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  • Mar 17, 2024
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    roselei2

    Numbers aren’t law

    F*** off, alt.

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    roselei2

    Numbers aren’t law

    You didn't feel the presence of Jimmy cooks, Rich Flex, Sticky, Wait for You?

    You think those were just smashes because of the Numbers?

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    BrickellBayside

    You didn't feel the presence of Jimmy cooks, Rich Flex, Sticky, Wait for You?

    You think those were just smashes because of the Numbers?

    Bruh, just let them have it. Drake has no hits this decade. Just concede lmao.

  • Mar 17, 2024
    thegreatdivine

    F*** off, alt.

    Is that supposed to offend me or something

    It’s an account on a website man

  • Mar 17, 2024

    Mods lock thread, it was fun but now you know who is gonna be all mad and aggressive in here

  • Mar 17, 2024
    BrickellBayside

    You didn't feel the presence of Jimmy cooks, Rich Flex, Sticky, Wait for You?

    You think those were just smashes because of the Numbers?

    They didn’t feel as massive as the songs I named in OP

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    Noir

    If we're talking mega-hits, these songs really are more comparable to Carnival (not a mega-hit) than One Dance or God's Plan. These songs have hung around, but mega-hit? Really?

    I think this discussion says just as much about the state of the music industry as it does about Drake's current ability to make hits.

    The latter I agree with.

    I'd say though, that if Rich Flex, and Jimmy Cooks aren't considered mega hits for this era, then idk what we're doing with the term tbh

    Because, IMO what a mega hit meant pre 2020 is not the same as what it means now. It's a completely different landscape.

    No, Jimmy cooks, Rich Flex, etc. aren't comparable to One Dance or God's plan but I'm not comparing them to that standard. The climate in the industry is completely different.

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    I've heard Rich Baby Daddy more often, more organically, than pretty much anything else he's put out since 2020

    The charts don't point to it being as big as some other songs of his but that s*** is everywhere rn

  • Mar 17, 2024
    Noir

    I've heard Rich Baby Daddy more often, more organically, than pretty much anything else he's put out since 2020

    The charts don't point to it being as big as some other songs of his but that s*** is everywhere rn

    This I agree with. The numbers won’t say that right now, but Rich Baby Daddy does feel like his biggest song in years. It has that inescapable feeling

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    thegreatdivine

    Bruh, just let them have it. Drake has no hits this decade. Just concede lmao.

    I feel like I'm taking crazy pills lol

    Rich Flex literally transcended culture and was a real thing across pop culture as a whole. Rich Baby Daddy is a moment. Jimmy Cooks popped off. Wait for You was a grammy award winning song IIRC. My mom loved that record lol

    That TO ME was a very clear mega hit for the 2020's. It wasn't One Dance, or Hotline bling, but I'd argue that the industry is completely different now than it was then.

  • If Drake didn't have a mega hit no one did. Life Is Good, Toosie Slide, Laugh Now Cry Later, Wait for U are all at least 4x platinum with the first being the biggest single of the decade (It came out Jan 2020) and Rich Flex had the biggest sales for a rap song in it's first week since God's Plan. You can't deny the facts as much as you might not like him Drake is still dropping mega hits

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    Not Like Josuke

    This guy also said Drake NEEDS Cole Durk and Wayne on his tours as if he didn’t always have guests.

    Gently isn’t a single off the album, if he really was chasing a hit that s*** would have gotten pushed heavy. But since he’s rapping in Spanish it’s “chasing a hit”? Doesn’t add up

    I think @SeattleZ12 is mostly projecting

    I’m not projecting. Pre FAT D, as we speak and date @ 8 remix would’ve charted well

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    SeattleZ12

    Yet drake cant sell air forces

    This is a dumb argument lol

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    Dipset Forever

    This is a dumb argument lol

    How

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    SeattleZ12

    How

    You’re comparing a limited release Travis sneaker to a general release Drake sneaker and wondering why it isn’t sold out

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    BrickellBayside

    The latter I agree with.

    I'd say though, that if Rich Flex, and Jimmy Cooks aren't considered mega hits for this era, then idk what we're doing with the term tbh

    Because, IMO what a mega hit meant pre 2020 is not the same as what it means now. It's a completely different landscape.

    No, Jimmy cooks, Rich Flex, etc. aren't comparable to One Dance or God's plan but I'm not comparing them to that standard. The climate in the industry is completely different.

    I would rather just not use the term mega-hit at all than adjust the meaning to suit the era

    We listen to and distribute music differently these days and it's very, very hard for a song to be totally inescapable across all demographics like it used to be. The feeling can't be there like it was

    So no, I don't think it's reasonable to put Jimmy Cooks and One Dance in the same category. But that's not to say Jimmy Cooks wasn't a hit at all, I just wouldn't use the same label to describe both

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    BrickellBayside

    I feel like I'm taking crazy pills lol

    Rich Flex literally transcended culture and was a real thing across pop culture as a whole. Rich Baby Daddy is a moment. Jimmy Cooks popped off. Wait for You was a grammy award winning song IIRC. My mom loved that record lol

    That TO ME was a very clear mega hit for the 2020's. It wasn't One Dance, or Hotline bling, but I'd argue that the industry is completely different now than it was then.

    You have to understand that when it comes to debating Drake on here, certain people will always move the goal posts because his success annoys them and even moreso because his fans on here dare to celebrate his success. It's really that simple. Once you get that, everything else will make sense.

    Just let them have it lol.

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    BrickellBayside

    I feel like I'm taking crazy pills lol

    Rich Flex literally transcended culture and was a real thing across pop culture as a whole. Rich Baby Daddy is a moment. Jimmy Cooks popped off. Wait for You was a grammy award winning song IIRC. My mom loved that record lol

    That TO ME was a very clear mega hit for the 2020's. It wasn't One Dance, or Hotline bling, but I'd argue that the industry is completely different now than it was then.

    Rich Flex had 450k sales in it's first week alone not even including any other song from Her Loss. No other artist has done that this decade aside from Taylor. To say it wasn't a maga hit is delusional and OP needs to go outside and hear Drake's music for himself since he doesn't believe in statistics

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    Noir

    I would rather just not use the term mega-hit at all than adjust the meaning to suit the era

    We listen to and distribute music differently these days and it's very, very hard for a song to be totally inescapable across all demographics like it used to be. The feeling can't be there like it was

    So no, I don't think it's reasonable to put Jimmy Cooks and One Dance in the same category. But that's not to say Jimmy Cooks wasn't a hit at all, I just wouldn't use the same label to describe both

    The lack of monoculture does make having a 'mega hit' in the traditional sense virtually impossible.

    We shouldn't be comparing any records that come out in this era to previous eras IMO it's like comparing 90's basketball to current basketball

    if the standard is One Dance, then sure these aren't mega hits but Rich Flex for example, was clearly massive, and by today's standards is a mega hit unless, as you stated, we do away with the term.

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    Dipset Forever

    You’re comparing a limited release Travis sneaker to a general release Drake sneaker and wondering why it isn’t sold out

    We just gonna pretend those and the hot steppas didn’t go on sale

  • The Darkest Angel

    Rich Flex had 450k sales in it's first week alone not even including any other song from Her Loss. No other artist has done that this decade aside from Taylor. To say it wasn't a maga hit is delusional and OP needs to go outside and hear Drake's music for himself since he doesn't believe in statistics

    I tend to try and be objective about this and see it from others point of view but yeah, it's tough lol

    I've seen what Rich Baby daddy does in person. I saw what Rich Flex did, what Wait for You did, and that's before we start talking stats.

    Like I said, toughhhh crowd if Rich Flex isn't a 'mega hit'

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    SeattleZ12

    I’m not projecting. Pre FAT D, as we speak and date @ 8 remix would’ve charted well

    You just throwing anything at the wall to see what sticks bruh.

    What's next? The chicken sandwhiches at drakes restaurant are doing low numbers?

  • Mar 17, 2024
    Block Muteson

    Slime You Out

    lmao as much as i love that song nah

  • Mar 17, 2024
    SeattleZ12

    We just gonna pretend those and the hot steppas didn’t go on sale

    Hot Steps were restocked due to phenomenal demand

    You can’t even get the black ones anymore in men’s sizes lol what is your argument here

  • Mar 17, 2024
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    These gotta be the worst mods on the entire internet

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