Crazy Karol G only got 98k despite the record breaking streams.

Industry really has changed. Same with tv ratings. Streaming rules the world.

billboard needs to weigh streaming higher, it’s been years now since the last formula change

Kali coming for the record easy money.

Not until he can do over 600k without 36 songs but I guess as far as country goes he's the biggest right now

If this is anything like Dangerous the legs on this will be insane. Legs > peak tbh.

Facts because dangerous outsold CLB two years in a row even tho CLB had a bigger opening week

wait what lmao so which white female rapper was in the top 3 before

This is gonna end up debuting with 500k+ units.

Wonder why they haven't done this yet.

They change the formula anytime blacks start winning too much

Morgan dropped a triple album
Bet the country fans not complaining about "over-saturation" 🤣

Yet you'll see rap fans b****ing whenever Drake drops a 20-track project lol.

the issue isn't weight, it's stream count. they'd have to tinker that if they wanna fix this. but they've already been tinkering with it since like 2017/2018 and feel like it's commensurate with the current ad-supported/subscription payout right now.

m.hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=334993&title=ONE-MORE-THING-FOR-WALLEN%3A-A-STREAMING-RECORD

Monday, March 6, 2023

ONE MORE THING FOR WALLEN: A STREAMING RECORD

Morgan Wallen's One Thing at a Time (Big Loud/Mercury/Republic) will set the record for the biggest audio-streaming week for a country album, with around 450m plays from its 36 tracks. This raises the projected activity for One Thing to 440-475k and should place the album at #5 for the all-time biggest streaming week in any genre.

Only Drake (3x) and Taylor Swift, both also on Republic, have achieved larger streaming weeks. Speaking of Republic, the label has #1-7 and eight of the 10 of most-streamed album weeks.

man what (again)

Piece of s***

If they weighed it heavier, it'd reduce the impact of radio on the Hot 100 even more and that'd result in streams counting towards more units on the Billboard 200.