These 90s Captain Marvel songs are suddenly very popular

As for the music in the MCU, Guardians of the Galaxy is the one who has the reputation of being the most rock soundtrack. The awesome mix of 70s and 80s hits from the cosmic franchise is very popular, but Captain Marvel who has all the love of the '90s. Marvel's new film features a 90's soundtrack and clearly leaves a big impact on the audience as all these songs combined jumped 464% in downloads.

Captain Marvel is MCU's latest film and follows Brie Larson's Carol Danvers as she tries to discover her past as she grapples with a war between two alien races. The film is set in the 90s and contains several memorable memories of the decade, such as Blockbuster and dial-up Internet.

To help keep everyone in the 90's spirit, the film's soundtrack includes hits from bands like Nirvana, No Doubt and Elastica. This is a nostalgic backtracking that has touched millions of people who have seen the movie of superheroes in the 90's mood, as these songs have exploded in number of downloads and streams since the premiere of the film, March 8.

Captain Marvel contains 13 rock, pop and rap songs on his soundtrack. Together they realized a 464% gain in sales in the United States over the next four days Captain Marvel released in theaters, according to Nielsen Reports (via Billboard). This means that these songs have been downloaded 9,000 times, compared to 2,000 just four days before March 6th.

Apparently, "Please Mr. Postman" of The Marvelettes, which Nick Fury sings for five seconds, is included in this measure.

For those who are curious about which song was the best selling soundtrack, this title is Hole's "Celebrity Skin". The song jumped from 2.222% in sales to nearly 2,000 downloads during the follow-up period. Other songs with more than 1,000 downloads include Garbage's Only Happy When Il Rains (+ 1.351%), No Doubt's "Just a Girl" (+ 720%) and Nirvana's "Come As You Are". (+ 371%).

Of course, we can not forget to watch streaming, and the 13 songs have recorded notable gains in this area. Together, the soundtrack recorded a gain of 43%, or 4.09 million streams on March 7 and 10. Comparatively, the songs collected had $ 2.85 million from March 3 to 6.

Never underestimate the power of a good backtrack! The soundtrack plays clearly with people and now I am curious to know if the inevitable Captain Marvel 2 will continue the trend and will feature more songs from the 90s. If the sequel takes place in space or in the present, it would probably make no sense.

You can listen to this rippin soundtrack & # 39; Captain Marvelwho is in theaters everywhere. Check out all of our 2019 movie release guide for all that goes to the movies this year.