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Classic Kiwi hit How Bizarre goes viral on TikTok

Share It topped the charts in Australia and New Zealand and reached No. 1 on America s Top 40 chart. The accompanying album, also titled How Bizarre, was certified gold in the States for 500,000 copies sold and is estimated to have sold over 3million copies worldwide. How bizarre! TikTok clips featuring How Bizarre have already surpassed more than 2.2billion views on the Chinese app According to Stuff, the single and album earned around $11million in royalties, with around $5million going to OMC s late lead singer Pauly Fuemana. Views for the How Bizarre music video are also starting to climb on YouTube, where the clip currently has 21million views and thousands of comments talking about the song s viral popularity.

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How Bizarre : One of NZ s biggest songs experiences huge TikTok resurgence

How Bizarre : One of NZ s biggest songs experiences huge TikTok resurgence Newshub 10/12/2020 Dianna Vezich © Newshub Watch: How Bizarre by the Otara Millionaires Club has gone viral on the social media app TikTok. One of New Zealand s biggest ever songs is having a huge resurgence 25-years after it was first released. How Bizarre by the Otara Millionaires Club has gone viral on the social media app TikTok amassing more than 2 billion views. The song was released in 1995, catapulting Niuean New Zealander Pauly Fuemana to global fame. His widow Kirstine Fuemana says the song was popular right across the world. It hit number one in countries including Austria, Ireland, South Africa and spent 36 weeks in the US billboard top 40.

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