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From Top of the Australian Airplay Chart to the AFL Final: How G Flip Got Hot With ‘Bed On Fire’
“Bed On Fire” was ignited by a TV sync, and has claimed some prized scalps on the way to the top of the Australia's airplay chart -- where it has stayed for the past two months.
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“Bed On Fire” gained momentum after being featured in a television sync, propelling the track to the number‑one spot on Australia’s airplay chart where it has remained for the past two months.
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