
Now that it's playing on
Netflix and
Apple TV+,
Jennifer Lawrence’s summer sex comedy,
No Hard Feelings, is piquing the interest of
Shazammers.
Three songs from the film are among the Biggest Movers on the
Shazam USA Top 100. Leading off is
Phantogram’s decade-old “Black Out Days” (
Republic) followed by
Bob Seger’s 1980 hit “You’ll Accomp’ny Me” (
Capitol) and
Andrew Barth Feldman’s slow, solo piano rendering of
Daryl Hall & John Oates’ “Maneater.”
The remix of
Lil Durk’s “Big Dawg” (
Alamo) featuring
Chief Wuk gets into the Biggest Movers mix as does
Lil Mabu &
chriseanrock’s brand new “MR. TAKE YA BITCH.”
The U.K., meanwhile, has gone bonkers for
The Klaxons’ “It’s Not Over Yet,” making it the most-Shazammed song of the week following its use in an advert for
EE Game Mode. Right behind it is another EE sync,
Bloc Party’s “So Here We Are.”