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Will Moseley, American Idol runner-up, following a performance on the Season 22 finale. (ABC Photo)

Sunday marked a month since the Season 22 American Idol finale.

So I thought it might be interesting to take a look at how the five singles released in conjunction with that show are doing.

Runner-up Will Moseley did the best on the music charts with his song “Good Book Bad,” so it’s not surprising that he holds the streaming lead when it comes to the singles released by the Season 22 Top 5.

The day after the Idol finale, “Good Book Bad” was sitting at number four on the Apple Music Top 200 and number three on the site’s country singles chart.

Here are the numbers as of Saturday afternoon:

Spotify streams

Will Moseley, “Good Book Bad” — 381,705
Abi Carter, “This Isn’t Over” — 252,0288
Jack Blocker, “All of Yours” — 177,751
Triston Harper, “H.O.P.E.” — 139,364
Emmy Russell, “Redemption” — 76,586

YouTube official music video views

Abi Carter, “This Isn’t Over” — 285,654
Will Moseley, “Good Book Bad” — 270,550
Jack Blocker, “All of Yours” — 194,886
Triston Harper, “H.O.P.E.” — 152,555
Emmy Russell, “Redemption” — 127.866

YouTube official lyric video views

Abi Carter, “This Isn’t Over” — 70,162
Triston Harper, “H.O.P.E.” — 64,427
Emmy Russell, “Redemption” — 63,781
Will Moseley, “Good Book Bad” — 63,339
Jack Blocker, “All of Yours” — 63,226

Safe to say, these Idol singles are probably not the songs any member of the Top 5 will be remembered for.

Will’s “Gone For Good,” an original he performed twice on the show, has surged well past 1 million views on Spotify. Emmy’s “Skinny” is approaching that mark.

Abi’s “It’s All Love,” released during her victorious Idol run, is a much better song that “This Isn’t Over” and has surpassed it in Spotify streams.

And Triston Harper is already teasing a new song, “Every Country Boy Needs a Bible,” posting a snippet One to Instagram on Friday.