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The Biggest Reactions, Trends And Takeaways From triple j’s 2021 Requestival

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Published on: 20th May 2021 at 11:05 AM
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triple j’s Requestival has come and gone for another year!

As the dust settles on the chaos of last week, we take our hats off to triple j listeners and their brilliantly cooked collection of requests.

You heard everything from a medieval cover of Shakira’s ‘Hips Don’t Lie’, to your favourite throwback TV theme songs and Julia Gillard’s misogyny speech played out in full.

With more than 80,000 requests coming through via the triple j app, and plenty on the text line, we saw triple j listeners be weird, wonderful, nostalgic, unpredictable, and downright hilarious.

triple j Content Director Laura McAuliffe said, “Round two of Requestival confirmed that triple j listeners will choose chaos every time and we’re absolutely here for it. We’ve loved seeing the audience up the ante this year, but what was most rewarding was hearing about the pure and personal attachments our listeners have to the songs they love. We’re already excited about the next round.”

You could have spent the week listening to a chaotic playlist of songs, but then you wouldn’t get to hear the moving stories of triple j listeners.

For those of you who love a stat breakdown, we had over 598k song reactions via the triple j app during the week. But which songs really got the audience to smash those thumbs up / thumbs down / heart-eyes / vomit emojis?

These were the top five most reacted-to songs:

  1. Ludacris ‘Act A Fool’: 66 per cent Loved, 34 per cent Didn’t Love
  2. Nickelback ‘How You Remind Me’: 69 per cent Loved, 31 per cent Didn’t Love
  3. Iron Butterfly ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’: 43 per cent Loved, 57 per cent Didn’t Love
  4. Rick Astley ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’: 58 per cent Loved, 42 per cent Didn’t Love
  5. LeviathanJPTV ‘Chug Jug With You (Number One Victory Royale)‘: 32 per cent Loved, 68 per cent Didn’t Love
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