Victoria Beckham has topped the UK Singles Sales chart this week with her re-released single "Not Such an Innocent Girl", which originally came out in 2001. The surge in sales can be attributed to fans rallying around the Spice Girls icon after Brooklyn Beckham made headlines for speaking out about a rift between him and his parents, including a heated account of Victoria's behavior at his wedding to Nicola Peltz last year.
The song, which was her debut solo single released in 2000, has seen sales increase by an astonishing 19,615% since last week. While the exact numbers for the song are not publicly available, it now sits at No 100 on the Official Top 100 chart, combining streams and sales to determine placings.
Beckham's chart success marks her first No 1 position in over two decades, a remarkable comeback considering she had previously never achieved solo chart success. Her earlier work with the Spice Girls included nine UK No 1 singles, but as a solo artist, "Not Such an Innocent Girl" is Beckham's highest-charting single.
Interestingly, this resurgence of interest in the song comes just as fans are waiting to see how Beckham and her husband David will address the recent allegations made by Brooklyn about Victoria's behavior at his wedding. The couple has thus far declined to clarify the situation, leaving many wondering if this unexpected chart success is a deliberate attempt to shift attention away from the controversy.
Despite this recent surge in popularity, "Not Such an Innocent Girl" initially failed to make an impact upon its initial release, finishing at No 6 on the charts with sales of just over 35,000 units.
The song, which was her debut solo single released in 2000, has seen sales increase by an astonishing 19,615% since last week. While the exact numbers for the song are not publicly available, it now sits at No 100 on the Official Top 100 chart, combining streams and sales to determine placings.
Beckham's chart success marks her first No 1 position in over two decades, a remarkable comeback considering she had previously never achieved solo chart success. Her earlier work with the Spice Girls included nine UK No 1 singles, but as a solo artist, "Not Such an Innocent Girl" is Beckham's highest-charting single.
Interestingly, this resurgence of interest in the song comes just as fans are waiting to see how Beckham and her husband David will address the recent allegations made by Brooklyn about Victoria's behavior at his wedding. The couple has thus far declined to clarify the situation, leaving many wondering if this unexpected chart success is a deliberate attempt to shift attention away from the controversy.
Despite this recent surge in popularity, "Not Such an Innocent Girl" initially failed to make an impact upon its initial release, finishing at No 6 on the charts with sales of just over 35,000 units.
. Like, I thought Victoria Beckham's solo stuff was all, what, forgettable? 
But at the same time, Brooklyn being all dramatic about her behavior at his wedding kinda made me wanna listen to it again... or maybe I just wanted to see if she'd actually hit No 1 after so long? 
Either way, 19k% increase in sales is wild, right? 
And honestly, even if this chart success is some PR stunt for the drama surrounding Brooklyn's allegations, it's still cool that her music is getting more attention. Maybe this means people are actually re-evaluating their Spice Girls nostalgia... or maybe I'm just being won over by my own bias 
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i never thought we'd see victoria beckham back on top like for real she's got some serious game 
and i'm low-key shipping her and david because who doesn't love a good power couple? 
but seriously though, this resurgence of interest in her music is kinda mysterious...is she trying to stay relevant or what? anyway, congrats to victoria on her comeback win 
The fact that this song was released way back in 2000 and it's still getting so much love now is just crazy. I think it's cool how fans are rallying around her after Brooklyn spoke out about some stuff. It's definitely a interesting time for the Beckhams! As for why there's been such a surge in sales, I don't know, maybe people just want to see what all the fuss is about? Whatever the reason, I'm happy to see Victoria doing well and being successful again. And let's be real, she was always a style icon, even back when she was with the Spice Girls! 
Oh man I was shocked to see Victoria Beckham's song shoot up to No 1 in the UK Singles Sales chart! 
. But it's wild that she did this without even addressing the drama directly... is it possible her team was like "let's get this song trending while we ignore the controversy?" 
Anyway, I'm loving Spice Girls nostalgia and I hope Victoria and David can have an open and honest conversation about what really went down at Brooklyn's wedding 
I'm loving this comeback by Vic Beckham! 
Who would've thought that a song released like, what, 24 years ago would still be making waves? 
She's probably counting on us all being too distracted by the Spice Girls nostalgia to notice what's really going on behind the scenes. I mean, who needs a clear explanation when you can just release an old song and collect those sweet, sweet royalties? 
. but at the same time, it's kinda awesome that Vics fanbase is rallying around her like this. maybe she does have a point with "not such an innocent girl" haha! anyway, i'm curious to see how David reacts to Brooklyn's allegations... will they finally spill the tea? 
. Who knew people would suddenly be obsessed with her old jams? I mean, Brooklyn's been speaking out about their family drama and all this happens... pretty convenient timing for Vicky to get back in the spotlight 
. Guess some people just can't get enough of the Spice Girl legacy... or maybe they're just bored out of their minds 
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I'm LIVING for this comeback and if Brooklyn is trying to stir up drama, it's just fueling her fire 
. David better step up and support his wife, or else he'll be the one taking a hit on their marriage 
. Bring it on, VBeckham!
Brooklyn speaking out about their issues is probably what sparked the whole thing, but whatever makes Vix's music relevant again, I'm good for it 
