Pink Celebrates Massive Accomplishment For 2012 Song With Emotional Post
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Carly SilvaJanuary 15, 2026 at 4:00 AM
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Pink is marking yet another major milestone in her music career.
Just a week after her song "Try" surpassed one billion streams on Spotify, the music superstar celebrated another impressive feat on Wednesday, Jan. 14 after the music video for her song "Just Give Me a Reason" reached 2 billion views on YouTube.
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Pink, 46, gushed over the news in a heartfelt Instagram post on Wednesday, sharing a clip from the viral music video for "Just Give Me a Reason," one of the hit songs off her 2012 album The Truth About Love.
The dynamic music video officially released in February 2013 and stars Pink—born Alecia Beth Moore—opposite her real-life husband, Carey Hart. Her duet partner on the song, Nate Ruess, also appears in the video.
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Sharing clips from the making of the music video in her Instagram post on Wednesday, Pink wrote, "Just Give Me a Reason just hit 2 billion views on YouTube. I can't quite wrap my head around how big that number is."
"When you write a song, you hope it finds its way into people's lives, year after year," she continued, before telling her fans, "Thank you for giving this song a place, and making it yours as much as it is mine. 💜"
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Pink shared a similar Instagram post last week after reaching one billion Spotify streams of "Try," another hit song off the same 2012 album.
"A billion streams of Try. That’s wild," she wrote in her Jan. 6 post. "This song has always been my love letter to anyone who’s ever risked their heart, got burned, and chose to live again anyway." "Thank you for being brave enough to try with me. 🖤" she added.
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