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Bruno Mars Breaks Spotify Record As Fans Gush Over New Single: 'The Light We Needed'

- - Bruno Mars Breaks Spotify Record As Fans Gush Over New Single: 'The Light We Needed'

Shaunee FlowersJanuary 11, 2026 at 2:28 PM

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There is no doubt about it, Bruno Mars has delivered another hit.

Just days after announcing his first new solo album in nearly a decade and following that with news that he will headline a stadium tour, Mars dropped the first single from The Romantic titled "I Just Might," and it's already making a huge impact.

Mars' new song was released on Friday, Jan. 9, and is already proving to be very popular. "I Just Might" debuted at #3 on Global Spotify with 4.974 million streams and #1 on U.S. Spotify with 1.941 million streams.

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That means the self-proclaimed "Aura Lord" has broken his own record, as "I Just Might" is now his biggest solo debut to date.

'I Just Might' is already taking over the Spotify and iTunes charts. Samir Hussein/WireImage

New music from Bruno Mars is understandably exciting for his fans, and the reaction to this song has been as big as its debut numbers.

On YouTube, where "I Just Might" has garnered nearly 15 million views since its release, the comments section is filled with praise.

"Every time Bruno drops, the world feels a little more alive again," the top comment says, and more than 39,000 people agreed with a thumbs up.

Another wrote, "Bruno dropping a feel-good anthem in the middle of all this chaos and darkness is the light we needed."

A third commenter chimed in, "I feel like this song has always existed, and Bruno is just tapping into some deep forgotten realm of groove to show it to us."

"This song is so new, yet it feels so classic. Bruno Mars is a legend," another fan gushed, as someone else noted it was "the light we needed."

"I Just Might" is the lead single for the upcoming album, The Romantic, which releases on Feb. 27, 2026, with his headlining tour kicking off on April 10, 2026, in Las Vegas, NV, at Allegiant Stadium.

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