Guy Sebastian's Battle Scars tops one million US sales Lupe Fiasco, left, and Guy Sebastian perform Battle Scars. GUY Sebastian has sold a million copies of his hit Battle Scars in the US. While the song peaked at No. 71 on the Billboard chart, heavy radio play and strong weekly sales has seen the track cross the seven-figure mark this week. Although written by Sebastian, Battle Scars was released in the US as Lupe Fiasco featuring Guy Sebastian, to capitalise on Fiasco's strong profile, and reflect Sebastian's lower profile. The song has also received invaluable new exposure as the soundtrack to the trailer for Oprah Winfrey's new movie Lee Daniel's The Butler. The movie, released in the US on August 16, also features Robin Williams, Forest Whitaker, Cuba Gooding Jr, Vanessa Redgrave and Mariah Carey. Sebastian posted a picture of himself celebrating going platinum in the US on his Twitter account. Reaching platinum with a single puts Sebastian in rare territory - the last Australians to achieve the feat were Gotye and DJ Havana Brown last year. He also joins a club that includes AC/DC, Olivia Newton-John and Men at Work. Acts including The Seekers, Kylie Minogue, Savage Garden, Jet, INXS, Keith Urban and Air Supply have all had gold-selling singles in the US without crossing the million mark. Battle Scars has sold over 560,000 copies in Australia, went Top 10 in Norway and to No. 2 in New Zealand. The song was released in the US on August 28 last year and went gold - 500,000 sales - in May. Sebastian has been promoting Battle Scars on and off in the US for the past year; including key TV appearances with Fiasco. A hit song can take over six months to break throughout America due to the size of the country. Sebastian has based himself in the US - where he has signed with Cherry Records, an arm of Sony - writing songs for his new album. He will return to Australia to join the Taylor Swift stadium tour later this year. SEVEN FIGURE AUSSIES: The artists who've sold over 1 million in the US Havana Brown - We Run the Night (1 million US sales) Gotye - Somebody That I Used to Know (7 million) Olivia Newton-John - Physical (1 million) AC/DC - Thunderstruck (1 million) AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long (1 million) AC/DC - Back in Black (2 million) Men at Work - Down Under (1 million)