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Arctic MonkeysDo I Wanna Know?

Trending since · peaked at 140 charts

Have you got colour in your cheeks?
Do you ever get that fear that you can't shift the type
That sticks around like summat in your teeth?
Are there some aces up your sleeve?

Tracked across 140 country and platform charts today, Do I Wanna Know? is doing what it has done, with quiet regularity, for twelve years: finding new listeners. The immediate cause is less a single event than a structural one — Arctic Monkeys remain the dominant entry point into indie rock for Gen Z audiences in North America, and this track is usually the door. Alex Turner's opening guitar riff — eight bars of descending blues-rock that arrive fully formed and never really leave — has become one of the most-covered riffs on short-form video, cycling through new creators who keep pulling fresh audiences back to the 2013 original. The song was released on Domino as the lead single from AM, an album that topped four Billboard charts and went 4× Platinum in the US, and it remains the clearest distillation of what that record was selling: late-night anxiety rendered as seduction. Few rock tracks from the 2010s have aged this cleanly into platform-era permanence.

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