Over the years, AC/DC has released some of the greatest hits in the history of rock music. The group has a few hits that are among the most well-known and cherished in the hard rock genre; these are the kind of hits that never seem to go out of style.
One of AC/DC’s most well-known songs is becoming more and more famous as fans all over the world keep purchasing it in large quantities and playing it on streaming services. The song “Thunderstruck” has risen higher than it has ever been on one Billboard chart, which is remarkable for a song that was published decades ago.
“Thunderstruck” rises to position 144 on the Billboard Global 200 this week. The single had been at No. 149 in the previous frame, but it has now gained, if somewhat.
“Thunderstruck” is currently at its highest position of No. 144 on the chart company’s list of the songs that people listen to the most worldwide. The Billboard Global 200 shows what the world’s music tastes each week by aggregating sales and streaming from all over the globe.
On the Billboard Global 200, “Thunderstruck” is currently AC/DC’s second-highest charting single. The song might soon tie or even surpass another one of the group’s singles and become their greatest success to date if its steady, methodical rise continues.
Only two slots have been added to AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell” compared to where “Thunderstruck” currently stands. Though it has only appeared on the Billboard Global 200 for three frames, that hit song has previously peaked at No. 142. Compared to the 84 twists that “Thunderstruck” has made so far, that is a vast cry.
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The Australian hard rock band’s other two songs have also briefly appeared on the same chart. In 2020, “Shot in the Dark” peaked at No. 150 before vanishing the next frame. “Back In Black” made it to No. 191, but it only remained in the top six for six months.
