Queen has added another major digital milestone to its long list of achievements. The official video for “Don’t Stop Me Now” has passed 1 billion views on YouTube, placing the song among the platform’s most-watched classic rock releases.
The milestone was confirmed as the 1978 track continued attracting new listeners decades after its original release. It is now Queen’s second music video to enter YouTube’s Billion Views Club, following “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
“Don’t Stop Me Now” first appeared on the album Jazz and was written by Freddie Mercury. Although the song was not one of the band’s biggest chart hits when it was released, its popularity grew steadily over time through films, television, advertising, streaming, and social media.
The track remains known for its fast pace, piano-driven arrangement, and energetic vocal performance. Its continued success online reflects Queen’s ability to reach listeners across several generations.
The 1 billion-view mark also adds to the band’s strong presence on digital platforms, where its catalog continues to perform well worldwide.