Without a doubt, the final chapter of Stranger Thing’s fourth season, in which Max escapes Vecna’s clutches by playing his favorite song “Running up that Hill” on his Walkman, made reproductions of the song skyrocket. Various streaming platforms such as YouTube or Spotify.

With Netflix’s Stranger Things gaining predictable media influence over audiences, Spotify has released a playlist called “Upside Down” featuring various ’80s classics.

In addition, the platform has already confirmed that on July 1st, when the second part of this final season of the most famous series on social networks premieres, it will finish adding all songs from this fourth part to the official playlist of Stranger Things. .

In addition to creating playlists with songs used in the series, the platform also included some very interesting features or effects for fans of the series, Well, in the songs that are part of the official soundtrack of the streaming show, the playback bar is like a flashlight that glows in the dark.

As another feature, if you scroll through the song directory of the aforementioned playlists for a while, an effect inspired by 11 and his enemies will appear.

In addition, Caleb McLaughlin, known for playing Lucas Sinclair, participated in the creation of the Throwback Thursday playlist, where the actor performed some of his favorite songs composed and released in the 1980s.

The Stranger Things series, as in past seasons, managed to resonate on social networks and the Internet, as playbacks of the 80s hits on Spotify increased by more than 8,700% worldwide after the premiere of the last season.

In addition, in recent days, Kate Bush’s aforementioned song “Running up that hill”, which is part of the fourth season soundtrack, has been totally trending on various streaming platforms.

37 years after its release, the British artist’s song is currently the most listened to, with 112 million streams on Spotify. It also already has 82 million views on YouTube.

The same streaming platform named him as “the biggest winner on Spotify’s global chart”. Moreover, the song is not only successful on streaming platforms, but it is also circulating a lot on social networks like TikTok.

And it’s not the only song that has been “dusted off the vinyl collection” that everyone has on their cell phones, like 1985’s You Spin Me Round (as recorded), 1982’s Pass the Dutchie and 1977’s Psycho Killer as well. Various applications for listening to music are very well laid out.

However, Stranger Things has already successfully sparked the return of other themes from the decade that many internet users remember most.

This happened in the third season, which started in 2019, The Never Ending Story from the movie “A Neverending Story”, which just one year before the start of the Covid 19 emergency was a complete success on platforms such as YouTube, iTunes or Spotify. .

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