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Some people thought the track didn’t match the vibe of the championship game, but it saw a huge spike in listeners<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
\n\tNo one really knew what to make of Justin Bieber<\/a>\u2018s pared-down performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup<\/a> halftime show<\/a>, especially the confusing song selection \u201cEverything Hallelujah.\u201d On Sunday afternoon, Bieber dove into the head-scratcher on an acoustic guitar after he was introduced by Jason Sudeikis in character as Ted Lasso. But, as it turns out, the strange choice paid off: the 2025 song just saw a 240 percent spike in global streams on Spotify, according to data shared with Rolling Stone<\/em>.<\/p>\n \n\tIt\u2019s not that<\/em> surprising of a development. \u201cJustin Bieber song hallelujah\u201d and \u201cJustin Bieber hallelujah song\u201d are the top two queries under the musician\u2019s name on Google Trends<\/a>. Maybe folks were turning to Spotify to confirm that the Swag II<\/em> was, in fact, part of Bieber\u2019s discography and not some obscure Christian rock track.<\/p>\n