Linkin Park's song 'Numb' is in the midst of a big week on the charts

A1 Digital India News: Linkin Park made a huge debut on music charts around the world in just a few days. The band's comeback album From Zero released Friday (Nov. 15), and it kicks off one of the most anticipated projects of the year. Several singles have built up excitement for the title, and now that it's arrived worldwide, both sales and streaming are performing very well. Even before From Zero and the new tunes hit the Billboard charts, Linkin Park fever had reached Americans.

The band's name can be found on weekly rankings of the biggest and most popular tunes and albums, and one of their oldest singles enjoys another huge frame — possibly right before the cut pushes fellow up-and-comers Linkin Park down. "Numb" can be found on two Billboard charts this week. It's a fixture on one — and nearly runs the show — while also returning to the other lists.

Linkin Park's smash remains at No. 2 on the hard rock streaming songs list this time. That's the tune's all-time peak, which it reached just about a month ago — years after it first topped out at single status. The first track that finally stopped Linkin Park's "Numb" from reaching No. 1 on the Hard Rock Streaming chart? Another popular composition from the same band. "In the End" didn't make it to the streaming-only list, meaning the band held the two highest positions at the same time.

Almost victorious on the Hard Rock Streaming Songs chart, "Numb" makes another similar chart appearance. The hard rock smash re-entered the Alternative Streaming Songs ranking, where it reached No. 23. However, that's nowhere near as high as it once did, peaking at No. 9. Rhyme Box.

In possibly just over a week, both "Numb" and "In the End" will be replaced on the chart where they currently appear, or at least forced off. The tunes released on From Zero are likely to dominate many Billboard charts in rock, alternative, and especially hard rock. Many of the singles from the project will rank very highly, as the sales stream and of course the cuts flow.