TAG, THEY'RE IT! SHAZAM'S BIGGEST MOVERS

Shazammers in the U.S. are zeroing in on songs by Tom Petty and Eminem in video games, Beyoncé in her movie, a Michael Bublé sync and a new holiday jam.

Over in the U.K., perhaps the most British thing ever in Shazam-land is the rise of Shed Seven’s “Talk of the Town” after it was featured in the opening of BBC 2’s 12/3 snooker final.

Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road” (MCA), which appears on 1989’s Full Moon Fever, is the greatest gainer on both sides of the Atlantic, having been used in the trailer for Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto VI. Eminem f/Juice WRLD’s “Godzilla” (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) hits the Biggest Mover list after being featured in Em’s Fortnite concert on 12/2. Beyoncé’s new single, “MY HOUSE” (Parkwood/Columbia), appears in the closing credits of her film RENAISSANCE.

Coco Jones’ brand new “A Timeless Christmas” (Def Jam) welcomes the holiday season, while a singer known for his Christmas carols, Michael Bublé, finds his 2005 rendition of the Nina Simone classic “Feeling Good” (Warner) gaining new fans after a sync in Netflix’s Obliterated. "Obliterated" is also the theme of this year’s HITS Christmas party.