Justin Bieber's 'Everything Hallelujah' Climbs to New Digital Sales High After World Cup Show

Justin Bieber’s "Everything Hallelujah," a religious-themed cut from his Swag II album, has achieved a new peak on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart, landing at No. 12 after selling roughly 1,400 copies in the most recent week. The resurgence came on the heels of his performance of the song during the historic FIFA World Cup halftime show and a two-week stint at Coachella earlier this spring. This marks the track’s second appearance on the chart, surpassing its initial debut and tying it with six other Bieber songs that also peaked at No. 12, such as "Where Are Ü Now" and "Bad Day."

While the single missed entering the top-10 by two positions, its improved showing has also boosted its placement on the Hot Christian Songs chart, climbing to No. 12. Overall, the song is now one of eleven Bieber titles appearing on at least one Billboard ranking this week, reflecting a broader revival of his catalog after the high-visibility performances.