The impact of "One Last Breath" on commercial rock radio cemented Creed's status as a dominant chart force in the post-grunge era. While their preceding single "My Sacrifice" dominated mainstream and alternative charts through early 2002, "One Last Breath" crossed over heavily into the pop mainstream, enjoying sustained chart longevity.
| Single Title | Release Window | Billboard Hot 100 Peak | Mainstream Rock Tracks Peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| "My Sacrifice" | October 2001 | No. 4 | No. 1 (9 weeks) |
| "One Last Breath" | April 2002 | No. 6 | No. 5 |
| "Hide" | August 2002 | Did not chart | No. 13 |
| "Don't Stop Dancing" | October 2002 | Did not chart | No. 24 |
The single spent a staggering 34 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, illustrating rare cross-format durability for an alternative metal group. Its digital footprint remains formidable: by early 2026, the track had amassed over 450 million streams on Spotify and over 300 million views on YouTube, comfortably holding its place alongside "With Arms Wide Open" as the band's most widely recognized composition.
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