Take That's Official Top 20 most streamed songs

As the lads' documentary hits Netflix, we see which Take That tracks stand up in the streaming era

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In the 35 years since their first-ever Top 40 single Promises back in 1991, Take That have achieved some incredible chart feats.

Across the group’s various line-ups, its incarnations including Robbie Williams, Jason Orange and remaining members Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, Take That have racked up 28 Top 40 singles, 12 being UK Number 1s, and nine chart-topping albums.

Now, as the lads' three-part documentary lands on Netflix, we thought it high time we updated their Official Top 20 most-streamed singles in the UK so far.

With so many classics under their belts – from Pray to Patience and Shine to Said It All – which Take That tracks stand up in the streaming era?

Before we get into the full Top 20, let's take a closer look at their Top 3.

MORE: Where every Take That song and album has charted in the UK

3. Back For Good

Released: 1995

Official Singles Chart peak: 1

Total UK streams: 87 million

Lifted from the group's third studio album Nobody Else, blueprint boy band ballad Back For Good boasts 87 million streams in the UK to date.

2. Shine

Released: 2007

Official Singles Chart peak: 1

Total UK streams: 95 million

A fan favourite, and arguably one of Mark Owen's standout moments, Shine comes in second on the list with 95 million UK streams so far.

1. Rule The World

Released: 2007

Official Singles Chart peak: 2

Total UK streams: 101 million

It might have just missed out on the Official Singles Chart top spot, but with 101 million UK streams and counting Rule The World is officially the fellas' biggest streaming success. The track served as the soundtrack to the 2007 Matthew Vaughn fantasy film Stardust, and was later included on a deluxe reissue of the band's chart-topping Beautiful World album.

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