Boom Satellites remix, and a two-track card sleeved single backed with "Lick the Pavement". In France, "Push It" charted for a single week at number 99. In the Netherlands it debuted at number 98 and peaked the following week at number 77, while in Germany, the single peaked at number 88. Some of the higher European chart positions came from Iceland, where "Push It" reached number 2 after five weeks, Ireland where it reached number 26, Finland where it peaked at number 14, and in Spain, where the single was released by RCA Records, "Push It" debuted at number five. The single spent a second week at that peak, before dropping out of the Spanish top 10 in early June. The song also peaked at number 20 on the Spanish airplay chart. Across Europe, "Push It" reached number 38 on the European Hot 100 Singles chart and number six on the European Radio Top 50 chart. In Australia and New Zealand, "Push It" was released by White Label Records on April 20, 1998, on two CDs, in the same combination as Europe had received. At the end of the month, "Push It" debuted on the ARIA Singles Chart at number 31 where it stayed for a second week before dropping out of the chart on its seventh week. At the same time, "Push It" debuted on the RIANZ Singles Chart at number 16, and climbed seven days later to peak at number 15. It ultimately spent six weeks on the charts. White Label also licensed out commercial singles of "Push It" internationally for release in South Africa and Venezuela. In North America, Almo Sounds serviced "Push It" to alternative radio on March 30, 1998. Several radio stations jumped the add date for "Push It", even though Almo served cease and desist orders. Almo's campaign for "Push It" centered around breaking the single at alternative radio, as the format had strongly supported the band before. The label weren't too concerned whether or not "Push It" would crossover into Top 40 radio as they had confidence in the album's follow-up singles. In its first week, "Push It" became the #1 Most Added record on the alternative format and debuted in mid-April as the highest new entry on Modern Rock at number 25. The same week "Push It" debuted at number 72 on the Hot 100 Airplay chart. The following chart saw "Push