KYLIE Minogue shares some unseen throwback snaps to celebrate Can’t Get You Out Of My Head becoming her first billion-streaming hit.
The pop icon, 58, also told of her pride as the hit surpassed the Spotify milestone 25 years after its release on September 8, 2001.
The video, showing her in outfits including a deeply-plunging white number slashed to both thighs, was a fan favourite.
She wrote: “Thank you to everyone all around the world who has streamed and sang and danced and loved!
“Way before streaming, here I am doing wardrobe and glam tests in preparation for the video.
“Someone tell her she’s hit a billion.”
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The song is currently streamed around 850,000 times per day.
It was the lead single from her acclaimed album, Fever.
The single topped the charts in more than 40 countries with over five million sales globally.
The Aussie may be popping champagne corks but, in an interview with Vogue Australia this week, she said she had reigned in her drinking since her wildest days.
She joins the billion stream club alongside stars including The Weeknd, who tops the chart with 5.5billion streams for hit Blinding Lights.
Ed Sheeran comes a close second with Shape Of You, with 5.1billion.
Earlier this month she said: “I do believe that it has its place in that realm..
“Sonically and visually and at that point in my life, I think, what was I? What, 32? I was settling into myself.”’
It was part of her 21st century comeback after establishing herself with early hits from Stock, Aitken and Waterman and then dance label Deconstruction.
But Can’t Get You . . . was, says Kylie: “Like riding a spaceship.”