Oh man, 'I Don't Wanna Live Forever' is one of those tracks that never quite leaves my playlist — every time I scroll through Spotify it pops up in my recommended mixes. I can’t pull live numbers here, but based on what I tracked around mid‑2024, the song (credited to Zayn and Taylor Swift) sits in the high hundreds of millions on Spotify — think roughly 700–800 million streams. On YouTube, between the official clips and the lyric videos it’s amassed several hundred million more, and if you add plays from Apple Music, Amazon, and various streaming services the global total comfortably passes the one billion mark.
If you want the freshest stat, the quickest route is to open the song on Spotify (it shows play count on the track page), then check the official music video and lyric videos on YouTube/Vevo for view totals. There are also chart trackers like Chartmetric and Kworb that aggregate platform numbers if you like nerding out over exact splits. Personally, I love seeing how a soundtrack single like this keeps drawing listeners years after release — it’s a neat reminder of how a great hook sticks around in playlists and late-night singalongs.
If you want, tell me whether you care more about Spotify-only counts or total cross‑platform streams and I’ll walk you through a quick check on the exact pages to open.