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Meme come true: Fleetwood Mac re-enter US charts thanks to Twitter post

A humorous tweet featuring the bandâ€™s enduring hit Dreams sent it into the Top 20 of Billboardâ€™s Hot Rock Songs chartDreams, the 1977 single from Fleetwood Macâ€™s 40m-selling album Rumours, has re-entered the US charts thanks to a Twitter meme.The song sits at No 16 on Billboardâ€™s Hot Rock Songs chart, following the much-shared Twitter post by the user bottledfleet, where the song is used to accompany footage of a marching bandâ€™s dance troupe. Continue reading....

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01:20 on April 4 2018

A Meme Pushes Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” Onto Hot Rock Songs Chart

Stereogum — For the second week in a row, a meme helps an older song onto Billboard's Hot Rock Songs chart. more info

10:01 on April 4 2018

Meme come true: Fleetwood Mac re-enter US charts thanks to Twitter post

Guardian Music — A humorous tweet featuring the bandâ€™s enduring hit Dreams sent it into the Top 20 of Billboardâ€™s Hot Rock Songs chartDreams, the 1977 single from Fleetwood ... more info

20:08 on April 4 2018

Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Dreams’ is back in the US chart thanks to a meme

NME — It's currently at #14 on Billboard’s Hot Rock Songs chart The song originally went to number one in 1977 Fleetwood Mac‘s classic track ‘Dreams’ is back in th... more info

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