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Read the comments trav fans really believe Drizziano will sell less then Utopia
Honestly, there's a serious chance FAT D does NOT outsell Utopia FW.
Honestly, there's a serious chance FAT D does NOT outsell Utopia FW.
Just like Mr. Morale had a chance to outsell CLB
Stop the nonsense
We all want 30 tracks
for what? That's what ruined Scorpion and CLB
Honestly, there's a serious chance FAT D does NOT outsell Utopia FW.
imo this album is drake’s most anticipated album since CLB, and i think hype will increase way more once it’s formally announced via IG. also features on this album like bad bunny will attract a lot of new listeners cause they don’t have a huge crossover fanbase. regardless of sales i think this album will outstream utopia first week, and easily do 600M+ on spotify. i also think drake will hit 100M monthly on spotify soon after this releases
Honestly, there's a serious chance FAT D does NOT outsell Utopia FW.
Utopia 496k - Her Loss 404k.
Utopia 19 songs - Her Loss 16 songs.
Utopia bundles (250k) - Her Loss no bundles.
Utopia 5 years after Astroworld - Her Loss 5 months after HN.
Safe to say that Drake can outsell Travis EASY if he want to.
The diamond dogs are ready for FATD
Utopia 496k - Her Loss 404k.
Utopia 19 songs - Her Loss 16 songs.
Utopia bundles (250k) - Her Loss no bundles.
Utopia 5 years after Astroworld - Her Loss 5 months after HN.
Safe to say that Drake can outsell Travis EASY if he want to.
Genuine question, but who cares? When did this shift happen where fans seem to care more & more about the commercial success of a project? Seems like some fans care more about that than the actual music. More streams/sales does not always mean quality music.
Genuine question, but who cares? When did this shift happen where fans seem to care more & more about the commercial success of a project? Seems like some fans care more about that than the actual music. More streams/sales does not always mean quality music.
Started around 2018-2020 with the whole bundle debacle. That’s when conversations about sales really started to pick up and become a point of argument. Blame Twitter
The diamond dogs are ready for FATD
Started around 2018-2020 with the whole bundle debacle. That’s when conversations about sales really started to pick up and become a point of argument. Blame Twitter
Seems like fans are using it as a shield & to prop up their favorites. “See! ____ had x amount of streams, I told you the album was good!” If you like it, you like it.
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imo this album is drake’s most anticipated album since CLB, and i think hype will increase way more once it’s formally announced via IG. also features on this album like bad bunny will attract a lot of new listeners cause they don’t have a huge crossover fanbase. regardless of sales i think this album will outstream utopia first week, and easily do 600M+ on spotify. i also think drake will hit 100M monthly on spotify soon after this releases
has he ever announced fts before the album drops besides the clb billboards day of. I didn’t think he’s tell us he had Nicki or bad bunny on their so soon
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twitter.com/nfr_podcast/status/1691508263546658830?s=20
Is this just based off of him saying at the last two shows that he knows the release date now? Or did something else happen
''support group w sum benefits
layin down white lines like supremacistssss
wockhardt and seirra misssstttt
sheeesh
Doesn't Drake know Sierra Mist is discontinued and replaced with Starry
Genuine question, but who cares? When did this shift happen where fans seem to care more & more about the commercial success of a project? Seems like some fans care more about that than the actual music. More streams/sales does not always mean quality music.
A lot of people care about sales. But yeah, at the end of the day it’s all about the music.
and FATD already a classic!!!
Seems like fans are using it as a shield & to prop up their favorites. “See! ____ had x amount of streams, I told you the album was good!” If you like it, you like it.
Yea it leads into the “well the album is still charting so obviously people still like it and are listening to it” When whole time it could just be one big song keeping it on the charts lol
Genuine question, but who cares? When did this shift happen where fans seem to care more & more about the commercial success of a project? Seems like some fans care more about that than the actual music. More streams/sales does not always mean quality music.
Chart data started becoming more easily accessible via Twitter around like 2017 so around then