Kylie Minogue is marking a significant milestone as her 2001 hit single "Can’t Get You Out Of My Head" has surpassed one billion streams on Spotify. The Australian singer, now 58, celebrated the achievement by sharing previously unseen photos from the song's iconic music video, including images from her wardrobe and styling tests.

The single, which was released as the lead track from her album *Fever*, achieved widespread international success, reaching number one in over 40 countries. It remains one of Minogue’s signature songs and continues to receive heavy daily streams, estimated at around 850,000 plays per day.

Among the shared images was a white plunging jumpsuit designed by London-based Fee Doran, noted for its flowing silhouette which Minogue modified by cutting open the sides. The design was inspired by the style of Grace Jones. Minogue also posted photos of a second outfit featured in the video—a black sleeveless top with mesh panels, a fishnet arm cuff, and black culottes—worn in scenes where she is seen driving through a futuristic cityscape.

Minogue expressed gratitude to her global audience for their continued support. “Thank you to everyone all around the world who has streamed and sang and danced and loved!” she wrote on social media, referring to her preparation for the video years before streaming platforms existed.

In a recent interview with Vogue Australia, in which she appeared on the cover alongside her sister Dannii Minogue, Kylie reflected on her career path, describing her rise to pop stardom as a blend of destiny and intuition. She said she was captivated from an early age by music, fashion, and performance, though she did not initially intend to pursue a career in pop music.

"Can’t Get You Out Of My Head" is widely regarded as the defining track of Minogue’s career, and its streaming milestone underscores its enduring popularity across multiple generations.