[EDM House Network] David Guetta Does It Again: “I’m Good (Blue)” Surpasses 2 Billion Streams on Spotify

It seems like David Guetta has done it again. If there’s one thing the French DJ and producer knows how to do, it’s creating massive, era-defining dance anthems, and this time, he has hit another career milestone. “I’m Good (Blue),” his 2022 collaboration with Bebe Rexha, has officially surpassed 2 billion streams on Spotify, making it one of the most-streamed electronic tracks of all time.

For Guetta, this isn’t just another hit. It is proof that his ability to tap into global dance culture and reshape nostalgia into something fresh is unmatched.

From Club Icon to Streaming Giant

Guetta has spent the last two decades shaping mainstream dance music, from his early 2000s house roots to his dominance in the 2010s, where he helped bridge the gap between electronic beats and pop superstars. From “Titanium” with Sia to “When Love Takes Over” with Kelly Rowland, his formula for making festival-ready anthems has not just worked. It has set the blueprint for an entire generation of producers.

But in an industry where streaming numbers now define a track’s legacy, hitting 2 billion on Spotify is a rare feat, and “I’m Good (Blue)” now sits among the most-played songs on the platform.

Why “I’m Good (Blue)” Took Over the World

So what made this track explode? Part of the magic is the perfect blend of nostalgia and modern production. The song revives Eiffel 65’s 1998 hit “Blue (Da Ba Dee),” flipping its iconic melody into a euphoric, festival-ready anthem. It thrives on feel-good energy, which is exactly what people needed in a post-pandemic world.

But it wasn’t just nostalgia fueling the song’s rise. “I’m Good (Blue)” had TikTok in a chokehold before it even dropped, with snippets of the track circulating for years before its official release.

@beberexha I’m Good (Blue) Music Video with @davidguetta ♬ original sound – Bebe Rexha

When it finally hit streaming platforms in August 2022, the demand was already there. It immediately went number one in over 20 countries, topped the UK Singles Chart, and cracked the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100. It also earned David Guetta and Bebe Rexha a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Recording.

Guetta’s First 2-Billion-Stream Song, But Not His First Game-Changer

Despite a career packed with chart-topping singles, “I’m Good (Blue)” is the first track from Guetta and Rexha to cross the 2-billion mark on Spotify. That is saying something, considering his influence on dance music.

Guetta has always had an instinct for crafting tracks that do not just perform well on the charts but become cultural moments. His shift toward the future rave sound alongside MORTEN has been influencing electronic music’s new wave, while his ability to reinvent old hits for new audiences has solidified his staying power.

Even now in 2025, “I’m Good (Blue)” isn’t just a past hit. It is still a setlist favorite at festivals and clubs worldwide. As streaming continues to shape the music landscape, this milestone cements David Guetta’s status as not just a DJ but a legacy artist in dance music history.

What’s Next for Guetta and Rexha?

Guetta, as always, isn’t slowing down. He is constantly evolving, whether through his high-energy festival performances, his underground-influenced future rave sound, or his collaborations with global pop stars. As for Bebe Rexha, this track reinforced her place in the electronic space, and given her genre-hopping versatility, it would not be surprising to see another dance hit from her soon.

For now, with 2 billion streams and counting, “I’m Good (Blue)” stands as one of the biggest dance records of the streaming era. It is proof that a good melody, the right timing, and a producer like David Guetta can still shake up the industry.

It is official. Guetta still has it.