John Cena Monthly Listeners & Spotify Streams

Overview

John Cena currently has 574,994 monthly listeners and 159,490 followers. StreamClout groups John Cena in the rising tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 2 albums and 18 tracks and has drawn 274,405,847 Spotify streams in total.

John Cena lost 3.9K monthly listeners (-0.7%) over the last 7 days and lost 11.3K monthly listeners (-1.9%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 175 (+0.1%) over the last 7 days.

The most-streamed release is WWE: You Can't See Me with 150,399,217 streams. The first release on record dates to 2005 — 21 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in London (8.2K listeners), Mexico City (7.7K listeners) and Sydney (7.2K listeners).

Streaming Statistics

• 574,994 monthly listeners
• 159,490 followers
• 274,405,847 total streams
• 2 albums
• 18 tracks

Recorded Count Changes

• Listeners 7d: -3.9K (-0.7%)
• Followers 7d: +175 (+0.1%)

Top Cities

1. London — 8,218 listeners
2. Mexico City — 7,694 listeners
3. Sydney — 7,241 listeners
4. São Paulo — 6,930 listeners
5. Melbourne — 6,348 listeners

Top Tracks

1. The Time Is Now — 124,006,630 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
2. WWE: The Time Is Now (John Cena) — 124,006,630 streams from WWE: The Time Is Now (John Cena)
3. Right Now — 7,781,194 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
4. Bad, Bad Man (feat. Bumpy Knuckles) — 4,840,192 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
5. If It All Ended Tomorrow — 2,717,081 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
6. Just Another Day — 2,006,096 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
7. Don't F*** With Us — 1,911,484 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
8. Make It Loud — 922,343 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
9. Chain Gang Is the Click — 853,331 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me
10. Flow Easy (feat. Bumpy Knuckles) — 764,310 streams from WWE: You Can't See Me

About

John Cena broke in on the ground floor of professional wrestling, and before he was through, he took it to the mat. The West Newbury, MA, native and college football star (he was an All-American center at Division III Springfield College) made his WWE debut in 2002, and eventually made his bones with moves like the F.U. and Five-Knuckle Shuffle and raucous catch phrases like "You Can't See Me!" and "If You Want Some, Come Get Some!" He also built a reputation with his firebrand freestyle raps, a

Discography

• WWE: You Can't See Me — 150.4M streams (2005-05-10)
• WWE: The Time Is Now (John Cena) — 124.0M streams (2011-06-20)

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