instead. Both versions of the video were created by a self-proclaimed Trump supporter named @CarpeDonktum. It was also used in the 2016 film Zootopia. Track listings All songs were written by Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Michael Stipe unless otherwise indicated. "Belong" and "Losing My Religion" were recorded live at the Capital Plaza Theater in Charleston, West Virginia, on April 28, 1992. "Orange Crush" was recorded live in Georgia, US, in November 1989.US 7-inch and CD single "Everybody Hurts" – 4:46 "Mandolin Strum" – 3:45US 12-inch, maxi-CD, and cassette single 1 "Everybody Hurts" – 4:56 "Mandolin Strum" – 3:45 "Belong" (live) – 4:06 "Orange Crush" (live) – 3:58US 12-inch, maxi-CD, and cassette single 2 "Everybody Hurts" – 4:56 "Star Me Kitten" (demo) – 3:04 "Losing My Religion" (live) – 4:54 "Organ Song" – 3:23UK 7-inch and cassette single "Everybody Hurts" (edit) – 4:46 "Pop Song '89" – 3:03UK CD1 "Everybody Hurts" (edit) – 4:46 "New Orleans Instrumental No. 1" (long version) – 3:28 "Mandolin Strum" – 3:45UK CD2 "Everybody Hurts" (edit) – 4:46 "Chance" (dub) – 2:32 "Dark Globe" – 1:51European and Australasian CD single''' "Everybody Hurts" (edit) – 4:56 "Mandolin Strum" – 3:45 "Chance" (dub) – 2:32 "Dark Globe" – 1:51 Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Helping Haiti charity single In an attempt to raise money for victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown asked Simon Cowell to arrange a charity single. Cowell chose "Everybody Hurts". Brown agreed to waive VAT on the single, and R.E.M. agreed to waive all royalties. The release would be under the name Helping Haiti. Proceeds from the single were to be split between The Sun'' Helping Haiti fund and the Disasters Emergency Committee. The single was released digitally on February 7, 2010, and physically on February 8, 2010. Reportedly, the single's sales in the UK were approximately 205,000 copies in its first two days and 453,000 in its first week, making it the fastest-selling charity record of the 21st century in Britain. This cover is also noteworthy for featuring Robbie Williams' first collaboration with Take That since Williams parted ways with the group in 1995, although neither act was present for each other's recording session. This release also marks Jon Bon Jovi's first No. 1 appearance on the UK Singles Chart. Artists The song is performed by the following artists (in order of appearance): Leona Lewis