10 hours ago, -Jay- said:


Note 3: I'm a bit skeptical about Too Much's update... selling less per week on average than Goodbye, and selling the same as Holler? Hmm! In the "Official Top 30 most-streamed songs" list, it does have Goodbye one place ahead of Too Much, and Too Much is one place ahead of Holler. Well, maybe Too Much does better than both worldwide, but less well/about the same as Goodbye and Holler in the UK?

Well... On this point, I do think that Too Much only streams really well on Spotify, on average, as it is on big playlists whereas Goodbye and Holler are not. However, if you look at YouTube numbers, all three songs stream around the same on a daily basis, whereas on Spotify, Too Much has a bigger lead. We don't know Apple Music's numbers or Tidal's so its' hard to say. So yeah, probably Too Much is doing better worldwide but it is on the same level of awareness as Goodbye and Holler in the UK... Remember that Spotify is primarily a US-customer app.

If we go by Spotify numbers, they have hit 3Billion streams just this year which is great. However, the article states that "only" 624million streams are from the UK, and that is including all streaming platforms - Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, Tidal, etc. If we count YouTube, Apple Music and the rest, we are looking at a much bigger overall number of streams across the board. We don't know how well Wannabe or Too Much do on Apple Music.

This means that overall they stream worldwide incredibly well. I remember during the Spice25 campaign it being stated that the UK makes up to around 25% only of their main market, the rest is international. No wonder then that they are going with the 100million sales figures nowadays...

I would looove to know worldwide figures of each singles and albums, damn...

Apologies for going back to discuss No Scrubs , but the song is going viral again linked with Tennis players AI and the original video! Some are 🤣🤣🤣

On 06/11/2026 at 21:57, vibe said:

Apologies for going back to discuss No Scrubs , but the song is going viral again linked with Tennis players AI and the original video! Some are 🤣🤣🤣

At this point, it's a lost battle, so lets leave it and celebrate another girlband having a massive hit on their hands. That's girlpower!

I do f***ing wish they would focus more on their streaming though... just throwing Wannabe out at every single opportunity is not a good strategy at all.

On 07/11/2026 at 04:57, vibe said:

Apologies for going back to discuss No Scrubs , but the song is going viral again linked with Tennis players AI and the original video! Some are 🤣🤣🤣

Didn’t wannabe go viral a couple of weeks ago with so many characters (like Harry Potter)

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