Additionally, the rest of Collins's solo material saw residual gains across the board.
hit “In the Air Tonight” spurs streaming and sales gains not just for the song itself – but also for tracks from Collins’ solo catalog as a whole.
“In the Air Tonight” in particular nabbed 6,000 downloads, up 1,516% from the previous three days. Its overall download count for the tracking week running Aug. 7-13 makes it a contender for the top 10 ofviral video in question Following “In the Air Tonight,” “Against All Odds ,” Collins’ three-week Hot 100 No. 1 in 1984, earned 1,000 downloads from Aug. 7-9, a gain of 422%.
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