"Fake #1!"
At least, Drake can still go #1 without massively promoting his songs. Your favorite rappers can't do that after spending millions on marketing and promotion.
62 songs have reached #1 on the Hot 100 this decade. 35 of those songs spent only 1 week at #1. 9 more songs spent only 2 weeks. So that's 44/62 songs to have reached #1 this decade only to spend no more than 2 weeks at #1.
He went #1 with an album cut and he'll go #1 again when he drops his album and y'all are just gonna keep crying about it
Still a top 20 song. Slow RnB 5 mins songs aren’t charting at all
Number 1 already secured.
The song has Drake's name on it, so I'm not sure what else was going to happen.
At some point, the success of a new Drake single has to be measured by something other than first week streams. It's a pretty meaningless metric for someone as ubiquitous as Drake.
What standard should we hold him to? What standard does he hold himself to? The industry feedback loop is going to keep telling him that everything is fine as long as he charts highly.
Usually don’t have to go out my way for a new Drake song
Still ain’t heard it yet. Charlamagne was right
You’re in a thread talking about the song but “still haven’t heard it yet”
The song has Drake's name on it, so I'm not sure what else was going to happen.
At some point, the success of a new Drake single has to be measured by something other than first week streams. It's a pretty meaningless metric for someone as ubiquitous as Drake.
What standard should we hold him to? What standard does he hold himself to? The industry feedback loop is going to keep telling him that everything is fine as long as he charts highly.
We need new measurements! Lmfao do you hear yourself?
You’re in a thread talking about the song but “still haven’t heard it yet”
title is an attention grabber
Cmon now
"Fake #1!"
At least, Drake can still go #1 without massively promoting his songs. Your favorite rappers can't do that after spending millions on marketing and promotion.
62 songs have reached #1 on the Hot 100 this decade. 35 of those songs spent only 1 week at #1. 9 more songs spent only 2 weeks. So that's 44/62 songs to have reached #1 this decade only to spend no more than 2 weeks at #1.
He went #1 with an album cut and he'll go #1 again when he drops his album and y'all are just gonna keep crying about it
Fake song
"Fake #1!"
At least, Drake can still go #1 without massively promoting his songs. Your favorite rappers can't do that after spending millions on marketing and promotion.
62 songs have reached #1 on the Hot 100 this decade. 35 of those songs spent only 1 week at #1. 9 more songs spent only 2 weeks. So that's 44/62 songs to have reached #1 this decade only to spend no more than 2 weeks at #1.
He went #1 with an album cut and he'll go #1 again when he drops his album and y'all are just gonna keep crying about it
Ask them when their favorite rapper hit any form of billboard charting and you’ll see why they keep screaming fake.
"Fake #1!"
At least, Drake can still go #1 without massively promoting his songs. Your favorite rappers can't do that after spending millions on marketing and promotion.
62 songs have reached #1 on the Hot 100 this decade. 35 of those songs spent only 1 week at #1. 9 more songs spent only 2 weeks. So that's 44/62 songs to have reached #1 this decade only to spend no more than 2 weeks at #1.
He went #1 with an album cut and he'll go #1 again when he drops his album and y'all are just gonna keep crying about it
The song has Drake's name on it, so I'm not sure what else was going to happen.
At some point, the success of a new Drake single has to be measured by something other than first week streams. It's a pretty meaningless metric for someone as ubiquitous as Drake.
What standard should we hold him to? What standard does he hold himself to? The industry feedback loop is going to keep telling him that everything is fine as long as he charts highly.
This
The song has Drake's name on it, so I'm not sure what else was going to happen.
At some point, the success of a new Drake single has to be measured by something other than first week streams. It's a pretty meaningless metric for someone as ubiquitous as Drake.
What standard should we hold him to? What standard does he hold himself to? The industry feedback loop is going to keep telling him that everything is fine as long as he charts highly.
Spend more time worrying about how there aren't any new superstars from the current generation of rappers and spend less time worrying about Drake, who has dominated rap longer than any other rapper has and is still by far the biggest artist in rap music.
Drake dropped a song people didn't like and went #1. That's a W if anything.
It immadieatly left number 1 tho? Yall clown Nicki for having her fans boost a song to number 1 for a week before it drops from the charts but yall ain't giving Drake the same energy?
"Fake #1!"
At least, Drake can still go #1 without massively promoting his songs. Your favorite rappers can't do that after spending millions on marketing and promotion.
62 songs have reached #1 on the Hot 100 this decade. 35 of those songs spent only 1 week at #1. 9 more songs spent only 2 weeks. So that's 44/62 songs to have reached #1 this decade only to spend no more than 2 weeks at #1.
He went #1 with an album cut and he'll go #1 again when he drops his album and y'all are just gonna keep crying about it
she spazzed
It immadieatly left number 1 tho? Yall clown Nicki for having her fans boost a song to number 1 for a week before it drops from the charts but yall ain't giving Drake the same energy?
Nicki goes from 1 to 60 lmao wtf you talking about?
The song has Drake's name on it, so I'm not sure what else was going to happen.
At some point, the success of a new Drake single has to be measured by something other than first week streams. It's a pretty meaningless metric for someone as ubiquitous as Drake.
What standard should we hold him to? What standard does he hold himself to? The industry feedback loop is going to keep telling him that everything is fine as long as he charts highly.
It's pretty simple. The initial hype of a Drake single will draw a number 1 but if it retains it's place at number 1 is dependent on if people actually like the track or are actually listening to it. A week later and the track is already out of the top 10 and will likely continue to freefall down the charts. This shows that the song wasn't a true hit and was just bolstered by initial hype. Yall would be clowning Nicki Minaj even though the same thing has happened to her many times. This is an L for Drake and Charlamagne was right. Yall Drake fans can keep crying about it
It's pretty simple. The initial hype of a Drake single will draw a number 1 but if it retains it's place at number 1 is dependent on if people actually like the track or are actually listening to it. A week later and the track is already out of the top 10 and will likely continue to freefall down the charts. This shows that the song wasn't a true hit and was just bolstered by initial hype. Yall would be clowning Nicki Minaj even though the same thing has happened to her many times. This is an L for Drake and Charlamagne was right. Yall Drake fans can keep crying about it
The song that was a 5+ minute slow R&B song wasn't a hit? You don't say
The song that was a 5+ minute slow R&B song wasn't a hit? You don't say
So you agree that Drake dropped a bad single
So you agree that Drake dropped a bad single
Pretty sure I even said it in this thread when the song dropped lmao
Who are you mad at man
Just fighting ghosts
Pretty sure I even said it in this thread when the song dropped lmao
Who are you mad at man
Just fighting ghosts
So Charlamagne was right. Can yall be quiet now
So Charlamagne was right. Can yall be quiet now
People cared if it went #1 man lmfao
It's pretty simple. The initial hype of a Drake single will draw a number 1 but if it retains it's place at number 1 is dependent on if people actually like the track or are actually listening to it. A week later and the track is already out of the top 10 and will likely continue to freefall down the charts. This shows that the song wasn't a true hit and was just bolstered by initial hype. Yall would be clowning Nicki Minaj even though the same thing has happened to her many times. This is an L for Drake and Charlamagne was right. Yall Drake fans can keep crying about it
If your posts are anything to go by, you're the biggest Drake fan here.
People cared if it went #1 man lmfao
People didn't care about the song but it debuted at #1 and is still #12 in its second week. And it's not even a single lmao.
Threads like this are why Drake fans act a fool in the sales thread whenever he drops and y'all start crying, asking if it's a Drake d***riding thread or if its a sales thread
It's pretty simple. The initial hype of a Drake single will draw a number 1 but if it retains it's place at number 1 is dependent on if people actually like the track or are actually listening to it. A week later and the track is already out of the top 10 and will likely continue to freefall down the charts. This shows that the song wasn't a true hit and was just bolstered by initial hype. Yall would be clowning Nicki Minaj even though the same thing has happened to her many times. This is an L for Drake and Charlamagne was right. Yall Drake fans can keep crying about it
Tuesday afternoon and you in here arguing about Drake's newest number 1 lmaooo, no L in sight and it still went number 1 cry more about it