Daft Punk’s “One More Time” crosses one billion streams on Spotify
Daft Punk’s “One More Time,” released in November 2000, has passed one billion streams on Spotify. DJ Mag reports that the track crossed the mark on November 6, 2026. The magazine says Spotify then added it to the Billions Club playlist.
The song first appeared as a single from the duo’s 2001 album Discovery. According to DJ Mag, that album itself passed three billion Spotify streams in September 2026. No statement from Daft Punk or the label has accompanied the milestone.
A 2000 single, still in circulation
The duo announced its split in February 2021. More than five years later, a single first released in 2000 has joined Spotify’s billion-stream tier.
Romanthony sings the vocal. That credit appears on the original single, including the European 12-inch listed on Discogs.
LEGO and the World Cup, as context
The song has also had recent uses outside streaming. DJ Mag says it features in the 2026 LEGO Christmas advert, part of an official LEGO partnership announced in October. That deal includes a planned set based on the pyramid stage from the Alive 2007 tour. BEZ previously reported on that partnership and the pyramid set.
DJ Mag also says the French national team chose it as its official FIFA World Cup 2026 goal song. Both placements have kept the song in public view this year.
