Travis #11 is surprisingly low

I think Travis Scott will be on this

Yeah I saw that, but that was in 2018

Spotify has ballooned since then and Apple Music has all but stagnated

Most recent numbers I saw said that Spotify has 55M US subscribers and Apple Music has 40M

He’s not too strong of a singles artist and has failed to diversify himself post astroworld

#11 probably isn’t Young Thug, he’s likely top 10

when the f*** do you think Apple Music began streaming?

@NBAHungboy Blackballed again.

*the paid tier of spotify at least

Still waiting for someone to post a source proving this is true in 2026, that link is from 2018 when Apple Music was at its peak

dude wrote that like streaming charts should reflect anything other than who got the most streams during the existence of streaming

That's genuinely insane lmao I had no idea he was that large

I feel spotify has more paid users in the usa nowdays too tbh

Hot take: they not revealing the actual totals for a reason

might not still be true but Spotify’s prime consumer base is the people who got into rap in 2016 then pivoted to country in 2020 so idk why anyone on a music forum would proudly state that they use that service

1.5 hot songs and Roddy had the highest streamed album on AM in 2020?

They gotta stop using the term globally

Who released an album that year

He was randomly starting to get hot during the pandemic but that died off quick

POSTY!

Lil Baby
Future
Juice Wrld
Pop Smoke
Drake (project, not studio album)
Weeknd
Uzi
Gaga
Taylor Swift (2x)
Ariana Grande
Bad Bunny (2x)
Justin Bieber

I don't hate Post's music but the whole 'get big off rap and genre switch when it's convenient' gimmick rubs me so incredibly wrong

9 left...

@Valentine you still positive Cole on here??

Okay crazy that he beat them lmao forgot about Taylor

Although that did behind her streaming era of releasing something that was listened to for one week total with no more actual hits.