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\n\tDavid Bowie<\/a>\u2018s \u201cHeroes\u201d might be stuck in your head after that iconic Stranger Things<\/a><\/em> finale <\/a>\u2014 and it\u2019s being streamed by thousands of people, too. According to new Luminate data acquired by Rolling Stone<\/em> on Monday, the classic track, which soundtracked the end credits of Stranger Things<\/em>\u2018 Dec. 31 finale, saw a jump of almost 500% on streaming services.<\/p>\n \n\tOn average, the 1977 song has been earning about 94,000 digital streams daily over the last five months. But after New Year\u2019s Eve \u2014 when the song was used in the Netflix show\u2019s final episode \u2014 it logged a rounded 342,000 streams on Jan. 1, 456,000 on Jan. 2, and 470,000 on Jan. 3, marking a roughly 3.5-to-5 times jump over its daily average in the days following the finale\u2019s drop.<\/p>\n \n\tIn a Monday interview with Netflix\u2019s outlet Tudum<\/a><\/em>, the Duffer Brothers revealed that it was Joe Keery, who plays Steve Harrington in the show, who suggested that the Bowie song would be the perfect way to end the show during its end-credits segment. It was also a nostalgic nod to the Peter Gabriel cover of the song that was featured in earlier seasons.<\/p>\n