A social media campaign boosted Victoria Beckham's 2001 song to #1 in the UK and Ireland, her first solo chart-topper, amid family tensions.

A viral social media campaign has propelled Victoria Beckham’s 2001 single "Not Such An Innocent Girl" to the top of the UK and Ireland iTunes charts, marking her first number one since 2001. The surge followed public fallout with her son Brooklyn Beckham, who criticized her and husband David in a recent statement. Fans, influencers, and comedians joined the effort to secure Beckham a solo number one—making her the only Spice Girl without one—framing it as a cultural moment. While the campaign’s broader goals are unclear, the song’s unexpected success highlights the influence of online movements on music charts. Victoria has not publicly commented on the family dispute, focusing instead on supporting her youngest son, Cruz.